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

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or Powers of st. Paul, Mayor Nye of
Minneapolis, Charles e. Vasaly, chair
man of the State Board of Control and
Judge Boerner of the ST. Paul Munic-
| ipal Court
Church of the Holy Rosary: The
festival of the Holy Rosary, the pa
| tronal feast of the parish, was solemn
ly observed last Sunday in the Church
of the Holy Rosary, Minneapolis. The
services began with Vespers at three
o'clock Sunday afternoon, followed by
a procession about the church in
which fifteen banners representing
the fifteen mysteries of the Holy Ros-
airy were carried. The children of
the school led the procession and the
supplied choir of sixty boys chanted
the hymns and psalms. The sermon
on the Holy Rosary was preached by
Reverend w. P. Mcintyre, o. P, of
Columbus, Ohio. The services closed
with Benediction. The big church
was crowded to the doors with wor-
shippers who came to honor the de-
votion particularly dear to the sons
of st. Dominic.
Knights of Columbus: The Mime
onnlic Council Il nj oh nf Column hI1c
held a banquet at the West Hotel,
Monday evening, October 5, and this
was followed by the election of Off
GERS held in the club rooms of the
council in the Rand Building, Sixth ST.
and Marquette Avenue. The banquet
began at half past six o'clock and
after the disposal of the menu musical
numbers were rendered by the Misses
Walsh and several brief addresses
were given. d. G. Melavan was head
of the committee in charge of the
evenings entertainment. Shortly be-
fore eight the banquet ended and the
knights re-assembled in their hall for
the regular meeting. Reverend J. NJ.
Cleary delivered the address of the
evening, in which he dealt with the
building up of reputation, emphasizing
the value of whole-hearted, thorough
work, coupled with perseverance and
honesty of purpose. Among the guests
of the evening was DR.. e. o. Voyer,
Grand knight of Hennepin Council.
The following officers were elected
for the coming year: Grand knight,
NJ. J. Cavanaugh; Deputy Grand
Knight, A. M. Bernard; Chancellor,
Frank Hammill; Financial Secretary,
George H. Sherman; Treasurer, Peter
Carter; Recording Secretary, M. B.
Caffrey; Warden, E. A. Donnelly; In
side Guard, G. Fl. Herr; Outside
Guard, James e. Shannessy; Trustee,
H. B. Merrick.
The Hennepin Council, Knights of
Columbus, will elect the new officers
next Monday evening, Columbus Day.
and both councils of the city will
probably commemorate the day in a
joint celebration the following week.
Church of the incarnation: Rev
erend J. M. Cleary of the Church of
the Incarnation, Minneapolis, has been
gratified at the success which has so
far attended the efforts of the Oblate
+ Fathers, who are giving the mission
in the church. The evening services
attended by women only have brought
many from all parts of the city and
crowded the church. The recitation
of the rosary is followed by congrega-
tional singing and instructions by two
of the missionaries; after which Bene-
diCtion with the Blessed Sacrament is
given, all the congregation singing the
20 Salutaris" and "Tantum Ergo" At
the morning Masses beginning at half
past five and at eight o'clock the
church has been filled all week, men,
women and children attending. The
children's mission instruction was
given each afternoon at four o'clock
beginning on Monday and ending We'd
nesday. The mission for the women
will end Sunday afternoon at four
and that for the men will begin the
same evening at half-past seven
o'clock The exercises during next
week will follow the some order as
those for the womens mission. The
Oblate Fathers who are giving the ex-
ercises are Reverend G.. I. Nolan, o.
M. l., of Buffalo, N. Y; Reverend J.
P. Fallon, o. M. l., of Ottawa Univer-
sity; and Reverend F. V. O'Donnell
of Winnipeg, Canada.
De la Sale Institute: The Alumni
Association of De La Sale Institute,
Minneapolis, held a meeting Monday
evening, October 5, to give the mem
bers an opportunity to meet and con-
graduate the new director of the
school, Brother Jerome, who has been
teacher in the school for the past
three years. Another object of the
meeting was to make arrangements
for the social events of the associa-
ton during the coming year.
The school opened this year with
an enrolment of nearly 800. New
students are entering constantly and
the registration will probably reach
$50 before January 1.
Church of st. Joseph; The parish
toner's of st. Joseph's Church, Mime
apolis, are arranging for a bazaar from