The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-30
ARCHDIOCESE Of ST. PAUL
ST. PAUL.

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st. Thomas College cadets formed
military guard of honor just outside
the sanctuary. Military airs were
played before and after Mass by the
st. Thomas College Band outside the
Cathedral. The students choir from
the st. Paul Seminary furnished music
for the Mass. The "Te Deum" was
sung by the congregation. Rev. j. 7.
Barron, professor, st. Paul Seminary,
was celebrant of the Mass. Rev. l.. r.
Ryan, pastor of the Cathedral, preach
ed the sermon.
A three-day retreat will be con-
Quoted by the Rev. L. F. Ryan,
pastor of the Cathedral, for the young
women of the parish. The retreat
will open Friday morning, December
6, with Mass at o'clock, and conclude
Sunday with q formal reception OF
new members of the Young Ladies'
Sodality of the Blessed Virgin.
Visitation Convent: The older pu-
pills of the Visitation Convent to the
number of sixty-six subscribed to the
Welfare Drive, up to last Monday, the
sum of $3.50.
On Thursday morning, November
81, the feast of the Presentation OF
the Blessed Virgin, the nuns made the
annual renewal of VOWS. Rev. NJ. l..
]. Griffin, of st. Thomas College, pre-
sided Father Griffin then preached
an interesting sermon in which he
gave a beautiful portrayal of the
sublimity of the religious life.
cretin High School: After serving
as instructor at Cretin High School
for the past twenty-five years, Rev.
Brother julius has been transferred to
the staff of the De La Sale institute,
Minneapolis, where he will have
charge of the higher interests of the
students. Brother julius did excel
lent service in behalf of the pupils,
and it's scholastic prestige is credited
largely to the efforts which he put
forth.
On Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day of last week the students OF Gre
tin High School followed the exercises
of the annual spiritual retreat under
the direction of Rev. Father Cleary, 0.
P. The retreat was brought to close
Thursday morning, at Z o'clock, with
the pupils assisting at Mass and Bene-
diction of the Blessed Sacrament, in
the Assumption Church. The pupils
received Holy Communion in body as
an appropriate act of gratitude for
the victory that has been granted to
our army and navy. Cretin Choral
Club rendered the music during the
Mass and the Benediction. Solo parts
were taken by Master John Dwyer,
soprano, and Master Francis Murray,
mleZZo-sopTano.
During the afternoon of Thanksgiv-
ing day the students took very prom
inent part in the victory parade. The
Cretin High School Band of 40 pieces
also marched Lieutenant West, the
commandant of cadets, was in charge
This was the first public appearance
of the boys since they obtained their
military uniforms. 1t was also the
first public appearance of the Cretin
Band.
The first quarterly examinations
were to be held next week. On &C
count of the Spanish influenza epiGem
ic these examinations had to be post
poned for several weeks.
Tabernacle Society: The annua
meeting and election of officers of the
st. Paul Tabernacle Society will take
place on Friday, November 20, at
p. NJ, at the Royal Arcanum Halls.
A REQUIEM High Mass was celebrat
ed at st. Stephens Church, MinneapO
lis; on Monday, November 25, at
O'Clock, for the repose of the soul O
Mrs B. Only, a deceased member.
John ireland Club: Wounded ant
conyalescent soldiers who are unde
treatment at the United States Gen
eral Hospital No. 20, Fort Smelling
were given a candy treat Thanksgiv
ing day by the young women mem
bers of the John Ireland Communit,
Club. A decision to provide Thanks
giving candy for the men from over
seas was reached at meeting of tn
club last Sunday at the Cathedra
School Auditorium. The club also de
cided to march in body as one G
the units of the parade which wa
planned for Thanksgiving Day.
Guild of Catholic Women: TIL
monthly meeting of the executiv
board was held Friday at 10 A. M. i
the guild rooms, Wilder building.
The Infant Home board held il
monthly meeting at the home of tn
st. Paul chairman, Mrs. M. ]. M
Fadden, Thursday, November 2
There were present, besides the men
bers of the sustaining and executiv
boards, the chairman, of the Minneap
lis board, Mrs. A. Bristol; Miss Mar
Chute, president of the League I
Catholic Women, Minneapolis, and Mr.
r. A. Walsh, president of the st. Pa
Guild Chairman w. H. Hodson
the child's welfare state board, gay
an address.
Church of st. Mark: Miss MAJ
Jane Leonard will give reading
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