The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-03-15

membership above the 500 mark At
ter the meeting lunch was served in
the dining hall.
The Forty Hours devotion was held
in Holy Trinity Church on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, of this
week. The members of each of the
various church societies received Holy
Communion in body. Father Schlin-
kert was assisted by Reverend John
Wagner, Reverend Joseph Soda and
Reverend Adolph Schott.
GraceviIIe: The Knights of Column
bus have arranged for a special
sleeper to run out of Minneapolis
Saturday night, March 20, to Morris
and from there the next day by special
train to Graceville where class of
about fifty will be admitted to the
order. The Duluth team will have
charge of the degree work.
Morris: Sunday evening, March g.,
the Very Rev. DR.. Moynihan, Presi-
dent of st. Thomas College, st. Paul,
delivered a lecture on "The Bible"
to a large audience in Assumption
Church. This was the second of a
series of lectures arranged for by the
local st. Edwards Council, Knights
of Columbus, the first one having been
delivered on March l, by Mr.. Collins,
the noted authority on Socialism.
Montgomery: The members of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians and of
the Ladies' Auxiliary will attend Holy
Communion in body, at the Church
of the Holy Redeemer on Monday
morning, March 18th, at nine o'clock.
Marysburg: A mission was given
last week in the Church of the I'M
maculate Conception by Reverend ].
R. Fannan, o. P, of Holy Rosary
Convent, Minneapolis. Large num-
bers attended all of the exercises
with promptness and regularity. Rev
erend P. c. Maloney is pastor of the
Immaculate Conception parish.
Cleveland: Father Fannan, of Min
neapolis, who gave a mission at
Marysburg last week, gave one here
also during the first part of this week
Olivia: The plans for the new paro.
chial school of St. Aloysius parish
have been approved and work will be-
gin at once The pastor, Reverend
Henry D. Pomije, expects to open the
school next September with the Sis
tiers of St. Joseph in charge.
lie Sueur: The pastor of the
Church of st. Anne, Reverend Richard
Cahill, is planning to have mission
given after Easter by the Dominican
Fathers of Minneapolis.
Client: A ten days mission was
given in the church of st. Eloi, begin
ming Sunday, March e. ending Tues.
day, March II. The services were
conducted by the Reverend Joseph
Manitoba. All the services were well
attended and the League of the Sa.
cred Heart was established. The mis-
sionary who is a native of Belgium
speaks seventeen languages. He is
enthusiastic in his admiration for
Esperanto in which language he is
able to preach. Reverend H. V. Won
Walleghem is pastor of st. Eloi's and
is gratified at the results of the mis-
sion.
FarbauIt: A most successful mis-
sion began Tuesday morning at the
Church of the Sacred Heart The pas
tor, Reverend Earnest E. Monge, was
assisted by Rev. J. Masl of Centre
vile and Reverend Innocent Domes
tici of Hugo. The church was crowd
ed at every exercise of the mission
Owing to the fact that March l.
comes in Holy Week this year, the st
Patrick's Day festivities have beer
transferred to Tuesday, April LIST. The
members of the Celtic Dramatic Clut
of the Church of the Immaculate Con
ception are busily engaged in re
hearsing a play to be given in the
Faribault theatre on that date.
Belle PLANE: A district convention
of the German Catholic Benevolent
Society was held here recently. Dele
gates were present from the severa
parishes comprising the district;
namely, LIE Sueur, Belle PLANE, Jor
dan, ST. Joe, Benedict, Heidelberg
Union Hill, New Prague and LIE Sueul
Center. John Wolf of Benedict was
elected president and J. F. Grossel
of Belle PLANE, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o
the district organization. 1t was de
cided to hold the next Katholikentas
celebration at Benedict some time il
June.
Mendoza: The Rev. R. F. Larpen
teur, o. P, of Holy Rosary Convent
Minneapolis, conducted the exercise:
of Forty Hours Devotion in the
Church of st. Peter, during the latter
part of February and erected a new
set of the stations of the Cross.