The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-09-29
ARCHDIOCESE Of ST. PAUL
ST. PAUL.

the sacrament OF COnnrIndlloH dS loi-
lows: September 80, at Waverly;
October 1, at Forest City; October 2,
at Darwin; October 3, at MonteVldeo
Tin the mornings October 4, Rem
vile.
Cathedral: The subject of the
sermon next Sunday evening will be-,
The Love of Our Enemies.
College of st. Thomas: The Col
lege authorities are collecting data re-
garding the number of St Thomas
students and alumni who have entered
the Army and Navy. In every branch
of the military and naval services the
College is numerously represented.
Former students are urged to send in
formation which will be of service in
compiling a roster of ST. Thomas men
who have Joined the colors. Owing to
the fact that the alumni are scattered
far and wide it is not expected that
complete lists can be procured. 1t is
certain, however, that with the infor-
nation already in hand, and with the
data which will be accumulated in the
near future, the College will be in pos
session of roll of honor of which any
school may be justly proud.
Captain McNeal has taken measures
to organize in the College senior
unit of the Reserve officers Training
Corps, which has been authorized by
the Secretary of War. Special mill
tary classes have been opened for
students who intend to compete for
commissions in the Army, and also for
former students who already have
commissions in the Reserve Officers
Corps. but are awaiting assignment to
their regiments.
ST. Joseph's Academy: Right Rev
erend John Carroll, Bishop of Helena,
Mont, conducted the retreat for the
students of the Academy which began
Monday morning of this week and
closed Thursday. Nearly four hun
dred girls were in attendance at the
exercises.
cretin High SCHOOL,: The school
dents, one hundred and twenty OF
these being freshmen. 1t is the larg-
est enrolment of high school stu
dents in the history of Cretin. The
first fourth year class is making
strenuous efforts to set high stand
ard of scholastic work. French has
been added to the course of studies.
Brother George, one of last years
professors at the Christian Brothers
college, at st; Louis, is the teacher;
Fathers Harrington and Cullinan OF
the Cathedral, are also teaching at
the school.
College of ST. Catherine: The Col.
lege of ST. Catherine was formally
opened on Wednesday, September ~,
with a Mass in honor OF the Holy
Ghost. offered in the Jeanne Dare
auditorium by the Rev. ]. Crowley OF
ST. Vincent's Church, St. Paul. Fol-
lowing the Mass Father Crowley de-
livered brief sermon on Student
Ideals"
Mrs. George Slade addressed the
Student Body on Wednesday, Septem-
Der &c, on the Catholic Unit OF the
Red Cross. Mrs SHADES fine enthu-
siasm was an inspiration to the young
women, and on Friday afternoons,
the date given to the College of st.
Catherine, there will be large rep
resentation from the college present
to help in the good work
Church of ST. Cecilia: Rev. J. G.
DOYLE, pastor of this parish, ST. An
thony Park, is making preparations
to erect a forty foot flag pole on the
church grounds. The flag will be
raised and dedicated Sunday after
noon, September 80, at 3 o'clock.
Hon. C. d. O'Brien will speak, and
SQUAD of soldiers from Company L,
First Minnesota Infantry, together
with the regimental band, will furnish
the military color for the occasion.
The ladies of the parish will serve
lunch for the soldiers at the conclu-
sion of the ceremony.
Church of ST. Mark: The st.
Marks Church Usher club gave
social last Wednesday evening. After
a business meeting lot purchased
by the club last spring, was pre-
scented to one of the members.
Church of st. Luke: A two weeks
mission will open in this church, be-
ginning Sunday, September 80. The
first week will be for the women. The
exercises will be under the direction
of two Dominican Fathers from Min
neapolis.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Church of SIS. Cyril and Methodius:
On Sunday, September 80, the new
church for the Slovanians, in North
east Minneapolis, will be dedicated.
I'M, r,sr,S will hp Confirmation in the