PAGE Three r TWO—45eel-ion THE ST. CLOUD REGISTER ridoy, June 12, 1953 l. , . us~Proy 'Ariof’ Bishop Sings, God”. living Bartho‘IOme Children, to. Prelote Excerpts, of Bishop's With r ~ Requiem for Predecessor ' a’nimal (Editor‘s Note: Bishop made the world. For world the dumb would need in- ‘ result - the Busch’s devotion the Holy is of either acci- telligence to‘ not to and will power work the dent caprice, but Spirit and the of to share part the soul-life of its or a is mas- l the Blessed God’s Third Person of of eternal plan show to ter. From Paul; (Continued and lastly by St. the cele~ One) Page human Trinity soul forth in the perfect in the most If be to granted .way man were Eidénschink, John the O.S.B., brant, Bishop As Bartholome. he i found tangible expression in His infinite perfection, His admission to God’s immediate a of ab- for the ceremonies which he called,- The book majesty, wisdom, master offic'ial His chanted the last and ‘ a supreme company pressence as prayer a With God.) Art of Living His His goodness, His free gift solutions, by of God accompanied the following power, a’ which concluded the ceremonies 'This book, he in little justice, His wrote and mercy: naturally good life earth, censer—beater, on the holy water— vthe church, the procession of in “proposes prefatory To this He the note, to end. made these divine and quali- a powers bearer, book—bearer, the and the clergy and Bisho began file to show in orderly the im- s universe, and under His direct ties would be bestowed have to an way deacon.of the Mass, practical importance of control went to guidance each of the ral. and and the cathe time of death; at but since mense out ‘divine briéf by and the from lowest Bishop creature heaven Francis Crook- islto be least Schenk of every earned, at grace a Pallbearers\ v popular the description of ord- the highest has its to in by part himself, part, ' own man man ston.‘ Up Casket Take inary workings of the Holy play, working for to and with be transformed, must or, as Bishop Schenk incense into Spirit in soul.” God put the human His to pallbearers carried out Christ said, .The active “b again,” carry own orn We here for‘our eternal and, the after present time the choir his after natural purposes. some censer casket the of the cathedral out readers the from Each and excerpts birth creature before and his death, op- every. had finished ex- the he in- chant, the outside. All hearse waiting to ists ening chapter which in the and carries God’s since death, out “the night at pur- com- toned the "Pater Noster.” While and dignitaries and clergy the simple characteristically under God’s direct eth when work” pose, man- con- no man can this reciting walked he xplain Bishop Busch of trol, through God’s of religious and (John ix, prayer, the laity 4). ner pres- ever many the Christian life of casket, creative around the sprinkling ent For the it This direct divine assistance power. grace. accompanied remains the the to the power Proudly sky- modern that made the needed supplement man’s to same three times side. each He at. Assumption the As cemetery. lifts itself the frpm world and to each natural be scraper and is up gave crea- powers can time .walked around this again, Leo Dworschak, Aux- ground Most Rev. pierce the sky. to A ture its naturevand its given by God in different two purpose incensing the finish- remains and of beauty and be kept alive of and of conducted tower must active iliary Bishop Fargo, the transient, the ways, one strengthpit if‘.creation is represents vast enduré ing the “Our Father." he Then to and other . a permanent. the the last the rites at grave, function, thought, of labor, just of the amount steam as dianted commending In the God first, beloved, temporarily prayer, said a farewell the to was that wealth. It is and of material the engine starts be must ass‘ociates Himself d i c l "Bishop Busch’s God. t soul The e to r y of Cloud. fourth Bishop St. of and kept if symbol the machine is be apt to up \an our age with the human soul, enli t- choir then the kept in people. therefore, motion; sang responsory Members of his immediate as oning man’s to reason see V however, St. Paul before impressive, God the second More said, “in live, absolution. we clearly that particular family who for the some ac— present were those venerable