The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-04-15
ARCHDIOCESE of ST. PAUL

St, Paul SemlnaFys Inc hight Key
erend Bishop Lawler officiated at tbs
ordination services in St. Mary
chapel this week. On Thursday he
conferred Tonsure and Minor Orders
on a number of students on Friday
morning subdeaconship was con
TERED, and on Saturday morning four
teen were ordained deacons. On Sun.
day morning, April 16, he will ordain
the Reverend John p Cotter to the
Holy Priesthood for the Diocese OF
Omaha, Neb.
On Palm Sunday, April 16, and on
Easter Sunday, April %, the entire
body of Seminarians will be present
at the late Mass in the Cathedral of
st. Paul. They will sing the responses
at the blessing of the palms, and the
Proper and the Common of the Mass
on both occasions. A Seminarian
choir of thirty voices, under the direc-
ton of the ChoirmaSter, Rev. Francis
Missia, will chant the Tenebrae in the
Cathedral on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday evenings of Holy Week,
and will sing the Mass on Holy Thurs
day, Good Friday and Easter Satur-
day.
The ceremonies of Holy Week will
be carried out in st. Mary'S Chapel by
the seminarians. Mass will be cele-
brated on Holy Thursday, Good Fri
day, and Easter Saturday; and the Of
flee of Tcnebrae will be chantcd at
three o'clock in the afternoon on We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday.
College of St. Catherine: The SEN
Tor academic class gave-an interesting
program in the Jeanne ID Arc auditori-
UNI on Saturday, April s, for the bene-
fit of the class fund. The program
consisted of readings, vocal and in
strumental pieces by the Misses Stack
well, Began, Pape, Denny, O'Brien;
and onc-act comedy, "1Ne Klcpto-
maniac" by the members of the class
of 1916. Those who took part in the
play were the Misses O'Connor, Nc
Kay, Denny, O'Brien, League, McNally,
Casey and Baylor. The play was en-
.ONCN ny Oh CtulSLlNC " lliNl IeNASN lhS
seating capacity of the auditorium, and
the different numbers were received
with hearty and generous applause.
st. Joseph's Academy: At the meet
ing of the Alumnae Association held
at the Academy last Sunday after
noon, Il report was presented by Mrs.
John DOnohue, delegate to the con-
vention of the International Fedora
ton of Catholic Alumnae held in
Chicago last November, as we'll as
to the convention of the Federated
Alumnae of the Sisters of ST. Joseph,
held in ST., Louis. ,oInp this report,
she showed the necessity of greater
activity and enthusiasm, as we'll as
OF greater financial expenditure, il
the Alumnae Association would live
up to the requirements Of the national
organization To do the work OK
pectcd Of them, it was necessary to
raise the yearly dues. 1t was decided
to hold the annual meeting OF the
AlumnaG on Saturday, June 3, at the
Academy.
The st. Joscph's Dramatic Club pre-
scented a one-act comedy, entitled,
Her First Engagement" and a
comedy III three acts entitled, The
Voice of Authority" in the assembly
hall on Wednesday afternoon, April
). There was Il large attendance of
the friends Of the pupils who gcner-
ouSIy applauded their efforts.
Church of st. Mark: The Reverend
!. A. Byrncs of st. Paul Seminary
gave an illustrated lecture OH the Pas
sion Play of Oberammergau i'll the pa
rochial school hall of the parish of st.
Mark, st. Paul, on Friday evening,
April I, under the auspices of the Ros-
airy and Altar Society Of the parish.
In addition to the lecture a musical
program was rendered.
Church of ST. Casimir: The Rever-
end Andrew Stojer, o. NJ. l., has been
appointed temporary pastor of the
Church of ST Casimir, st. Paul. in sue.
cession to the late Father Jajeski.
Guild of Catholic Women: At the
regular meeting of the Arts and
Letters Department of the Guild, held
at the Angus last week, the following
officers were elected: Chairman,
Mrs. John C. Burke; Vice Chairman,
Mrs. L. J. Donohue; Secretary, Mrs.
r. Gallagher; Treasurer, Miss Mary
May. The department is preparing
for a social meeting to be held at
Fort Smelling during May.
South ST. Paul: Members OF the
Catholic Order of Foresters, both. men
and women, received Holy Communion
in body at the Church of st. Angus
tine, of which Reverend ii. G.. Mccall
is pastor, last Sunday at the eight
O'Clock Mass; and afterwards partook
of breakfast in the Church hail.
Pro-Cathedral of St. Mary: The
Holy Name Society will be organized
in the Pro-Cathedral of st. Mary, Min.
neapolis, Palm Sunday evening. Near
ly six hundred men of the parish have
signified their intention to join the
society. The public reception of the
members will take place at eight
O'Clock Sunday evening, when the men
will recite in concert the solemn pledge
to honor the holy name of, Jesus. The
choir will ,.nndcr a cpppial prOcrnm nj