The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-02-05
ARCHDIOCESE Of ST. PAUL

the late Mass in the Cathedral last
Sunday, taking for the subject of his
sermon Our Final Destiny in which
he pointed out the necessity of a
supernatural purpose in all our
actions.
A selected sanctuary choir of boys
from the Cathedral school sang the
Vespers in the Cathedral last Sunday
evening for the first time, under the
direction of the choirmaster. Rev. T.
r. Talbot. The rendition of the
Psalms and the manner in. which the
young chanters entered into the spirit
of the service showed careful train
ing Oh the part of the director.
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Convent Of the Vistation: The
feast of ST. Francis de Sales, founder
and patron of the Visitation Order, was
commemorated at the Visitation Con
vent, Grotto ST. and Paramount Ave,
St Paul, on Saturday, January 20. The
Solemn High Mass was celebrated in
the convent chapel at ten o'clock by
the Rev. Oliver Dolphin Of Anoka,
assisted by Father O'Hara of the
Cathedral staff as deacon, Father
Weber of st. Michael's parish as sub
deacon, and Father Cleary of st.
Luke's parish as master of ceremonies.
The sermon was preached by Father
Reardon. The service was attended
by a number of priests from the Twin
Cities and vicinity, the members OF
the Community, and number of the
pupils and alumnae of the institution.
Cretin Hiqh School: The quarterly
reports for the different classes Of the
Cretin High School, st. Paul, which
is in charge of the Christian Brothers,
we're read last Monday. Daniel Tim
mons, Sheridan Buckley. Leo Schwarz,
Stuart Connolly, Joseph Delougherty
and Walter Villaume led in their re-
spective classes. Numbers by the
newly organized Cretin Orchestra and
a song by George Reilly were pleas,
ing features of the event. Brother
Harold found much to commend in his
review of the work done during the
last quarter.
A new class has been formed to &C
commodate the numerous applications.
Brother Martin, an addition to the
teaching staff, arrived from st. Louis
last week.
Guild of Catholic Women: The Elk
ecutive Board of the Guild will meet
in the Wilder Charity Building, St
Paul, on Saturday, February 5, at lie
a. m, and the regular monthly meet
ing will be held on Monday, February
z.
Alumni Banquet :a..uTlle ST.. Paul
Alumni of st. Johns University,
Collegeville, Mimi, held their annual
banquet on the evening of January 26
at the, North Central Commercial
Club: About one hundred members were
present. Frank Yoerg acted as toast
master, and addresses were delivered
by John Caulfeld, 80, the oldest liv
ing alumnus of the University, Rev
Kilian Held, o. S. B., of the University
staff, Rev. Thomas J. Gleeson, pas
tor of st. Johns parish, Rev. George
Scheffold, o. S. B., of Medina and An
thony Yoerg, Commissioners of Educa
ton.
University Catholic Association:
The annual banquet of the University
Catholic Association promises to at
tract a full attendance of students ant
! alumni to the bennington Hotel, Min
neapolis, Thursday evening, Februar!
10. Arrangements have been complet
ed to receive a large crowd and the
committees are hopeful of marked
success.
De La Sale Institute: Friday morn
ing, January IS, the reports for thu
work of the second quarter were reat
to the assembled student body of ID
La Sale Institute, Minneapolis, by thu
Director, Brother E. Lewis. The Rev
erend Father Wilbee, pastor of st. An
thongs parish, was present and ad
dressed the students. After compli
menting them upon their good work
he launched into a most interestin;
and practical talk. Interesting data
amusing anecdote and solid advic
were intermingled in most attractive
manner, while the speakers style wa
such as appeals most to the averag
young man.
: The following are the honor stu
dents in the various classes: Clas
A. /, John T. Henry, Hugh Hickey
Emil Bernard Rachner: Glass A.
Merrill Corbett, Albert Delaney, job
Lampertz; Class B. i, Ralph Haul
Merritt Ribble, Edward Petrak; Gas
B. g.. John Sheehan, Edward Her
George Hooper: Glass B. 8, Geral
Walsh, Erie Mcclure, Cyrus Rice; Clas
C. /, l.. Gustaye Delcourt, Raymon
Granting, Raymond Fitzgerald; Clas
C. 2, Edward Gabler, Charles McCal
thy, Matthias Ribarich; Glass c.
Stanley Purcell, Francis Walsh, Albel
Schwaab; Sth Grade, Gordon Malone.
Clement Ketteman, Leslie Kunz.
On Monday, January 81, new elias
was formed, consisting of 35 men
bers, recently graduated by the gran
mar schools of Minneapolis.
ceciIian Society: The Cecilian s.
ciety of Minneapolis will give a col