The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-11-16
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

Confirmation Dates: The Most Rev.
erend Archbishop will administer Con-
t1rmation in the Church of ST. Patrick,
st. Paul, Sunday, November II; and
on the same day, Right Reverend
Bishop Lawler will confirm in the
Church of st. Anthony, Minneapolis
DR.. Walsh in ST. Paul: Doctor
James J. Walsh, dean of the medical
school Of Fordham University, New
York, arrived in St. Paul, Wednesday
morning, and during his stay in the
Twin Cities, delivered lectures at the
following institutions: st. Thomas
College, St. Paul Seminary, st. JOS
eph's Academy, and ST. GATHERINGS
College in st. Paul, and st. Margaret's
Academy in Minneapolis
st. Joseph's Parish: The ladies of
st. Joseph's Parish, St. Paul, will give
an entertainment at the Knights of
Columbus Hall, 400 Cedar street, We'd
nesday evening, November 20. at s
o'clock.
st. Ambrose Parish: Hon. Daniel W.
Lawler On Monday evening, November
Is, will make the opening address at
the fair to be given for the benefit
of st. Ambrose Church, in the hall of
st. Mary's School, corner Ninth and
Locust streets, st. Paul. The friends
of the parish, mindful of the approach
of the Christmas season, have donated
large number of articles suitable as
Christmas gifts. The committee in
charge of arrangements has received
donations of value from the Right Rev.
erend Bishop Lawler, the Giuliani
Statuary Company, and the Sisters of
the Good Shepherd. Mr.. D. Rossini
who has been active on the committee
of arrangements has also contributed
a number of gifts for tables and
booths. The fair will close Wednes-
day evening, November 20.
Church of the Incarnation: The
Ladies' Club of the Church of the
Incarnation, Minneapolis, will serve a
turkey supper on Thursday evening,
November p, in the basement of the
church
The Young Peoples Society recently
organized, has already large enroll
ment.
Chanhassan: Right Reverend Bish-
OPP Lawler administered Confirmation
last Sunday afternoon to class of
eighty in st. Hubert's Church of which
Reverend Giles Strub, o. F. NJ, is
pastor. The class presented the
Bishop with a check for $50 for the
new Cathedral fund.
Fairfax: A large class was initiated
into the local council of the Knights
of Columbus, Sunday, November TO-
The knights and prospective candi
dates attended High Mass in the
church of st. Andrew, of which Rev
J. J. Goergen is pastor Reverend
James M. Reardon of st. Paul preached
the sermon. In the evening after the
exemplifcation of the degrees ban
Quet was served at which several
prominent knights responded to toasts
At the close of the banquet Father
Goergen, chaplain of the council, on
behalf of the local knights presented
to Father Reardon a list of sixty-twc
subscriptions to The Catholic Bulletin
as tangible evidence of their interest
in the spread of Catholic literature and
the support of the Catholic press.
Saltwater: Nearly sixty new mem
bers will receive the second and THIRD
degrees in Saltwater Council No. 1885
of the Knights of Columbus, on Sun
day, November II. The first degree
was conferred on the new class las
Monday evening. The knights will at
tend Mass in st. MichaePs church a
1890 o'clock Sunday morning. 1t will
be a Solemn High Mass at which thu
Very Reverend DR.. Moynihan of st
Thomas College, state chaplain of th'
order, will preach.