The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-10-28
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

Bishop LAWYERS itinerary: During
the week the Right Reverend Bishop
Lawler conferred the Sacrament of
Confirmation at the following places:
WiIlmar, Sunday, October %; Kandi-
yohi, Monday, October %; Clontarf,
Tuesday, October "a; Clara City, We'd
nesday, October Is; Madison, Friday,
October 81
During the coming week he will
visit Bird Island on Sunday, October
20; Eden Valley, Friday, November 8;
Manannah, Saturday, November 4;
>Litchield, Sunday, November 5.
Guild of Catholic Women: The
members of the Guild have organized
a parliamentary law class which met
at the home of Mrs. H. T. Quinlan, 542
Ashland Avenue, last Tuesday morn
ing. The class is in charge OF Mrs.
w. B. Lewis, of Minneapolis, who re-
Gently lectured before the Guild on the
value of such a course as a prepare
ton for the proper conduct of the
meetings OF the society.
The Guild has planned to make it's
organization a departmental club this
season Owing to the great growth in
membership and the present needs of
the city it has proposed to broaden
the scope of the work by dividing it
into sections so that each member may
engage in whatever makes the greatest
appeal to her.
Frontenac: On October q, three Of
2 the members of the Ursuline Commun-
ity at Villa Maria attained the silver
jubilee of their religious profession
Mothers M. Agnes, Bernard and Jo-
seph. Owing to the recent death of
Mother Ursula no impressive cere-
monies marked the celebration of this
event; but in the chapel of the Villa
they renewed the religious vows made
a quarter of a century ago. The chapel
was beautifully decorated for the oeca-
sion and the choir rendered Rosewig' s
Mass. The celebrant was Rev. J.
Hurst, Chaplain of the institution, who
in his sermon paid tribute to the
jubilarians during the twenty-five
years of their service in the vineyard
of the Master.
Church of ST. John: A two weeks
mission to be conducted by the Dom
inican Fathers of Minneapolis, under
the leadership of Rev. ]. P. Moran, O.
p, will begin at the Church of St
John, of which Rev. T. F. Gleason is
pastor, on next Sunday, October 20.
The first week will be for the women
and the second week for the men.
St. Joseph's Academy: The Rev. T
F. Gibbons, assistant pastor of the
Church of st. Mary, delivered lee
ture to the pupils of the Academy last
Tuesday His subject was Personal
Impressions of Egypt" with the re
1igious history and present condition
of which he is quite familiar as a re
suit of five years residence in that
country as Chaplain to the English
forces stationed there.
uG bdHSTHdCIS 0OSlSAys Ao q " Op
aration for the winters work the
members of the Tabernacle Society at
tended Mass in the Cathedral at nine
o'clock on October 20, during which the
Blessed Sacrament was exposed fo1
the alteration of the faithful The ex
position continued during the day ani
was brought to a close with sermon
and Solemn Benediction at fou
O'Clock.
The regular monthly meeting of tn
Tabernacle Society will be held a
the Knights of Columbus Hall, 40
Cedar Street, on Friday, October q
from ten a. m. to four p. M, for tn
transaction of whatever business ma
be brought before its members.
On Friday, November 10, the annua
Mass of Requiem for the decease'
members of the society will be cele
brated at the Cathedral at half pas
nine o'clock.
Church of ST. Ambrose: The cor
cert which was to be given mex
i Sunday evening in the knights o
Columbus Hall for the benefit of tn
new Italian Church of st. Ambros
on Bradley Street has been postpone'
until Wednesday evening, Novembe
Is.
st. Mary's Hospital: The annua
retreat for the nurses of st. Mary
Hospital, Minneapolis, was held dun
ing the week. 1t opened on Monda
evening and closed on Friday morr
ing and was conducted by the Re,
s.. r. Brockbank, o. P, of the Hol
Rosary Convent. The forty-iye nurse
who followed the exercises of the n
treat listened to four lectures a da
in addition to performing their ord
nary duties in attending to the need
of their patients.