The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-10-27
ARCHDIOCESE Of ST. PAUL
ST. PAUL.

ST. PAUL.
Combinations Held: During the
past two months Right Reverend
Bishop Trobec has administered the
Sacrament of Confirmation in various
parishes in the Archdiocese. Besides
the places already chronicled in this
column, the following is list of
other places, with the number of can
didates. and the offerings made to-
wards chapels in the new Cathedral.
Veseli, 101 candidates; offering $4,000.
Lonsdale, 1873 candidates; offering
$4,000. New Prague, 2S0 candidates,
of whom one was convert; offering
$4,000. Heidelberg, "a candidates;
Offering $500. Lexington, so candi-
dates, of whom one was convert;
Offering $4,000. All the above offerings
were made towards the chapel of IS.
Cyril and Methodius.
At New Ulm there were 1927 candi-
dates, of whom seven were converts;
offering $4,000. Nicollet and missions,
1928 candidates, including two converts;
Offering $4,000 Newmarket, 1872 can
didates; offering $500. The above
offerings were for the chapel of st.
Boniface.
At Marysburg there were confirmed
AZ candidates, including one convert;
offering $3.50. Cleveland, % candi-
dates, including four converts; offering
$1075 Cedar Lake, 80 candidates;
offering $4,000 These offerings were
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The Tabernacle Society: On Friday
afternoon, October 26, 2 p. NJ, the
Tabernacle Society held the monthly
meeting in their rooms, at the Royal
Arcanum Hall, Lowry Building. Rev.
r. f. Cullen, from the Pro-Cathedral,
MINNEAPOLIS, addressed the members.
Guild of Catholic Women: The
Arts and Letters department of the
Guild will have its first meeting OF
the season at 2:30 p NJ, Saturday,
October q, in the parlors of the Guild
hall, 215 Nelson avenue. Mrs. Nellie
Burke, the outgoing chairman, will in
troduce Mrs. J. w. Bishop, the new
chairman. Rev. William Busch, pro-
lessor of history at st. Pauls semi
nary, will speak. A social hour will
follow.
Church of ST. Mary: At the annual
election of officers of st. Mary s
Cadets held last Sunday in the paro-
chial school the following were elected
for the coming year: President, Jesse
LeClair; President, VIM. Shee'
han; Secretary, Homer Kramer;
Treasurer, Thomas Flaherty. The
cadets hold their meetings on the
third Sunday of the month and re-
ceive Holy Communion in a body on
the first Friday and the fourth Sunday
of every month.
Homer Kramer, pupil of the eighth
grade in ST. Mary's school, had the
honor of securing the largest sub
scription to the Liberty Loan last
Monday, the first day of the Boy
Scouts campaign, when he signed the
st. Paul Rubber Company for $4,000
bond. He also secured a subscription
from Mayor Irwin. When he came tc
ceived a rousing welcome from teach
ers and pupils, and especially from
the members of his class all of whom
congratulated him on his success. He
is a member of the class which will
graduate next June.
Church of ST. Patrick: The annua
III Of off Of no
Sodality took place in the school hal
after the $3.50 Mass, Sunday, October
twenty-first The following officers
were elected: President, Claire
Flynn; Secretary, Catherine O'Neil
Treasurer, Irene Baxter. The mem
bers receive Holy Communion on the
third Sunday of the month and theil
meeting is held the same Sunday.
Church of st. COLUMBIA: A brancl
of the Society for the Propagation o
the Faith, was established in this par
ish on Sunday, October 81, by tn
Diocesan Director, Rev. James A
Byrnes, ST. Paul Seminary. Though
the parish is still in it's infancy tn
pastor and people alike have givel
themselves with great zeal to the worl
of offering assistance to Foreign Mis-
sionary Priests and Sisters, convince'
that in so doing they would insure tn
abundant blessings of God upon thei
own parochial undertakings. At
well\ attended meeting held in tn
afternoon of the same day for the pun
pose of perfecting plans of organize
ton, nearly forty men and wome
signified a desire to become promo
ers. Their activities will be directe
by Mr.. C. L. Klapproth, 1911 Va
Buren, Street, parochial secretary {
the branch.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Pro-cathedral of ST. Mary: TIL
Pro-Cathedral Unit of the Red eros