The Catholic bulletin., 1911-04-01
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

AhO0UAVVEOE Vt Oh PAULs
st. Paul: On Sunday, April 2, Con-
ffrmation will be given by the Most
Reverend Archbishop in the Church of
st. Bernard, Albemarle and Geranium
streets, of which Rev. Anthony Oguiin
is the pastor
st. Joseph's Academy: On Thurs
day, March %, Rev. T. J. Gibbons, pas
tor of the Church of st. Luke, gave
the second of his delightful lectures
on the Holy Land to the high school
students. His intimate knowledge of
the places described and the excel
lence of the slides used in Illustrating
his discourse made the lecture one of
unusual interest.
St. Paul Seminary: Rev. John
Dunphy, Vice-President of the College
of st. Thomas, lectured to the students
under the auspices of the Clerical
Total Abstinence Society on March 21.
His subject was "Intemperance in
Olden Times"
St. Thomas College,: On March is,
the Revs. John Dunphy and Michael
A. Ryan, accompanied by six Of the
senior cadet officers. attended the
funeral of Owen Byrne, student of
the college, at Luverne, MINI. The
Solemn Requiem Mass was celebrated
by Rev. D. Mangan, pastor of the par
ish. Father Dunphy preached the
sermon, and Father Ryan was Master
of Ceremonies The students acted as
pall-bearers for their deceased fellow
student
Reception for Knights of Columbus
Who Are Members of the Legislature.
On last Tuesday evening, st. Paul
Council, Knights of Columbus, held a
"stag social" for the members of the
legislature who belong to the Order.
Eleven Senators and nine Representa-
tives were present and spoke words
of commentator for the work of the
Order. There was large attendance
of the local Knights and an interest
ing program of musical numbers was
rendered.
Christian Brothers, Alumni Associa-
tion.-The Christian Brothers Alumni
Association of Cretin High School was
formally re-organized last Tuesday
night at a meeting held in the Hibern-
ian Halls. It is composed of about
two hundred former students of the
institution and has for its object,
among other things, the promotion of
the welfare of its members and the
establishment of an employment
agency in charge of the Director of
the school and the President of the
organization. The Alumni of Cretin
school now number more than five
hundred in the Twin Cities.
Montgomery: The Lenten Mission
held last week was very successful
from the point of view of attendance
and results. The pastor, Rev. Father
Polasek, was assisted by Fathers
Pomije of Olivia; Carey of st.
Thomas; Woods of LIE Sueur Center;
Cermak of New Prague, and Anton,
O. S. B., of Heidelberg.
The local members of the Knights of
Columbus held a meeting in J. T.
Franta's store last Sunday afternoon
for the purpose of considering the ad-
visibility of establishing a new council
in this city The sentiment was favor
able and in the near future another
meeting will be held to which State
Deputy, John E. Barry, of St. Paul,
will be invited for the purpose of
taking final action.
Rogers: A renewal of Mission
will be held in st. Walburga Church
from Palm Sunday until Easter Sun.
day. The Redemptorist Fathers from
De Soto, Mo-, will conduct the Mis-
sion. Last year very successful
Mission was given in the same church
by Rt Rev. Bishop Busch of Lead
Very Rev. Father Colbert, Pastor OF
the Cathedral of Lead, and Rev. Father
Peschges of Easton, Mimi.