The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-04-11
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

nue. North, Minneapolis, Wednesday,
April Is, for the members of the st.
Paul Tabernacle Society. The exposi-
ton will begin with Mass at nine
o'clock and continue through the day.
1t will end with Benediction at four
o'clock and a sermon by Reverend
Thomas e. Cullen.
ParochiaI School League: The Paro-
chial Grade school baseball league of
ST. Paul was reorganized last Monday
afternoon at meeting in the Cretin
high school. The ten schools that
have signifed their intention of enter
ing teams in the league are divided
into two sections, as follows: Section
st Louis, St. Matthew's, st.
Mary's, st. MichaePs, St Johns. Sec
ton 2-St. Agnes, ST. Demands, ST.
Marks, st. Lukes and Cretin grades.
A few changes were made in last
years playing rules. A grievance COM
mittee was selected and another COM
mittee will look after the welfare of
the league. A schedule of games has
been adopted for the season.
X. of c. GIee Club: On Thursday
evening, April 16, the Knights of Co.
lumbus Glee Club will give an enter
tainment under the direction of Henry
Soucheray in the Knights of Column
bus auditorium. Several solos will be
sung by Miss Alma Peterson, soprano,
and by Mr.. Rosenthal, basso. In ad-
- ha I11h
sent the various numbers on which
the members have been carefully
trained by Mr.. Soucheray.
Guild of Catholic Women: The an
nual election of the ST. Paul Guild of
Catholic Women took place last Mon
day afternoon in the guild rooms at
the Wilder Charity Building. The
new officers will be installed on
are: Mrs. w. J. O'Toole, pres
ident; Mrs Harry Granger, first vice
president; Mrs. J. w. Bishop, second
vice president; Mrs. H. A. Stone, third
vice president; Mrs. John Mcclure,
fourth vice president; Mrs. Charles
Haas, treasurer; Mrs. John M. Byrnes,
recording secretary; Mrs. E. ]. Clas-
sen, corresponding secretary; Miss
May Flynn, financial secretary; Mrs.
Frank Thuet, historian; Mrs D. Hes
sian, field secretary, and Mrs. John H.
Donohue, federation secretary. First
committee member at large for three
years, Mrs. T. J. Flynn; second COM
mittee member at large for three
years, Mrs. R. A. Walsh. Chairmen of
committees: House committee, Mrs.
NJ. ]. Donnelly; press committee, Mrs.
e. G. Ives; hospital committee, Miss
Sarah Walsh; membership committee
Mrs. H. It. Quinlan; garment commit
tee, Mrs. Frank Whitmore.
The Pro-CathedraI: The Masses on
Sundays and holydays in the old Pro-
Cathedral of the Immaculate Concep-
ton, Minneapolis, are at 6, 1880, 9, 10
and II o'clock. A special Mass for the
children of the parish was begun last
Sunday in the Pro-Cathedral school
hall. There is not sufficient room in
the old Pro-Cathedral Church to &C
commodate the children and the
adults who wish to attend the nine
o'clock Mass, and accordingly, the
childreRs Mass on Sundays and holy
days hereafter will be said at nine
o'clock in the school auditorium.
There are about $50 children who at
tend this Mass.
In the new Pro-Cathedral of St.
Mary satisfactory progress is being
made on the work. The tile floor is
being laid and is already completed
in the center aisle.
League of Catholic Women: The
League will serve luncheon every day
in the cafeteria, at 720 Marquette ave-
nue., Minneapolis, from eleven o'clock
until tive in the afternoon.
Church of ST. Stephen: Reverend
Edward J. Mullaly and Reverend
Owen McGrath, Paulist Fathers, from
st. Mary's Church, Chicago, will open
a mission, Sunday, April 10, which
will continue for three weeks, ending
on May 10. The instructions of the
last week will be for non-Catholics.
Church of ST. Clement: The dedi-
cation of the new Church of St. Glenn
ent, Minneapolis, has been postponed
until about the middle of May.
Church of st. Maron: The Most
Reverend Archbishop will administer
confirmation in the Syrian-Maronite
Church of st. Maron, Minneapolis, on
Sunday, April g. Reverend Paul
Rivk is pastor of the parish.
White Bear: The excavating for
the new parochial school of st. Mary
of the Lake has already been started
and the building will be ready for
occupancy next September. There
will be eight class rooms in the school
! 1t will face Bald Eagle avenue on the
north side of the church.
NicoIiet: A new main altar in the
Church of st. Paul will be used for
the first time on Easter Sunday. 1t
is of imitation marble finish and was
made BY the st. Paul Statuary Com
pany according to a special design
to correspond with the architecture OF
the church The cost of the altar is
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