The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-03-15
years as a Red Cross nurse in France,
will address the meeting.

will address the meeting.
Church of Ascension: Ascension
Parish Dramatic Association offer:
"All of a Sudden Peggy" as it's annua
ST. Patrick's Day entertainment Thi:
is a three-act comedy replete with
humorous incidents and clever wit
Iticisms, which deals with the adven
lures of a bright, impulsive Irish cir
in the staid society of London. Be
cause of the small seating capacity Of
the parish auditorium the evening per
Torrance, on March II, will take place
at the North High School Auditorium
| Girard and Eighteenth Avenues No.
Church of All Saints: The devotion
of the Forty Hours" began Saturday
morning, March 8, at eight o'clock
with the exposition of the Blessed
Sacrament. Solemn High Mass OF Elk
position was celebrated at ten o'clock.
The devotion continued Saturday,
Sunday and Monday, and ended Mon
day evening with the Litany, process
sion and Benediction.
Throughout Lent devotions will take
place on Wednesday and Friday even
| ings beginning at eight o'clock On
| Wednesday evenings there will be
| Rosary, Benediction and Litany, and
on Friday evenings, the Way of the
Cross will be followed by an instruc-
ton. Vespers and Benediction will
take place on Sunday afternoons at
three o'clock.
Church of St. Anthony: Lenten
devotiOns begin at quarter before
eight o'clock on Sunday, Wednesday
and Friday evenings. The Rosary,
sermon, and Benediction constitute the
exercises on Sunday and Wednesday
evenings, and the Way of the Cross,
Friday evenings.
Church of ST. Bridget: Reverend
Francis jaeger spoke on THE Balkan
Situation" Sunday evening, March g.
Father Jager's work in the rehabilita-
ton of Servia last year has endeared
him to the people Of that stricken
country, and it enables him to deal
Understandings and sympathetically
with problems that are of the gravest
import.
The religious services for the deaf
will hereafter be held on the third
Sunday of each month, instead of on
the second Sunday as heretofore. Fa-
Their Donahoe must give his attention
on the second Sunday to the very
fiOurishing branch of the Holy Name
Society. The next service for the deaf
will be held in st. Agatha's Conserva-
tory, st. Paul, on March 16.
Church of st. Philip: The Way of
the Cross takes place each Friday
evening of Lent at half past seven
O'Clock; Benediction Sunday afternoon
at three o'clock. The choir which was
organized only recently has begun
working on new Mass for Easter.
There are sixteen members of the
choir. Miss Dorothy Yany is organist.
Church of the incarnation: During
Lent the evening devotiops will begin
on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
at eight o'clock; and on Sunday at a
quarter before eight. The Rosary, ser
mon and Benediction will take place
on Sundays and Wednesdays, the Holy
Hour on Thursdays, and the Way of
| the Cross on Fridays. The weekday
Masses will begin at half past six
| o'clock, a quarter past seven and a
quarter past eight o'clock.
A st. Patrick's Day entertainment
is in course of preparation for Mon,
day evening, March II, in the parish
| hall.
! Church of the Holy Rosary: In
structions on the Ten Commandments
will be given on Wednesday and Sun.
day evenings during Lent The deyo
tons will begin at eight o'clock. The
Way of the Cross will take place on
| Friday evening
| A lecture and an Irish concert will
be given in the parish hall, Monday
evening, March II.
OUTSIDE THE CITIES.