The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-06-08
ARCHDIOCESE Of ST.PAUL
ST. PAUL.

Right Reverend Bishop Trobec admin
istered the Sacrament of Confirma-
ton in the Church of IS. Peter and
Paul at Lorettoi Mimi. There were
thirty-seven candidates. On May 81,
class OF 1876, of whom twelve were
converts, was confirmed in the Church
of the Sacred Heart, st. Paul. On
June 2, in the Church of st. Stephen,
Minneapolis, class of sos candida ties,
of whom twenty-five were converts,
was confirmed. An offering of $50
was made towards the chapel of st.
Patrick in the new Cathedral. On
June 5, class of twenty pupils OF
Villa Maria Academy, at Frontenac,
was confirmed.
Cathedral: The subject of the SER
mon next Sunday evening will be, The
Basis of the System of Property.
The annual picnic of the Sodality
of the Blessed Virgin Mary was held
at Lake Phalen on last Sunday, June
2. There was large attendance and
the afternoon was spent playing
games and canoeing.
At the last regular meeting of the
Sodality it was voted to make dona-
ton of 500 to the Knights OF Column
bus War Fund.
ST. Paul Seminary: On Tuesday
morning, June II, Right Reverend
Bishop Trobec will ordain the follow
ing young men to the holy priesthood:
Rev. Nicholas A. Michels, Rev. John
C. Abbott, Rev. Francis r. Hruby
Rev. Joseph l.. Quincy, Rev. Nlcho-
las NJ. Moelter, Rev. Philip Casey,
Rev. Patrick ]. Call nan, Rev. James
F. Cronin, all of ST. Paul; Rev. Jos.
|. Patnode and Rev. Michael F. Too
mey, of Dubuque; Rev Francis
Mockler of Duluth: Rev. Edward A.
Dunn, of Sioux City, Ia; and Rev.
Nicholas A. StumpS of CrookSton.
Among those who will be ordained for
other dioceses there are twelve for
Chicago, three for Detroit, one Tor
Fargo. one for Green Bay, two for
Helena, three for Peoria, three for
Sioux Falls, and three for Winona.
The members of the third-year class
will be promoted to the subdeacon-
ship, those of the second will receive
minor orders. and those of the first
wear will receive the tonsure. Rev.
Father Ehgene, of the Passionists,
preached the preparatory retreat.
Cretin High School: The Cretin
Cadets marched in the Decoration
Day parade with the other organiza-
tions of the city. The boys displayed
more enthusiasm, on entering, thu. TINS
Darade than on any previous occasion.
This was due, no doubt, to the fact
that it was the first opportunity they
had of honoring Isadore Kneip, a
graduate of the class OF 09. VINO
went down with the transport Mol
davia, that was summarized last week
Live wire members of the Cretln
Alumni Association. ably assisted by
Bro. Director and the class of Is
have edited the annual Alumni Bull
Ietin. A feature of the Bulletin is
picture of the Cretin Cadets. Fhere
is also list of the 294 graduates
who are now doing their bit in the
service of their country.
Both teachers and pupils are ener
geticaIIy preparing for the final ex
aminations which are to be held June
13 and IA, following commencement
week. This arrangement has beer
made to avoid the distractions tina
usually accompany the work Incl
dental to the preparation of a com
mencement program.
ST. Agatha's Conservatory: Com
mencement exercises will be hell
Monday evening, June 10, at eigh
o'clock. A varied program of voca
and instrumental numbers will b.
presented. Diplomas and certificate
will be distributed by Rev. J. M. Real
don.
A, o. H.: The State officers of til
Ancient Order of Hibernians agree
to pay from the State Treasury $3.C
for each new member brought int
the order since the first day of Marcel
1918. Division No. 4 offers an add
tionaI $500 for each new membe
brought into this Division.
ST. Joseph's AIumnae: The annu;
meeting of the st. Joseph's Academ
Alumnae association will be held
the academy Saturday, June 8. Their
will be an informal, patriotic program
Bishop John j. Lawler of Lead, S.
will give an address at $3.50 2. \
There will be a business meeting an
an election of officers, followed
Benediction in the academy chapel.
Visitation AIumnae: The Alumns
of the Convent of the Visitation gay
its annual luncheon to the graduate
Wednesday, June 5, at ! P. M. at Il
Visitation. Following the lunchet
the annual meeting took place at q
P. M. Mrs John B. Meagher pr
sided. "a
Hbernian Reception: A recepti'
was given on May 81 at Hiberni;
Halls by the Ladies Auxiliary OF t
Ancient Order of Hibernians for. t
national president Mrs. Mary +. M