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

Practical Side of Literature before
the student body. The lecturers repu-
tatiOn as a Journalist of wide expert
ence and discriminating taste en-
HANGED the value Of the practical sug-
GeStions which he placed before his
bearers.
The Reverend J. NJ. Cleary, pastor
of the Church of the Incarnation, Min
nCapolis, delivered n lecture in the
.\ula MaXima OF the Seminary last
Tuesday evening under the auspices
of the Clerical Total Abstinence So
Ciety. The high reputation which
Father Cleary has as an advocate of
sane and practical temperance reform
made his address very interesting to
the student body.
College of ST. Thomas. The Rev
Crcnd John Dunphy, Vice President
of the College, delivered an address
before n large audience in Orchestra
Hall, Chicago, ON Friday evening,
March Il, on Three Great Saints OF
Ireland: Patrick, Bridget and COlumb-
kill" under the auspices of the Irish
Literary Society of Chicago.
The College authorities have been
notified that the annual military in
$pCctiOn will be conducted by Major
Mmroc Mcfarland Of the General
staff. The inspection will extend
over two days-May first and second.
Much interest is being manifested by
the students in the coming inspection,
for upon it depends the classification
of the College amongst the military
schools of the country. The College
hopes to he able to retain the place
among the honor military schools
which it won last year. \ place on
the list Of the first ten schools will
depend on the report sent to the War
Department by Major Mcfarland.
Church OF the Holy Redeemer:
Hereafter two Masses will be cele-
DRAFTED on Sunday i'll the Church of
the Holy RCdeemer, st. Paul, of which
Reverend II. Ciebattone is pastor A
Low Mass will be celebrated at
O'Clock, and at 10 O'Clock there will
be a High Mass and sermon. Sunday
school will begin at two o'clock in the
afternoon and will be followed by
BCuediction of the Blessed Sacrament
ut three O'Clock.
The Church Of st. Ambrose on
Bradley Street Will be served as
mission chapel by Father Ciebattone.
will In tI... dow
Each week Mass viii be celebrated on
SATURDAY.. morning AT :, nine ofcloc.x,t
followed by catechism fer the chill
drCn. On Sunday afternoon at half
past two o'clock there will be Sunday
school, followed by Bcnediction of the
BLESSED Sacrament and an instruc-
ton at four o'clock.
Hibcrnians Burn Mortgage: The
members of the Ancient Order of
Hibernians OF st. Paul celebrated ST.
Patrick's Day by burning the mort
gage on the property purchased a
year ago as a site for their new
clubhouse on Iglehart Avenue be-
tween Wabasha and st. Peter Streets.
The celebration took place at Hi
bcrnian Halls, aud addresses were de-
livcrcd by the Reverend G. +. Cremin
of st. Paul Seminary, r. J. Doyle,
state President, and a. J. Mccarthy,
County President.
Church of ST. Cecilia: A mission
conducted by the Passionist Fathers
is being held this week in the Church
of st. Cecilia, st. Paul, of which Rev
erend p. r. Cunningham is pastor.
The morning and evening services are
we'll attended, and the mission will
close next Sunday night.
Sister JubiIarianS: Last Sunday,
March 10, the Feast Of st. Joseph,
thirteen Sisters of the Congregation
of st. Joseph, of the province Of St.
Paul, commemorated the twCnty-ffth
anniversary of their religious life.
Only in few instances was the occa-
sion celebrated even III private way.
Guild of Catholic Women: The next
regular meeting Of the Department OF
Arts and Letters will be held at
the Angus, St Paul, on Monday
afternoon, March 81, at half past two
O'Clock \ paper on st. Edward the
Conrcssor (lO42-10GG)" viii be read
by Mrs. J. J. Gleason, and followed
by general discussion.
Church of st. Mark: ST. Mark S
Dramatic Club presented playlet
THE Tender Attachment" in the
parochial school auditorium last
Monday evening for the benefit OF
the Church of st. Mark, ST. Paul
under the direction of Mr.. w. W
Mcclure Music was furnished by al
orchestra directed by Professor PardC
of the College of st. Thomas.
Church of ST. Michael: The young
people of St MiclIaels parish, st
Paul, of which Reverend T., Q'Neill il
pastor; presented 1.-The Heart of thu
Shamrock" on the afternoon and even
ing of ST Patrick's Day at Pau
Martins Hall for the benefit of thu
Church. The affair was we'll patron
lied and proved a financial success.
Church of ST. Casimr: Tht Churcl
of st. CaSimir, st. Paul of which
the late Father Jajeski was pastor
FFNN. 4.