Cathedrals x-vii, and are” (Acts are an move, tion is desired by McCarty God, and at Bishop funeral included rites the Rev. l' that 28). have down to is come us the time fortifying man’s same ‘ p Repeats Ceremony '- William from the of faith. They, But Busch, member of the God controls His free ages will a all hindrances to overcome too, thought, intelligent much represent creatures in same an: St. The of the Paul seminary the performance faculty to of said act, ceremony per- was but inspired thought; la- much other and‘far superior way. but all the time leaving _ formed Paul; X. the Francis by Rev. in *St. man Bishop William next bor, but labor Having of love; much given them free will, a perfectly a free to-perform or university; T. Louis, McCarty of S.J., St. Rapid Busch, City, then costly material, but material long He gives them as as ex- omit the in question. act assembled homage istence and brothers in and He gives by William of Mrs. Lucy McKasy, also them the Bishop Brady not 0. If freely performs the man in boast. They, physical too, power do they, to Bishop and of are sym- sister Bishop Falls, then by Tho- Busch. There as Sioux under act God’s special influ- bols their please. of people. and age number of nieces, I Welch of. Duluth, suf- also it will senior be free human mas ence, a were a The essential difference To be- make them do He as performed act by man’s fragan Bishop of nat- and of nephews, cousins. Province the tween the is pleases, of God. two to gave and one pur- men ural but because these powers, In both, by an'gels meet destiny pose. men purpose a or directly Murray were powers thousands, aug- Archbishop but the Cathe- that in is above beyond and their Gives and mented stimulated God, by drals they deal meet, to natural not capacity and powers, they have roduced of result a with but another, deal destiny to they unable to one a are divine ity and value, qua some- with God. fulfill through except God’s that thing deserves divine :uneral rec- When talent, labor, and special direct and assistance. Sermon Rite ma~ ~ at ognition and reward. But such terial have produced busi- But God the this grants assistance have would direct act an no palace, it is ready for its only those to who freely ness un- value, claim heaven, for or on but when inspired dertake do what to they know purpose; From heaven, being permanent One) time several (Continued pital for Page a enius, loving effort, and be God's to some years will law. a or condition, it inter- because supposes ealth a perma- meant material of have This special an the Holy Spirit ago, he sought des- to and pro- purpose or addition man’s" natural nent to ruption his daily schedule and of duced the temple building, tiny is it other .than that no spread-this I devotion his men to among p0wers. ’ spiritual life. He of his THE still needs the direct touch was of and angels shall ultimately . people by CHILDREN’S organizing the Confra- MASS for the Cathedral Cloud. in St. re- again happy when he could To give hand this the of God permanent it to fit for share once the life that properly be- man ternity of the Holy Bishop Ghost. of the soul of Bishop Busch of- The Mass religious residence for offered his and the pose endowment return to was its God and does For only the was Real re- on longs only the Father, purpose. to the can Busch ideal _of interpreted that Presence privilege his the of saying fered Tuesday, June 2, 9 St. at in Mary’s associate Himself day directly aim—(Register of Christ with at 10 sume photb) make Son, on a.m. and the Holy Spirit, same in can bringing Christ mankind back to daily Mass. the Trin- human the handiwork soul in ‘ close of‘man' and the bosom the of Blessed so an ac- Living in his book of The Art engaged Satur- He Bishop’s Orphanage tual house constant union that the ’Model of Go‘ soul Is ity. was so on Home’ a With of God. Within the pages . when he day morning thereby The Christian permanently absorbs temple, there— Men and was angels, therefore, this little find book can you as stricken. Despite the pain of God’s fore, is the divine joint quality, produce of made live some not to merely adequate of were the treatment a re- which suffered, h'e de- he much both piece iron,,when God of and and in. was environment, d as t a man, lationship of society the as a c r e a e to