The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-11-08
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

Church of ST. Mary: Right Rever-
end Bishop Lawler administered Con-
firmation to class of about two hun
dred members in the Church of ST.
Mary, ST. Paul, Sunday afternoon,
November 2, at three o'clock. The
Right Reverend Bishop delivered a
sermon at the High Mass Sunday
morning. In the afternoon he gave
another instruction following the ex-
animation of the class. He praised
the children for their unusual famili-
arity with the catechism. Following
Confirmation, Reverend Michael Quinn,
pastor of st. Patrick's parish, gave
Benediction.
Church of ST. Luke: Right Rev
erend Bishop Carroll, D. D., of Helena,
Montana, preached at the High Mass
in ST. Luke's Church, st. Paul, Sum-
day, November 2 His theme, taken
from the gospel of the Sunday, was
the sufferings of the Church. Her
tribulations, prefigured by the storm
about the barque of st. Peter while
Christ slept therein, were only con-
The Bishop traced the threefold aspect
of this suffering throughout the ages
of the Church, illustrating it's physical
character by the ten prosecutions of
the Roman emperors; its intellectual
features by the struggles against
Arianism, Nestorianism and the other
early heresies, and it's moral aspect,
by the attacks of Professionalism, Indif-
ferentism and Modernism. Bishop
Carroll left Monday morning for Hell
ena.
Cathedral of ST. Paul: Solemn Ex-
position of the Blessed Sacrament was
held in the Cathedral on Friday, Octo-
Der 81, from nine o'clock in the morn
ing until four in the afternoon. The
members of the Tabernacle Society
were present for alteration during the
day and at four o'clock attended Sol
emn Benediction and an instruction by
Right Reverend Bishop Lawler.
Most Reverend Archbishop Christie,
D. D., of Portland, Oregon, was in st.
Paul last Tuesday morning, on his re-
turn from the Missionary Congress in
Boston During his stay of a few
hours he visited at the Cathedral resi-
dence.
Church of ST. Peter CIaver: The
pastor of the Church of St. Peter
Claver, St. Paul, Reverend Stephen L.
Theobald, and the people of the
parish are making preparations for a
fair beginning Wednesday, November
10, and ending Saturday, November
26. 1t will be held in the basement of
the church which has been completely
renovated, being made warm and
comfortable for the winter. The pro-
ceeds of the fair will be used partly
to defray the expenses incurred by
these improvements. Among the
prizes already offered for the fair are
twenty dollars in gold.
Church of the Assumption: Prepa-
rations are we'll advanced for the ba-
zaar to be given by the Assumption
parish, st. Paul, during Thanksgiving
week. The hall of the parochial
school is being prepared for the occa-
sion. A Christmas sale for children
and a contest for a fifty-dollar gold
watch will be among the features of
the bazaar.
x. Of c. Officers Installed: The new
officers of the st. Paul Council of the
Knights of Columbus were installed
Tuesday evening, November 4, by
State Deputy Neil M. Cronin of Min
neapolis.
Guild of Catholic Women: The
regular monthly meeting of the Guild
was held in the Wilder Charity Build
ing, Monday afternoon, November 3.
Reports were read by the delegates
to the Catholic Federation Convention
at Milwaukee and to the state conven
ton of Federated Women's Clubs at
Brainerd, The chairman of the Arts
and Letters department reported the
organization of the Catholic Women's
Literary Club at st. Peter, affiliated
to the Guild. Some time ago a similar
club was formed at Marshall. These
are the first steps in a movement to
organize a State Federation of Cath
olic Women's clubs-a work to which,
in addition to its ordinary duties, the
Guild will devote considerable atten-
ton during the year.
The department of Arts and Letters
will meet at the home of Mrs. Frank
Thuet, 62 South Dale Street, Tuesday
afternoon, November II, at half past
two o'clock. The subject for discus
sion is: The First Latin Doctor (340
800. A paper on "Theodotius the
Great" will be read by Mrs. E. ].
Clasen. Miss Mary Copley will read
a paper on "St Ambrose" and one
on "A Pilgrimage to Milan," will be
read by Miss Loretta Newman. The
discussion will be led by Mrs. H. T.
Quinlan.
College of ST. Thomas: The new
officers of the st. Philip Neri Club
are: President, Owen Cunningham;
vice president, Richard Doherty; Sec
rotary, BAIL Corbett; director, Rev
erend Henry Minea The newly elect
ed officers of the senior class are:
President, Owen Cunningham; vice
president, Charles Daron; secretary,
William Dickinson; treasurer, R. ].
Melon.
Thanksgiving Day a large delega-
ton of students will go by special