The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-06-05
ST. PAUL.

ST. PAUL.
Ordinations: A class of seventeen
holy priesthood Sunday morning, June
6, at o'clock, by the Most Reverend
Archbishop Bowling in the st. Paul
Seminary. Eleven of these are for the
diocese of st. Paul. Their names and
the time and place of their first sol
emn Mass are as follows:
Rev Rudolph E. Nolan, st. Luke's
Church, St Paul, June IS, at II A. NJ
Rev. Edmund NJ. Coughlin, Pro:Ca-
thedral, Minneapolis, June 10, II A.
NJ.
Rev Robert NJ. Bastyr, New Prague.
June 8, at 10 A. NJ.
Rev. Charles F. Doran, st. Column
ba's Church, st. Paul, June 13, at
1890 A. M.
Rev. Thomas V. Mullane, Cathedral
ST. Paul, June IS, at II A. NJ.
Rev. Richard w. Doherty, Assump
ton, Mimi. June 8, at IL A. NJ.
Rev. Fred L. Tschann, Mortified
June 10, 1890 A. NJ.
Rev. George A. Rogan, st. Patrick's
st. Paul, June IS, at 1920 A. NJ.
Rev. Peter M. Smith st. Marys
Willmar, June IS, at 10 A. NJ.
Rev. Richard G. King, Shieldsville
Mimi, June II, at $50 A. VI.
Rev. Thomas A. King, Shieldsville
June 10, at 10 A. M.
Besides the above, the following
young men also will be ordained: Rev
James P. Hamel, Rev. Robert A
Ormsby, Rev. John J. BuZynski and
Rev James d. Mahoney, for Dubuque;
Rev. Philip J. Melady, for Lead, S. Da
kOta; Rev. Thomas f. Murray, fol-
Grand Island, Nebr.
Confirmation Held: The Most Rev
erend Archbishop last Sunday after
noon confirmed large class in the
Church of st. Andrew, st. Paul. In
Guided in the class were 80 boys, sc
girls, 81 men and 63 women, includ
ing II converts, making a class of 16S
members. An offering of 1854 was
made towards the Archbishop ireland
Memorial Fund.
On the same afternoon His Grace
administered Confirmation in the
Church of st. Columbia, st. Paul. The
class comprised SO boys, Y girls, g
adults and IS converts, making 1870 il
all An Offering of $40 was made b!
the class.
Combinations: The Most Reverend
Archbishop will administer the sacra
ment of confirmation in the Church
of ST. Mary of the Lake at White
Bear, Sunday afternoon, June 6, a
2:30 o'clock.
Calvary Cemetery: Last Monda,
morning, Memorial Day, Rev. P. J
Callahan said Mass in the cemeter.
before a large gathering who ha
come together to honor their dead
Lincoln's Gettysburg address was rea
by Albert Ochs, student of 81
Thomas College.
dents of the college have just issue
the first annual yearbook, The COncht
1t is highly creditable in every wa
and proves thoroughly enjoyable eve
to an outsider" not familiar with IL
cal affairs of the institution. 1t col
tains a delightful variety of interes
ing articles, interspersed with origint
drawings, quips and oddities, seriou
and gay-chie1y gay. College actiN
tiles of the past year, social event:
athletic triumphs and scholastic pro-
ress in science, art and education
general, all are given generous spat
and attention. The editors have |
bored long and diligently, and q
though this is their first journalist
venture it calls for unstinted prais
and commentator. Congratulatiol
are hereby offered the college, Il
contributors, and Miss Luella M
Mahon, the able chief editor, and h
associate, Miss Marcella Frank.
cretin High School: Forty-thr
members of the class of 1920 we
graduated from the Cretin high scho
Friday night, May %, at the thirt
second annual commencement exc
cises in the Auditorium, featured
a military program and the awardil
of various medals and scholarship
Archbishop Austin Bowling made t
graduating address and presented Il
diplomas. The military program &C
sisted of drills and instruction und
supervision of student officers of t
school cadet corps, and review
the school regiment, conducted
Archbishop Bowling.
X. of c. Initiation: The st. Pc
Council of the Knights of Columb
held initiation ceremonies last Mond
afternoon. A class of 81 candidat