The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-02
artists. Proceeds from the affair will
be for the building fund of the new
church.

church.
Victory Girls: Mrs. R. Walsh is
state chairman of the Victory Girls
Mrs. w. ]. Logue is diocesan chair.
man. The local diocesan chairmen
are: For Minneapolis, Mrs. e. c. Lar.
penteur, Mrs. ]. E. Russell, Mrs. G. H
Beattie; for st. Paul, Mrs. O. H.
| O'Neill, vice chairman. Miss Agatha
Hynes is on the st. Paul committee.
Chairman of st. Luke's parish, Mrs.
H. Vergosen; st. Mary's parish, Mrs
]. E. O'Brien.
Church of ST. Luke: The Young
Ladies Sodality will hold it's regular
meeting in the school hall Wednes-
day evening, November 6. Rev. C. F.
| Cremin of the st. Paul Seminary will
entertain the young ladies with some
of his Irish folklore. The program
will begin promptly at eight o'clock.
All the members are urged to attend.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Pro-CathedraI of ST. Mary: The in
struction classes for non-CathOlics
were resumed last Tuesday evening
by the pastor, Rev. Thomas E. Cullen,
after two weeks of delay occasioned
by the closing orders of the health de-
partment. The evenings on which the
classes meet have been changed to
Tuesday and Friday, which correspond
with the working evenings of the Red
Cross units. The class meets in the
school hall. Father Cullen has ar
ranged for special devotions during
the month of November and has urged
the men of the parish particularly to
take part in these devotions. In or
der to increase the number of daily
communicates the pastor has asked
the women of the Rosary Society to
serve breakfast every morning in the
sub-auditorium of the church from sew
en- o'clock on.
On Saturday, November 2, the
Masses will be celebrated every half
hour from six o'clock until the Solemn
Requiem Mass at ten o'clock.
st. Vincent de Paul: A meeting of
the Particular Council of ST. Vincent
de Paul Society for the City of Mime
apolis will be held on Sunday, Novem-
Der 3, at o'clock P. NJ, at the Mar
garet Barry House, 759 Pierce Street,
in the city of Minneapolis. The meet
ing, among other things, is for the
purpose of showing the various con-
ferences in Minneapolis what is being
done by this institution. Several of
the ladies in charge will be present to
show the members the good accom-
plished in order that the society may,
whenever possible, lend assistance.
Rev. James Donahoe, former city mis-
sionary, will address the meeting, and
it is hoped that all of the members of
the parish conferences in Minneapolis
who possibly can come will be present.
Church of St. Lawrence: A Solemn
High Mass at eleven o'clock Sunday,
November 8, will be the opening exer-
else of the three weeks mission for
Catholics and on-Catholics. The pas
tor, Rev. Edward T. Mallon, G. S. p,
will be celebrant of the Mass; Rev.
Arthur Miller c. S. P, will be deacon.
and Rev. Jos. Finegan, G. S. P, will
be in charge of the exercises of the
mission. The first week will be for
the women, the second for the men
and the third for non Catholic men and
women. A mission for the children
will be conducted next Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday afternoons at
four o'clock.
Father Mallon has arranged to have
Mass at the armory of the university
every Sunday morning at $3.50 o'clock.
He has an Office in the Minnesota
Mems Union Building.
Church of st. Thomas: A novena
for the souls in Purgatory will be
brought to a close Saturday morning,
All Souls Day, with the early Mass,
at which every member of the parish,
it is hoped, will receive Holy Com
munion.
The Victory League: A representa-
tive from each of the twenty-seven
parishes of the city met to receive
their instructions Friday afternoon,
November 1, at one o'clock, in the
rooms of the Minneapolis League of
Catholic Women, 720 Marquette Ave
nue. The various pastors appointed
the women who will represent and or
ganize the women of the different par
ishes.
Victory Boys: Rev. John Dunphy,
diocesan chairman of the Victory Boys,
has appointed Rev. John Pilger of Pro-
Cathedral parish chairman of the Vic
| tory Boys of Minneapolis.
OUTSIDE THE CITIES.
A. o. H., Dakota County: officers
for the ensuing year were announced
by the Ancient Order of Hibernians
of Dakota county, following an annual
meeting held at the Hibernian Hall,
South ST. Paul. Those elected were:
John Hegny, Rosemount, president;
Thomas P. Moran, Hastings, vice pres
ident; J. T. Ryan, South st. Paul, re-
cording secretary; T. F. Ryan, Has