The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-10-06
ARCHDIOCESE Of ST.PAUL
ST. PAUL.

erend Bishop Trobec will administer
the sacrament of Confirmation as fol-
lows; October Z, at New Ulm; Octo-
Der 8, at Nicollet and missions; Octo-
Der 10, at Marysburg, in the morning,
and at Cleveland in the afternoon;
October II, at Newmarket; OCTOBER
u, at Veseli; October Is, at Lonsdale.
Cathedral: The subject of the SER
mon next Sunday evening will be, "On
Almsgiving."
College of st. Thomas: Now that
the stucoo work of the new Chapel
has been completed and the scaffold-
ing removed, the lines of the nave and
Sanctuary may be seen in all their
grace. They carry an impression of
beauty and dignity which make the
st. Thomas Chapel unique among the
college chapels of the country. A ter
race which is being graded for the
structure helps to bring out the line
lines of the exterior Plans to fur
nish the Chapel are well under way.
The main altar will not be in place for
SOIuS luOuIIS, O"IIIS W IIiC uClos IL
importing the Carrara marbles which
will be used in it's construction. The
pews will be installed towards the end
of this month. Specifications for the
pipe organ are under consideration,
and the contract for the instrument
will be placed within a few days.
During the week Most Reverend
now1U
pointed Papal Delegate to Australia,
visited the College. He was much in
terested in the new Chapel, with
which he expressed himself deeply
pleased.
The Guild of Catholic Women: The
regular monthly meeting of the Guild
was held last Monday afternoon, at
2:3O, in the Wilder Building. Rev.
Lawrence Ryan gave very interest
ing talk on the activities of the Guild,
and urged the ladies to be especially
active during the coming winter, and
to assist the needle work department
in the good work of remodeling as
we'll as making new garments for the
needy. Service" Father Ryan said,
''is the watch-word of the hour, and
what is needed mostly in all branches
of charity is cooperation Mrs r. A.
Walsh, president, urged the ladies OF
the Guild to assist in the liberty loan
campaign which will soon be inaugu-
rated
Mrs. Charles L. Haas has been ap-
pointed social chairman OF the Guild.
Delegates to the convention Of the
State Federation of Womens Clubs
at Mankato, which opened last Tues
day and was in session until Thursday,
are Mrs R. A. Walsh, Mrs R. j.. O. Con-
nell and Mrs. E. ]. Clasen.
Church of ST. Michael: A mission
will open in this church on Sunday,
October T. The exercises will be con-
Quoted by Father Eugene and Father
Raphael of the Passionists. The first
week will be for the women and the
second for the men.
Church of ST. Mark: A lecture and
musical entertainment, under the
auspices of the Sacred Heart League
was given on Friday, October 5, at
8:15 p. NJ, in the school hall. Rev
James Donahoe, of Minneapolis, deliv
cred a lecture on The Moral Effects
of the War"
Christ Child Society: The Christ
Child Society has been asked to co
operate with the Chaplains' Aid Asso
citation in the following plan: As
Christmas will be dreary for our sol
diers abroad, it is proposed to sent
them Christmas packets through the
chaplains at the front, as Christmas
message from the children of America
in the name of the Christ Child. The
packets will consist of a small bag
10 by II inches, closing with draw
string and made of jean or othe
heavy material. These bags to contain
articles as follows: Dried fruit Gigs
dates, prunes), candies, chewing gum
beef extract, colored pocket handkeI
chiefs, safety razor, hard peppermints
chocolate metal mirror, pipe and to
bacco.
The Christ Child Society will hol
a business meeting and the election O
officers on Monday, Oct. 8, at 3:45 I
m. in the Wilder building. All men
bers are urgently requested to be pres
ent. Plans for the winters work vii
be made.
Church of st. Adalbert: The Rev
James "A Byrnes, Diocesan Directo
of~the Society for the Propagation c
the Faith, introduced the subject {
Catholic Foreign Missions to the pei
pie of the parish on Sunday, Septen
Der 80. well attended and enthu
iastic meeting of the members of tn
congregation was held in the afte
noon of the same day. More than TO
ty-fiye men and women signifed the
desire to serve as promoters; the
activities will be directed by the Re
Peter Roy Fpastor of the parish, an
Rev. Stanislaus Julkowski, assistant
MINNEAPOLIS.