The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-03-23
ARCHDIOCESE Of ST. PAUL
ST. PAUL.

Seminarians, under the direction OF
Rev. A. Ziskovsky. Rev. f. Missia
will direct the music.
Wednesday Evening: Tenebrae will
be sung by the Seminarians; the SER
mon will be by Rev. ]. c. Harrington.
Thursday: Bishop Trobec will pom
tifcate at the Mass and will bless the
oils at 10 o'clock. Tenebrae and ser
mon by Rev. Thomas Keane, in the
evening.
Friday: Bishop Trobec will pontifi-
cate. Mass of the Pre-Sanctified will
be sung at 8 o'clock. There will be
Tenebrae, and a sermon by Rev. }.
Cullinan in the evening.
Saturday: Blessing of the fire will
begin at 1870 a. m. and Mass at
O'clock.
Easter Sunday: Bishop Trobec will
pontifcate, and Rev. Lawrence Ryan
will preach the sermon.
Confessions will be heard on Thurs
day afternoon and evening.
Cretin High School: The Annual
Senior Glass Play will take place on
Wednesday, April 10, at the Metropol-
itan Opera House. This year the mem
beers of the class have The Theoso-
phist" as the vehicle for displaying
their histrionic ability. The advance
seat sale is highly encouraging. In
fact, it would seem that by April l the
entire house will have been sold out.
Twelve hundred tickets have been dis
posed of already.
The Junior Bee" and The Sophie
more A." two class papers issued
weekly by the members OF the Junior
"B" and the Sophomore a. classes
respectively, are influences for good
among the pupils of the School. Never
before, perhaps, has such a spirit Of
LOYALTY to Cretin been displayed as is
manifested by the present student
body. Great credit must be given the
two class publications for this healthy
spirit.
On the afternoon of March 10 st.
Patrck's Day entertainment was held
before the student body in the Assem-
bly, hall of the school. Stereopticon
views, recitations, vocal selections and
orchestral numbers furnished an IN
teresting program.
Tabernacle Society: The regular
monthly meeting was held Friday
afternoon, March %, at the Royal
Arcanum Hall. Rev. Francis T.
Burns, Chaplain at Fort Smelling,
addressed the society.
The Exposition of the Blessed
Sacrament will open with Mass at
$50 in the Pro-Cathedral, Wednes-
day, April 3, with Benediction and
Sermon at p. m.
Church of St. Mary: The cere-
monies peculiar to Holy Week will
begin in st. Mary's Church with the
blessing and distribution of Palms be-
fore the late Mass next Sunday. In
the evening there will be the usual
Lenten deyotions.
The Office of Tenebrae will be
chanted on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday evenings at a quarter to eight
O'Clock, and will be followed by a
sermon appropriate to the occasion
On Holy Thursday and Good Friday
the services in the morning will be
Gin at nine o'clock, and on Holy
Saturday at eight o'clock. On Holy
Thursday the Blessed Sacrament viii
be borne in procession to the altar
of repose after Mass, and vii be left
there for public alteration until the
following morning when the Mass OF
the Pre-Sanctified will be celebrated
The services on Holy Saturday viii
begin with the blessing of the pascha
fire. followed by the reading Of the
Prophecies, the blessing OF Easter
water and of the baptismal font. The
late Mass on Easter Sunday will be
Solemn High Mass, at which specia
music will be rendered by the chol
under the direction of Miss Elsie M
Shave.
st. Luke's Court, C. o. F.: The fol
lowing are the newly elected officer
of st. Luke's Court, c. o. F. No. $50
who were elected at the meeting
Wednesday evening, March 10, in tn
Odd Fellows Temple: Chief Ranger
Nellie McColl; Vice Chief Ranger
Stella CARING; Recording Secretar!
Mary Fraser; Financial Secretary
Mrs. D. H. Keefe, Treasurer, Mrs. "
Murray; Trustees, Mrs. H. Rochelle
Mrs. N. Andring and Harriet Fraser
Conductor, Mrs. NJ. Coffey; Medicf
Examiner, DR.. Robert Burns.
Church of ST. Mark: The st. Mark
War Savings Society has been organ
lied in this parish. The intention
10 enroll 1000 members. Speci;
nledge cards have been distributed
every member of the congregation
Plans have been made to ensure tn
success of the movement.
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
A mission lasting one week will
given in this Church, White Bear Av
cor Ames Ave-, Hazel Park. 1t wi
be conducted by the Dominican +
theirs in charge of Rev. ]. B.. Hegart
II will commence at the half-past te
o'clock Mass Sunday morning, Marc
"a There will be sermon and dev
ticns every morning and evening du
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