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St. Cloud register (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1938-1955

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no: .‘ 6, 51'. LOUD REGISTER THE c rags: 1952 Friday, June Diekmunn Father Seven Collegeville Monks Europe Benedictine Raised to Selected. EditorsAre Be Prep to . ’ review edit,” ~- Collegeville.—The Rev. Godfrey tion of liturgical the Priesthood Holy 7 By June B'isnOp To Diekmann, Hie 0.S.B., professor the St. John’s. of by monks of Collegeville.-—Gordon Trousdale, + theology liturgy audienod- Editor J and St. John’s also hopes have th+e Mge‘t at to + an- Dak., Bismarck, N. junior from university editor Holy Worship, with who the and of the Father, on' Mehr,'O.S.C., junior from Victoria’s parochial school, and Christopher Thomas McGraw, and col St. lo 1 11 Streamer 8 60 left recently for Europe, where as he of its annivertary. occasion 25th o réspectively. Falls, been‘named subdeacon Little "have the Victoria, his high school, col- deacon and and will confer throughout the the personally commended werk One) Front (Continued Page sum- education Wo'rld seminary editors of the 1952—53 Prep lege and at with Father 0.5.3. European theologians Camillus, Worship has done. ' Church the the of mer Mass at emn Collegeville. university, respectively. St. John’s Prep Sagatagom, and . . liturgists. and Conception, Mu- New Immaculate Father Camillus is the of Father will Godfrey for return son will his First Mass of the editors offer The He announcements on After meeting with the associate The~Rev. Martin July nich, 13. Mr. and Mrs. Talafous, F. H. of school the of opening the term on new St. Victoria’s church, year’s publications high- for June 15, at next editors and contributors of War- will deliver Schoenberg, 0.8.0., Duluth, Minn. He born there September. ‘ next was " of St. The subprior held the Victoria. banquet lighted the ship in Ireland and press England, Fa- Assisting him arch- the He attended Jan. 1926. 4, as sermon. on Eiden- John John’s abbey, the Rev. evening of May 22. ther Godfrey will Hoh- travel France 0thmar Rev; to priest will be the Ely Elementary school Duluth, at schink, 0‘.S.B., will the » preach ser- being and Besides named editor of Germany for further meeti marin, 0.S.B., Immacu- of high school pastor and West Junior and s His the the Mass. pastor, at mon and yearbook, McGraw'was observe the 1953 the Conception‘church, 'New Mu- to great late Senior both Denfeld high school, progra s O.F.M., will Justinian Kugler, Rev. editor liturgical selected co-associate of Klein- of observance also Sylvester which Rev. has nich. The received his in Duluth. He col- “ archpriest, and the Revs. the be \ with World along another developed the Prep ,ordinand, in these schmidt, cousin of the lege St. countries and seminary training two at a wherever the 0.S.B., St. Peter’s James' Gray, Clarus Backes during North Dakotan, Schwieter, the Severin 10 the Rev. John’s and university, Collegeville. past # years. Saskatchewan, abbey, Muenster, need arisen.- Harvey. from will be deacon While both of St. Cloud, in Europe ' He will his First Mass the editor offer of on ’Die- Rev. Louis Canada, and the Worship respectively. hopes solicit and subdeacon June St. James’ church, Du. further 8 to at Trousdale, who has been active ‘* Assistant St. O.F.M., at thelmn, , Father collaboration of European 0.5.3. luth. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Lau- theolo- Eugene, dramatics, education, and Cath- in Louis, Anthony’s church, St. Mo., Eugene born gians Father and liturgists A. Glenn, will be the in the publica- pastor, olic been edi- Action, has the was on rence news and subdeacon will be the deacon Waconia, Nov. 21, 1925, assistant priest. Vernon mgrrlin’lllll‘ag at The Revs. World‘ of the Prep the tor past Arthur respectively. W. Hynemon Minn., Mrs. the of Mr. and Miller, 0.S.B., St. Cle~ assistant at field In of declamatir the, son year. 1, Richard, Father 0.5.3. William H. Heinen. His grade ment’s church, Duluth, and Leo winner in this second-place he was school education received General Hinz, 0.S.B., St. abbey, FUN HOM. at Peter’s Aunt % ERAL " Richard born Father «'e at also year’s elocution and was contest was Washington Nat'l Insurance Co. St. Joseph’s parochial school, Wa— Saskatchewan, Canada, will'be the Mandan, N. D., June 21, 1926, regional winner “I Speak in the on TELlGO srcLouo.muu. 701% St. Cloud Germain St. . school, conia, his high college . and deacon subdeacon . Louis and respective- Mr. the and M of Democracy” McGrzw, For contest. 