pro- Mus- termined that his Divine placed in absorbs such it fire, is symbol the of that in- suited their to nature and a a of and the Kingship The 1920s and 1930s Bishop i Joseph F. Busch’s reign Bishop gram grace St. Cloud of as should complete have quality terplay ter divine of fire. of and human but a live in direct. to 'of Christ find powers, as any- you can marked by Spiri great and material ual expansion. ‘ ablation of all his life. It were forces, God’s and was, man’s God contact with in Both heaven. this transient and grace where. per- of the reproduction in In 1919 the Bishop had inaugurated free to replace will, movement the antiquated that from the begin- a sense, orphan- To realize this destiny, direct a action of God manent in men Throughout his life, Bishop Christ who said, on the ning of human history Little have in Falls with cross, and angels need orphan home. The divine quali- St. Cloud ,and the is soul called Orphan home with age its fa- new a on grace; Busch the apostle of grace. shall “If I he lifted I shall was been jointly work at realize up, to ties and added their because to mous favor, plan result. cottage the powers The home completed grace means in a 1924. personal His life the was was all myself." draw was ex- to v the for which God men natural much purposes ,and of all God’s favors to powers, as a man, of that all he endeuv-' pression Nationally known social service Because Christ lifted Himself this confers the possi. greatest Busch seminary in Onamia, tory and orod teach others. When he schools, such the New York Bishop to a Bishop Busch 'de- the Arrived as March, in 1915 on cross, benefits. ble '\ number of priesthood ,found great ask the school service, stu- it social of list the to termined and do likewise draw necessary to ' While dents all God’s from the activity diocese Holy See for have been out- assistance in orphan home model institu- his soul 'and all it contained car- as a own side the bosom under the Blessed the of the their guidance during of rying work the tion. It has nation-wide It between the that Sacred Heart. Then he Feast of on to a St. repu- fact was that he ahead cient the of of the was a management man was church Trinity proceeds equally his had four from in diocese, he of high school and tation. Patrick and the collapsed. He regained conscious- years Feast of St. Jo- his time, and his hospital contemporaries that emergency state ,the the three Persons of the triune wisdom and the judgment of college. . its two At dedication June 11, seph in March, Gen- On Sunday, his Vicar years 1915, that Bishop on did have the ness. and federal vision he had. health not, authorities God, the different call his aid effects of to the Rev. 1924, Very Joseph to present Le- Busch eral and him parti- Bishop the Diocese your Busch also plan- to of St. Men today came came gave would a. rush with was pointed it being the best to in as this 'Bishqp. activity at- Bishop variously Bartholome Grand of St. Cloud, France, Cloud are cle Sacred His of the Host. fea— become spiritual ning to its establish mission rep- to enthusiasm to the so- support a state. a program faithfully has tributed other relieved Bishop the [of to . resented the Diocese of Versailles shepherd. one or tures,relaxed completely and the ciety the diocese, in and, after which would provide civic The institute today is a cen- to use Busch of the the divine and Persons, ’because of and brought of entered vision ‘of God his soul. On re- cares March a. message several of pioneer con- by he work 18, 1915, in- recrehtion ter and organized years and greater advantage. It was serves sponsibilities as special of the relation diocese such to gratulation from the Bishop He of some expired the Feast of the stalled zealous laymen, he fourth formally Bishop of St. social on life in the community. living Yet es- ns for quarters the Bene- a during the Person. h T attribute 11 Versailles, Bishop Gibier. past Charles Blessed Trinity, that u s, we years. great Cloud diocesan by tablished mission Archbishop of- John on Ire- back in - 1916 when dictine the Bishop Sisters a of the Cathedral creation God the Father, to St. Cloud considered fitting Bishop Busch. lived life of the feast when the Church land was a of fice in St. Paul, who 1926. had commem- Launched the Institute building, parish. Its