The Catholic bulletin., 1921-11-12
DIOCESE OF WINONA

Mankato: SIS. Peter and PauTs par
ish is about to celebrate the fiftieth
anniversary Of the building of it's pres
ent church. The celebration began
with a religious iridium opening
Thursday morning, November 10, and
will end on Sunday, with a general HOLY
Communion of the whole parish. Rev,
Theo. Hegemann, S. j., is conducting
the iridium. On Sunday morning at
1880, Right Rev. Joseph F. Busch.
ID. d. "a former member of the par.
lsh), Bishop of st. Cloud, Mimi, will
pontificate. Rev. William Colbert of
Wlnnebago, Mimi, will deliver the Ju-
tilee sermon. An elaborate program
is prepared for the mass meeting at
Loyola hall in the evening, INCLUDING
music, songs and speeches, Thefprin-
cipal speaker will be the Right Rev.
Jos. r. Busch. The subject of his.
speech will be the origin, growth and
development of the parish. The church
celebration will close Monday morn
ing with Solemn Requiem High Mass,
Tor the deceased members of the con-
gregation, and a memorial sermon.
Tuesday evening the Grand Jubilee
Bazaar will open and continue until
Saturday evening. Busy hands have
been at work preparing it for months.
1t promises to be one of the most elab-
crate affairs ever witnessed in the
city OF Mankato. On Thursday, No
vember II, there will be "Home-Com
ing Day." to which all friends and for
mer parishioners are cordially invited.
Wabasha: The Newman Club met
Friday evening, November 4, at the
Auditorium. The program included a
paper on Catholic Higher Education"
by Mrs. w. G. Churchill, a resume of
current events by Mines. A. Stiever,
Frank Miller, Mary Nesler and the
Misses Mary Meyer, Margaret Cos
tello, Henrietta Grass, and round. table
discussion by Miss Elizabeth Passe.
Musical selections were given by the
Misses Agnes Aitkin, Helen Maher
and Mary King.
The meeting held October 21 was
attended by nearly hundred men,
bers. Mrs. Geo. Satory gave a de-
tailed and interesting report of the
state national conventions, while Mrs.
jerry McGraw and Mrs. Mary Loech-
ler related to the club what impressed
them the most at the meeting which
they attended. Mrs. Joseph McCaf-
frey described in detail the musical at
Lake City. Refreshments were served
during the social hour following the
meeting.
The officers of the Newman Club
were entertained by the Woman's S
Club on Tuesday afternoon of last
week
Conceptions: Murphy's hall here
was the scene of a pretty function on
Monday night of last week. Rev. B.
Kramer, who has been the pastor OF
the Immaculate Conception church al
Conception and of st. Joseph's church
at Theilman, has been assigned, as
pastor of St. Anthony's church at Lis
more, Mimi. To do honor to theIl
popular pastor the members of the
congregations of the two parishes
gathered at Murphy's hall.
| The main event of the evening was
a luncheon followed by program al
| which several spoke for the different
parishes and musical program was
given.
Il AS an expression of the good will
of the parishes he served and as al
expression of friendship for Father
Kramer a generous purse was present
ed to him.
Rev. M. j. Holper of Lismore vii
succeed Father Kramer as pastor o
the churches at Conception and Theil
man.