The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-10-31


| church several weeks ago.
Church of Our Lady of Lourdes:
About $4,000 was received by the par
ish of Our Lady of Lourdes, Mime
apolis, during the bazaar which was
held last week. The features of the
week were the three contests, viz, for
an automobile and two diamond rings.
d. r.. Malboeuf, the winner of the car,
secured nearly $1,000, and his nearest
rival was not far behind at the finish.
The first diamond ring was won by
Miss Bertha Emond and the second by
Miss Alma Langlois.
Church of the Incarnation: The
| children's Mass will be said at nine
o'clock in the Church of the Incarna-
ton, Minneapolis, beginning Sunday,
November l. The change is made to
give more time than heretofore for the
Sunday School following the Mass.
Church of ST. Philip: The drawing
| for the dwelling house, which was the
chief prize donated to the parish of st.
Philip, Minneapolis, for its recent
! bazaar, has not yet taken place. Ar
rangements are being made, however,
to have the drawing about the middle
of November.
The pastor, Reverend Vincent Yany,
is planning to organize the young wom-
en- of the parish into a sodality of
st. Cecilia. The Children of Mary,
composed of girls under sixteen years
who have made their first Communion,
| already have a flourishing organization
in the parish, while those over sixteen
will be eligible for the new society
which will be organized next month
Rush City: The Right Reverend
| Bishop Lawler will administer the
Sacrament of Confirmation in the
Church of the Sacred Heart, of which
the Rev. S. P. Kinkead is pastor, on
Saturday, October 81.
MiesViIIe: The new church of St.
Joseph erected under the direction of
Rev. L. J. Kukelink, was dedicated
on Sunday, October 25, by the Right
Reverend Bishop LaWler. After the
dedication, High Mass was celebrated
by the pastor, assisted by the Rev. A.
Kasen of Vermillion as deacon, and
the Rev. F. ]. MacCarthy of Cannon
Falls as subdeacOn. The sermon was
preached by Bishop Lawler. In the
afternoon the sacrament of confirma-
ton was administered to class of
forty children and several adults. In
addition to the priests already named,
the Rev. J. r. Power of Pennington,
and the Rev. F. J. Lang of Hastings,
were present.
| The new church of st. Joseph is a
brick structure erected during the past
year to take, the place. OF the church
which was struck by lightning and
burned little over year ago.
AnnandaIe: The Rev. J. Domestici,
pastor of the Church of st. Ignatius
left last week for France to join the
army. He sailed from New York on
October "a, with the last contingent
of French reservists who are return
ing to France to take part in the war
Father Domestici will probably be at.
tached to the ambulance corps or as
signed to hospital work.
FaribauIt: The local Council of the
Knights of Columbus held their post
| 80 T1l,
on Monday, October &c. They attend
ed Mass in a body at the Church OF
st. Lawrence and listened to sermon
by the Rev. F. J. Bouska of Lonsdale
In the afternoon a comedy-drama in
four acts, entitled, "The Red, White
Theatre by local talent, under the di
rection Of E. F. Kelly, a member Of
the Council.
The Trinity League, an organization
of Catholic women representing the
parishes of the Immaculate Concep
, ton, st. Lawrence, and the Sacred
Heart, held it's regular meeting in the
Odd Fellows Hall on October 49, The
various standing committees gave
splendid reports of the work accom-
plished during the summer month!
: during which sewing classes were con
Quoted and play grounds supervised
: for the children of the city. Thu
7 educational committee is organizing ;
i, literary society which will make /;
study of Russia during the white
at the meetings on the first and thirt
5 Wednesdays of each month which will
1 be held in room that is being fitte,
1 up for the League in the basement o
the Immaculate Conception Church.