The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-18
ST. PAUL,

Confirmation: On Thursday, OctO,
Der 8, the Most Reverend Archbishop
confirmed a class of 1S9 candidates in
the Church of st, James, st. Paul
Among these were six converts. An
Offering of 800 was made by the
class towards the chapel of St. Patrick
in the new Cathedral.
Last Sunday morning the Most Rev
crend Archbishop confirmed a class Of
1876 candidates in the Church Of St.
Bernard, St Paul A confirmation of
rcTinG Of SIS was made by the class.
In the afternoon a class of SO was
confirmed in the Church of ST. Peter
at North st. Paul and the class made
IN Offering of $75.
Confirmation Dates: The Most
Reverend Archbishop Bowling will adj
minister the Sacrament of Confrma-
ton as follows:
October 19-Rush City in the morn
ing and Hugo in the afternoon. Octo-
Der 2l-St. Thomas and ST. James
Churches at Corcoran. October %
Dayton.
For the Deaf: Religious services
for the deaf will be held at st. Aga
thas Conservatory, corner of Elk
change and Cedar streets, ST. Paul, at
. 2. NJ Sunday. October 10. To keep
up satisfactory attendance at those
special services there is needed the
interest and help of hearing people.
] ike all classes there are some indif-
ferent Catholics among the deaf. The
advice and urging of speaking Cath
olicS could do much to increase the
attendance. Better still, example will
bring about desired results. Come
with a deaf friend. That is no great
sacrifice for anyone to make. Father
Donahoe, the spiritual director of the
deaf, has not the time to visit then
in their homes. If he should do so he
would be neglecting his duties towards
the people of st. Bridget's parish
ST. Thomas Alumni: The alumni
of st. Thomas College will give {
smoker and social Monday evening
October 20, at eight o'clock. The at
fair will be held in the Knights o
Columbus hall. There will be bust
ness meeting and an election of Off
GERS to be followed by a very interest
ing program and entertainment.
German Aid Association: The an
nual meeting of the German Romal
Catholic Aid Association and of tn
State League was held on Septembe
1890. Reports were read to the %
delegates, showing both organization
to be in most f1ourishing state
Each society is gaining new member
every month. The finances are i'll
most healthy condition, and evidenc
careful guardianship and strict bus
ness ability During the past yea
the Aid Association paid all claim
without a special assessment; S74OC
was added to the reserve fund whlc
on September 1 amounted to the SUI
Of $1,022, 577.52 During the war IL
association had 400 members in til
service, and fourteen were killed G
the field of battle. The associatlo
purchased government bonds and sa
ings stamps to the amount Of $6S,34
The officers of the Aid Associate
for the following year are: Pres
dent, George Gerlach; secretary, Jof
@. Juenemann; treasurer, John Has
linger. The officials for the Sta
League were elected as follows
President, w. Eibner; recording Sc
rotary, NJ Mandl; corresponding Sc
rotary. +. Jungbauer; treasurer,
Waller
Guild of Catholic Women: {
Thursday, October 8, the Civics {
partment of the Guild held a meetil
at the Public Library under the cha
manship of Mrs. j. F. Lynch. res