The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-04-24

Wednesday evening DR.. Arthur Swee-
ney, of st. Paul, addressed the senior
students on Nerves and How to Take
Care of Them" On Friday afternoon
at five o'clock DIR. James J. Walsh, of
New York, will deliver an address on
st. Theresa"
Pro-cathedraI of St. Mary: DR..
James J.sWalsh, the distinguished lee
turer of New York City, will give an
address on 1.-The Mysteries of the
Mind" in the Pro-Cathedral School
auditorium on Friday evening, April
%. Those who heard DIR. Walsh when
he delivered addresses on "The Thir-
,teenth, Greatest of Centuries" and
Science and Faith" in the school
auditorium last fall will be anxious to
hear him again and, no doubt, a large
audience will be present at the COM
ing lecture.
Catholic Orphan Asylum: A card
party will be given by the Catholic
women of Minneapolis for the benefit
of the Boys Orphanage at Arcadia
Hall, Fourth Avenue and Fifth Street,
on Friday evening, April 3d. Mrs. j.
p Wall is chairman, and Mrs. w. w.
Hughes, secretary of the committee
which has the matter in charge.
Seton Guild: Rev. M. O'Brien, pas
tor of the Church of st. Thomas, Min
neapolis, delivered an address at the
banquet given by the Board of Man
ayers of Seton Guild on Thursday
evening, April %, at the Guild Hail..
The banquet was largely attended by
members of the Guild and their
friends. Musical numbers were con-
tributed by Miss Alice O'Reilly and
Miss Irene Walsh.
Saltwater: The Sacrament of Con-
firmation will be administered in the
Church of ST. Michael, of which the
Rev. Charles Corcoran is pastor, on
Sunday, April 25.
The old parochial school of st.
Michaels parish, which was replaced
last year by the Clancy Memorial
School, was RACED during the week. 1t
was a brick structure on the northeast
corner of the parish property on South
Third Street and the site it occupied
will be converted into play ground
for the children of the school. The
building has been unoccupied since the
new school was completed. The work
of demolition was done by Leonard
Nolan.
EIysian: A three-days' mission for
the congregation of st. Andrew
Church began on Thursday, April o.
and will end next Sunday evening. 1t
is being conducted by Father Adelbert
a Passionist priest of Chicago, who
closed a weeks mission in the Church
of the Holy. . Trinity, Waterville,- ., on
Sunday, April IS. The parish of ST.
Waterville by the Rev. Michael Reilly
| Faribault: The Rev. James Dona
hoe, City Missionary of st. Paul, deliv
cred lecture on 1.-THE Scope of Char
ity" under the auspices of the Trinity
from the different parishes in the city
at their meeting in the Elk's Hall or
Wednesday afternoon, April IA. The
meeting was presided over by the
Right Reverend Mgr. Slevin, pastor Of
the Church of the Immaculate Concep
ton. About $50 women were present
A large class of candidates will be
admitted to the local Council of the
Knights of Columbus on Sunday, May
2, which is the eleventh anniversary o.
the institution of the Faribault Coun
Gil. The major degree will be exem
plified by team from Minneapolis I'm
der the direction of Past State Deputy
Neil M. Cronin.
Shakopee: On next Sunday after
noon, April 25, large class of candi
dates will be admitted to the Shake
pee Council of the Knights of Colum
bus. The Third Degree will be eXem
plified by District Deputy Fred d. Nc
Carthy and a team from st. Paul.
! X. of C. State Conventions: The an
nual State Convention of the Knight
of Columbus of Minnesota will NEE
at st. Peter, Mimi, on Tuesday, Ma
3. 1t will be attended by state off
GERS and two delegates from eac
council within this jurisdiction.