The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-05-22
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL

Archbishop will celebrate Solemn
Pontifical Mass at eleven o'clock next
Sunday, the Feast of Pentecost, and
the Right Reverend Bishop Lawler
will preach the sermon. The semi
narians, under the direction of the
choirmaster, Rev. +. Mssia, will sing
the Mass. After Mass the congrega-
ton will join with the choir in sing
ing the hymn to the Holy Ghost from
leaflets containing the words of the
hymn which will be distributed to all
who attend.
At three o'clock in the afternoon OF
Pentecost Sunday the Right Reverend
Bishop Lawler will administer the
Sacrament of Confirmation to the
children of the Cathedral parish.
On Friday afternoon, May IA, the
children of the Cathedral school gave
a program in the school auditorium
which was attended by their parents
and friends. The stage had been
eouipped with new drop curtain and
scenery during the previous week.
Archbishop Redwood's Departure:
The Most Reverend Archbishop Red
wood of Wellington, New Zealand,
who spent two weeks in ST. Paul as
the guest of the Most Reverend Arch
bishop. left for Seattle last Monday
morning on another stage of his home
ward Journey. Last Sunday he
preached in the new Cathedral on the
establishment, development and pres
ent condition of Catholicity in New
Zealand-a subject with which he is
most familiar because he has spent all
his life i'm that distant outpost OF the
Church.
Confirmation Dates: The Right Rev
erend Bishop Lawler will administer
the Sacrament of Confirmation at
Belle PLANE on Tuesday, May 25-in
the forenoon at the Church OF the
Sacred Heart, and in the afternoon at
the Church of SIS. Peter and Paul On
the following day he will confirm a
class of children in the Church Of st.
Thomas, ST. Thomas, of which the
Rev. Lawrence Carey, is pastor.
COLLEGE of ST. Thomas: The Annual
Convention of the Knights of Column
bus, which was held at st. Peter last
week, completed it's subscription to the
ST. Thomas Building and Endowment
Fund by voting a contribution OF five
thousand dollars to the College. The
sum of three thousand dollars had al
ready been sent by the various coun-
ellis throughout the State. Mr.. John
A. Burns, State Deputy, presented the
proposal to the Convention and was
warmly supported by Mr.. Neil M.
Cronin, Past State Deputy, and DR..
e. W. Buckley, Supreme Physician of
the Order. The Convention responded
instantly and unanimously to the mo-
ton.
The Department of Public Speaking
presented 'The Tutor" in the new au-
ditorium on the evenings of May 18th
and 18th. The members of the cast
acquitted themselves with much credit
and afforded a great deal of interest
and amusement to the large audiences
that patronized the performances.
The occasion brought out the possibill-
ties of the new auditorium and gave
promise of many pleasant and profit
able evenings to come.
The members of the Newman So
ciety of ST. Philip enjoyed an outing
to Happy Hollow Falls recently where
games were played and luncheon
served Preparations are under way
for the celebration of the patronal
feast of the society on May 26. The
day students will be rendered re-
ception at the home of the Hon. r.
A. Walsh. The second annual outing
will be held at Camp Newman, Prior
Lake, where the boys will spend a
week.
Sacred Thirst Society: The mem
bers of the Sacred Thirst Society will
hold a meeting at the home of Mrs.
George O'Brien, $40 Portland Avenue,
St. Paul, on Wednesday, May &c, at
2:3O P. M Several vocal selections
will be given by Mrs. Leroy O'Brien
and addresses will be delivered by
Mrs. w. ]. O'Toole, Mrs. William
Logue and Mrs. M. Kelly. All inter-
ested in the cause of total abstinence
are invited to attend.
Church of st. Mary: Ninety-two
children received their first Solemn
Communion in the Church of st. Mary,
st. Paul, at the half past eight o'clock
Mass on the Feast of the Ascension.
CarroIIton Club: The first years
work of the Carrollton Club was
brought to a close on Wednesday even
ing, May IL, with musical program
given by the st. Thomas College Or
chestra, the Knights of Columbus Glee
Club, Mrs. Jane Holland Cameron, and
Miss Helen Schultz. After the pro-
gram a business meeting was held at
which the following officers were
elected for the coming year: Chair
man, Professor M. A. Stapleton; Sec
rotary, Miss Eugenia McGrorty; Di-
rectors, Rev. William Busch, Miss
Mabel Cooper and Frederick d. Nc
.Carthy. A report of the years work
was read by the retiring Secretary,
Miss Mary Copley. 1t was decided to
add two new departments to the work
of the Carrollton Club during the com.
ing year, department of History and
Literature in charge of the Rev. L. P.
Murray of St. Thomas College, and a
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