The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-03-25

Minneapolis, last Sunday evening at
eight o'clock for the first evening eX-
erciSes of the mission given by the
Dominican Fathers. Every available
foot of space in the body of the
church was occupied, the gallery was
filed and several rows of chairs were
placed III the wide sanctuary to ac-
commodate the worshippers. On Mon
day night and during the evening
services throughout the week the
numbers attending have been almost
equal to that of Sunday night. The
Dominican priests open the evening
devotions with a short catechetical in
struction which is followed by the
rosary. The sermon is then given
and the exercises are closed by Bene-
diction. In the morning there is
mission Mass at half past five o'clock
and another at eight, both followed by
an instruction. The church has been
we'll filled each morning at both
Masses. Next week the mems mis-
sion will be given and the order of
exercises will be about the same as
for the women.
The Amphion Club scored another
brilliant success in the presentation
of Peg O. My Heart" at the Shubcrt
theater on the night of st. Patrick's
festival. The house was packed to
the doors and several hundred had
TO DC turned away. Every member
of the cast, from Miss Gertrude Gold.
en- III the title role down to little
Michael" added to the keen aud
wholesome pleasure of the audience
i'll this delightful drama. About
$4,000 was realized for the funds OF
the parish. -.4
Church Of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel:
The Reverend j. A. Kern. assistant at
the Prof Cathedral of st. Mary, Mime
apolis, has been appointed pastor of
the Italian Church of Our Lady OF
Mt. Carmel in that city, in succession
to the Reverend A. Comparini, who
returned to Italy.
CeciIian Society: At the meet
ing OF the Cecilian Society Of Mime
apolis, which took place at the
residence of Mrs. Chute, 1924 Uni
vcrsity Avenue, S. E., on last Tues
day, March Il, the Reverend c. +.
McGinnis, Phi. D., Of the College of
ST. Thomas delivered an address on
What Music Owes to the Catholic
Church. IN addition to this a musical
program was rendered.
Church OF St, Lawrence: Two ST.
Patrick's Day programs for the bene-
fit of the Church of ST. Lawrence, Min
neapolis. which is in charge of the
Paulist Fathers, were presented on
March 17--one for the children in the
'afterRoen laHtF thc>'otllcr, for adults iii
the evening. The entertainments,
consisting OF musical and vocal num-
bers and an illustrated lecture on
IRELAND by Father O'Regan, G. S. p,
were given in the parish hall, Twelfth
Avenue and Seventh Street, S. L.
Church Of St. Relena: The Rever-
end Michael O'Brien, pastor of the
Church Of st. Thomas, Minneapolis,
delivered the st. Patrick's day address
at the literary and musical entertain
ment given under the auspices Of the
Church of st. Helena in that city ON
March II.
Catholic Students Association: At
next Sundays meeting of the Catholic
Students Association Of the Univer-
&ity Of Minnesota, the Reverend J. J.
Deyery, G. S. T., Chaplain of the AS
sociation, will deliver lecture on
Louis PaSteur, the Great French
Scientist" and Miss Clara McCauley
of st. Paul will give program of
songs.
Church of ST. Elizabeth: A three,
act drama entitled, "a Girls Secret,
was given in the auditorium OF st.
Elizabeth'S parish, Minneapolis, of
which Reverend H. Scherer is pastor,
OH March II. The program was under
the direction of the Girls Dramatic
Club of the parish and the rehearsals
were conducted by Miss Rose Zerwas
Musical selections were given during
the intermissions by Miss Duggan
and Miss Oversen.
Searles: The tenth anniversary OF
ST. Johns Church, of which Reverend
J. Il. Soda is pastor, was apprOprl
atcly celebrated on Sunday, March 10
| On that occasion d five days mission
was opened under the direction of the
Reverend Sabinus Mollitor, O. L. NJ.
Of the Sacred Heart Church, st
Paul The high altar was recently
| decorated and the funds therefor
were furnished by st. Johns Society
West Newton: A two-story frame
school and Sisters residence will bt
erected during the year for the par
ish of st. George, of which the Rev
erend f. Pozek is pastor. The struc
tuFe will cost about 100000 and will
be L-shaped; the part to be used foI
school purposes will be 26 by 60 fee
and the Sisters residence % by 3:
feet. Room for winter chapel vii
be provided in the basement. Th'
contract for the building will b,
awarded next month and the Worl
will begin as soon as the frost is GU
of the ground
Faribaut: The members of TIN