The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-09-18
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL

Confirmation Dates: The Right Rev
erend Bishop Lawler will administer
the Sacrament of Confirmation in the
Church of the Assumption, Assump-
ton, Carver Co.. and in the Church of
st. John, ST. John, Sibley Co., on
Monday, September 20, and in the
Church of St. Brendan, Green Isle, on
Tuesday, September Il,
ST. Paul Seminary: The Right Rev
erend Bishop Lawler will ofticiate at
the ordination service to be held in
st. Mary's Chapel next Saturday
morning at o'clock. The order OF
the deaconate will be conferred upon
thirty-six subdeacons. This cere-
mony will mark the close of the an
nual retreat which is being conducted
this week for the faculty and students
of the Seminary by the Reverend Dan
lei ]. Mccarthy, a Vincentian Father
from st. Louis, Mo.
College of ST. Thomas: The Col
lege reopened on Tuesday, September
z. The registration so far has been
very gratifying, exceeding by a good
margin the enrolment of last year
which marked a substantial advance
over, all previous years. The student
BODY shows again that the College is
becoming widely known for the cadets
are drawn from. every part OF the
country.
The faculty has been strengthened
by the accession of Rev. P. F. OBrlen'
NJ. A.; Rev. Lawrence Kelly, who last
wear was engaged in post graduate
work at Columbia University; Mr.. j.
l. Mccullough, of Dartmouth Un1ver-
sity; Mr.. Leo J. Mcdonald of Indiana
University, and Mr.. A. w. Diesmann,
professor of Commercial branches.
The Tabernacle Society: The week
w work of the st. Paul Tabernacle
Society will begin with a meeting IN
the Lowry building, ST. Paul, Friday
morning, September "a. The women
will meet in the Royal Arcanum hall
on the third floor of the building,
reached from the st. Peter street en-
trance. In the afternoon at three
o'clock an address on Ecclesiastical
Music will be delivered by Reverend
Thomas Talbot of the Cathedral stan.
There will be exposition OF the
Blessed Sacrament in the Cathedral
of st. Paul, under the auspices of the
Tabernacle Society, Wednesday,, Sep
TENDER 20, beginning with Mass at
half past nine o'clock and ending with
Benediction at four in the afternoon.
The members of the society hope that
large numbers of the Cathollcs
throughout the city will be able to
spend some time in public alteration
during the day.
Services for the Deaf: Religious
services for the deaf of the Twin Cit
les and vicinity will be held in st.
Agatha's Conservatory, corner Cedar
and Exchange streets, st. Paul, Sun
day afternoon, September 10, at three
o'clock. Father Donahoe of Minneapo-
lis will conduct the services and will
give a sermon in the sign language.
Church of ST. Lawrence: Two Paul
list Fathers, Rev. James j. Devery
of Winchester, Tenn, and Rev. Peter
l.. O'Regan of Chicago, ILL.,, took
charge of the parish of St Lawrence
Minneapolis, last Sunday, in success
sion to the Rev. E. J. Wilbee, who was
transferred some time ago to the pas
torate of the Church of st. Anthony
which Father Kenny resigned on
account of i'll health. In addition to
their pastoral duties the Paulist
Fathers will minister to the spiritual
welfare of the Catholic students al
the University of Minnesota.
Church of SIS. CYRIL and Methodius:
Reverend Father Hrachovsky, pastor
of the Church of SIS. CYRIL and Me
thodius, Minneapolis, has organized {
class for Confirmation. There are
about one hundred and forty children
under instruction.
Church of st. Elizabeth: Plans fo
parish fair in mid October are al
ready being laid by the women of st
Elizabeth's parish, Minneapolis. Thu
date has been fixed for the seven
teenth and eighteenth of the montl
and the women hope to enlist the &C
tive cooperation of every member o
the parish before that time.
League of Catholic Women: TIL
general assembly meeting of the Mir
neapolis League of Catholic Womel
was held Monday afternoon, Septen
Der ID, in the League rooms, 100 MAJ
quette avenue. The meeting wa
well attended and an admirable spiri
of harmony prevailed throughout tn
session. Mrs. w. ]. O'Toole, of s.
Paul, addressed the meeting on tn
subject of Federation" explainin
the advantages which the Guild c
Catholic Women of St. Paul had Ell
joyed from membership in the Mil
nesota State Federation of Women
Clubs. After mature discussion tn
members of the League voted to joi
!, the Federation and accordingly Al
rangements are now being made b
representatives of the League
amalgamate it with the fifth distriC
of the state federation.
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