The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-05-29
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL

ton for the Holy Father taken up on
Pentecost Sunday amounted to 1926.
On the afternoon of Pentecost the
Most Reverend Archbishop confirmed
a class of 1874, 10 of whom were adults.
On behalf of the class, he was
presented with check for 1925 for
the building fund of the new Cathe-
dral.
st. Paul Seminary: The Feast of
Corpus Christi will be celebrated in
st. Mary's Chapel on Thursday, June
3, with Solemn High Mass at nine
N'clock. After Mass, if the weather
permits, procession of the Blessed
Sacrament will take place through the
grounds and Benediction will be given
from temporary affairs erected for that
purpose. All Catholics who desire to
attend the celebration will be ad-
mitted.
gkeS esH7Ry EVE
Confirmation Dates: The Right Rev
erend Bishop Lawler will administer
the Sacrament of Confirmation in
Hastings, on Sunday, May 30-in the
forenoon at the Church of the Guard
ian Angels and in the afternoon at
the Church of st. Boniface.
Convent of the Visitation: The
exercises of Commencement week at
the Visitation Convent, st. Paul, COM
prise Solemn High Mass on Tuesday
morning, June /, at 10 O'Clock, at
which the baccalaureate sermon will
be preached by the Right Reverend
Joseph l.. Busch, Bishop of st. Cloud,
and the distribution of honOrs on Fri
day afternoon, June 4, at two o'clock.
Knights at Communion: Nearly 500
members of st. Paul Council, knights
of Columbus, received Holy Commun-
ion in body in the Cathedral at the
eight o'clock Mass on Pentecost Sun
day, which is the general Communion
Sunday for the various Councils of
the Order throughout the State of
Minnesota. The Mass was celebrated
by the Rev. William Finley of the
Cathedral staff. The Knights assem-
bled at the Club rooms on Smith Ave-
nue. and marched to the Cathedral in
- body. After Mass they marched to
the Elks, Club for breakfast.
COLLEGE of ST. Catherine: A vocal
and instrumental program was render
ed by the senior pupils in the College
Auditorium on Monday afternoon, May
"a.
Miss Mary Thaine Carruthers will
give her Graduating Piano Recital in
the college auditorium on Monday
afternoon, May 81, at o'clock. She
will I've assisted by Miss Nora Gleason,
vocaliEt, and Miss Frances Pape, ac-
Companist.
Church of ST. Michael: Forty
Hours Devotion opened in the Church
of st. Michael, of which the Rev. p.
ONeill is pastor, on Sunday morning,
May %, and closed the following Tues
day evening The sermons were
preached by Rev. T.. O'Neill, o. p, of
the Holy Rosary Convent, Minneapolis.
Large congregations thronged the
church at all the devotions.
An Irish Feis: Monday, May 81, has
been declared an Irish Feis day by
the Hibernians of Ramsey County
On that evening the various features
of an Irish Feis will be carried out in
Hibernian Halls, st. Paul, in such a
way as to please and delight all who
patrOniZe it.
Guild of Catholic Women: The
Countess Marie De Hemptinne OF
Client, who is visiting America on be
half of the destitute lace-makers OF
Belgium, addressed a meeting in the
Palm Room of the st. Paul Hotel I'M
der the auspices of the Guild of Catho
Tic Women on Tuesday afternoon. Shit
described the deplorable condition tC
which the lace makers of Belgium have
been brought as a result of the wal
and exhibited various specimens o.
Belgian lace work which she has fol
sale. A contribution was made in the
name of the Guild and a sale of lace'
Will be held next Saturday Afternoon
at the st. Paul Hotel.
Church of the Assumption: The
Feast of Corpus Christi will be cele
brated with Solemn High Mass at nine
o'clock followed by procession of the
Blessed Sacrament on Thursday, june
8, in the Church of the Assumption
st. Paul A parochial school entertain
ment will be given in the school hal
on the evening of May so, at eigh
o'clock.
De Ia Sale Institute: As announc
ed last week, a yaudeville-minstre
show will be given in the East Sid,
high school auditorium on the evenin.
of June 4, under the auspices of TIL
alumnae of the De la Sale Institute
Minneapolis. The principal sketch OF
the program is playlet, entitled
''The Zone Police in which Messrs
John Seibl James Hessburg, j. +
Cogwin and l.. c. Flaherty will TAX
part. The seat sale is limited t
1850 seats and the demand has bee
4 very great. Tickets are on sale at til
Cable Piano Company, Sth and Nico
let Avenue, and the proceeds. are TO
the Alumni Association and the Chris
tian Brothers School.
X. of c. Councils Unite: At NEE
ing held this week in the club room