The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-03-18
ARCHDIOCESE of ST. PAUL

Cathedral Of ST. Paul: On Wednes.
day morning, March s, temporary Sta.
lions of the Cross were privately
blessed and erected by Father Sabinus,
o. F. NJ, of the Sacred Heart Church.
Each station consists of a large
wooden cross to which all the in
dulgences of the Way of the Cross are
attached.
During Lent there will be special
services at the Cathedral on Sunday,
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday even
iugs Of each week. On Sunday even
ings the questions placed in the ques-
ton box by Catholics or nOn-CathOlics
will be answered; on Tuesday evening
there will be special sermon fol
lowed by solemn benedictiOn; Thurs
day evening the Holy Hour followed
by special sermon and solemn bene-
dictiOn; on Friday the Stations OF the
Cross will be said at o'clock i'll the
afternoon for the children and at
o'clock in the evening for all. The
devotion will be brought to close
with beuediction.
College of ST. Thomas: The Course
in Surveying which was started some
weeks ago under the tuition of Mr.. J..
T.. Finley, c. e., has attracted several
students. The subject is now obliga-
tory for candidates for Army entrance
examinations. Students of other de-
partments, however, are taking adyan-
4 thnCo
who intend to enter the Engineering
Department of the University.
ST. Paul Seminary: Next Monday
evening, March 20, at half past seven
o'clock, Mr. Simon A. Baldus, Manag-
ing Editor of Extension Magazine,
Chicago, will lecture before the stu
dent body of the Seminary on THE
Practical Side of Literature" Mr.
Baldus has been engaged in journals
tic work for many years and has made
a thorough study of journalism, which
he regards as the practical side of
literature. His lecture has been well
received wherever it has been deliv-
cred and, no doubt, it will prove very
interesting to the audience which will
greet him next Monday evening.
st. Joseph's Novitiate: A religious
reception will take place in the chapel
of the Novitiate next Sunday morning,
March 10, the feast of st. Joseph,
patron of the congregation OF the Sis
ters of st. Joseph, Of which the Novi-
tiate is the training school for the
province OF st. Paul. Mass will be
celebrated at half past nine O'Clock by
the Reverend l.. +. Ryan, st. Paul.
The Most Reverend Archbishop will
preach the sermon and officiate at the
reception of class Of postulants into
the Congregation after Mass.
College of ST. Catherine: On the
evening of Friday, March II, the
members of the Senior Dramatic class
will present the comedy, "The Four
Leaf Shamrock in the Jeanne dare
Auditorium of the College. The lead
ing parts will be taken by the Misses
Delilah O'Connor, Mary Baylor, Anas-
tasia White, Gladys League and
Myrtle Mckay.
On Friday afternoon, March II, at
a quarter past three o'clock, Profess
sor Fabbrini will give piano recital
at the college. An interesting pro-
gram Of musical numbers has been
prepared for the OCCASION.
CarroIlton Club: Mr.. L. l.. Mas
Queray, architect of the Cathedral of
st. Paul, delivered an address before
the members of the CarrolIton Club at
the knights of Columbus Building on
Thursday evening, March IL. His
subject was Great Cathedrals." The
lecture was illustrated with a number
OF beautiful slides showing the prin-
cipal Cathedrals Europe, and was
much enjoyed by a large audience,
among whom were many non-Catho-
lies.
Guild of Catholic Women: The an
nual retreat of the Guild of Catholic
Women will take place on March 16,
II and Is in the Cathedral of st. Paul
and will be conducted by the Cathe-
dral priests. The members will re-
ceive Holy Communion in a body at
the o'clock Mass next Sunday.
Church of ST. COLUMBIA: The Sta
tions of the Cross recently procured
for the Church of st. Columbia, st.
Paul, of which Reverend NJ. J. Casey
is pastor, were blessed and erected on
"Wednesday evening, March Is, by the
Reverend Valerius Nelles, o. T. NJ,
pastor OF the Sacred Heart Church.
The sermon on the occasion was
preached by the Reverend NJ. J. Kelly
of the College of st. Thomas. The
Stations were donated by individual
members OF the congregation.
A play entitled Between the
Acts, will be presented next Friday
evening, March H. in st. Columbia s
Hall, corner EIamline Avenue and La.
fond Street, st. Paul, for the benefit
of the church. Rehearsals have been
conducted for some time under the
direction of Frank z. Rooney The
music will be furnished by the St
Thomas College Orchestra.
Church of ST. Mark: An entertain,
ment for the benefit of ST. Mark S
Church, st. Paul, was given an Friday
evening, March II, at the parochiaI