The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-09-15
ARCHDIOCESE Of ST. PAUL
ST. PAUL.

0uuudy SNChlIS VIII w
THE Love of God"
mission to last two weeks will
begin in this church on October H.
1t will be conducted by the Dominican
Fathers.
The parochial school opened with
a very large attendance. The pros
poets are most promising for very
successful year.
ST. Paul Seminary: The students
of the Seminary have returned to
their studies for another year. Up to
last Tuesday the rolls showed the
registration of 206 students. re-
treat will be given next week, begin
ming on Monday and closing on Satur-
day. The exercises will be conducted
by Right Reverend John P. Carroll,
Bishop of Helena, Montana. At the
close of the retreat Bishop Carroll
will confer the diaconate on the mem
bers of the fourth year class, number
ing about twenty young men.
Christ Child Society: A meeting of
the Christ Child Society was held at
2:3O D. m. last Monday at Wilder
building, st. Paul. Rev. Lawrence F.
Ryan and Mrs. W. ]. O'Toole address
ed the meeting on social service and
Red Cross work.
Guild of Catholic Women: The
postponed September meeting of the
in no n
the Wilder building at 2:30 p. m. last
Tuesday Rev. T. A. WEIGH addressed
the meeting. Mrs. George T. Slade
and Mrs. J. B. Meagher talked on Red
Cross work.
The Guild Hall board met with its
chairman, Mrs. w. A. Hardenburgh,
at her summer home in Dellwood, on
Wednesday. Mrs. C. L. Haas has been
appointed chairman of the social COM
mittee of the Guild.
On Tuesday, September %, the
Catholic Infant Home, Rondo and
Grotto streets, will be formally open
ed to the public, and all Twin Cities
people interested in the home. will
have an opportunity to see what has
ned for the future. A program is
being arranged by Mrs. Ann Bristol
president, and Mrs. M. J. McFadden,
Yice-president of the Home.
The Hospital Committee of the
Guild gave the tubercular patients at
the City Hospital treat last Thurs
day afternoon from two to half past
p
ried the fifty patients and nurses to a
picnic supper at Como Park, and the
beautiful drive covered Fort Smelling
Minnehaha Park, Minneapolis and St
Paul River drives, Summit and Lex
ington Avenues, and Como Park. Sup
per was served by the Hospital Com
mittee and their friends. Forty-five
patients, unable to take the drive, were
given a treat of ice cream and cake.
Red Cross Units: The following
parishes have organized Red Cross
auxiliary units since August 10: st.
Cecilia, st. Marks, ST. Stanislaus, AS
sumption, ST. James, st. Demands, st.
Agnes, Sacred Heart, ST. Vincents, st.
Francis de Sales, st. Louis, ST.
MichaePs, ST. Andrews, st. Johns on
Dayton's Bluff, st. Columba's. The
Teachers Group of Catholic Women,
the Catholic Guild of Cathedral Par
ish, and the Ancient Order of Hiber-
mans also have organized
Church of St. Ambrose: The Church
of ST. Ambrose, on Bradley Street,
will be re-opened for divine service
next Sunday, September 16. The build
ing has been renovated and is now in
first-class condition. Mass will be
celebrated every Sunday morning at
nine o'clock for the benefit of the
Italian families living in that neigh
borhood. Immediately after Mass
there will be Sunday school for the
Italian children. A catechism class
will be organized next Sunday under
the direction of two Sisters of St
Joseph from ST. Agatha's Conserva
tory: and an effort will be made tc
reach all the Italian children in that
vicinity who have not made their
first Communion or Confirmation. The
services Will U0 III VI IhS
priests of ST. Mary's parish within the
limits of which st. Ambrose Church
is located.
Church of st. Andrew: Last Tuesday
evening a number of representative
men of the parish met at the residence
of the pastor, Rev. T. A. Printon, t.
discuss the building program. Plans
for a combination church and schoo
have been prepared, and they me
with the enthusiastic approval of al
those who viewed them. The new
building will be erected along TIL
most practical and serviceable lines
including a good sized sub-auditoriun
for social and club purposes. TIL
present parochial residence will b
moved back on Chatsworth street, an
the new structure will stand on Argyll
street. The large property, in tn
form of a semi-circle facing Com
Park, is ideally located for the pull
nose for which it will be used. Wor
on the new building will begin in tn
near future.