The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-04-06
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

Rev. Thomas J. Gibbons, pastor of
the Church of st. Luke, last Sunday. |
Bishop Carroll was on his way to Hell |
ena after completing a series of Lent
en- discourses in the Church of st.
eleven o'clock Mass in St. Luke's
Church and preached at the evening
service ON the significance of Holy
Week and the manner in which the
true Christian should observe it.
ST Aeatha's Conservatory: An in
teresting program of vocal and instru-
mental selections was rendered at the
sacred recital given in the assembly
room of st. Agatha's Conservatory on
the afternoon of Palm Sunday. An
audience that taxed the capacity of
the auditorium was present to greet
the performers who were pupils of the
. institution.
Visitation Convent: Plans have
been prepared for a new convent of
the Visitation to be erected at Fair
mount avenue and Grotto street, st.
Paul, to cost about one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars. The building
will be of REINFORCED concrete orna
mented with Dunville sandstone. The
main building will be two hundred and
three feet in length by sixty-seven
feet in width and an Lrshaped wing
will be thirty-nine by sixty-four feet.
The building will provide ample &C.
commodations for the pupils and the
Sisters in charge of the institution.
The donor of the site and building is
Miss Clara A. Hill, an alumna of the
Convent of the Visitation.
St. Paul Seminary: The Office of
Tenebrae was chanted in st. Mary's
Chapel by the seminarians on We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday after
Moons Select choirs of seminarians
also chanted the Tenebrae in the
Cathedral and at st. Joseph's Church,
ST. Paul, and in the Pro-Cathedral of
the Immaculate Conception, Mime
apolis.
Guild of Catholic Women: The Civ
ic Committee of the Guild of Catholic
Women has decided to provide flower
seeds for the children in the Italian
districts to plant in their own yards.
Arrangements have also been made
for evening lectures by Earl Finney,
supervisor of gardening, so that the
parents of the children may be inter
ested in the work of identifying their
home surroundings. The girls of the
Christ Child Society will have person
al supervision of these gardens under
the direction of the Guild.
Cretin High School: The Executive
Committee in charge of the Christian
Brothers Alumni Banquet which is to
be held at the Ryan Hotel on April
Is, has received word that Archbish-
OPP Ireland will attend and deliver the
principal address. Among the other
speakers who will respond to toasts
are the Right Reverend Bishop Law
Ter, the Honorable D. w. Lawler and
Mr.. George T. Reddington.
The younger members of the Asso,
citation will be present in greater mum
bers than ever before as the large
graduating classes of recent years
have promised to attend almost to a
man. George M. Kennedy has been
chosen to introduce the class of 1912
The Executive Committee in charge
of the arrangements are T. ]. Nc
Grath. President; William Friend
Vice-President; T. J. Ryan, Secretary
Brother Patrick, Director of the Gre
tin High School; Michael Gates and
Jerome Schreiner.
Knights Receive Holy Communion:
The members of st. Paul Council
Knights of Columbus, to the number
of four hundred and twenty-five, at
tended Mass and received Holy Com
munion in a body on Palm Sunday il
the Church of st. Louis of which tn.
Rev. Paul Rulquin, s. NJ, Chaplain o
the Council, is pastor. During tn,
Mass which was celebrated at eigh
5 O'Clock the Reverend Chaplain
preached a short sermon. After Mas
the Knights marched in body to tn,
st. Paul Hotel where breakfast wa
served. after which they adjourned tt
the club rooms on Cedar street
College of ST. Thomas: On Frida,
afternoon, March 20. Mr.. H. W. Park
er, Cashier of the Merchants Nationa
Bank, of st. Paul, delivered an inter
esting and instructive address on 9TH
Credit Man. before the College Com
mercial Club. The address was re
plete with valuable information an
suggestion for the students of tn
commercial department.
Hiberian Hall: At a recent NEE
ing of the Ramsey County Board Q
the Ancient Order of Hibernians tn
&Ad 10, Ill