The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-14

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church. The brief ceremony will be
| followed by lawn social.
I MINNEAPOLIS.
Pro-Cathedral of St. Mary: The
First Solemn Mass of Reverend JOS
| eph Gibbs will be celebrated Sunday,
June Is, at eleven o'clock. Reverend
| Edward Coughlin will act as deacon
and Reverend William Coughlin, of st.
Thomas College, will be sub-deacon
! The sermon will he preached by the
| pastor of the PrO-Cathedral, Reverend
| Thomas E. Cullen.
Church of the Incarnation: The
Sacred Heart deVOtions for June be-
| gan Sunday evening, June 1. To give
everyone an opportunity to gain the
remarkable indulgences granted by the
| Holy Father this year on the feast of
the Sacred Heart, June 27, devotions
will be held on Thursday Friday and
Sunday evenings throughout the
month. Confirmation will be admin
istered by the Most Reverend Arch
bishop Bowling on June 20.
The Mems Club of the parish elected
officers at the meeting in the sub
auditorium Thursday evening, May 30.
Several hundred men attended and
selected James p. Coleman to succeed
j. j. Quinn, the first president of the
club, who insisted on handing over his
authority to some one else Mr.. Quinn
did much to organize the club year
ago and since it's inception has, with
constant vigilance and tact, stimulated
and inspired rather than directed the
manifold activities of this magnetic
organization. Harry J. Hill was
chosen to succeed Mr.. Murphy as vice
president, William Fox takes the place
of Arthur p Morris as secretary, and
]. T. Gaspard follows H. j. Riley as
| treasurer After the election of Off
GERS a stag party displayed the re-
sources of the club in some altogether
unexpected directions. Not only the
men and youths who were visitors for
| the first time, but most of the mem
bers themselves received several re-
| freshing surprises in the course of the
entertainment
Ninety children will receive their
First Holy Communion privately on
| Saturday morning, June IA, at the
Mass beginning at a quarter past
eight o'clock. A large class is being
prepared for Solemn First Communion
|
on Sunday, June %.
Veteran Journalist Dead: John
O'Brien, one of the founders of the
Irish Standard and for nearly thirty
home Monday afternoon, June 9, at
| five o'clock He was buried from ST.
Anthony's Church, Wednesday morn
ing The deceased, with his brother
| Edward, founded the pioneer Catholic
weekly of Minneapolis in 1884, and for
twenty-eight years the two were its
sole owners. Ten years ago John
O'Brien lost his health from over
work and three years later the two
brothers sold the Standard. Mr.
O'Brien suffered much during the past
seven years, but always preserved the
most edifying disposition of patience
For years he has been receiving Holy
Communion on the First Friday OF
each month.
Church of the Holy Name: The
First Solemn Mass of Reverend Thorn
as P. Ryan was celebrated Sunday
June 8, at ten o'clock. Reverend John
Dunphy, of the College of ST. Thomas
was deacon of the Mass; Reverend
Joseph Gibbs was subdeacon, and Rev.
erend Richard Doherty master of cere
monies. The pastor, Reverend P. R
Cunningham, preached the sermon
and assisted at the Mass as Arch
priest. Father Ryan was ordained
June for the Archdiocese of st. Paul
Church of st. Lawrence: Pentecost
Sunday was celebrated with much sol
emnity by the parish of st. Lawrence
At an early Mass seventy children re
ceived their Solemn First Communion
and at eleven o'clock the Solemn Higf
Mass of the Holy Ghost was celebrat
ed. Reverend Joseph Finegan, c. S
p, preached the sermon on the Holy
Ghost. At eight o'clock Sunday even
ing the children were enrolled in the
scapular and the people of the parish
both children and adults, were conse
Grated to the Sacred Heart.
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Ladies' Auxiliary A. o. H.: Division
No. 10 will discontinue meeting in ths