The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-10-30

man of the house, and her committee.
ST. Paul Tabernacle Society: Father
! Wilbee, pastor of st. Anthony
Church, Minneapolis, will address the
women of the st. Paul Tabernacle
Society, Friday afternoon, November
5, at three o'clock, in the Royal Ar
canum Hall, Lowry Building, St. Paul.
Church of ST. Louis: The Very
Reverend Joseph F. Sollier, S. M, of
Washington, D. c., Provincial of the
Society of Mary, or Marists, is visiting
in st. Paul the guest of the Rev. E.
Vinas, S. NJ, pastor of st. Louis
Church.
The Devotion of the Forty Hours
opened in the Church of st. Louis ON
Friday morning, October 20, and will
close next Sunday evening. The SER
mon on Friday evening was preached
by the Very Reverend Father Sollier,
S. NJ, and ON Sunday evening Father
prague, Chaplain at st. Joseph S
Novitiate, st. Paul will preach.
Church of st. James: The mem
bers of the choir of the Church of
st. James, st. Paul, of which Rev.
J. O'Connor is pastor, gave a per-
Torrance of "Hunkers' Corners" at
the parochial school hall on the even
ings of October "a and 20, which was
very successful. There was a large
attendance ON both occasions and the
proceeds will be devoted to the work
of the choir.
Pro-cathedraI of st. Mary: The
Most Reverend Archbishop preached
at the late Mass last Sunday, October
"a, in the Pro-Cathedral of st. Mary,
Minneapolis, on the text from the
Gospel of the day: Render to Gaze
sar the things that are Caesars, and
to God the things that are Gods
He dealt with the relation between
Church and State, explaining how the
| loyalty of the individual to the one re-
inforces and inspires his allegiance to
the other, the two always reaching
their highest perfection side by side.
Before the sermon and after the Mass
there was congregational singing in
which all joined, using 1.-THE st. Paul
Hymnal."
In the afternoon at three O'Clock he
administered the Sacrament of Con
| firmation to class of 422 members.
| Ono b11ndrod of fhoco x1,oro odi111c of
whom sixty-three were converts. A
class of instruction for non-Catholics
and adult Catholics is one of the fea-
lures of parochial work in the Pro-
Cathedral parish and each year many
converts are brought into the church
by means OF lit. During the confirma-
ton the children sang number of
appropriate hymns and at it's conclu-
sion sang the liturgical chant for
Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament
which brought the ceremony to a
close.
The well-knoWn publicist, DR.. Jas. j
Walsh of New, York, will deliver q
lecture on Human Progress, an Illu
sion," in the Pro-Cathedral school
auditorium on Wednesday evening
November 3, under the auspices OF
the Ushers' Club He will refute the
theory current in many places that
primitive man was an uncultured
savage, and will trace the gradual de-
velopment of the race to it's present
stage of perfection. The proceeds OF
the lecture will form the nucleus OF
a fund for a Young Mems Club foI
the promotion and fostering of liter
airy and athletic activities. Tickets
for the lecture can be obtained from
the members of the Ushers' Club who
are most anxious to secure large
audience for this intellectual treat
University Catholic Association: Al
the weekly meeting of the Students
Catholic Association, Reverend J. ]
Deyery, G.. S. p, delivered an address
on "The Extent and Limitations Of
Historical Criticism" Miss Heller
Mccarthy of st. Paul gave some Elk
cellent readings. Father Devery vii
continue his course of lectures mex
Sunday and on Sunday, November z
Very Reverend H. Moynihan, presi
dent of St. Thomas College, will ad
dress the meeting.
Meetings in the future will begi1
promptly at 3:45 p. m.
Ladies' Auxiliary, A. Q. H.: Th'
Literary Club of the Daughters o
Erin, Minneapolis, resumed its meet
ings last Tuesday evening after a va
cation of several months. The meet
ing was held with Division No. 8 il
! the A. o. u. w. hall. Ann Devlin'
was the subject of paper by Mrs
} f. Sullivan and the career of Thomas
Francis Meagher was reviewed b.
Mrs. Cogwin. An interesting featur,
which was tried by way of experiment
J was the Question Box on Irish His
} tory. Reverend M. O'Brien answere,
; the questions asked. The juvenile di
vision gave an exhibition of steI
! dancing, recalling the old Irish fol
dance. There were a number of e1
) cellent songs and other number
which rounded out an intensely intel
esting program.
: Minneapolis orphanage Campaign
: The progress made to date in plan
for the 100000 campaign for tn
Minneapolis Catholic Orphan Asylum
is very satisfactory and augurs wei
for its ultimate success. Severa