The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-09-19

at nalf past seven O'CLOCK, ana the
second at half past nine. On We'd
nesday evening, September %, the Sec
ond entertainment will be given and
the series will continue thereafter on
Wednesday and Sunday evenings.
The moving pictures secured by Fa-
Their Kryjewski last February will be
the chief feature of these programs.
High Mass was celebrated for the
first time last Sunday morning in the
Holy Cross School Hall for the people
of the new parish of st. Edward,
which is being organized under the
direction of Father Kryjewsh. There
will be two Masses on Sunday here
after.
Church Goods Shop: The NJ E.
Crocker Church Goods Shop has
moved from 1O4 Third Street North,
Church of Notre Dame De Lourdes:
The foundation for the new vestibule
of the Church of Notre Dame de
been excavated and the work of con-
struction is being rapidly carried on.
| The contract calls for it's completion
before the first of November. The
new vestibule will add much to the
| beauty of the facade of the church
and will give it more imposing ap-
pearance 1t will cost about $4,000
The date for holding the grand
bazaar has been set. 1t will take
place between the nineteenth and
| twenty-fourth of October. Generous
donations have already been made for
this purpose and all the parishioners
are making preparations for it. Mgr
Guillot expects to realize a consider
able sum for the funds of the church.
Three hundred and twenty-five chill
dren were registered in Our Lady
of Lourdes School during the first
week. This is the largest enrolment
on the opening week of the school,
University Catholic Association:
The Catholics who have entered the
State University, Minneapolis, for the
first time this year, will have an op-
portunity to meet their fellow Cath
Ollie students Sunday afternoon, Sep
| TENDER 20, at four o'clock, when the
University Catholic Association will
hold it's first meeting of the school
year. Reverend E. j Wilbee, pastor
of the Church of st. Lawrence, Min
neapolis, will address the meeting.
Hennepin Council, X. of c.: Rev
erend J. M. Cleary gave an address
before the Hennepin Council of the
Knights of Columbus at the meeting
held last Monday evening in the home
of the council at 428 South Eighth
Street. Father Cleary dealt with the
history and character of the Belgium
people, whose country has been the
battle ground of Europe during the
past few weeks. A number of priests
attended the meeting.
Church of the Incarnation: A mis-
sion will be opened in the Church of
the Incarnation, Minneapolis, on Sun
udy, OCGOUSI +, WulCl GllG Hull dill
niversary of the founding of the In
carnation parish. The pastor, Rev.
erend J. M. Cleary, has secured the
Oblate Fathers of Winnipeg, Canada,
to conduct the exercises of the mis-
sion.
Church of St. Joseph: The Athletic
Club of st. -Joseph's parish held a
meeting Tuesday evening, September
| Is, to plan the gymnasium work for
the winter and reorganize the bowl
ing teams.
The parochial school has 424 pupils
enrolled-213 boys and I'll girls.
Church of the Holy Rosary: Rev.
erend c. NJ. Thuente, o. P, and Rev.
erend r. F. Larpenteur, o. P, of Holy
Rosary Convent, Minneapolis, are this
week giving a mission in Oconto, Wis.
The mission will close Sunday even
ing, September 20.
Church of ST. Anthony: Ground
was broken for the foundation of the
new parochial school for the parish
of ST. Anthony, Minneapolis, on Thurs
day evening, September II. The Most
Reverend Archbishop took part in
the ceremony and delivered an ad-
dress. The new school, which is to
replace the one now in use, will cost
about $4,000 and, according to pres
ent plans, will be ready for occupancy
at the beginning of the school year in
September, 1915. In addition to the
classrooms it will contain a large
gymnasium and an assembly hall cap
able of seating one thousand persons
The Rev. Patrick Kenny is pastor of
the parish.
State Convention, A. o. H.: The
State Convention of the Ancient Order
of Hibernians and of the Ladies' Aux.
Hilary will open in Minneapolis next
week. A general reception for the
delegates and visitors will be held on
Tuesday evening, September %, at the
West Hotel, which is the headquarters
of the convention. The following
morning, after Mass in the ro-Cathe.
dral, joint session of the Hibernians
and the Ladies Auxiliary will be held
at the A o. U. w. Hail. Separate
sessions of the Ladies' Auxiliary will
be held in the Odd Fellows Hall
| Seventh and Hennepin Avenue, while