auditorium conse- and other Redemption God the Son, to for the orphan home, intimate friendship patron for Christ. Fatherhood God, with the of orates crated “Bishop Mission circles have multiplied Busch ' five- which be to Catholic civic was meeting years places a rooms serve as and attribute God’s, too, the French saint himself He taught, mostly example, Kingship by the of the Son, and the so, we was a earlier. The throughout the diocese in installation recent the center, he received for church support societies and cere- the direct pres- action in the soul, royal orphan. that the important element love of Holy Ghost. and‘woi‘ks most the It or charity monies took was of for place in Holy Angels in than words in years, entation of school was more It ac- programs. God, the Holy to Ghost. Built of about $400,- entering into the at cost the the Second Vespers salvation of of; the grace, at a Pro-Cathedral. U the missions have been put tion. has on a ‘ gymnasium, whith is used a Grace, therefore, . is the di- located 000, the orphan home is individual devotion the feast that the Blessed Trinity to was Bishop Busch systematic basis that succeeded Bishop Organized charity is daily of more so the throughout the' scho‘ol ' I one transient year. rect in picturesque bluff permanent Blessed Sacrament. setting He him be with took themselves to to or a was on a. 'be James help distributed Trobec, the who had to asked phases of - modern Released-time can life, but classes newer for action God in of the soul, above the‘Mississippi river, re- "grieved just at— have in the hos- 'them to be for all eternity. to ‘ and received home and foreign missions where permission from Bishop Busch started ligious his Wom- instruction held in its tributed are the Holy to Ghost, south of the city of St. Cloud. ' the Holy the needs Father in most urgent. 1914 to en’s Guild organization classrooms. back in are Was Bishop COnsecroted whereby man’s natural human Under the boys cottage system resign Ordinary of the dio- May, 1917. as sacrificing spirit of The The the offices of the Society for acquine acts dignity girls and placed in the and a are a same The 4 _ venerable Bishop then The cese. importance of Catholic people of the diocese the Cath- the Propagation of the Faith and value that indirectly family di- Thus cottage. or a arrange- retired live to with his nephew, olic millions quickly lent itself gets of words the the St. to support Cloud Register press situ— rectly enable him work prevails: The older boys to ment and are out Candidates Father John Trobec, In Group in of St. 6 in Already of the missions. The diocese, ated the first floor every year of the our era. his un- on destiny, which girls assist the with true is to younger ones Stephen. The Bishop'lived there in 1917 Bishop Busch leadership Bishop established south der the of wing of the building. The live in direct with God, contact dressing and the table. at until his death Dec. 14, 1921. official diocesan Women’s Busch, had distinguished itself publicatiOn, on guild holds its an meetings imperfectly earth and Brothers and sisters kept to- on per~ are Following Bishop Trobec’s My Message, in and Catholics the during for its urged the institute post-war and res- stores its fectly in years heaven. gether. sup- ignation, the appointment of i in his diocese plies assistance needy peoples. Re- to the clothing , support of to a and other relief Through One of the in There events actual and greatest great gathering of sanctify- All made have efforts to .was a are a Bishop St. Cloud to de— of new the Catholic charity Central materials the of there. of was ports cause ing—grace Church press. dignitaries leads from the real life family in life atmosphere the of modern ecclesiastical history in man a layed because of the death of the H/ls Catholics Monsignor reached Eu— of the Minnesota support working- C. Thiebaut, P.A., with Middle West. God There entirely different the children. The Franciscan Sis- were more the United States the Pope and the outbreak of World was conse- when V.G., he Bishop had and the Far East. been of close man Bishop than to from Archbishops Bish: was and 16 and superior rope even to man’s Little of. Falls staff the ters I. The cration six actual appointment of priests the Epis- Lead, to S. Dak., Busch war national another