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

0SAOAooIlS SdI OpSuGu Ou hOuudy
evening, September IA, and will close
on Saturday morning, September 49,
1t is under the direction of the Right
Reverend j. H. Then, Bishop of Lin
coin, Neb. At the close of the retreat
thirty-two subdeacons will be raised
to the deaconate by the Right Rever-
end Bishop LAWYER. The ceremony
will begin at eight o'clock on Satur-
day morning.
The scholastic year opened on Sep
TENDER s, with the registration of stu
dents. Two hundred and ten are al
ready enrolled, about as many as the
institution can accommodate The ex-
animation of new students began on
Wednesday, September 8, at the con-
clusion of the Mass of the Holy Ghost
celebrated in st. Marys Chapel
Cemetery Sunday: Next Sunday,
September 20, is Cemetery Sunday"
throughout the Archdiocese of st.
Paul. On the afternoon of that day,
if the weather permit, special exer-
Cises will be held in all the GENE
terieS for the repOse of the souls of
those who are buried there. The Most
Reverend Archbishop will preach the
sermon at Calvary cemetery at three
o'clock in the afternoon, and the Right
Reverend Bishop Lawler will speak at
st. Marys cemetery, Minneapolis.
Tabernacle Society: The regular
meetings of the st. Paul Tabernacle
Society will be resumed on Friday
September 25, in the Lowry Building,
st. Paul. In the afternoon the Rev
erend Thomas J. Gibbons, pastor of
the Church of st. Luke, will address
the members
st. Vncent's Church: A card party
will be given on Monday evening, Sep
TENDER %, at Columbia Hall for the
benefit of st. Vincents Church Valu-
able prizes will be given. Arrange
ments are in charge of Mrs. Kebbel
Mrs. Dugden and Mrs. Hynes.
Services for the Deaf: Religious
services for the deaf mutes of the
Twin Cities and vicinity will be held
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of Exchange and Cedar Streets, next
Sunday afternoon at three o'clock
The Spiritual Director, Rev. James
Donahoe, will preach in the sign Ian
guage and a musical and vocal pro-
gram will be rendered. An invitation
is extended to hearing people to be
present at the services as the sermon
and other parts of the program will
be spoken as well as signed
Father Byrnes Returns: The Rev
James A. Byrnes, formerly assistant
at the Cathedral of St Paul and for
the past two years student at the
University of Louvain, Belgium, land
ed in New York on the Holland-Ameri-
can steamship Potsdam from Rotter-
dam on Tuesday, September Is, and
will arrive in st. Paul the latter part
of the week. When the war broke out
Father Byrnes was in Germany and
fears were entertained for his safety
He finally succeeded in communicate
ing with his mother, who lives in Min
neapolis, and assured her of his safe
ty.
Ramsey County A. o. H.: Repre-
sentatives of the Ancient Order of
Hibernians of Ramsey County will
hold meeting at the Hibernian Halls
next Sunday afternoon to make prepa-
ations for the annual state convention
of the order, which opens in Mime
apolis next Tuesday. The delegates
from will ho
by Alfred Mcdonald State President.
League of Catholic Women: Dur
ing fair week the Minneapolis League
of Catholic Women kept open house
at the cafeteria, 720 Marquette ave-
nue., where fair visitors and strangers
in the city were made welcome, en-
joying the use of telephones, baggage
room and rest rooms Besides the
regular midday meal a second meal
was served every day from five to
seven o'clock in the evening. A large
number availed themselves of this &C
Commodation.
The educational department is con-
Quoting it's classes in the large rooms
that have just been added to the
cafeteria. On Monday evening of this
week the Choral Club gave musical
program. Mrs. Cecile Murphy Skaad-
en-, the sOloist, was accompanied by
Eugene Skaaden Choral work is one
of the new features that the league
is offering to it's patrons this year,
and under the direction of Prof.
Skaaden promises to be most success
full
In order to give to the girls and
others employed during the day time
an opportunity to enjoy some of the
advantages of the league it has been
decided to hold an evening meeting
each month. A program of interest
or a party will be arranged for each
meeting The date for first evening
meeting will soon be given.
Church of the Holy Cross: There
are nearly one thousand children in
the Polish parochial school of the
Holy Cross, Minneapolis, and the reg
istration will probably exceed the
thousand mark before October 1. The
increase over last years enrolment
is already ESQ Two new rooms have
beoD Drovidnd in tho school buildino