The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21

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Bishop O'Gorman was followed by
some musical selections and a pro-
gram of toasts. Rt Rev. Mgr. Thomas
Flynn, " G., the first priest ordained
by Bishop Marty in the territory of
Dakota, acted as tOaStmaster.
Our Holy Father, Pope Benedict
XIV was ably responded to by Rt.
Rev. Bishop Lawler, who dwelt on the
historic proof of the divine institu-
ton of the Papacy. Hon. Nj. H. Nc
Master, Lieutenant Governor of the
State, was to respond to the toast,
The Commonwealth of South Da-
kota," but was unavoidably delayed
on account of bad roads Rev. n. J.
Dahlmanns of Parkston, S. D., the last
of the priests ordained for South Da-
kota by Bishop Marty, responded to,
Bishop Marty, 0. S. B., and delighted
his hearers with recital of anecdotes
of his own experience in his inter
course with Bishop Marty. The Rever-
end Chaplain concluded the program
with words of thanks and appreciation
in the name of the Sisters to all who
helped in the erection of the new cha
| pei, and to those who lent their serv-
ices in making the day of the dedi-
cation a success. In conclusion Rt.
Rev. Bishop O'Gorman added some
historical remarks we'll interspersed
with humor
At four in the afternoon Solemn
Vespers was chanted at which the Rt
Rev. John ]. Lawler officiated. The
Knights of Columbus took the visiting
clergy on sightseeing tour through
the old capital of the Dakotas.
! The clergy who were present at the
dedication were the following: From
South Dakota-Right Rev. Thomas
/ O'Gorman, D. D., Sioux Falls; Right
Rev. John j. Lawler, D. D., Lead; Rt.
] Rev. Mgr. T. A. Flynn, V. g., Madison;
Rt. Rev. Mgr. w. V. Nolan, Garretson;
Very Rev. George ]. Walsh, Chancellor,
Sioux Falls; Rev. B. Weber, Salem;
Rev. L. Link, Yankton; Rev. NJ. Tray
nor, Alexandria; Rev G. Hepperle, Big
'ne; Rev. r. F. Salmon, Elkton;
Rev. George B. Hoffnann, Emery; Rev
| F. P. Grabig, Epiphany; Rev. James A
! Goggin, Ethan; Rev. A. c. Helmbrecht,
Hoven; Rev. c. Robinson, jefferson;
| Rev. Mic. j. Dahlmanns, Parkston; Rev.
J. E. Collins, Ramona; Rev. j. j. Nc
Grath, Platte; Rev. M. F. Dooley, Tyn-
dali; Rev. Columbian Bregenzer, o. S.
| B., Sturgis; Rev. A. Krejsa, White
! Lake; Rev. M. Hetherington, ZeH;
Rev. Father Egan, Wakonda.
Also present were Very Rev. Gre
CORY Hugle, o. S. B., and Rev. Basil
Odermatt. o. S. B., Conception, Mo-,
and Rev. Bernard Strassmaier, o. S. B.,
Fort Yates, N. D.
/ The New Chapel.
| The erection of the new chapel has
been made possible through the gener-
osity of parishes in South Dakota, fore
most among them being Hoven, Parks
ton, Epiphany. Aberdeen, Webster,
Kranzburg, Ethan, White Lake, Wa
konda, Salem, Emery and others. The
chapel is so by 100 and is of pure
Romanesque style The stained glass
and opalescent windows produce
pleasing effect. A fine painting of the
Sacred Heart of Jesus adorns the main
altar. The image on the Blessed Vir-
gins altar is a faithful copy of the
| famous shrine of our Lady of Hermits
| (Einsiedeln, SwitZerlan6, where
Bishop Marty made his religious vows
and was ordained priest Through
the munificence of Rt Rev. Bishop
lO'Gorman the episcopal throne of the
late Bishop Marty was returned from
the See city of Sioux Falls to it's orig
inal home in Yankton, and it now
adorns the Bishop Marty Memorial
lChapel. On entering the chapel a
magnificent shrine of the Holy Face
attracts the eye of the visitor 1t is
a gem of art with its rich decorations
in gold and mosaic. The aims collected
for Holy Face chapel years ago were
used in the erection of this costly
lshrine. The new chapel will be one
of perpetual alteration This is held,
at present only during the daytime,
but as soon as circumstances permit
alteration, with the Blessed Sacrament
lexposed, will be kept up day and
might