The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-04-22
ARCHDIOCESE of ST. PAUL


plimentary dinners will be rendered
the Right Reverend Bishop Lawlel
before his departure for his new field
of labor in the Diocese of Lead, South
Dakota. He will meet the priests OF
the diocese at a farewell banquet in
the st. Paul Hotel on Tuesday even
ing, April %; on Thursday evening
April 81, the citizens will have him
for guest of honor at banquet III
the st. Paul Hotel; and on Saturday
evening, he will GC entertained by
Governor BurnquiSt and the members
of his staff at complimentary din.
DCr in the st. Paul Hotel The Guild
OF Catholic Women will hold recep
tion in his honor on Wednesday after.
noon, April &c; the Tabernacle SO,
ciety on Friday afternoon, April %;
the Cathedral School on Tuesday after
noon, April % and the Rosary So
ciety on Sunday, April 80. On Sunday
evening, April 80, a reception and din
ner will be given in his honor at ST.
Paul Seminary.
St. Paul Seminary: The Reverend
Lawrence p Murray, of the College
of ST. Thomas, delivered a lecture in
in the Aula MaXima under the aus
piccS of the Clerical Total Absti-
nencc Society on Tuesday evening,
April Is.
College of St. Thomas: Plans are
being prepared by Mr.. f. l.. Masquer,
ay, architect of the new Cathedral, for
Il chapel for the college which, when
completed, will cost about $4,000.
Work will begin during the coming
summer.
The annual retreat for the students
opened Sunday evening and closed at
noon on Wednesday. 1t was under the
direction of Passionist Father from
Chicago.
Church of the Sacred Heart: The
exercises of the Forty Hours Devo-
ton closed in the Church of the Sa-
cred Heart, st. Paul, of which ReVer-
end Valerius Nelles, o. r. NJ, is pas
tor on Tuesday evening of last week.
The pastor was assisted by number
of Franciscan Fathers. The attend
ance was excellent at all the exercises,
and practically the entire parish ap-
preached the Sacramento.
ST. Joseph's Hospitals: Plans are
being prepared by Architect Clarence
Johnson for an addition to St
Joseph's Hospital, St. Paul, which is
conducted by the Sisters of st.
Joseph. The new structure, which
will be of brick and six stories high,
will consist of a main building and
two wings, in one of which will be
located chapel with a seating
capacity of two hundred and fifty.
The new addition will be built to
the northwest of the present hospital
and will contain about $50 rooms for
patients. A number Of lots have been
- purchased and the buildings on them
arc being RACED. AS soon as the site
is cleared, the foundation will be
laid, and the work of erecting the
superstructure will be carried on as
rapidly as possible. The new addi,
ton will not be ready for occupancy
before the summer of 1917.
Parochial Ease Ball League: At a
meeting of representatives of the
parochial schools of st. Paul, held in
Cretin High School last week, it was
decided TO organize ~ paroChial
school base ball league for the com
Ing season Rules were adopted and
schedule of games mapped out
Eight teams belong to the new league
Tho first division comprises the Cath
edral, st. Vincent, st. Mark and st
Bernard; the second st. Patrick, st
John, the Assumption and st. Michael
Pro-CathedraI of ST. Mary: The
choir of the PrO-Cathedral of st. Mary
Minneapolis, will be supplemented by
the ST. Paul Cathedral choir at the
Solemn High Mass on Easter Sunday
The singers will be directed by Franz
i. Hoffman,. The sermon will be
preached by Reverend Patrick A. Mul
lens, S. j., of Chicago.
Church CT ST. Thomas: The Rever
end +. X. McDermott, assistant pastor
of the Church Of st. Thomas, Mime
apolis, has returned to his work aftel
Il soiourn of several months in hi
New England home.
Dominican Missions; The Domni
can Fathers of Minneapolis will giv'
the following pOst-Lcnten missions
April 23-30, Proctor, Mimi; April %
50, Riccvillc. Iowa; April 30-May IA
Mt Carmel, Chicago; April 30-May Ia
ST Patrick's, South Chicago; May Z
IA, st. Plus, Chicago; May 1921, ST
.Iarlath's, Chicago: May 1928, 81
Marys, Evanston, ILL.,; May 21-2S, ST
Thomas, Minneapolis; May 1923, 81
Elizabeth's, Minneapolis; May 1879
Morton. Mimi. May 2S-June 4, Shields
vile, Mimi; June Ali, Excelsior
Mimi; June Ali, Little Falls, Mimi
May 2S-June 4, Rice Lake, Wis; Ma
21-June 4, Bird Island, Mimi; June
II, Duluth, Mimi; June Ali, Arm
strong, Wis; June Ills, Dundee, Wis.
June Ais, Park River, n d.; June Il
is, Wadena, Mimi; June 1918, Austir
Mimi; June Ills, Pine Island, MINI
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