The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-04-01

Reverend Archbishop preached the
sermon at the eleven o'clock Mass on
Sunday, March &c, taking as the sub
ject of his discourse, Mortal Sim"
st. Joseph's Academy: The an
nual retreat opened on Wednesday
morning, March -, and closed the
following Saturday morning. 1t was
attended by three hundred high
school pupils. The exercises were
held in the convent chapel, and were
under the direction of the Rev, t. e.
Cullen, pastor of the Pro-Cathedral
of st. Mary, Minneapolis.
College of st. Catherine: During
the week Professor Pousette-Dart,
Director of the Art Department of
the College, reviewed the work of the
art students for the first quarter, and
awarded highest honors to Miss Helen
Nolan for oil portrait; to the Misses
Margaret Campion, Marie Rehse and
Helen Nolan for oil landscapes; to
Geneva Sencschal and Jean Sheron
Tor charcoal portrait; and to Miss
Helen Nolan for second year Normal
work. ITonors for the first year Nor.
nal work were divided equally among
the members of the class.
The senior academic class of the
College will give a matinee on April 8
and s, for the benefit of the class fund.
The program will consist of readings,
toll
dered by the Misses Stockwell, Pate,
Denny and O'Brien. A one-act COM
edy, The Kleptomaniac,' by Margaret
Cameron will be presented by the
members Of the class of 1916.
x. of c. Lecture: Last Tuesday
evening, March %, Professor ROhan
of Marquette University, Milwaukee,
Wis, gave an illustrated lecture on
Rome, Ancient and Modern before
the members of st. Paul Council,
knights of Columbus, and their
friends in the auditorium of the club
house on Smith Avenue. There was
large attendance, and the lecture
was greatly appreciated. The large
number of beautiful slides shown by
the lecturer added greatly to the in.
terest which his description of the
temples and monuments of the Eter'
nal City evoked. .s.
Hbernians at Communion: Nearly
eight hundred members of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians and of the
Ladies' Auxiliary of st. Paul were
present in a body at the nine o'clock
Mass in the Cathedral last Sunday
March 2G, and received Holy Com
munion. Before the Mass they
assembled i'll the Cathedral, School
and marched four abreast to the Cath
edral and occupied the seats reserved
for them. The Mass was celebrated
by the Rev. 7. A. Keane, and the ser
mon preached by Father Finley. -Four
priests assisted the celebrant in dis
tributing Holy Communion. Aftel
the Mass the members diSbanded al
the Cathedral. In addition to those
who received Holy Communion in Z
body at the nine o'clock Mass many
approached the altar rail at the
or in their parish churches. 1t il
estimated that altogether about nine
hundred went to Holy Communion.
Requiem for Mr.. MuIry: On Satur
day morning, March %, at eigh
o'clock, the Holy Sacrifice of the Mas;
was offered up i'll the Cathedral o
Tn, FL, nf
OF the late Thomas A. Mulry of New
York, President of the Superior
Council of the st. Vincent de Pau
Society. The Mass was celebrated
by Father Reardon and was attended
by the leading members of the st
Vincent de Paul Society of this city
Church of ST. Mark: Rev. c. F
Cremin of the st. Paul Seminar,
delivered an address on Irish Foil
Lore" at ST. Marks parochial schoo
hall, st. Paul, last Monday evening
March q, under the auspices of tn
Mems Club of the parish. The meet
ing was we'll attended and the lectur
proved interesting and instructive
Legends which had their origin lon
before the time of st. Patrick an
which have been handed down froI
generation to generation with more o
less establishment were retOld b
Father Cremin and some of til
customs and superstitions which forr
part of Irish folk lore were explained
Guild of Catholic Women: TIL
monthly meeting of the eXecutiv
board of the Guild of Catholic Wome
will be held in the Wilder Chart
Building, st. Paul, on Saturday, Apr
J., at ten o'clock. Next Monday aftel
noon at two o'clock the annual ele'
tion of officers will taae place in til
Auditorium of the Wilder Building
On that occasion an address will b
delivered by Mr.. James c. Nolal
President of the Particular Council {
the ST. Vincent de Paul Society.
South ST. Paul: On Sunday, Mare
10, the members of the Ancient Orde
of IIibernians received Holy Con
munion in a body at the eight o'cloc
Mass in the Church of st. Augustin
The Mass was celebrated by the pa
tor, Rev. H. G. Mccall, who ais
preached sermon on the purpose
of the organization. After Mas