through In 1928 the mani- almost all of his human and Abbots, 10 Monsignori, life conven- was and amid God’s op’s home. of Bishop Busch Jcopacy to St. Cloud on"May festation of his vision. in tion Central Verein St. of the Cloud. in St. 19, 1910, and creatures, 550 priests. years life that is was di- ’ convention A fourth diocesan a so from Lead, S. Dak., made In the In Mary’s first chapel St. Cloud and of his of St. held in 1917 the the Paul at- was tenure Bishop on called vine that human language year was was in called‘ by Bishop Busch can. Cadets Form Escort Jan. 19, 1915. in the Diocese Monsignor, seminary. Apostolic tended by Dele- of St. Cloud, the then Father, Thie- adequately not describe _ June, 1921. Its to nor purpose was The Diocese of St. Cloud had Bish‘op Busch baut The first from battalion made Browns certain that of gate. Valley the mind be- of The in to perfectly marked epoch event corps co-ordinate educa- religious, man an con- been established only 26 all cadets parishes of St. Thomas’ would The second diocesan synod be legally Chancellor college in- years of the ceive American diocese. it, life Church history and come that hu- was tional, and charitable activities a mere when Bishop Busch began his served guard of honor, Monsignor head- corporated. This held in 1929 and the third in Thiebaut safe- has to been duplicated this conseiousness not in as in served di- was cannot man in the diocese with'the program Episcopal reign here. ing the procession the chapel. the to interest this 1939. Rules and regulations for guard of all the capacity for rectly since discover, that day. 10 country and in life that par- Catholic Welfare .years of the National a In 1915 The the church surpliced column, broken 'clergy ishes the dio- and their the and laity in properties. 1917 This made census Vicar first General must be of known 'by faith, was Of the six for candidates Conference. ' showed there here‘ and there by Cath- the 11,321 black, and task the diocese drawn completed then were within by Bishop is partially Busch. learned from ap- was Episcopal cese were up honors, the Rev. a two, of only .As head the diocese in olic brown, and families white and garbs 62,694 souls in of the. these In proved synods. of the Bishop’s June, experience, at 1944, Monsignor re- and finally is fully year or so James O’Reilly Vin- and the ar- Rev. the world under the patronage ligious the diocese. orders, Today enlivened (1953) in there rival. Thiebaut ‘revealed was elevated in heaven. the to centJWehrle, O.S.B., in Bishop labored In 1933 Busch pub— was St. Busch of Cloud, Bishop color by the purple 19,744 families robes of the was and 97,784 This The first rank are of of his Episco- Prothonotary divine Apostolic. life of St. Paul the province from the treatise sanctifying new lished his years grace on formally invited be at to prelates. present After the souls. Monsignori is the The in Central Minnesota distinction result timé‘ of the granted, him direct of their ordination; the The and the sacraments, pacy was were ac- one, grace '1,400_th the anniversary of the and the Bishops the- In 1915 there dioc- 89 after’ tion marked by came with Pope of God conse- tremendous the Pius Holy Ghost were .octiv- XII ‘Rev. Patrick shortly Heffron, 'in in lived of Living is Art With God. It a birth of St. Cloud. crandi, ranking according ‘the priests to and 20 Benedictine and.through he esan ity. marked the human Minnesota his '| golden from jubilee boyhood; soul. early beautiful ' of the as a summary re— . order of nomination, each and Crosier The celebration held in St. Fathers administer- It is ac- ' In January, priest. made possible 1916, he founded Monsignor by and three, the the John was In- Rev. Thiebaut ‘J. Law- died peated'themes Bishop’s of the companied by honorary two ing Cloud, France, Sept. these 1922, to Catholics. 7, Today cannation My Message, in February and Redemption ler,. monthly the Rev. on Timothy Corbett, this of of and addresses, pastoral a maga- year. sermons, chaplains. Bishop Busch had there the feast day of the saint. 