The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-05-27

| ana lclek. early Masses were Cele-
brated at 5, 6, and 8 O'Clock, and
High Masses at 8 o'clock. All the
services were we'll attended and
several hundred approached the Sac
raments.
Church of the Sacred Heart: last
Sunday afternoon, May 81, the Most
Reverend Archbishop confirmed a
class of 103 in the Church of the
Sacred Heart, ST.; Paul, of which the
Rev. Valerius ;Nelles, o. f. NJ, is pas,
| tor, Twelve members of the class
were adult converts. The confirma-
ton offering, amounting to $500, was
added to the fund for the completion
Of St Boniface Chapel in the new
Cathedral.
Pro-cathedraI oS st. Mary: AS the
! first Sunday of May was ushered in
with procession of the children of the
Pro-Cathedral school, the last Sunday
May %, will be signalized by pro-
cessiOn of the Children of Mary in the
evening, followed by the reception of
new members into the Young Ladies
Sodality.
Memorial Day: Requiem High Mass
for the soldier dead will be sung at
st. Mary's cemetery, Minneapolis,
Tuesday morning, May 80, at ten
o'clock. Reverend Michael O'Brien,
pastor of st. Thomas Church. Mime
apolis, will preach the sermon. The
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Admiral Fara
gut circle will be present at the serv-
ices, and also the members of the Gen
eral Morgan Post, G.. A. R., will attend.
The cadets of st. Thomas will fire the
salute over the graves.
ST. Vincent de Paul Society: Ed
mund A. Prendergast, Esq, prom
inent member of the bar of the city of
Minneapolis, has been appointed presi-
dent of the Particular Council of the
Society Of ST. Vincent de Paul for that
city.
St. Margaret's Academy: The grad
uating program by Miss Cecilia Fisch
will take place in st. Margaret's Acad-
envy, Saturday afternoon, May q, at
three o'clock
Minneapolis X. of c.: DR.. r. T..
| Spaulding, superintendent of the Min
neapolis public schools, gave the adj
draSc at tho Onon OoootiDo of tho Hon
nepin-Minneapolis Council of the
Knights of Columbus, last Monday
evening. DR.. Spaulding dealt with the
contemplated changes in the organiza-
ton of the public school system as re-
spending to the growing demand for
increased efficiency in the high school
| product. After the superintendent
address, on motion of Father Cleary a
rising vote of thanks was rendered the
speaker. ~ NV. Il 'll1ii 'aj1.
The members of the Hennepin- Min
neapolis Council of the Knights of
Columbus will receive Holy Com
munion in a body at the Church of
the Holy Rosary, Minneapolis, which
is in charge of the Dominican Fathers,
on May % at the half past seven
o'clock Mass.
A. o. n. Program: Division No 4
of the Ladies Auxiliary entertained
the members of the Irish History
Club at the East Lake Commercial
Club, Minneapolis, on the evening of
May II. Mr.. ]. J. Regain, Past Ma
| tional President of the Ancient Order
of Hibernians, delivered an address
on Irish Literature and splendid pro-
gram of Irish songs and music was
presented by skilled artists.
Church of ST. Thomas: The week S
mission given in the Church of st.
| Thomas, Minneapolis, by the Domini-
can Fathers, Rev. J. Hagerty and Rev.
J. l.. Finerty, will close next Sunday
afternoon, May %. The morning Mass
and evening exercises are well attend
ed. The Rev. M. O'Brien is pastor of
the parish.
Church Of the Ifcarnation: A pub
lie novena in honor of the Blessed Vir.
gin Mary was begun~in the Church OF
the Incarnation, on Tuesday, May %
and will end on the last of the month
The special object of the novena is to
lbeg the blessing of God upon the efforts
to erect a new church for the Incar
nation hparish.
A preliminary meeting of all the
parishioners was held in the. parish
hall, Wednesday evening, May "a, TIC
lay plans and consider means for the
erection of the new church. large
number of pariShioners were present
and many of Father Clearys friends
from outside the parish also attended
The meeting was a splendid evidence
of the earnestness of pastor and PEG
lple to build the much needed church
and much enthusiasm was manifested
by ALL
Church of ST. Bridget: A mission
will begin in the Church of st. Bird
get, Minneapolis, on Sunday, June 4
and will continue until June H. The
Dominican Fathers, Reverend Franci!
i OMeill, o. p. and Reverend J. r. Fan
man, o. P, will have charge Con
frmation will be administered by thu
Right Reverend Bishop Trobec, JUNE
H.
Two big enterprises of a social char
acter are under way in the parish
The first is an ice cream social 70
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