The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-04-07
MINNIE APOLiS.

Students Catholic Association: At
the regular meeting of the Associa-
ton on last Sunday Reverend William
Busch. Professor of History at st.
Paul Seminary, spoke on the Me
diaGyal Empire" The progress to-
wards, the medieval ideal of q uni
versal empire, embracing all Chris
tan nations, and it's partial attain
ment, was developed, and contrasted
with the intense spirit of nationalism
as it exists today. The musical num-
Der consisted of a whistling solo by
Miss Matte Huston.
The S. G. A. Seminar met last
Tuesday evening in the faculty par
lors Of Folwell Hall. The subject I'M
der discussion was Woman Suffrage,
it's relation to the home, and to the
government. The discussions were
lead by Miss Annette Reynaud, and
Mr. Timothy O'keefe. The next
meeting of the Association will be
held on Sunday, April Is.
Church of Our Lady of Lourdes:
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ton for Easter closed in this church
on Sunday, April 1. The exercises
were conducted by the Rev. A. Sorelle,
NJ. S., of Regina, Sask.
On Saturday, March 81, the Right
Reverend Mgr. Guillot, pastor of the
church, celebrated Solemn Requiem
Mass for the soul of Rev. 2. S. Dag
nault who was pastor of this parish
from 1884 to 1891, and who also built
the present parochial school. Rev. T.
BRAGG was deacon of the Mass, Rev.
A. Sorelle, NJ. S., subdeacon, and Rev.
H. BOerboOm, master of ceremonies.
Father Dagnault died recently at the
AleXian Hospital in Oshkosh, Wis.
De La Sale Institute: Great zeal
has thus far been exhibited by the
various classes in the work of the
Association of the Holy Childhood.
Up TO the present more than 500 has
been realized for this worthy object.
through the mouthly collections alone.
All the students, particularly those
of the class of IT, are CLOSELY watch
ing the results of the third quarterly
examinations, begun before the Easter
holidays. In the case of the seniors
success or failure in these tests deter
mines whether or not d fourth exam
nation is necessary.
On Tuesday morning Brother julius
of St Paul, addressed the graduating
class on THE Privilege and Respon-
sibilities of Young Manhood
The community was honored during
the past week by a short visit from
Brother Baldwin, Provincial of the ST.
Louis District.
Last Fridays session of the Senior
Literary Society did not fall below
the high standard set at previous
meetings. A story by Frank Hier-
holzer and political speech by Ray
mond Lahiff were the best numbers
on a varied and interesting program
Catholic Orphan Asylum for Boys:
On Easter Sunday there will be a
High Mass at $50. Rev. G. Cremin
will sing the Mass, and the boys choir
of twenty voices will render Concones
First Solemn Mass, under the direc-
ton Of Mr.. Francis A. Gonnella All
friends of the orphanage are invited
to be present. The following Sunday
the same choir will sing the Mass at
ten o'clock in the Church of the Holy
Name, of Minneapolis.
A, D. H.: The Hibernian meeting,
held in the auditorium of the Holy
Rosary Church March 70, proved to
be very successful affair. The place
was we'll filled and those who were
present were treated to a very good
program. There were many state of
ficers present and their addresses will
be long remembered. Speeches were
made also by prominent Hibernians of
this city. The musical program rem
dered was excellent. M. H. Cum
mings, who was instrumental in maxi