The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-11-17
ARCHDIOCESE of ST. PAUL
ST. PAUL.

Der A, the Right Reverend Bishop
Trobec administered the Sacrament of
Confirmation in the Church of st.
Mary, at Waverly A class of 1l9
candidates, of whom ten were con-
verts, was confirmed An offering OF
$500 was made towards the chapel
of the Blessed Virgin in the new
Cathedral So ~ fig
Bishop Trobec confirmed class of
ia candidates in the Church of st.
Stanislaus, st. Paul, on Sunday, No
vember IL. An offering of $4,000 was
made for the chapel of IS. Cyril and
Methodius in the new Cathedral.
Confirmation Date: Right Reverend
Bishop Trobec will administer the
Sacrament of Confirmation, and will
dedicate the new church at Buffalo,
Minnesota, on Sunday, November Is.
Cathedral: The subject of the ser
q mon next Sunday evening will be,
Sins Against Hope
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meeting of ST. Paul Court No. 50,
Catholic Order of Foresters, will be
held on the first and third Fridays
of each month at Odd Fellows Tenn
pie, 156 West Ninth street, opposite
the Assumption Church. The install
lation of officers took place on Friday
evening of last week.
X. of c. Fund: Grand Knight Jo-
seph L. Murphy of Hennepin- Mime
apolis Council of the Knights of Co
lumbus and ]. E. Berry of st. Paul
Council are engaged in touring the
state in behalf of the Knights of CO.
lumbus Soldiers Welfare fund. They
will visit and speak at all the larger
cities and towns of the state to urge
contributions to the worthy project
the knights have undertaken. 1t is
expected that the efforts Of these two
, campaigners both of whom are good
speakers will result in greatly in
creased activity among the members
in building up the fund.
Ramsey County A. o. H.: In re-
Spouse to the cards of invitation sent
out generally to the membership OF
the Ancient Order of Hibernians OF
Ramsey county, over two hundred
and fifty members assembled at the
meeting held November 5, at st. Paul
to consider the affairs of the Hlper-
MAN Halls Association. The Assocla-
ton was organized several years ago
for the purpose of taking steps to
erect a central building for the ac-
commodation of all the divisions OF
St. Paul. In addition to four or five
meeting rooms the building was IN
tended to be provided with GYM
nasium, auditorium, rest room, and
other clubhouse features. For TINS
purpose a plot of land consisting OF
two building lots was purchased. 1t
is located on Iglehart avenue ABOUT
two blocks from the State capitol
The original purchase price was ST.
600. all of which has been paid. 1t IS
estimated that land is now worth $l5,-
600. There is a small tenement on
the premises which brings IN enough
in rentals to keep the taxes pald on
+he nroperty. These facts were
brought out in the report of the sec
rotary, Mr.. M. ]. Moran, covering the
past two years. T. j. Kelliher presld-
ed and contributed to the discussion
of the affairs of the organization. AS
a result of the debate resolution
was passed to bring up the matter
of securing building fund, before
the next meeting of the Ramsey
County Council. 1t was suggested
that the Council might order levy
upon each member of the order IN
the county as nucleus for the larger
sum which is to be raised. other
measures, too, are on foot to get the
necessary financial support for the
scheme, which it is now apparent is
about to eliminate in a successful
venture that will rebound to the cred
# of Ramsey County Hibernians.
KNIGHTS of Columbus: On Tuesday
evening, November 20, the second
degree will be exemplified at meet.
ing to be held in the knights OF Co
lumbus Hall.
Wednesday evening, November q
Mr.. Marcel Knecht will deliver an
illustrated lecture on the Effort OF the
Peasants of France in the Present
War. This lecture will be held in the
KNIGHTS of Columbus Hall, 100 Smith
avenue, and will be free to the pub
lie. Mr.. Knecht is general delegate
of the French National Committee
created in France by the French Gov
eminent to make known the EFFORTS OF
France and her allies. Mr.. knecht Is
one of the best known journalists ane
nublicists in France. After serving
several months on the front, he was
disabled, and then sent to this country
TO help strengthen the relations be
tween America and France. He is
associate editor of the Matin, great
French newspaper. Another speaker
will be Rev. Marcel Souris, a French
army chaplain, whom the government
in France looks upon as one of thu
nations greatest heroes. Father
Souris win speak in French.
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