5. son Lilo. h Hospital I Polio Inc. A B seminary St. and education at 1y. The Rev. Walter Regér, 0.S.B., St. Joseph’s Eckroth. He attended junior the class president, as Your Security Business. In our . university, Collegeville. John’s will be " the preacher. school, Mandan, after parochial the been the staffs both of on , illll|Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllltllllllllll|Illllll|Illflllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll|IlillillllIlllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllIllllllllllllllIllillllllllllllllllll|l||lllllllllllllllllllllllllll ‘ He will offer his-First Mass .St. John’s which enrolled in he on and World Father Sagatagan the Prep 0.5.3. Maurus, as June St. Joseph’s church, 8, school, Collegeville. at preparatory Father Maurus associate editor and born reporter, re- was on His Waconia. the Rev. Jo- pastor, college and pursued his also He spectively. Besides these Aug. 1925, Madison, extra- 6, in S. Dak., seph Kauer, archpriest,‘ will be, the Collegeville. seminary studies at curriculars, been the he has active in of Mr. and Mrs. George son Kugler, and the Revs. Justinian he 1949 From 1946 stu- to Simpson. a received Catholic Action, the school Glee was He his elemen- O.F.M., of St. Victoria’s di Sant’ An- pastor Collegio the dent ,at tary and high club, and debate. He also third school education at was church, Victoria, Ber- Minn., and editor of Italy. (left), selmo, Rome. the GORDON TROUSDALE St. Thomas Aquinas school, place winner “Father Pierz Madi- in the new Karels,'pastor nard of St. Columb- Upon celebrate his First Mass completing high World, Centennial will school, is Essay Contest.” As He St. the Prep the John school Prep son. co- con- paper, kille’s church, St. Wendel, Minn., lllllllflllll church, he St. Joseph’s enrolled in St. John’s univer- editor of spring’s Literary June 12, this at on Thomas'McGraw (center) and gratulated by his associate editors, will‘ be the deacon and subdeacon Hildebrand sity where he The pursued his Rev. college Supplement Mandan. and also Prep World the a named editor of Sogatagcm, also Clarus Backes. McGraw has been respec‘tively. The Rev. Albert Heer, Barnesville, seminary of and studies. 0.S.B., Eickhofi', Backes is another reporter, vet- school yearbook. ‘ church, St. Bernard’s of pastor fine He will offer He deserves deliver the his First. Mass will Minn., of Prep publications. sermon. on eran a Cologne, Minn., will the preach Charles Rev. June St. Thomas the ,8 Aquinas at His pastor, Approximately" journalists 35 Father’s Day!* gift ' sermon. church, Madison, assistant with his will Schneider, act pastor, as on along with their advisers Father Landelin, 0.S.B. were the Rev. J. M. Gustm, Reuter, acting Rev. Arno the and priest, as the banquet. The present at Rev. Father Landelin is the of Fritz-Cross assistant priest. The Rev. university, Joseph son John’s St. 0.S.B., of wide Co. offers The Déutsch, Alfred 0.S.B., you a the Mr. and Mrs. Benedict Robling of was Deragisch, of St. St. Joseph’s Cathe- Donald Hagerott, the Rev. and speaker. Michael Ruddy, guest the Waconia, Minn. He born‘on x Sioux 0010., dral, Falls, quality items that was and the Rev. selection Denver, of Thomas’ seminary, are sure Prep World editor, acted sports Aug. 3, Victoria, 1925, Minn. at as Bernard lllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllll Kelley, of Mitchell, subdeacon S. and be deacon will re— man-around-the-house!