165 diocesan patron priests God as the Son zine which had In and becomes the Rev. Busch, the late and Joseph F. are Father May, ,1917, under the Its letters. the stress op- super- on his chaplains his brothers, two and Returning from France, 105 Benedictine, the Crosier, erative in Charles Grunenwald the born Minnesota. Bishop’s soul in its first inspiration, the were Christian Cath- natural of as the as soon, as aspects Fathers William J. Busch of St. Franciscan and Bishop brought with him first- priests doing often, and editor. The long olic Women’s appeared vol- guild, a ac- This society de- much the and as fact, life, the organ as the of man regu- a num- as as Paul power grace, and Francis Busch, S.J., of tive spiritual class relic St. Cloud, of work in the diocese. untarily follows larly until ‘voted what the he end of knows now 1919, when works pre— to of of charity ber candidates consecrated, hu- and role Divine in of Providence St. re- Louis. In 1915 served in and there the orphan home, parishes to be 97 the will God it lief, of forced by the were in- founded. postwar and unique charac- The special guild has life the was emphasizes for as was re- was a man Cadets drawn in bat- with also wood of resident in yealed by 33 mis- Christ. were exact pastors and flation ' up suspend functioned to publication. an copy an teristic the day’s ceremonies. reader of continuously the essentials Christi.- of ever sions. old In But wooden of St. Cloud 1953 the-re , talion formation statue 129 the! My often, lawn Message and since that of the date are par- as gives soon, on and assist: as anity. *was - one Archbishop John St. Ireland of ished that had in existence and long been for 10 missions. willfully instruments the Bishop" ~as ig- fronting the used to the facade needy as St. to families man of 1935 feted of In the Bishop ance Paul the chief consecrating was was . Bishop hundreds That Busch of replica could rejects 31 God’s . count will bring his people this nores years. closer together community or without regard as .COconsecrators by clergy, laity, civic leaders prelate. Mary’s, and and closer the to steps were ‘ indicated of the old is main parochial the schools in by Christ, statue with 1915 199 he thereby and make to them now conscious to creed of nationality. McGolrick jubi— Bishop James of Du— the occasion 25th of his or stood Governor on Eberhardt with excludes figure teaching the in special shrine sisters and and 5,882 pupils. operation the Church of diocese. Bishop a Busch Bishop the and James Trobec of guild’s luth lee Bishop. three-day A as a Was as a his staff Today in brilliant uniforms, altar dedicated there St. Cloud in and his parochial life to 47 ele- and labors In the grace, honorary are that he presidgnt, St. Cloud, whom Bishop Busch and seldom celebration observed. same year was both military contingents become in the the Cathedral schools church. mentary vain with futile, 377 teach- and just launched the missed diocesan publica- its succeed five later. to h l Four later, in 1939, the t meeting. m o was years n y years attitude of salute the Hier- as_the When in Europe Bishop Busch ing sister work and 18,685 of the laborer pupils. as is tion, Bishop Busch Every urged that was 5 the Bishop Bishop honored again by year The celebration began May 18 was ac— a archy entered the chapel. The During paid rejected visit the Holy Father. the Bishop’s useless by to the arch- tenure Holy Name a societies as be customed to the guild’s celebration marking his olden when the, six organ- consecrandi open 'an- assem- and his staff fell into itect. here, governor He had made his first official tho, the unless number it conforms of children his to ized in all parishes. nual membership drive by cele- jubilee The occasion bled priest. the seminary at for ad- as a line e immediately‘ after Apos- the plans visit there in September, under and 1920. the released—time specifications, instruc— brating Also in 1916 work begun Mass aS‘ in the Cathedral. or ministration coincided with the golden jubilee of Episcopal the was tolic Delegate and just ahead of the Psalmist tion Always deeply interested in “Unless figure to the the program construction There grew says: a of Cath~ still and the oath blessing six of the diocese. on activity of the was a more the citizens’ committee, which Lord build promoting the spiritual life of of than the house, they 10,136. lax olic Civic more the St. Cloud under center, the inspiration of insignia that In Bishop sets of office 1938 Busch, now'72, of the brought the this im- of her up in rear laity, When vain that the clergy and the Bishop Bishop build Busch it” (Ps.