The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-03-20
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL

st. JoSeph'S NoVitiate: the retreat
preparatory to the religious reception
held on ST. Joseph's day, March 10
opened on Tuesday evening, March 8
under the direction of the Rev. Valer
ius Nelles, o. f. NJ, pastor of the Sa
cred Heart Church, St. Paul. The ex
ercises were attended by the nov
ices and postulants as we'll as by a
number of Sisters from the different
missions under the direction of the
Sisters of ST. Joseph.
College of st. Catherine: DR.. G. j.
Meade gave the first of a series OF
health talks to the students on March
10. His subject was Proper Exercise
for Young Women College Students"
COLLEGE of ST. Thomas: The Most
Reverend Archbishop, twenty priests
and sixty seminarians, were the guests
of the College on it's patronal feast,
which was celebrated on Thursday,
March II. Solemn High Mass was
chanted by Rev. John p Cleary of the
Church of st. Luke and Father Cremin
of ST. Paul Seminary preached a ser
mon in which he pointed out the rela-
ton between natural science and sup
ernatural faith. After Mass a banquet
was served to the visitors who then
inspected the new Club House and Ar
mory and were entertained with selec-
lions by the College orchestra.
Great preparations have been made
for the athletic track meet which will
be held in the Armory on Friday,
March 10. The high school teams OF
st. Paul will compete.
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Communion for the Hibernians: On
Palm Sunday the members of the An
cient Order of Hibernians and of the
Ladies' Auxiliary of Ramsey County,
will receive Holy Communion in a
body at the eight o'clock Mass in the
new Cathedral. They will meet at
the new Cathedral school half an
hour before Mass and march in pro-
cession to the church. On Friday
evening, March &c, a special service
for them will be held in the Church
of st. Joseph at which the Rev. S. R.
Brockbank, o. P, of the Holy Rosary
Convent, Minneapolis, will preach.
Church of ST. Agnes: The Forty
Hours Devotion began in the Church
of St. Agnes, st. Paul, of which the
Rev. A. Ogulin is pastor, last Sunday
morning and closed the following
Tuesday evening. The sermons we're
preached by the Rev. J. B. Theis, S.
j., of Prairie du Chen, Wis. The ex-
ercises were attended by large congre-
cations and several priests assisted in
hearing confessions.
Guild of Catholic Women: The De-
partment of Arts and Letters of the
Guild will meet at the Angus on the
afternoon of March %, for the discus
sion of two papers, one of which
Gregory Junior and Iconoclasm" will
be read by Mrs. John C. Burke, and
the other Gregory III. and Liut-
prand" by Miss Anna Egan. The dis
cussion will be opened by Mrs. Ar
thur Johnson.
CarroIIton Club: At the next meet
ing of the Carrollton Club on Thurs
day, March 25, the Rev. John A. Ryan,
D. D., of ST. Paul Seminary, will de-
liver lecture on "The Church and
Some Radical Social Movements" A
paper on current topics will be read
by Mrs. Classen and vocal selections
will be given by Miss Fay Bogart.
At last weeks meeting Professor
White of the State University gave an
address on ireland and the Begin
ming of Modern Civilization" Miss
Mae Mccarthy played several selec
tions on the piano and Frank Gehan
sang a number of songs.
Ekt~ sia y n
Church Of st. Andrew: The Drama
tic Society presented the drama
Shaun Aroon" in st. Andrews Hal
on Sunday afternoon for the benefit
of the children of the parish, and OF
Wednesday evening for the members
of the congregation and their friends
The proceeds were added to the
building fund.
Tabernacle Society: The Rev. G. F
McGinnis of the College of st. Thomas
will address the members of thu
Tabernacle Society on Friday after
noon, March 26, at three o'clock, il
the Royal Arcanum Hall.
Services for the Deaf: There will
be religious services for the deaf mex
Sunday at 800 p. m. in st. Agatha
Conservatory, Exchange and Ceda
Streets, st. Paul. All the Catholi
deaf of the Twin Cities are expecte
to attend If you have deaf frien
bring him to the services. Hearin
people are welcome.
ST. Agatha's Conservatory: A rect
al was given by pupils in the inferno
date grades on Saturday afternoon.
large audience attended and by genel
Gus applause gave proof of their al
probation of the excellent work of tn
pupils who appeared.
Miss Grace Stewart Potter, of Oh
cago, gave pianoforte recital on Wee
nesday.
Pro-cathedraI of ST. Mary: The Fort
Hours Devotion will begin in the Pr
Cathedral on Friday, March 10, an
plnSe tho fol1owinC Sunday