The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-10-14
OUTSIDE THE CITIES

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reopened its art department. A spe-
cialty will be made Of Illuminating
after medieval designs on parchment
for gift cards and church service.
The designing and making of orna-
ments and vestments for the divine
service will also be taught. The de-
partment will be in charge OF Sister
M. Teresita, O. S. D., who recently re-
turned from three years sojourn in
Europe in the interests of the art
work of the community.
Birch Cooley: On Sunday, October
| 1. the Rev. William A. Ryan, S. S. F.
S., ordained at the Salesian seminary,
New Rochelle, N. Y, September % of
this year, celebrated his first Mass in
st. Patrick's church. The Rev. Mi
chael Condor is pastor of this congre-
cation. ks
Father Ryan is member of the So
| ciety of the Salesians of the Vener-
able Don Bosco, a missionary organf-
zation founded at Turin, Italy, about
1914, and papally approved 1874. It's
members are found chiefly in South
America as their mission field. Two
houses of the society are in the United
States, one at New Rochelle, N. Y,
and the other at jacksonville, Calf.
Father Ryan was born in Norfolk
| township, Renville county, Mimi,
made his preparatory studies at Ca
thedral college, New York, and his &C.
clesiastical studies in Turin, Italy,
and at the New Rochelle seminary.
After the young missionary's first
| Mass, reception was rendered him by
relatives and friends at his old boy
hood home His superiors have as
signed him to duty at st. Francis
school, jacksonville, Calf. Father
Ryan left for his destination on Oc-
tober g. His many friends wish him
many years of fruitful activity in his
chosen field.
New UIm: The ladies of st. Mary's
parish are preparing to hold a three
day bazaar during the week preceding
Thanksgiving. The affair will be held
in the basement of the new church
the biggest OF it's kind ever held in
the city. The Rev. Anthony Losleben
is the pastor of the new parish and
is pushing it's fuller organization with
success.
Maple Lake: The laying of the cor
nerstone of the new Church of st.
Timothy, Rev. F. c. O'Brien, pastor,
will take place Sunday, October Is, in
the afternoon. Other engagements
will prevent His Grace Archbishop
Bowling from officiating, but Very
Rev. Father Cullen, president of st.
Thomas college, will perform the GER
emory and preach the sermon Da-
mon, O'Meara & Hills, st. Paul, are
the architects, and Devereux e Olson,
Minneapolis, are the builders of the
new church.
The heating and plumbing were in
stalled by Mr.. Albert Mueller of st.
Cloud, and Minis & Minis of st. Paul
were the electrical contractors.
BeardsIey: Mrs Margaret Ann Mo-
roney, widow of the late James Moro
ney of Beardsley, and pioneer and
benefactress of the archdiocese, died
from injuries received in a fall in her
home on Wednesday, September 20.
Mrs. Moroney, nee Margaret Ann
Callan, was born at Lockport, N. Y,
November 6, 1841. She grew to wom-
anhood there and was married to
James Moroney on January 3, 1858.
The family moved to Traverse coun-
ty, Minnesota, in the spring of 1879
and cOurageously set to work. Their
labors and courage were rewarded
with success. Many are the touching
stories related of Mrs Moroney's kind
| ly deeds to her family and to her
neighbors. After long arduous life
on the plains, the, family moved to
Beardsley, where they resided since.
Four children were born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Moroney-William M, Jane, Cal
Ian, now deceased, and Mrs. Elizabeth
Paul, Browns Valley, MINI. She leaves
| to mourn her loss Mrs. Paul, Mrs
| Mary J. Kinsler, a sister, Omaha, Neb.,
five grandchildren and four great
grandchildren.
Mrs. Moroney was benefactress in
her will to the Archbishop Ireland Ed
| ucational Fund of the Archdiocese of
st. Paul for burse of $4,000, and to
the Society for the Propagation of
| the Faith for $1,000.
| The funeral services were held at
st. Mary's church, Beardsley, Friday,
September %, with Solemn Mass of
Requiem, Father Shanahan, the pas
| tor, celebrant; Father Barron, Barry,
deacon; Father King, Graceville, sub
deacon The burial was in the family
lot, Calvary cemetery, Graceville. r.
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