January Friday, 30, THE ST. CL REGISTER 1953 OUD PAGE THREE Francis’ Msgr. Convent Camille St. Sodolists Thiebaut Enter W Missioner V— Visits St. John's RELIGIOUS Collegeville. Buried A From. Cathedral Benedictine Abbey for the Patricia in past two years -— Mrosla Patricia Helen and Przybilla, daughter of Mary Lou Eltgroth, daughter Tokyo. missionary from Tokyo, the Rev. ARTICLES Przybilla, of prefect and vice Mr. Charles l’rzybilla, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Eltgroth and Mrs. pre- Joseph Schmerbach, O.S.B., Sodality parish, fect of the of Lady St. Michael’s parish, Buckman, of Alexis’ West Our St. Union, ar- Page (Continued rived From St. active in the publicity One) John’s of Loretto St. Francis’ high at Abbey last at was com- mittee of the sodality and school, have relinquished their the week dual-purpose visit. Fa- large became church immediate need. In Father Thiebaut on a 1911 an offices Franciscan the Home Ec club. She also belonged to enter ther Joseph hopes collect funds to erected beautiful Gothic of brick church construction. It a the community in Little Falls. glee club and schola. was to for the foundation and become furnished wood-carved with and altars pulpit, good and a Helen, the daughter of Mr. Irene organ, Langer, the daughter of new: better acquainted With his stained windows glass depicting the early Catholic history of Min- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Langer of of Mrs. August Mrosla and St. community. John the St. Baptist’s parish, nesota. John Cantius’ parish, St. Cloud, "‘ Until last he and Buffton, is the second member summer, an- Father Thiebaut remained in Valley Brown's until central when member of the 1917 other monk, the Rev. Hildebrand a was her family of the Fran- enter to Yaiser, the of Cloud, O.S.B., who still Bishop the is in St. her Most Rev. Joseph Busch, the sodality since F. of ciscan community. present Her elder sis- core Japan, members of the is Sister M. Carmita, were ter, called at him the see-city head the Cloud St. Institute. This freshman served and to pres- to as year was Archabbey of Beuron in Ger- attending the College of ent St. of the social life chairman May that Later com- Nov. he 28, 1917. 25, 1917, on same year, on was The had also been two Catherine. many. Irene secretary her junior A mittee in was year. appointed of Chancellor diocese, the position he held until he of members the Arch- German a of her class during her junior roll student and honor three-year abbey’s foundation in named Japan Vicar General Aug. 16, 1927. glee club member, and was attendance holder of the perfect year, a which had been forced to close the member of Fioretti typing of Helen president record, during a Twice his of office Chancellor and Vicar was tenure as as during the last war. staff. biology club class and of the her General called administer he the affairs of the diocese Prayer to Books was on Permission Transfer to She during sophomore her year. while Bishop Busch temporarily absent from his was Three Eden Valley see. elected of the Last August the mis- also two as one was Bibles and sionaries received the leaders, for school‘s loyalty The first occasion when Bishop Busch in Rome necessary went to was permission from the Holy See selected to two as pos- years was a make his ad limina visit the Holy Father and 1920 to Rosaries to to report on Heads transfer their St. John’s Units attendant. A to Nome 3.22: ture vows inem- queen condition of the the Church in his diocese. , He again entrusted was Abbey and become members of and senior glee junior of the ber Figurines with responsibility this when in Bishop Busch made pil- this community. 1922 schola, Helen clubs and a one was I and librarians student Cloud, of the grimage be for two St. France, the celebration of The monks, originally to two to present Eden Valley.—An Daily election Missols of staff writer. Fioretti been perior quality. from Germany, have work- the 14th of the birth of Cloud. St. a officers took place the at centenary meet- with Aloysius ing the Rev. ings of three societies Sick Call of As- Sets he honored by. On Nov. 26, the Holy Father who Patricia Przybilla 1920, (Convenient Credit) was Michel, O.S.B., of St. John’s The that sumption parish. pause named him Prelate with Domestic the title of . "Right Reverend 21 Rosary Recorders Officers the for chairman of Lady’s ensuing Our was year com- refreshes Monsignor.” Another honor him Sept. when he to 10, 1922, in the Ladies’ Aid came Mrs. Joe during her junior mittee are year, appointed Brulla, president; Canon of Mrs. Leo Honorary the Cathedral of besides Versailles, being active promoter was an an ; Nohner, and Mrs. vice president; the FRITZ-CROSS of the League of the Sacred France. SAUER’S ‘ co. lHeart Nick Stoffel, secretary-treas- and the S.D.S. and cap- On Sept. the 1943, Sovereign Pontiff, Pope Pius 3, Printers present Stationers tain the Fighting 69th. Pa- of urer. . - raised dignity XII, him the of Prothonotary Apostolic. tricia, who mimeographing to REST HOME New officers Christian of the Office a Furniture was the Fiorctti, of has also Mothers’ society Mrs. John manager are of In the history the of Diocese Cloud St. this honor and was an ; been member of schola, the Ave. Thielen, president; Mrs. Peter