The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-11-03

ISAoate interest IN that blessed cause
Although the st. Luke's Branch has
been in existence less than a year, ths
magnificent sum of $1,32S.25 has al
ready gone from this parish to the
missionary field for the spread of the
Gospel among heather and pagan PEG.
pie. Mrs. j. ]. Ahern, 909 Dayton
Ave-, is the parochial secretary.
Guild of Catholic Women: The reg
4 ular monthly meeting of the Guild OF
Catholic Women will be held Monday,
November 5, at 2:30 p. m. in the Wild.
er building. Very Rev. H. Moynihan,
OF st. Thomas College, will address
the Guild on Women's Work in Char
liable Organizations. The members of
the Minneapolis League of Catholic
women will be guests of the Guild at
the Monday meeting. The ladies of
the Guild collected $4,000 in Liberty
Loan Bonds and sold 112 separate
bonds. The membership committee
received applications for ten new
members last week from the ladies of
the Blessed Sacrament parish at Hazel
Park.
Mrs. R. A. Walsh, President, will
represent the Guild at a conference
in Chicago, on November 10 and H..
to organize National Catholic Wom-
ems Charitable Organization.
Church of st. Cecilia: A bazaar
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on Thursday, November s, in the
afternoon and evening. Dinner will
be served from 5: 80 P. M. There will
| also be a number of booths.
Church of ST. Andrew: A bazaar
will be held in the parish hall the
week of November 12-17. The vari-
Gus parochial units are striving in
friendly but earnest rivalry to outdo
one another in contributing to the ul-
| innate success of the undertaking
Many special and novel features are
being prepared for the occasion.
Ancient Order of Hibernians: At
recent meeting of the Directors of
the Hibernian Halls Association it was
decided to call mass meeting of all
the members of the Hibernians and
the Ladies' Auxiliary of Ramsey
County, to discuss ways and means
for making the Hibernian Home en-
| terprise a great success Prominent
clergymen and officers of the Order
will speak on the occasion, and short
program of entertainments will be
presented. The meeting will be held
at Hibernian Halls on Monday even
ing, November 5. 1t is hoped that
fresh impetus will be given the prof.
ect as a result of this meeting.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Pro-Cathedral of St. Mary: $500
was the total. amount. subscribed in
the Liberty Loan campaign by the pu-
pills of the school, $500 having been
subscribed after the reports were OBJ
tanned by the daily press. The sub
scription of the eleven parochial
schools of the city was approximately
$22 900.
During the month of November spe-
cial efforts will be made to promote
| the practice of frequent Communion,
by setting aside each week for the
Communions of particular class in
the parish. The first week, beginning
on Sunday, November 4, will be for
the men of the parish; the second.
for the married women, the third, for
| the young women, and the fourth, for
the children. Breakfast will be served
each morning after the seven o'clock
Mass in the cafeteria of the school,.
The Masses weekday are at 6, Z, 8
and 8 o'clock.
The Athletic Club is formulating
it's schedule of games and sports for
the winter. The gymnasium will be
| for the exclusive use of the girls on
| Monday evenings. Their first even
ing, on Monday of this week, brought
large number together and created
much enthusiasm over the prospects
for pleasant and profitable season.
st. Vincent de Paul Society: The
Particular Council of the St. Vincent
de Paul Society will hold a meeting
on November 4, in the Pro-Cathedral
school hall. The delegates from the
Louisville Convention will make their
report.
Church of the Holy Name: Novem.
Der Is, 16 and II are dates fixed for
the bazaar for which all in the parish
have been preparing for some time
past. The women of the parish are
pusily sewing and quilting and the
committees in charge of booths are
reporting much success in gathering
articles with which to stock them
The young people of The Holy Name
Society, the Philo Club, the Altar So
ciety and the Ladies' Guild will each
have a BOOTH The bazaar will open
Thursday evening, November Is, with
a big supper for everyone.
Church of the incarnation: The ca
diets of the parish school have elected
the following officers for their mill
tary company: Captain, Jerome Kel
lily; senior lieutenant, Reginald Nutter;
junior lieutenant, Lawrence McLaugh
lin; first sergeant, James Ward. The
other nOrl-comn1iSsioned officers vii