~ toastmaster. received He his early education that at please Dak., will be deacon and subdeacon spectively. to respectively. Arnold, 0.S.B. Father Benedictine W111 Gets suggestions Frater list of Perhaps give a born Arnold Fther was on Martin, St. 1925, ideas: Oct. 21, at some you Mrs. Mr. and of Minn., the son 1, Middle East Fellowship attended Weber. He Bernard M. Martin St. District School 125 at John’s St. enrolling at ' Billfolds before Collegev1lle. l, h Preparatory o o c s ”° Secretaries Pocket his college and both pursued He Collegeville. Frater Hilary days will be in Rome, spent - two —- John's St. studies at seminary uni- Thim'mesh, 0.S.B., monk of in St. Benghazfi four in Cairo, four ' Desk a Lamps versity. I ' John’s abbey and theology in Beirut, stu— three Damascus, in nine , a i V First Mass will his offer He on dent St. John’s ' Brief Caises at seminary, has in Jerusalem, three in Istanbul, ' church, st. Martin’s ‘ St. June at 8, traveling fellowship . with to Malta, Tiberias, stops Tel— at won Conformal a Baldwm Rev. The Right Martin. ' Pencil Sets Pen and the Middle East. Frater ,Hilary and Shoes Aviv, Lebanon. St. Abbot of 0.S.B., Dworschak, is of three theology stu< one The the of is tour to at deliver the ' Chair Cushions purpose will John’s, sermon dents in the nation receive such to discover the treasures of the East, arch- Assisting Mass. First the - as Policemen award for winning l an Fireproof Chests an essay ' both old and and his- the Rev. to his for will be pastor, priest new, see “The contest Moslem Influence on of the tory and in the the making. and past 0.S.B., Cyril Ortmann, Christianity,” which ' Dictionaries ,Firemen/o-Tbstmen on was spon~ The trip has been 0.S.B., ’ especially Patterson, Bernardine Revs. by sored the American Friends of HAPPY worked enable out to the travelers FOR Office Chairs ' ’ ) K the Middle East. the countries which to the i see Ute ,4ng are SHIRTS The purpose of the éhoicc organization g cradle of civilization and learn to Prayerbooks "Packet is make Moslem to and all Middle the minds of the 'people living Eastern culture better known to Shirts look KEEP there. 5 younger, the West. The contest when launder was open younger we theology l students to of all creeds; ’em regularly! We treat JUNEISIII \h FATHER’S DAY IS Bishop ' Invest v‘\ and three first i to them with lovin p r z e were s care . . . awarded: One each the highest to dirt but- get out gent y, sew feet long When you're Catholic, Jew, and Protestant. on your tons fast and them return on need shoe On Aug. hours, 5‘ the three Winners will 00.7 bright i and you you a Two Monsigno'rs new. cross leave New York by plane for their smooth for rely Fritz- The com- can on For only 20: the at six-week of the Middle tour East. Contormol's built-in fort. They will be accompanied by a' EAST SIDE moulded insole plastic is director. The tour ends tour on (Continued From arch Page One): individual to Sept. During 11. the your four tour Retail Store Cleaners- Bartholome. The Papal document locking requirements, laundry 8. I7 Communiconts of appointment wilLbe read by the g , heel and place in your Chancellor of the diocese, the Cloud St. North Avenue by 6th Made the " foot L‘ preventing your Call Very Rev. 3363 Thaddeus i S. Ziolkowski, World's largest lostrup riding forward. from Parish In J.C.D. The will be deliv- sermon tillIlllilllllllllllllllllllllIiI|l|IllliiIllllillliilllllllllllllllllIll|llllllilIiillllllllillllllllillililll|illlll|lltillliIiiillillllllllllllllllnlllllllllillllllllllllflmlllfllllllllflllmfl finmumm Shoo Manufacturers ‘ ered by the Rev. Francis Rak-g J. ‘ SAMPSON'S’ owski. The combined choirs of c . .. o . s . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . Lastrup.—-A . . . . class SHOES of received 17 . I v . . . .. . St. John Cantius’ parish under the . i First Holy Communion in St. direction of Sister M. Bede will John’s church, Lastrup, May 25. on render the music for the Mass. ST. 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