The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-06-01
ARCHDIOCESE of ST.PAUL
ST. PAUL.

end Bishop TroheC will administer the
Sacrament of Confirmation as follows:
June ,, st. Stephens Church, Mime
apohs; June 5, Villa Maria Academy,
Frontenac, Mimi; June s.. Arlington,
Mimi.
Confirmation: Right Reverend Bish-
Op TIobec administered the Sacra-
ment of Confirmation as follows: May
p, at St. Yincent's Church, st. Paul,
2S4 persons, three of whom were con-
verts, were confirmed. The class gave
500 to the Blessed Virgins Chapel in
the new Cathedral. May %, in st.
Boniface's Parish Minneapolis, there
were 40 persons confirmed, three OF
whom were converts. The class gave
$50 to the Chapel of st. Boniface, in
the new Cathedral May .26, in st.
Agnes Parish st. Paul, 800 persons,
eight of whom were converts, were
confirmed. The class gave S212 to the
Chapel of st. Boniface, new Cathedral.
College of St. Thomas: On May %
Solemn High Mass was offered up
for the repOse of the soul of Rev.
Walter LalIy, a st. Thomas grad
uate of the class of 1908. Father
Lally was ordained in Montreal, but
had been in poor health ever since.
He died last month at his home in
Ishpeming, Mich. The celehrant of
the Mass was Rev. Joseph L. O'Neill;
1nhn -1lh
deacon, Rev. Charles Morgan.
College of St. Catherine: On Sun
day, June ?, at 100 P. NJ, the bac-
calaureate sermon for the fourteenth
annual commencement will be deliv-
cred by the Rev. VIM. Busch. The
graduation exercises of the Derham
Hall high school department will be
held Monday morning. June 3, at ten
o'clock The graduates will be adj
dressed by the Very Rev. H. Moyni-
han. At three o'clock in the after
noon the high school alumnae will
hold their meeting. The commence
ment exercises of the college depart
mnt, with the comforting of degrees,
will be held Tuesday morning, June 4
at ten o'clock The address will be
delivered by the Right Rev. J. J. Law
Ter, Bishop of Lead, S. D. The alum
nae meeting of the college graduates
will be held Tuesday, June 4, at five
p NJ
The French Drama Glass of the
college presented a comedy LIE
Mystere' at 8 p. m. May %, in the
Jeanne dare auditorium. Those in
the cast were Edith Donohue, Marion
Daily, Loretta Simard Valerie Ken.
nedy, Winifred Healy, Mary Tierney
NJ. Mcbride and Irene Page Miss
Frances Pape sang, and Miss Mary
Tierney gave specialties between acts
Cretn High School,: The Thirtiett
Annual Commencement Exercises Of
the Cretin High School will take
place on Wednesday evening, June 5
at the ST. Paul Auditorium Rev
James c. Byrne, Vicar General of the
archdiocese of St Paul, will preside
Mr.. E. NJ Mcmahon, secretary of the
st. Paul Association, will address the
graduates. The Cretin Choral Club
a chorus of 200 boys of the school il
addition to several prominent mer
singers Of the city, will render the
"Infammatus" from Rossini's i'm
mortal ''Stabat Mater" This will BIZ
sung in Latin. Master John Dwyel
will be sOloist for this number The
Choral Club will also sing "Jerusa
lem" from Gounods "Gallia," as wei
as several patriotic numbers. The
Cretin Orchestra of thirty-two pieces
will play Several of the GRADUATES
will deliver their essays. Previous
to the granting of diplomas, medals
and awards will be given to the vari
GUS students who have merited then
during the year. AT this time alst
the winners in the Elocution Contes
held recently will be awarded medals
Also the four boys who won in tn
Scholarship Examination held Of
May is will receive their scholarships
ST. JosepF's Academy: On Satu
day, June 1, the class play will b
given in the Academy at three P. N
Tuesday morning, June 4, the Annua
Mass will be said in the Academy
The sermon will be delivered by tn
Rev. Jos. A. Corrigan, pastor Of tn
Church of ST. Mark Wednesday, Jun
5, a reception will be held in the AcaC
envy at four P NJ. The graduatio
exercises will be held in the auditor
UNI Friday afternoon, June Z, at tire
o'clock. The address will be by Yer
Reverend H. Moynihan. Forty-nin
young ladies' will receive diplomas
the academic department and twent
in the commercial course.
Convent of the Visitation: On We,
nesday, May 20, there was So
emn High Mass in the presence of th
faculty and student body. The ba
calaureate sermon for the graduate
was delivered by the Very Rev. jaime
C. Byrne, Vicar General. Dinner We
served at noon to the visiting guest
The distribution of honors will taE
place on Friday, June Z, at 2:30 P.
The Little Sisters: Sister Alfred
one of the Little Sisters of the POI
of CT DouI diad Tuncday night Ms