The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-03-16
OUTSIDE THE CITIES.

OUTSIDE THE CITIES.
Credit River: mission is being
given this week in the Church of st.
Peter, of which Rev John Deere is
pastor The exercises are under the
direction of Rev. G. B. Hegarty, o.
P, of the Church of the Holy Rosary,
Minneapolis.
Frontenac: At a patriotic meeting
held recently at Villa Maria, a. stir
ring address on Patriotism" was Civ
en- the pupils by Rev. J. Cummiskey,
of St. Mary's Church, Lake City. The
reverend speaker showed in an elo-
quent, forcible manner how Americas
stand for Loyalty and Law" is a
powerful factor in the winning of the
war, and explained that the co-opera-
ton of the young as we'll as the old
is necessary for the accomplishment
of this end.
The Villa Red Cross Auxiliary is
being taken up enthusiastically and
much good work has been accom-
plished.
GraceViiIe: The meeting held in
the hall Wednesday evening, March
6, under the auspices of the Knights
Of Columbus, was addressed by Mr..
John Barry, of st. Paul. who gave
very eloquent talk regarding the re-
ligious needs of the soldiers which is
preparatory to the drive to be made
soon for funds to furnish proper re-
ligiOus service to Catholics in the
army. Mr.. Barry spoke at Beardsley
Thursday evening.
Montgomery: The A. o. H. will
give social at the parochiaI school
hall, on Sunday. March II, for the
benefit of the Knights of Columbus
war work fund. The members will
attend Communion in a body at the
church of the Most Holy Redeemer,
III the morning.
FaribauIt:. Instead of the usual St.
Patrick's Day play on March II, Rev.
J. A. Byrnes, professor in St. Paul
seminary, will deliver an illustrated
lecture on The Passion of Our
Saviour" in the Church of the I'M
maculate Conception. A dinner will
be served by the ladies of the parish
on Saturday, March Is, from 1870
A. NJ. to 2:30 P. NJ.
Mothers of the Immaculate Concep-
ton parish, who have sons in the
U. S. service have presented the
church with large service flag. Up
to the present time the flag has more
than seventy stars. 1t contains one
gold star, representing enc of Fari-
bault's volunteer soldiers, Geo. Shee-
ran, a son OF Mrs. NJ. J. Sheeran,
who died recently in the service of
his country
New UIm: The year 1919 will
mark the t1ftieth anniversary of the
founding of Holy Trinity parish.
Preparations will be made in the
meantime for an appropriate ami
Versary observance of the golden jul
bilee. Rev. r. Schlinkert desires to
obtain a photo of the old log church,
erected in Cottonwood township,
which served as a Catholic meeting
place, during the early DAYS of this
county. A photo is also desired of
the partly completed brick church, as
it was when Rev. A. Berghold took
charge of the work in the parish in
the winter of 1869.
Forty-hour devotional services will
be held at Holy Trinity Church on
Friday, Saturday and Sunday, March
q, % and "a. Revs w. M. Stein
bach and Peter Mas, RedemptoristS,
viii deliver sermons during this peri
od Masses these days will be at 6,
Z, s and 9 O'Clock and at II o'clock
on Sunday. Sermons will be deliv-
cred at o'clock Masses and at even
ing devotions. Sunday. March a.
the patron feast day of the ST. Joseph
Society will be observed and Solemn
High Mass will be celebrated at 9
o clock, when the members of this
society will receive Communion in a
| body. The members of st. Patrick
Council, K. of c., and of the Con
zaga Club will receive Communion at
| O'Clock. There will be a Low Mass
at IL o'clock, English sermons will
he delivered on Friday and Saturday
evenings.
GeIVidere: The Forty Hours De-
votioh opened in the Church of st.
Mary, of which Rev. J. Zachman is
pastor, last Sunday morning. In spite
Of the unfavorable condition Of the
reads, due to the storm, there was a
! large attendance at all the exercises
| The sermons were preached by the
| Rev. VIM. Wey of St. Paul