‘ ' to institute, Bishop the be came for in those center used in the investiture. first to still In launch another a to were pro- years. posing was eager procession. cxxvi, St. started Cloud 1). introduce he the found to diocese just motion move of “Catholic a fellowship June, a 1917, he called diocesan the first project, Present this occasion new a news- on were The sixfold Since apostolic the life grace’can- rite Third Order St. Francis emerging of of in the from the pioneer stage. by and enlightened was citizenship diocesan The first convention issue of the St. for an the 'Apostolic the Delegate the paper. to pur- conferred be with all the not directly and diocese in Immigrants discerned 1923. He had from by Germany, Po- pomp bringing together all even those hav- of Cloud Register published in organizing all Catholic Church United pose in the States, the was human circumstance ofthe full Roman personally discussed land, and since Ireland, it the is France, matter French means, ing Christian 'ideals and Chris- societies into unified September of and had Most 1938 Diomede Rev. Folconio; a group. a ceremonial. of supreme practical with Pope Pius XI, Canada, import- who his Bohemia, and other tian sentiments.” gave The convention circulation, of marked 10,000. by Archbishop ‘ John Ireland, St. was for wholehearted know An to Slavic whether eloquent ance man encouragement countries, with to their di— de- Although the Bishop given the sermon was, visit of the Apostolic Paul; Dele- Bishop James McGolrick, was In May, Bishop Busch 1942, the Holy actually Ghost livered _ dwells by the Bishop traditions, Thomas O’Gor- customs and had program. verse several $1,000 gifts for the proj- the John Duluth; gate, Rt. Rev. Bonzano, Bishop James Trobec, the his welcomed diocese and. to in his. operates of St. soul, Paul. .aThe first diocesan pres- formed synod in colonies throughout man the ,‘ and donation ect, D.D., 'St. of $5,000 St. Cloud. Cloud; Bishop Thomas to O’Gor- a Coadjutor Bishop, Bishop Christ, ent who made which .all diooese. the clcigy took part grace pos- from generous-minded Two Sioux ' layman other Apostolic Falls, S. Dak.; Delegates ‘man, .' the Banquet - a Grounds W. Bartholome. Peter Bishop on sible for also attached Was held June The 9 and first man, 10, 1924. Bishop of the dio- on in the city, he six Bishops-elect: Bishop found it diffi- paid visits ‘the diocese James to in a Upon the termination Busch frequently expressed his of the bestowal the of to At this time Bishop Busch be- and the grace clergy, ovcrtaxed cer- O’Rei-lly cult- task cese, for the See of‘ to raise the Bishop Fargo; balance Busch’s time. They were appreciation for the leadership tain religious outward signs, exercises symbols, at 2:30 draw to definite by-the parish problem of supplying the Bishop gan needed John up J. Lawler, Titular thef to of.the the Most cost Rev. Pietri‘Fumasoni- pay and Bishop, Bartho- inspiration rites, and ordinances, which o’clock, boundaries banquet and systematize essential to spiritual Ineeds in of Bisho Hermopolis served of and a Auxil- structure. Biondi, was who here in a 1928 Bishop was on. lome has given_ priests, reli- called to the parochial honor are sacraments the whole setup of the flock in which, newly the in the iary or consecrated 50 be- in Archdiocese The Institute the, has the occasion years served of the national _a and laymen con-, gious, coming the since sacramental system. These Bishops diocese. and fore the distinguished 1915, had from ,St. Paul; of Bishop Patrick few variety R. of since ventjon grown is of the Central a Verein, purposes was He the Diodese of St. Cloud. entrusted to the to custody , of Visitors by The the Poor Clare Sisters hundred priests Hefl’ron, of the than to See of Winona; 62,000, Bishop opened in were 1917. It and more served the Apostolic present Dele- as a His Church for the benefit Archdiocese While all these diocesan of proj- welcomed of St. intorthe diocese Paul. had For little this by Timothy for opportunity Corbect, the break to newly church temporary for both St. the gate, Most Rev. Amleto Gio- His followers. getting large the ects personal Bishop Busch tent in 1923. down purpose Their spread national established were barriers See of