The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-09-30
ARCHDIOCESE Of ST. PAUL

Confirmation Dates: On Sunday,
October second, Right Reverend
Bishop Trobec will administer the
Sacrament of Confirmation in the
morning in the Church of ST. Walbur-
ga, st. Walburga, Minnesota. In the
afternoon of the same day he will con-
firm in the Church of ST. Martin, at
Rogers, Minnesota.
Hibernian Hall Association: At the
last annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Hibernian Hall Asso-
citation, of st. Paul, the following
officers were chosen: President, T. f.
Kelleher; Vice President, Mrs. Ellen
Conroy; Secretary, M. |. Moran; AS
sistant Secretary, John A. Kennedy;
Treasurer, T. A. Rafferty,. The follow
ing directors were elected: Martin
Lee, James H. Mullaly, Miss Ella
Heating, Philip Byrnes, Thomas Red
din and George Clarke.
Tabernacle Society: The first regu-
lar meeting Of the st. Paul Tabernacle
Society will be held in the Royal Ar
canm Hall, Lowry Building, at ten
o'clock on Friday, September %. The
Society meets every Friday.
The business meeting will take
place at two o'clock in the afternoon.
This will be followed by an address
at three o'clock by one of the clergy.
The Most Reverend Archbishop has
appointed the Very Reverend James
C. Byrne, Vicar General of the Arch
diocese. Spiritual Adviser of the So
ciety, a position made vacant by the
transfer of the Right Reverend Bishop
IaWler to Lead.
There viii be exposition Of the
Blessed Sacrament under the auspices
of the st. Paul Tabernacle Society in
the Cathedral of ST. Paul on Wednes-
day. October 4, beginning with Mass
at nine O'Clock In the afternoon at
four o'clock, there will be sermon by
the Rev. Lawrence F. Ryan, followed
nv Benediction of the Blessed Sacra'
ment.
Church of St. Mark: The women
of the parish save card party in the
school hall Friday evening of last
week. About six hundred tickets were
disposed Of, and large gathering was
the result. A goodly sum was added
to the parish treasury.
State Charities: At the twenty
fifth annual state conference of Charl
ties and Corrections held at Still
water this week, Mrs. w. J. OToole
of st. Paul, was elected a member OF
the executive committee. Mrs
O'Toole is a past president OF the
Guild of Catholic Women, of st. Paul
and is active in all Catholic charitable
work
Students Catholic Association;
@. The year 1856 was an exceptional
" successful one for the Students
Catholic Association of the Universit!
of Minnesota. Because OF larS'
membership and a number OF active
workers the success of the organlza
ton was notable At the beginning o
the year the meetings were held IN
small assembly room in the Musl
Building, but soon larger quarter
were necessary In seeking for new
meeting place President Vincent wa
most kind, and made it possible TO
the gatherings to be held in the larg
auditorium of the Engineering Build
ing.
The year was Degun with receE
ton for the freshmen at which Their
were five hundred people. Then, a
the regular meetings which were he'll
each Sunday, we were favored wit
talks by several prominent clergymeI
and laymen of the Twin Cities. Pres
ident Vincent of the University O
Minnesota also addressed us. Fathe
Devery, the spiritual adviser OF tn
Association, gave a course of ,instrut
tons on faith and morals. The bi
social event of the year was the al
nual banquet given at the Leamingto
Hotel, the attendance of which spok
we'll for the loyalty of the Catholi
students
The work accomplished by the on
going board, headed by Thomas DaI
ington, deserves a great deal of praise
The new board, with Timothy OKeef
as President, is determined to a
complish as much. Plans have bee
outlined already for the coming yea
1t is the intention to aid the student
who are coming to the University fC
the first time this fall. Matters {
registration, the finding of suitab
rooms, ETC., often trouble the newcor
ers, so a committee has been appoin
ed 10 advise the students on thes
matters.
Among the things planned for til
year are a spiritual retreat for a
Catholic students, and the annual ba
quet with alumnae present. Any st
dent desiring information may wri
to Timothy O'Keefe, University Pc
Office, box No 4422, or to Mary Mo
iarity, box No. 1901.
Notre Dame de Lourdes: A brand
of the Society for the Propagation
the Faith has been recently esta
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