The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-06-29
ARCHDIOCESE of ST. PAUL
ST. PAUL.

ST. PAUL.
Clerical Changes: Rev. o. Dolphin,
of Anoka. has been appointed pastor
at Red Wing. Rev. d. F. Mccarthy
of Cannon Falls, has been transferred
to Anoka. Rev. J. p. Foley, assistant
at ST. Mary's Church, st. Paul. oe-
comes pastor of Cannon Falls. Kew.
NJ. Condor has been transferred from
Appleton to Morton and the attached
missions. Rev. J. E. Sullivan, assist
ant at ST Vincent's Church, st. Paul,
has been appointed pastor OF Apple
ton. Rev. w. O'Reilly of the Cathe-
dral has been appointed to the pastor
ate at North ST. Paul. Rev. 5. Schatz'
assistant at st. Stanislaus Church' 81
Paul. becomes assistant at the Church
of SIS. Cyril and Methodius IN Mime
apolis.
The following recently ordained
priests have been appointed to st.
Paul churches. Rev. Philip Casey 10
St Mary's; Rev. f. Hruby to st
Stanislaus: Rev. ]. p. Callahan to st.
Vincent's; Rev. James Quincy to the
Cathedral; and Rev. n. Michels TO
the staff of st. Thomas College.
Confirmation Held: Right Rever-
end Bishop Trobec administered the
Sacrament of Confirmation as follows:
June is, at MinneOta. A class OF l2"'
of whom fifteen were converts was
confirmed An Offering of $40 was
made to the chapel Of st. Patrick IN
the new Cathedral. June 10, at Client,
1876 persons, including five converts,
were confirmed. An offering OF $40
was made to the chapel OF the Blessed
Virgin in the new Cathedral. June
20. at Lake Benton, forty persons, IN
Guiding thirteen converts, we're con-
firmed. An offering of $40 was maze
to the chapel of the Blessed Virgin
In the afternoon of the same day a
class of forty-twO persons, including
three converts, was confirmed at ~
Ter. An Offering Of $40 was made to
the chanel of the Blessed Virgin.
June %, class of sixty persons was
confirmed at WaucOnia.- An offering
of $50 was made to the chapel OF 81.
Boniface. June %, in the Church OF
the Assumption, ST. Paul, class OF
eighty-two persons, including three
converts, was confirmed. An offering
of $50 was made to the chapel OF st.
Boniface. June %, a class OF seventy
persons, of whom twelve were con
verts, was confirmed at Pine Island
An Offering of $50 was made to the
chanel of ST. Patrick. In the after
noon of the same day class OF thlr
ty-seven persons, including six con
verts, was confirmed at Cherry Grove
An offering of $50 WAS made to the
chapel of st. Patrick ~-.~ r'.. ~...,
Cathedral: There will be Solemn
High Mass. with special prayers fol
peace, on Saturday morning, June ~
at ten o'clock The subject Of The
sermon next Sunday evening will be
Lying and Hypocrisy
Cathedral Court 633, Women of thu
Catholic Order of Foresters, dedicated
a service flag Wednesday evening
June 26, at Odd Fellows Hall
The Young Ladies' Sodality, at
recent meeting, elected the TO
lowing officers to serve for tn
ensuing year: Project, Evelyn Man
ming; first assistant, Eleanor Kneip
second assistant, Grace Newell; sec
rotary, Suzanne Clarke; treasurer
Martha Morehead. cottage has bee
engaged at White Bear Lake for tn
season, where Socialists may spen
their vacation. No meetings will b
held during the summer months. Th
next regular meeting will be Septen
Der %. A subscription of 500 wa
voted to the knights of COlumbu
War Camp Fund by the Sodality.
College of ST. Thomas: A corps {
college cadets gave an exhibition dri
at the closing exercises of the Inca
nation School, Minneapolis, Sunda
evening, June Is. They were assiste
by two representatives of the Unite
States army, Sergeant Keane, at pre-
ent assigned to the staff of St. Thor
as. and Lieutenant Conmy, an alul
nus of the college and now statione
DIT UEI Ol6lllHS. L uS yOuuS uSu-
members of the Incarnation paris
and alumni of the parochial school
wore the dress uniform of the ct
lege and carried United States arm
rifles. They were in command
Myron S. Flannery, and on the col
paratively narrow confines of Il
stage showed a proficiency viii,
drew special commentator fro
Lieutenant Conmy. The drilling dow
contest was won by Philip Kelly. T
exhibition was brought to a close Wi
exercises from "Massee's Manual"
Convent of the Visitaton: Sist
Mary Loyola, A. NJ, Dean of st. \
vier's College, Chicago, a noted teat
er and educationalist, will have char
of the summer school for the Siste
of the Visitation Academy, which ope
on Monday, July /, and will contin
for several weeks. She will be assist
by competent corps of teachers, a
special courses will be given in
classics science music and art II