The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-11-11
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

Mission at the Cathedral: A two
weeks mission will be given at the
Cathedral of st. Paul beginning Sun
day, November 10. The. exercises
will be conducted by the Dominican
Fathers, Rev. J. P. Moran and Rev. S.
r. Brockbank, of the Holy Rosary
Convent, Minneapolis. The first week
will be for the women and the second
for the men. During the mission the
Masses on Sundays will be at the
usual hours On week days the Mis-
sion Masses will be celebrated at
half-past five and at eight o'clock.
Each will be preceded by a part of
the rosary and followed by an in
struction. In the evening instruction
will be given at eight o'clock followed
by part of the rosary and sermon.
The hours of confessions will be an
nounced during the mission. Every
facility will be afforded for the in
struction and information of non
Catholics who may be DESTROYS of
knowing the true teachings of the
Catholic Church. Books of instruc-
ton and devotional articles may be
procured during the mission; and
these will be blessed after Benedic-
ton on Tuesday and Thursday even
ing of each week and after the last
services on Wednesday, Friday and
Saturday morning as well as at the
closing exercises of the mission.
Knights of Columbus: The State
Deputy of the Knights of Columbus,
John E. Barry, of st. Paul, has re-
districted the territory under his juris-
diction, and appointed the following
district deputies: First district, John
A. Burns of st. Paul, who has jurisdic-
ton over the councils in ST. Paul,
Belle PLANE and Red Wing; second
district, Nell NJ. Cronin of Minneapolis,
within whose territory are the councils
in Minneapolis, Graceville, Green Isle,
Morris, Montevideo, and Waverly;
third district, James Heating of Wa
basha, with the councils at Winona,
Wabasha, Caledonia and Rochester;
fourth district, D. L. Holland of ST.
Peter, in charge of the councils at
MduhdLO, NGW Oll1 duu ~ L OLC1 AlIh
district, James P. Kennedy of Fari-
bault, in charge of the councils located
at Faribault, Northf1eld, Owatonna and
Montgomery; sixth district, F. M. Cal
Imam of Austin, in whose territory are
located the councils at Austin, Spring
Valley, Paramount, Wells and Albert
Lea; seventh district, James J. Nolan
of Brainard, who has supervision over
the councils at Brainard, Crookston,
Bemidii and International Falls;
eighth district, Paul Ahles of st. Cloud,
in which is located the council at St.
Cloud
ST. Paul Seminary: Plans and speci
fications for the new residence build
ing for students are being prepared by
the architect, Mr.. E. l.. Masqueray
The site for the new building has been
chosen, but it is probable that work
it will not begin until next spring.
Little Sisters of the Poor: By the
=. ill of the late Michael A. Cunning
nam the sum of three thousand dol
lars was bequeathed to the Little Sis
sers of the Poor who conduct home
for the aged at 80 Wilkin Street.
Church of st. Andrew: Next Sun
day afternoon at three o'clock the
Sacrament of Confirmation will be
conferred upon a class of children
and adults by the Right Reverend
Bishop Lawler. The Bishop will also
preach at the half-past ten Mass
which will be celebrated by the pas
tor, Rev. T. A. Printon.
Knights of Columbus: At the regu
lar meeting of the st. Paul Council
last Tuesday evening a nomination
committee of nine members was
selected by ballot to propose a list o.
candidates from which the officers
for the ensuing year will be chosen
This committee will report to the
Council at it's regular meeting on the
third Tuesday of November and the
candidates so nominated will be bal
loted on at the first meeting in De
cember.
After the regular business of thu
meeting had been disposed of the fol
lowing resolution was debated: RE
solved that the city of st. Paul shoult
adopt the commission plan cf govern
ment.'' The affirmative was argued
by William Stephenson and M.
Ryan; the negative by George Reding
ton and o. HI. O'Neil.
College of st. Catherine: On Thurs
day evening, November 2. Miss Mar.
Hoy of st. Paul gave recital o
Israel Zangwell's play, s'The Meltin,
Pot" and interpreted in very pleas
ing manner the character of the Jew
ish hero. David, whose enthusiasm TO
America she brought out with delicat,
expression.
Halloween was commemorated q
the college by the annual masquel