The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-10-16

Columbus and the part which Catho
lies have played in the discovery, ex
ploration and development of the
United States.
ST. Paul Tabernacle Society: Rev
erend Peter L. O'Regan, G. S. P, OF
the Church of st. Lawrence, Mime
apolis, will address the members of
the st. Paul Tabernacle Society at
their meeting Friday afternoon, Oc-
tober e, at three o'clock in the Royal
Arcanum hall, Lowry building, st.
Paul.
Church of ST. Matthew: The Rev.
E. J. Gehl, missionary for st. John s
Institute for Deaf-Mutes at ST. Fran
els, Wis, gave retreat for the mem
bers of the Young Ladies' Sodality of
the parish of st. Matthew, st. Paul,
of which Rev. P. M. jung is pastor,
beginning Thursday, October z and
closing last Sunday evening. This
week he is giving retreat for the
young men of the parish, 1t will
close next Sunday evening.
Church Of ST. Andrew: The two
weeks mission which opens in the
Church of st. Andrew, st. Paul, of
which Reverend T. A. Printon is pas,
tor, at the late Mass on Sunday, Oc-
tober 81, will be conducted by Faith
ers Eugene and Raphael from the
Passionist Monastery at Mount Adj
ans, Cincinnati, o. The mission will
close on Sunday evening, November Z.
Church of ST. Joseph: The Rever-
end Benedict LEM and Reverend Peter
Neuses, Redemptorist Fathers of the
st. Louis Province of the Order, will
conduct a two weeks mission in the
Church of st. Joseph, Minneapolis, of
which Reverend Othmar Erren, o. s..
B., is pastor, beginning Sunday, Octo-
Saints. The first week will be for the
women and the second will be for the
men.
The ST. Joseph Dramatic Society
has been reorganized and will present
play before Advent for the benefit of
the Church.
Church of SIS. CYRIL and Methodius:
class of 1872 children received Con-
firmation from the Most Reverend
Archbishop on Sunday, October 10, in
the Church of IS. Cyril and Method
Jus, Minneapolis, of which Reverend
F. Hrachovsky is pastor. The con-
f1rmation Offering amounted to $100.
University Catholic Association: T..
M. Darlington, President Of the Cath
Ollie Association of the University of
Minnesota, was elected chairman of
the board of directors of that organi-
cation, Friday afternoon, October 8.
Miss Dorothy. Mccarthy of Mime
apolis was elected vice president of
the board and Mr.. B. Rosenthal was
elected to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation of Theodore Sweetzer
from the board.
Next Sunday, Reverend J. J..
Devery, G. S. p, will give lecture
at the meeting of the Association in
the music hall of the University at
half past three o'clock. There will
be musical program by Miss Wanda
Alexander of Minneapolis. Efforts
are being made by the officers of the
Association to secure larger hall for
their meetings. The music building,
wherein the Association has held it's
meetings heretofore, has become too
small for the growing numbers of the
club, and this year all the meetings
have been somewhat crowded.
Church of st. Elizabeth: A family
supper from six o'clock to eight, will
be an outstanding feature of the fair
of st. Elizabeth's parish, Minneapolis,
next Monday and Tuesday evenings,
October Is and 10. 1t will be served
Elizabeth's school, 718 Fifteenth ave-
nue. south, while the other events of
the fair will take place in the parish
hall up stairs. Fancy work, house
hold goods, clothing, furniture and
other saleable articles have been
secured in abundance for the booths
and tables; the hall has been deco
rated and several parishioners have
volunteered their services as sales
men, saleswomen and auctioneers.
The women, however, have paid chief
attention to arrangements for the
supper There will be an abundant
supply of substantial and appetizing
food on hand and the women and
girls will so arrange matters that the
cooking and serving will be done
with the greatest possible facility
The men of the parish as well as the
women have given generous assist.
ance in the preparations for this fair
which promises to be a splendid sue
cess
A family of the parish has donated
the cost of the repairs which were
completed this week on the entrance
of the Church. The expense will be
about $500.
Church of the incarnation; Stere
opticon lectures on The Little
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