The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-03-07

discussed deal with Ireland. The pro-
gram as printed in the schedule is as
! follows:
Ursula Sanctorum ct Doctorum
! AT Tara to-day in this Hateful hour
| place all Heaven with it's power"
-Faedh Fiada (Cry of the Deer)
AN Old Immortal Race
Mrs. ]. w. Ryan
ST. Patrick, Apostle (432)-
Mrs E. c. Ives
Leader of Discussion
Mrs. William Owens
Mesdames NJ. J. McFadden, ]. B.
Meagher, P. j. Finn, John Schwartz,
John Donohue and H. T. Quinlan were
appointed a committee in charge of
nominations for officers of the Guild
meeting, April 6.
| The Guild met Monday, Mar. 2, in
the Wilder building. Miss Mabel
Cooper reported on the juvenile court
and mothers pension work; Mrs. E. J.
Donohue reported for the travellers
aid work; Mrs. Frank Whitmore, for
the clothing committee, and Mrs.
Charles Payne, for the needlework de-
partment Mrs Charles Naughton
was appointed chairman of the relief
committee to succeed Mrs. P. J. Finn.
Church of St. Clement: The dedi-
cation of the new st. Clements
Church at Jackson street and Twenty
first avenue Northeast, Minneapolis,
will take place after Easter. The cor
nerstone was laid Sept. Z, Bishop
Lawler conducting the service. The
church is built of red pressed brick
and Bedford blue stone. It is 6S feet
wide and 113 feet long. The two tow
ers in front are ninety feet high. The
building has a seating capacity for 600
and was built at cost of $4,000.
st. Clements parish was organized
in 1895 and was attended from the
Church of st. Anthony of Padua up to
1902 when Father Fitzgerald became
pastor. The congregation consists of
about 200 families
FaribauIt: The annual retreat for
the pupils of Bethlehem Academy be-
gan Sunday evening, February %,
and terminated Thursday morning of
last week. Reverend J. NJ Eckert, o.
P, of Minneapolis, conducted the ex-
ercises, which he brought to a close
with the Papal Benediction.
Marshall: The bazaar in aid of
the building fund of the new Church
of the Most Holy Redeemer, which
closed February "a, netted about
$4,000, exclusive of several contests
yet to be decided
Belle PIaine: "The Children of
Mary" of the Sacred Heart parish held
their monthly meeting on Sunday,
March 1, after the High Mass All
the members were present, and after
the business was transacted an inter
esting paper on ST. Bridget was read
by Miss Catherine O'Neill. At the
previous monthly meeting Miss Fran
ces Conlon read an essay on Joan of
Arc. At the next meeting Miss Mary
L
rick The young men of the Holy
Name Society of the Sacred Heart
Parish had their monthly Communion
on the last Sunday of February. All
the members were present, and a
meeting was held after the early
Mass.
az how %
Peters parish are preparing play
as the central number of a literary
program for st. Patrick's day. 1t
will be given in the opera house and
the proceeds will be added to the
funds of the church.
The st. Peter Athletic Society,
which was organized last fall, has a
membership of fifty boys. The meet
ings of the organization are held in
Association Hall, which is open every
night. At the present time the boys
are making speciality OF basketball
Their team, the st. Peter Athletics,
has not been beaten this season. The
next game will be played with Waseca
Arlington: The Holy Name Society
held banquet at the Union House
recently at which forty-two members
were present. Reverend Francis
Rant, pastor of the Church of St.
Mary, presided as POSTMASTER and in
his Introductory address reviewed
the history of the Holy Name Society
from its first formation in the thir.
teenth century to it's rapidly spread.
ing growth in America at the present
time. "a Clean Mind in a Clean
Body was the subject of an address
by DR.. M. E. Bushey, while Attorney
o. S. Vesta spoke on Government
; Local, State, Federal" There were
several younger members of the
society among the speakers and two
papers of interest were read, one
by Edmund Thomas on "Persecu.
tons of the Christians From the Year
of Our Lord 62 to 49," the other
"Jesuit Landmarks in the Northwest,
by James Hunt
The sewing branch of the Ladies
Altar Society has resumed it's regular
meetings. The last meeting, held al
; the home of Mrs. NJ Kaufman, was
largely attended.