The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-09-02
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

The Cathedral: Last Sunday the
sermon at the late Mass was preached
by the Rev. c. M. Thuente, o. P, OF
the Holy Rosary Convent, Minneapo-
lis, who, during the previous week, had
conducted a retreat for the priests of
the Archdiocese at st. Paul Seminary.
Father Thuente preached on Christian
Education, and dwelt on the duty of
Catholics to send their children to
Catholic schools where, in addition to
the ordinary branches of secular edu-
cation, they receive religious train
ing which fits them to become good
citizens and loyal Catholics.
Twin City Marquette Club: Sixty
graduates of Marquette University,
Milwaukee, Wis, held a banquet at the
Dyckman Hotel, Minneapolis, last
Saturday evening and outlined plans
for the organization of Twin City
Marquette Club. Addresses were de-
livered by DR.. w. D. Kelly and Martin
]. Ryan of ST. Paul, Rev. J. M. Cleary
of Minneapolis, DR.. w. B. Hill, Dean
of the Medical Department of Mar
quette University, and Rev. Charles
B. Moulinier, S. j., Regent of the
Medical Department, and Professor of
Mental Philosophy and Ethics, in the
College of Arts and Science connected
with the University. The tentative
plans made on this occasion will be re-
vised before the next meeting which
will be held during the holiday season,
when it is expected that the constitu-
ton and bylaws of the club will be
presented for adoption.
Ancient Order of Hibernians: At a
recent meeting of the Ancient Order
of Hibernians of Ramsey County and
the Ladies' Auxiliary, arrangements
were made for festival to be held in
the Hibernian Halls, ST. Paul, about
the middle of November. The festival
will be unique affair in as much as
everything connected with it will be
as Irish as it can be made. The joint
committee appointed at the meeting
named T. ]. Doyle, chairman, Alexan-
der Mcdonald, Secretary, and J. J..
Hagerty, Treasurer. Several special
committees were appointed, the chair
men of which will meet the joint COM
mittee of the county organizations this
week to complete the details for the
festival
Watkins: "The Catholic Bulletin"
is being we'll advertised in this parish
as several yearly subscriptions to it,,
as we'll as to the Christian Family"
will be drawn for at the fair to be
held on Monday, September f. The
funds from the fair will be applied in
securing additional ground for the
cemetery.
The Church of ST. Anthony, of which
Rev. Anthony Vilman is pastor, is
filled to overlooking every Sunday,
and it's seating capacity has been in
adequate for the needs of the congre-
cation for the past ten years.
The parochial school in charge of
four Sisters of the Benedictine Order,
will open on September 5 for another
school year.
Holy Angels Academy: Next Tues
day. September 5, Holy Angels
Academy, Minneapolis, will reopen for
another scholastic year. It's course of
study comprises thorough instruction
in all the grades from the primary to
the eighth It's graduates are quail
fed to take up the work of the high
school.
Thirty-four years ago, Holy Angels
Academy was established and during
that time it has made steady progress.
Each year it's capacity is taxed to the
utmost by boarders and day pupils.
The enrolment for the coming year
promises to surpass all past records.
Little Sisters of the Poor: Next
Tuesday the Most Reverend Arch
bishop will administer the Sacrament
of Confirmation to seven inmates of
The Home for the Aged Poor has
Quoted by the Little Sisters of the
Poor. The ceremony will take place
in the convent chapel after the seven
o'clock Mass.
The Home for the Aged Poor has
one hundred and forty inmates, mostly
old men over sixty years of age, whose
needs are ministered to by seventeen
Sisters. Father George, o. s. b. from
the parish of the Assumption, attends
to the spiritual welfare of the com.
munity and of the aged inmates.
cretin High School: Next Tuesday
September 5, classes will be resumed
in all the departments of the Cretin
High School Many applications have
been received and the prospects are
that the enrolment for the coming
year will surpass the five hundred
mark reached last year. The present
Staff of teachers consists of nine