The Catholic bulletin., 1918-02-16
ARCHDIOCESE Of ST. PAUL
ST. PAUL.

Deanery Meeting: A conference OF
the priests of the city OF st. Paul
will be held in the Cathedral School
hall Tuesday afternoon, February 10,
at three o'clock. Two papers will be
read: The Pontificate of Pope Greg
ory VII, by Rev. Nicholas G. Odone,
and Conscience, by Rev. Timothy E.
Crowley.
Cathedral: During Lent the serv-
ices will be as follows: Friday even
ings, Way of the Cross and an In
struction Saturday night, The Holy
Hour. Sunday night, Vespers and an
Instruction The Masses on week
mornings will be at 6, Z, 8. Comics
sions will be heard every morning be-
fore Mass during Lent.
The Holy Name Society is now
fully organized in the Cathedral,
and fills long felt want OF
parish society for men. Nearly five
hundred names are now on the roll
call, and it is hoped that the number
may be doubled in short time. The
members receive Holy Communion on
the second Sunday of the month, and
hold their meetings on the Monday
evening following. The regular meet
ing held Monday evening of this week
was very interesting and enthusiastic.
Following the usual spiritual eXer-
cises of the society, Miss Rose Mary
Blesener entertained the members
with several interesting readings.
This was followed by an enjoyable
smoker and an election of officers.
The following officers were installed
for the ensuing year: President,
Philip LussOn; first Vice-president,
w. IL. Kitty; second vice-president,
Michael Flaherty; secretary, Philip
Schweitzer; treasurer, Daniel De-
BilZan.
College of ST. Thomas: st. Paul
men in Glass l, of the draft, began
training last Tuesday night, when the
military school at the st. Thomas Col
lege aTmory was opened under the
auspices of the st. Paul Association.
Glasses will be held each Tuesday
and Friday at p. m. A special COM
mittee of experienced officers, now in
the home guard and civilian auxiliary
with Sergeant E. Nichols, of st.
Thomas, will be instructors. Captain
F. G. Stutz is chairman of the COM
mittee Notices have been sent to
1900 drafted men, They are offered
this opportunity to prepare them
selves to become non-commissioned
officers.
Rev. Paul Perigord, chaplain and
lieutenant in the French army, ad-
dressed the faculty and the student
body Friday, February s.
COLLEGE of st. Catherine: Sisters
Theresa and Cosmos of the College
of st. Catherine, were two of the
three judges on last Saturday at the
Emporium class room in the first con-
test of the Junior Housewives league.
Church of ST. Mark: The pastor,
Rev. Joseph Corrigan, has had serv-
ice flag of silk prepared, showing the
number of young men in this parish
who have joined the various branches
of the service. The flag is suspended
near the high altar. 1t contains a
large star with the number 16l un-
derneath, indicating the representa-
tion from this parish in the fighting
forces.
Church of ST. Michael: Rev. AL
phonse Carey, professor in the College
of st. Thomas, will deliver a course of
sermons on the Wednesday evenings
during Lent Father Carey will treat
the subject of Salvation considering
the various helps and the hindrances
thereto.
Church of ST. Agnes: st. Anthony's
Benevolent society recently gave a
social and musical entertainment in
st. Agnes Church hall, and unfurled
a service banner with ten stars in
honor of the ten members of the So
ciety who have been drafted for war
w. C.. o. F.: st. Paul Court No.
392, Women's Catholic Order of Fores-
ters, were delightfully."- entertained at
a musicale by Miss Mary Seward and
her pupils, Friday evening, February
8, at Odd Fellows Temple. A feature
of the program was number given by
six little girls. Master Olson played a
violin number and the Misses Mar
garet Finley and Elsie Raymond sang
solos. Rev. William Finley adj
dressed the meeting.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Clerical Conference: The first con-
ference for the year of the priests OF
the Minneapolis Deanery was held