The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-06-30
ARCHDIOCESE Of ST. PAUL
ST. PAUL.

Retreat for Clergy: The retreat
for the clergy of the archdiocese Will
begin on Monday, August ~ Ine
conferences will be preached by Rt.
Reverend John Edward Gum, Bishop
of Natchez, Mississippi.
Confirmation Held On Sunday,
June "a, the Most Reverend Arch
bishop administered the Sacrament OF
Confirmation to a class OF elghty-hVe
candidates in Rosemount, Mimi. An
Offering of $500 was made towards
the chapel of the Blessed Virgin in
the new Cathedral.
Right Reverend Bishop Trobec ad-
ministered the Sacrament OF Conhrma-
ton as follows: June II, at Marshal.
100 children and twenty-five adults,
of whom ten were converts, were con-
firmed. An offering of 500 was made
for the Blessed Virgins chapel. June
10, at Green Valley, forty-fiVe chill
dren and three adults, converts, were
confirmed. The offering to the chapel
of the Blessed Virgin was $4,000.
June 49, at Tracy, $50 children and
TWENTY-FIVE adults, of whom twelve
were converts, were confirmed. An
Offering of $4,000 was made towards
st. Patrick's chapel. June 20, at
LeavenwOrth, tiftyseVen children
and six adults, one being convert,
were confirmed. An offering of $4,000
was made towards st. Boniface
chapel. June q, in the morning, at
Comfrey, seventy-seven children and
eight adults, of whom five were con-
yerts. were confirmed. An offering of
$500 was made towards st. Bonlface
chanel. In the afternoon Of the same
day a class was confirmed at Sanborn.
1t consisted of tWenty-nine children
and nine adults, four being converts.
An Offering of $500 was made TO the
chanel of the Blessed Virgin. June
%, at Lamberton, sixty-tive children
and seven adults, two being converts,
were confirmed. $4,000 was offered
towards the chapel of the Blessed Vlr-
gin. June "a, at Bird Island, l44
children and sixteen adults, fourteen
being converts, were confirmed. An
offering of $4,000 was made to the
chanel of ST. Boniface. June %, at
Hector, thirty-three children and
two adults, both converts, were con-
firmed. An offering of $1,000 was
made to the chapel of ST. Boniface.
Cathedral: The subject of the
Sunday evening sermon will be, The
Unity of the Church, and the Marks
by Which We May Know Her.
Lake Johanna Summer Camp: The
Summer Camp made a cred1taDle be-
ginning this year. During the first
week twenty-five Boys were registered
This roster far outnumbers any prevl-
GUS registration for the opening day,
and augurs a very successful term
for Camp Johanna. Many appllca-
lions are now on file, but it is deemed
wise, in order to insure proper super
vision and vigilant control, to limit
the number in actual attendance.
This year not more than, thirty-fiVe
boys will be allowed at Camp at any
"a
that is also doing well is the Summer
School department. Boys who
through sickness or other causes
failed in one or more subjects during
the past year, are here afforded a
splendid opportunity to make up
these credits. At present ten boys
are following a regular daily course
m
st. Thomas College, is in charge OF
the Summer School work. A new fea,
ture has been added to the daily
routine. A camp military Organiza
ton has been instituted, which in
cludes instruction in the ordinary
calisthenics and military drill. This
feature is given free OF charge
Applications for reservation should be
sent in at once, as many are already
on file.
Infants Home: At a meeting o.
those in charge of the Catholic in
fants' home June 13, at the Wilder
building, these officers were elected
Mrs: M. j. McFadden, chairman; Mrs
e. T. Villaume, treasurer; Mrs. }. }
Kenna, secretary, and Mesdame'
Frank Whitmore, M. Heck, l.. E
Binet and T. H. Wallace, directors
The home, which is undergoing re
pairs, was the former home of A. L
Larpenteur.
Church of ST. Andrew: The st. An
drew's Catholic Aid Society met at thu
home of Mrs. ]. B. McHugh, lO2
Burgess St., last Thursday afternoon
The Christ Child Society: A picni
was given Tuesday afternoon. Jun
26, at Phalen Park, for the childre
who. attend the classes at the Chris
Child settlement house. The settle
ment house is unit of the Red eros:
and the work is carried on each FIR
day. afternoon.
a s,tst .sy 3sEi e
Guild of Catholic Women: Fift
members of the Guild acted as co
lectors for the Red Cross last Weel
About $4,000 was collected. TIL
Child previously donated 500 out