The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-08-24
NUMBER 9
GOLDEN JUBILEE


ings of the city last Thursday pro-
claimed the city's general sentiment
of congratulation to Very Rev. W. ].
Piel, pastor of St. Boniface congrega-
ton, on the golden jubilee of his ordi-
nation to the priesthood
The celebration opened Wednesday
evening with a play presented by the
young people of the congregation at
St Boniface hail. Thursday lnere was
a solemn high mass At noon there
was a banquet at which Msgr. Thill Of
Sheboygan, for 81 years a priest, pre-
sided and responses were made by
Msgr. Herr, seminary classmate of
Father Peil, in the class of 1872, Very
Rev. J. NJ. Cleary of Minneapolis,
MSgr. Rainer, V. G. of the st. Frances
seminary and Rev. Meyer, pastor of
the parish in Racine where Father Piel
was born
There were over fifty priests in the
city during the Gov, and among the
guests at the banquet were the follow
ing cIergymen: Rt, Rev. Paul F.
Rhode, Bishop of Green Bay, Msgr G.
w. Heer, Dubuque, Iowa; Msgr. b. G.
Traudt, Milwaukee; Msgr. f. Thill,
Sheboygan; Msgr. w. J. Fitzmaurce,
Appleton; Very Rev. Dean j. NJ
Cleary Minneapolis RI Rev. 3. Rain
er, V. G., St. Francis; Rt. Rev r. NJ.
Lochman, V. c., Green Bay; Rt Rev.
p. II. Durnin, Milwaukee; the Rever-
ends Theodore B. Unger, Blair; John
DeKreider, Thorp; William p, Peil,
Grafton; w Oberlinkel, Milwaukee;
Joseph A. Marx, Green Bay; Martin
Jaekels, city; A. Ceiling, CIarks Mills;
Paul f. Herb, StockLridge; Bernard j.
II. Jacobs, Cooperstown; JOS w. Hus-
nick, Superior; p. J. Stuppel, Lomira;
Peter Halfcltz, Port Washington; j. j.
Sprangcr, Little Chute; +. T. Schim-
berg, Grecnyile; A. Jackie, Sher-
wood; Art n. Belle, Mishicot; A. Cart
haus, Brillion; II. Kuhl, Clintonyille;
v Holzkuecht, Alyerno; Emil Shimek,
Tisch Mills; j. A. Bartelme, Seymour;
w. Kraemer Algoma; f. \. Stein
brecher, Kaukauna' Ambrose Grill
.creon Raw. Alfred pritzl Chiffon,
George n. Orlh, II. A. Speth, Sheboy-
nan. II Setz 4 7 Koefed. Green Bav;
u so,hroiter Nuchwonooo. /. Trofa-
nowsli Ni,c,r,. w 7 Tubv. citv: J.
\ Decker Reedsviue. August G. Du-
sold. Waunaca. los A. Vondracek,
Fr,rcis Creek. Georpe 4. Casey.
Grimms. G. Y. Hugo. Two Rivers: ID.
Syoninski Northern: J. NJ. Scheid-
boucr. civ. II 4. Iittel Two Rivers;
Sisters Mary Romano and Mary Cleo
nbo Racine.
Al tbe school hall Thursday evening
ibore was p nrogram and reception of
r,ri.bioners Rev Theo. Kersten of
81 Ronifoce nresided, Father Sal
hreitor former assistant gave a fine
,oIl. ana robr. ! UeaIv rose 10 the oc-
,,.;.., -, bcboIf of tbe CONGREGATION
In, an ol,op,rt fribute to fhe pastor.
wuHom Wilinrcr presented the cele-
hro,t with q nurse Of gold on behalf
nc mo congrcoofiop and another on
bchalf Of All the priests of the county
or which Father peH is presiding dean.
In the mbilee sermon Thursday
n,orning. delivered in his best vein,
Bishop Rhode spoke as follows.
"AIl mower is giyen to me in heaven
and in eortb Go therefore teach We
all nations. and behold I am with you
oIl davs even to the consummation of
tba worldn Mattl
Ti,ne is the unfoilinp measure of all
u,i,rs With its nropress all that is
human. changes and is Transformed
What is divine remains, grows, flour
;shos and hears fruit It brings forth
and makes plain what has happened.
u corr,cts defects. IL makes faults ap-
near in their true light for nothing can
asca,o ne truth 1t will distinguish
and separate. It win bring out the
truc value of things in spite of all that
designinp minds NAV do to misrepre-
.e,t fbe irue state of affairs. In the
end tbe truth will prevail and work
and merit will be recognized and re-