Crookston; a and mold was Mary’s parish and con- Holy Angels vanni Cicognani, who in was Rightly understood, they the Bishop in-. attention of the at in eastern the end of Sauk Bisho the semi- in Rapids vent has been the the Vincent Wehrle, people O.S.B., of the diocese into parish when their churches St. Cloud in a 1933. were clude the whole life of ’40s, grounds. Under ’205, ’305, and the nary of much See (if center and unified grace; fer Bismarck; whole. t numerous canopy, “destroyed prayer by e new fire. pen- The St. Cloud A second diocesan convention and _if used plates explained and parishes being for established set 628. Dinner as performed Bishop by and F. Busch, were this One Joseph for of Were of, the Bishop’s ance greatest office group post housed in the called by Bishop in Busch was was administered by concluded, the Church, the Archbishop'read throughout the Central Min- 16 holy the Sec Lead. who of depend achievements for in the diocese ‘ a women building time. at June, 1918. At was this gathering the one they clearly mark congratulatory the begin- cablegram counties of his Episcopal, from nesota their livelihood entirely the the make clergy to and people ‘Present also Very During the on influenza epidemic Bishop more stressed the'importance were and the the Holy Father. the of ning jurisdiction. progress charity of the people. conscious of Rev. broader P. A. Doyle of the Mission in 1918 the Institute served a of the Catholic concep— and urged soul’s as an press life in More than 60 The churches grace. This little band of sisters tion has new of the the Church. House, of cele- Washington, At the D. C.; the program hospital. A committee .of the Catholic same emergency support The program study of the sacraments, bration. built in the diocese during been brought powerful spiritual time Rev. force he were made F'. B. Doherty, them chaplain to of was deeply a of citizens secured the assistance for a more in the to therefore, necessary men will best explain the close the Bishop’s reign and With of in the diocese. The reception the held have 17th United States by of the infantry; score diocesan a organiza— a equipment, aware onus and sisters two St. service. .of nature and the f f t of the parishes founded. Bishops Several e e endeared c s in themselves tion the and number of new clerical new evening of the Church. visitors. to Raphael’s hospital non; a were placed A third diocesan convention well make clear grace, as the at St. schools erected as and Paul others Catholics seminary. and Catholics alike Though Be- by were by At in charge the midday of nature the patients. meal, seminary They held later, that the more man and at a was conditions a year under which expanded. 8 at o’clock, their ginning the powerful formal of their contemplation, the Bishop students prayers, assisted tendered by reception number to of time plans discussed new were for the a a produces those were effects grace greetlngs continued until graciousness, 10. The unselfishness, and of St. Material Cloud the undertook the in dio- consecrandi with special busy the hospital’s trained. personnel building of progress orphanage. that a make to the a new life of go great number up congratulatory who attended their Christian the of humor. music hand in hand of and with spiritual add- and and large sense went number of program volunteer This is cese mater- but brief of a that life which of a Christ summary grace, reception and the enthusiasm It in the early ’205, ial too, spiritual activity from the under the Bishops-elect. was to in- the first resses the chief progress activities which the late nurses. said:~“I very 'that they shown by am them come made the, func- that the Crosier Fathers settled of spiration of the Bishop, his Episcopal who classes years reign. All of Weather people without Bishop Busch conditions the inspired for and di» have life, and have may tion fitting climax may for in the a the diocese. .The Crosier' Fa- Not ministered all his the people of Cen- ef‘forts distinction to succeeded, of creed national- rected in his first few in it abundantly” consecration‘ (John day ideal. or ceremonies years more of the day. were x, thers have flourishing but this tral Minnesota for often 38 a owing prepara- the ity gigen here. So the effi- Diocese of St. Cloud. was to years. were can I I