The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-02-22
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

of a letter of the Most reverend Arch
bishop the collection taken up at the
several masses on the third Sunday of
Lent, February 23rd, will be set apart
for the benefit of home and foreign
missions.
The proceeds of the collection for
the year 1912 amounted to the sum of
$3,236.S9. OF this amount part was
allotted to impoverished missions in
the Archdiocese itself, while the re-
mainder was divided between the
commission in charge of missions
among the Indian and the Negro popu-
lations of the United States, and the
Society of the Propagation of the
Faith in Paris, whose charity reaches
out to missions among the heather
in all parts of the world.
ST. Paul Seminary: The second
semester of the school year opened on
Tuesday of last week, when all the
students returned promptly for work.
Five new seminarians entered for this
term. This brings the registration up
to two hundred, the largest in the his
tory of the institution.
Office of Calvary Cemetery: The
office of Calvary Cemetery, which mas
been so long in the old Cathedral, is
to be changed. On and after March
il will be in Rooms 515-516 Commerce
Building. corner Fourth and Wabasha
streets. where all business connected
with Calvary Cemetery will be trans
acted.
Offices for Catholic Charities: The
Society of ST. Vincent de Paul and the
Guild of Catholic Women of st. Paul
took possession this week of their
new Offices in the Wilder Charities
Building, corner Fifth and Washington
streets, near the Postoffice In this
building, which has just been COM
pleted, offices are furnished rent free
to the various charitable organizations
of the city. The offices of these two
Catholic societies are on the second
floor. where all their meetings will be
held hereafter. The relief department
of the Guild of Catholic Women held
their first meeting in the new offices
on Thursday afternoon, February ~,
and will hold weekly meetings there
in the future The charity work OF the
st. Vincent de Paul society will also
be conducted in the new Office by the
city missionary, Reverend James Dona-
hoe.
Bishop CarroII's Sermons: st. Luke's
Church, st. Paul, was crowded twice
each day last week by those who came
to hear the sermons of Right Rev
erend John P. Carroll, Bishop of
Helena, Montana. The great social
questions of the present time in their
relation to Catholic belief and prac-
tice, were treated by the Bishop in a
series of sixteen sermons. While the
zeal and devotion of Catholics were
stimulated by the sermons, they ap-
pealed to Catholics of all creeds
many of whom attended regularly.
The final sermon of the series, that
on Socialism, will appear in next
weeks issue of The Catholic Bulletin.
Junior A. o. H. Societies: The young
men of the Junior division of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians and the
girls of the Junior Ladies' Auxiliary
were entertained by the Junior divi-
sions of Minneapolis in the A. o. U.
w. Hall of that city on Saturday after
noon, February Is. Twenty-Five boys
and thirty-three girls under the
chaperonage Of Mrs. Mary Mccoy and
her son attended. The Junior Hiber-
mans and Ladies' Auxiliary of Mime
apolis had prepared an elaborate pro-
gram for the entertainment of their
guests After the St. Paul divisions
were welcomed in an informal meet
ing, a program of recitations, songs
and folk-dancing followed. A luncheon
toward evening brought the entertain
ment to a close. Among the guests
were State President of the Ladies'
Auxiliary, Mrs. Mary B. DAILY, and Mrs.
Mary Boyland, President of the Hen
nepin County Auxiliary. County Presi-
dent ODonohue of the Hibernians was
also present.
Church OF the incarnation: Inc
Altar Society organized last month
under the direction of Reverend James
NJ Cleary already has membership
of one hundred and fifty and is rapid
ly growing.
Church Of ST. Andrew: Reverend
Thomas A. Printon, pastor of st. An,
drew's Church, st. Paul, has changed
his place of residence from 1903 Lang
ford Avenue to 1888 Lexington Avenue
North, where he is nearer to the
church.
Church Of Our Lady Of Lources: A
sacred concert will be given on Sun
day evening, March 2, at quarter
after eight o'clock in the Church OF
Our Lady of Lourdes, corner of Cen
trail Avenue and Prince Street, Mime
apolis. Several of the numbers are
. selected from Rossini's "Stabet Ma
teri and one also from his Nose.
The concert is given under the direc
ton of Reverend A. r. Bandini for the
benefit of the Italian church of which
he is pastor.