The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-02-12

House. in Northeast Minneapolis, We'd
nesday evening, February 8, The
state president of the auxiliary, Mrs.
e. #. Slater, made the presentation
address, in which she spoke on the
| duty of patriotism. On the same even
ing an entertainment for the children
of the Pierce school was also given in
the Margaret Barry Settlement Home.
The hall was crowded to the doors by
a throng who enjoyed thoroughly both
of the events.
The Sunday school of the settlement
home now has an enrolment of 135
children. There are twelve volunteer
teachers giving the instruction and
their jealous kindness is attracting an
ever increasing number to the Sunday
school. A Catholic member OF 'The
Thursday Musical" will give a concert
for the children Sunday afternoon,
February Is, at four o'clock. One OF
the new attractions is a stereopticOn
which was recently presented to Mrs.
Barry for the use Of the home by n
generous friend of the children.
Father Kenny's Will: The Rev. p.
Kenny, former pastor OF the Church
OF st. Anthony Of Padua, Minneapolis,
who was buried last week, bequeathed
$1,000 to st. Paul Seminary; $1,000
to st. Anthony's parochial school,
Minneapolis; $1,000 to the Little Sis
tiers of the Poor, Minneapolis; $1,000
for Masses for the repose of his soul ;
and several legacies to his relatives.
Church of st. Bridget: The women
of st. Bridget's parish, Minneapolis,
OF which the Rev. James Donahoe is
pastor, organized Rosary Society on
Sunday, January 80, with large en-
rollment CT charter members and
the following officers: President,
Mrs. J. Fl. Carroll; secretary, Mrs. A.
e. Huard, and Treasurer, Mrs. John
Knight.
Church of the Holy Rosary: A two
weeks mission will open in the
Church of the Holy Rosary, Mime
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Fathers are in charge, on Sunday
February 20. 1t will be conducted
by the Dominican missionaries, Rev
NJ. ]. Foley and Rev. D. j. Noon. The
latter formerly taught in st. Thorn
as University, Manila, P. I. The
first week will be for the women OF
the parish and the second for the men
Services for the Deaf: The Rev
James Donahoe, pastor of the Church
of st. Bridget, Minneapolis, who is
Spiritual Director of the Catholic deaf
mutes who live in the Twin Cities anC
neighboring towns, has decided tC
hold special service for them alter
nately in st. Paul and Minneapolis
Heretofore the services have beer
held in st. Agatha's Conservatory, ST
Paul, on the third Sunday of every
month. Beginning with next Sunday
February 13, service will be held fol
the deaf in ST. Bridget's Church, Min
neapolis, at three o'clock in the after
noon; also on the second Sunday o
April april 81, and of June (June III
On the second Sunday of Marcl
March 12), and of May MAY IA
service will be held as usual in st
3 Agatha's Conservatory at three o'clocl
in the afternoon. This arrangement
will enable the Catholic deaf of Mime
apolis to attend services in that city
while those of st. Paul, Saltwater, ant
other places, can meet in st. Paul
When convenient for them, they cal
attend services in both places.
NorthfieId: Nine priests and a con
i gregation which taxed the seatin;
capacity of st. Dominic's Churcl
attended the Solemn Mass of Requiem
celebrated last Monday morning TO
the repose of the soul of the lat
: Father Kenny Of Minneapolis, a form
err pastor of the parish. 1t was
. splendid tribute to the memory of on
;, who had spent sixteen years in minis
tering to the spiritual needs of tn
Catholics of Mortified and HaZelwooC
e Many priests were prevented from a
tending by the unfavorable weathe
I possible to come from any great di:
i lance. The Mass was said by Fathe
II Gaughan of Minneapolis. Fathe
IL Meade, pastor of the parish, and hi
assistant Father Luby, acted as deaco
e and subdeacon, respectively, and tn
sermon was preached by Father Gil
:, bons of st. Paul, lifelong friend {
the deceased pastor, who paid toucl
e ing and welldeserved tribute to h
Epriestly zeal and devotion to duty.
t. MARSHALL: The pupils of st. Joseph
ii Academy, which is in charge of til
Is Sisters of ST. Joseph, will give pla
0, for the benefit of the new Church
lie the Holy Redeemer at the Barrymol
r Theatre on Monday afternoon ar
H. evening, February IA. The play is e
r. titled, (Which is Which"
v Hampton: The Rev. Plus Schmi
~ priest of the Archdiocese of st. Pat
of who spent the past three years
Austria, has returned and is the que
"a of friends at Hampton. During h
ar sojourn in Europe he experienced Il
privations consequent upon the co
ditions that prevail there as resu
o. of the war.
\. DTOCESE 0F FARGO