The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-05-06
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

Retreat for the A. o. n. of Ramsey
County: The County Boards of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians and of
the Ladies' Auxiliary of Ramsey
County have made arrangements to
hold retreat for the members of
the Order as a preparation for their
annual Communion in body.
There are $500 members of the Or
der and its Auxiliary in this jurisdic-
ton. The exercises of the retreat
will open in the Cathedral on May II
will close on the following Sunday
evening with a sermon, special Yes
per service and Benediction. The
members will receive Holy Com
munion on Sunday morning at eight
O'Clock. During the retreat there will
morning at o'clock; and sermon
and Benediction each evening at
o'clock with the exception of Satur-
day evening. The retreat will be un-
der the direction of a Dominican
Father from Minneapolis
Meeting of the State Council,
Knights of Columbus: The annual
convention of the Minnesota State
Council of the knights of Columbus
will take place at the Knights of
Columbus Hall, 400 Cedar Street, st.
Paul, Tuesday, May 8, at 10 a. m.
Delegates from all the councils in the
state will be present.
Silver Jubilee of Father Rynda's
Passionate: On Sunday, May IA, the
Silver Jubilee of the Reverend John
Rynda's Passionate of the Parish of
ST. Stanislaus will be celebrated with
appropriate ceremony. The celebra.
ton will open with Solemn High Mass
at ten o'clock. In the evening there
will be a Grand Concert in the Parish
Hall.
Lecture by Father Nijssen: AT
the close of the regular meeting of
the st. Paul Council, Knights of Co
lumbus, last Tuesday evening, the
Reverend William Nijssen, assistant
pastor of the Church of st. Luke, de.
1ivered an interesting lecture on the
Foreign Mission work of the Church
especially in Africa where he spent
some years prior to coming to ST
Paul.
Church of St. Francis: The Rever
end William Reuter-, who was ordained
to the Holy Priesthood by Bishop
O'Reilly at St. Mary's Cathedral, Far
go, N. D., on April 26, will celebrate
his first Solemn High Mass at the
Church of st. Francis next Sunday al
1920.
Guild of Catholic Women: The
Guild of Catholic Women of St. Pau,
gave luncheon at the st. Paul Hote
last Thursday at which the guest Of
honor was Mrs. John Mcmahon, OF
Chicago, President of the Chicago
Catholic Women's League, an organi
cation of over one thousand members
After the luncheon Mrs. Mcmahon ad
dressed the Guild on the Importance
of women's work in charity with spe
cial reference to children. Next week
we propose to make an extended ref
erence to her address.
Notre Dame Club Organized: A
number of former students of the Uni
versity of Notre Dame, Indiana, me-
recently at the St. Paul Hotel ant
organized "The Twin City Notre Dame
Club" The Reverend E. O'Connor O
the College of st. Thomas was elected
President; F. E. Murphy, Vice-Presi
dent; w. D. Jameson, Secretary; T
O'Regan, Treasurer; r. G.. O'Malley
w. O'Brien and v. e. Morrison, Exec
utive Committee.
Prizes for Essays on Temperate,
Topics: Under the direction of TIL
Total Abstinence Union of the Arch
diocese, the pupils of the Catholi
schools are preparing essays on dill
ferent phases of the temperance ques
ton for which prizes will be awarded
Each school has been assigned 81.
prizes to be competed for by its pu
pills. The awards will be made by
committee; and the prizes will be pre-
scented at the mass meeting held o.
the occasion of the annual convention
of the Union next June.