So. 810 9 a — which held by only other priest, the Supplies Rt. Rev. Monsignor was one William junior senior clubs, Neu, Minn. and glee and Mrs. St. Cloud, secretary; You buy l can your Edward Nagl, who Vicar from General 1926. At the the orchestra. Theis, Kate 1898 and Mrs. treasurer; to ‘ was North Sixth Avenue 26 PRIVATE PATIENTS Diamond Confidence in in charge of the Ackcrman, only time other priest in the of Minnesota Three present enjoys other St. Francis’ state DAR/{VII stu- : one St. Cloud, Minnesota DESIRED '- Weber’s at 0L badges. dents while entered tho..convcnt rank. this the He is Rt. Monsignor Rev. James Reardon, of ‘ rector Officers duties in take to Call Write over completing their senior yet or year. St. Mary’s Basilica Minneapolis, and distinguished in author of the society Christ the St. Joseph Easy Terms are Mary Ann Kathryn Sauer Fussy, (laughter of published recently of “History the Archdiocese of Joe Steinke, St. Paul." Schutz, president; Monsi- Mr. and Mrs. John of Holy Fussy Phone 3218 president; Math Thielen, vice Reardon in the for the funeral rites Trinity parish, present Royalton, sanctuary gnor was was an WEBER’S Martin financial secretary; ALEXANDRIA active member of the apostolic of Monsignor Thiebaut. recording Arnold, secretary; Catholic and truth committees marshal; Prothonotary Donald A Apostolic ad Schutz, innm- participant/'10”, dignity George the and member the junior and of Next Door to Post Office a and All Schwe- sentinel; Brulla, which Monsignor Thiebaut enjoyed, has the privilege of wearing senior glee clubs. She fa— was a John Paul, and bach, Frank miliar figure in the high school prelate’s robe of violet with rochct and mantellctum. The a a Six banner-carriers. of Distance Bauer, Regardless Service new cafeteria, where she had worked biretta has violet enrolled into also members pompon. a were beginning fresh- since the of her society. the HOME FUNERAL As Prothonotary Apostolic, Monsignor ANDERSON Thiebaut had the a STETSON HATS! Men For right pontificate outside of Rome. He pectoral to wore a cross Falls sus- KUPPENHEIMER Little Prefect in CLOTHES! pended violet cord; he also ring. on a wore a CROSBY SQUARE SHOES! nsnpusnan ms J Plaque Receives aycee The solemn investiture of Monsignor Thiebaut Prothono- MINN. ALEXANDRIA, as a Helen Sil- Little Falls—Miss THE Apostolic took place June 6, 1944, in St. Cathedral tary Mary's Albany, prefect of the Our vers, and attended by of clergy and laity. His Ex- vast sodality, Lady of Guadalupe was a concourse was cellency, Archbishop the Jaycee John presented plaque by Gregory Murray of “NEW St. Paul also CLOTHESll a PRAIRIE LONG was club here recognition of win- in and delivered the for the occasion. present, sermon a ning place Christmas second for the late Vicar For General resided in his private decorations. many years ’52 This STORE was an— nounced the January meeting at residence in St. Peter’s parish in Cloud. St. Before taking resi- up Nurses’ sodality. The of the CREAMERY ASSOCIATION LONG PRAIRIE l dence here, he had for been chaplain Opposite of the the Post Office Poor Clare St. Cloud in many years of prize-winning that scene was Minnesota placed in the crib monastery. a Butter Louella Light building. Power and prefect of The suggestion the and Cream Milk Pasteurized C. lake D. A. of the preseminary give $25 to to Minn. Prairie. Long Phone 18 diocese unani- fund of the was the sodalists. mously by accepted 8 New Members MacCarthy, and Kenyon, Joan Miller, Albany, vol- Rose Mary CENTRE the gathered untcered to SAUK prepare shipment clothing for used to In Fergus Falls Chicago. Friendship house in . the soda- Another recipient of is Friend- spirit lists’ good will BERGGREEN ABNDT’S Tenn., ship house of Memphis, to Fergus Falls. Eight check $10. Helen Mrosla which for sent new was a — HATCHERY MAIN HOME FUNERAL members into accepted St. were Aunt' 'Chorley's Commercial Feeds and CORRIGAN Cabrini's C. A, Catholic Daugh- court, Supplies Poultry of America, ters in the church W R Phone 84 84 or Leghoms U.S. Certified White hall here recently. Minn. Saul: Centre, Heavies U.S. Approved Those initiated Mmes. were John Hamlon, Milton Randall, Welle, Ralph William Hart, Le- EQUIPMENT Roy Peterson, Bernard Gervais, FARM RONDESTVEDT Fred Knese, and Jack Savoy. IMPLEMENTS FARM McCORMICK-DEERING A special the meeting guest at Francis Mrs. DeLaney of was Supplies I: Farm Refrigerators—Home Freezers Pipestone, district deputy, who spoke congratulated and the new Ialk Centre members also the and drill team that the initiatory work. put on James Mrs. Buckley sang an MELROSE “Ave Maria,” and seminar TWINS could find mud “MY puddles the 0 In a en- titled “The Holy Bible” Sahara!" Tommy Sullivan, Wls. Mrs. Viroquo, was pre- says sented by Mmes. James Dahl, clothes washer “So electric and dryer my save me Walter work." H. C. Lampy, Hoppert, of hard Twins Brion, left, and Bruce tons from puddle-hunting hold the Harold take Witteman, Earl Ander- time out to for mother. basket and Merle Scott. son, E FORD I R E M P Mrs. Tom Donoho, grand re- presided business gent, at meet- a Melrose Inc. MEMORIALS, Motor Co. ing. Plans made for card were a party. "Loimdry’s MINN. MELROSE. wash for!" 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