The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-03-16
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

~SsSS VA oNs JO0CpA UCSdA at IuS
Academy on last Sunday evening and
will close on Tuesday morning with
the reception of postulanIs and the pro-
fession of novices, at half-past eight
o'clock. The exercises of the retreat
are being conducted by Father Alfred,
member of the Passionist Order from
Chicago. At the close Of the retreat
twenty-four postulants will receive the
habit OF the sisterhood, and fifteen
who have completed the term Of their
novitiate will make their profession.
Cathedral of St. Paul: Next Sunday
morning at eight o'clock the members
of the Ancient Order of Hibernians
and Of the Ladies Auxiliary of Ramsey
County will receive Holy Communion
in body. The Cathedral will be re-
served especially for them on that
occasion.
Church of St. Anne: A weeks mis-
sion will open at the Church of st.
Anne, Minneapolis, of which the Rev.
d. Richard Is pastor, on next Sunday,
March II. During the week the SER
mons will be preached by the Rev.
Paul Rulquin, S. M, pastor of the
Church of st. Louis, st. Paul.
College of ST. Thomas: The patronal
feast of the College of st. Thomas was
observed on Thursday, March 7. High
Mass was celebrated at ten o'clock by
the Rev. Peter Roy of the Church Of
st. Adalbert, st. Paul. assisted by the
Rev. Francis Nolan as deacon, and
Rev. Walter DAILY as subdeacon The
sermon was preached by the Rev. G..
Pierse, d. D., of st. Paul Seminary.
The Most Reverend Archbishop and a
large number of priests were present,
as well as the members of the gradu-
ating class of st. Paul Seminary, all
Of whom were entertained at BAN
quet Immediately after the services.
New Ulm: The exercises of Forty
Hours alteration will begin in the
Church of the Holy Trinity, of which
the Rev. R. Schlinkert is pastor, on
Tuesday morning, March 10, and will
close ON the 21st. They will be in
charge of the Rev. Valerius Nelles, O.
F. NJ, pastor of the Sacred Heart par
ish, St. Paul, who will be assisted by
number of priests from the neighbor-
ing parishes. Each of the societies
and sodalities of the parish will re-
ceive Holy Communion in body dur
ing the Forty Hours.
One hundred women were enter
tanned recently in the school hall by
the members of the sewing circle of
ST. AIMS Court, Women's Catholic
Order of Foresters. The guests were
provided with material for the making
of fancy articles which will be sold
at bazaar to be held in the near fu-
ture. A luncheon was served during
the course of the afternoon.
NicolIet: The congregation of the
parish of st. Paul, of which the Rev.
James Skluzacek is pastor, has decid-
ed to erect a new Church edifice dur
ing the year at cost of four thousand
dollars. The building will be thirty
two by fifty-seven feet in dimensions
and will be built of brick. Building
material is being hauled to the pro-
posed site and the construction work
will commence early in the spring.
Requests for Diocesan Charities: BY
the will Of the late Thomas II. Shev-
lin, the millionaire lumberman of
Minneapolis, the Little Sisters of the
Poor and the Catholic Boys Orphan
Asylum of that city, are left twenty
FIVE thousand and ten thousand dol
lars respectively In addition to this,
he bequeathed to the parish of St
Ann, Albany, New York, in which he
was reared and in which his aged
mother still resides. the sum of ten
thousand dollars.
Juvenile Auxiliary, A. o. H.: A
meeting will be held in the Hibernian
Halls on st. Patrick's day for the or,
ganization of Juvenile Auxiliary to
the Ancient Order of Hibernians. All
Catholic boys of Irish descent between
the ages Of twelve and eighteen are
eligible for membership.
Church OF the incarnation: On the
afternoon and evening of ST. Patrick's
day the Church Of the Incarnation, oil
which the Rev. ]. M. Cleary is pastor
will present program of Irish music
pictures and poetry. The afternoon
program, from four to five o'clock, will
be for the children. The evening pro
gram will begin at eight o'clock. Mrs
Tenie Murphy-Sheehan will be the
soloist of the occasion and Father
Cleary will deliver an illustrated lect
ure on Ireland. Both programs will
be given in Ark Hall, Thirty-first
street and First avenue South.
Death of Joseph Smith: On March
s, Joseph Smith, a pioneer resident O.
West st. Paul, died in the seventy
third year of his age. He was mem