The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12
ARCHDIOCESE ofST. PAUL
ST. PAUL.

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Cathedral: Last Sunday morning
Most Reverend Archbishop Bowling
celebrated the Mass at O'Clock, and
delivered a short sermon in the Ca
thedraI. The occasion was the annual
reception of Holy Communion by the
members of the st. Paul Council
Knights of Columbus. who approached
the holy table in body.
The Holy Week services will be as
follows:
Wednesday: Tenebrae, chanted by
the Seminarians at eight o'clock in
the evening. The sermon will be
preached by the Rev. James L. GUM
ney.
Holy Thursday: At ten o'clock in
the morning there will be a Solemn
Pontifical Mass. The blessing Of the
Holy Oils will take place at the Mass
After Mass there will be a solemn pro.
ccssion with the Blessed Sacrament
TO the Repository. The evening deVo
lions will begin at eight o'clock. Fol-
lowing the Tenebrae a sermon will be
preached by Rev. Thomas f, Keane.
Good Friday: The Mass of the
Pre-sanctified will be celebrated at
nine o'clock The devotion of the
Three Hours Agony will be conducted
from noon to three o'clock The
evening deyotions will consist of
Tenebrae, the Way of the Cross, and
d sermon by Rev. John F. Doherty.
Holy Saturday: Services will begin
at half past seven in the morning.
Solemn High Mass will be celebrated
at nine o'clock.
Easter: The Most Reverend Arch
bishop Bowling will celebrate Solemn
Pontifcal Mass at eleven o'clock.
St. Paul Seminary: The Most Rev
erend Archbishop paid a formal visit
to the Seminary on April 3. He spent
the afternoon and the evening at the
institution During the afternoon a
program was arranged in honor Of the
distinguished guest by the students
After dinner in the evening an inform
al reception was held for the facul
ty. and the Archbishop made most
pleasing address to students and teach
erS.
College of ST. Thomas: \ retreat
for the faculty and students will open
in the college Sunday evening, April
Is, and will close on Wednesday OF
Holy Week The exercises will be
under the direction OF Rev. Oliver
Dolphin, pastor Of ST. Joseph's Church
Red Wing, Mimi.
Visitation Convent: The faculty anC
students were delighted to receive thC
Most Reverend Archbishop on April 4
An original song of welcome, COmpos
ed by one of the Sisters of the Con
vent. and sung by the pupils, greeted
the new Archbishop. A beautiful ad
dress o. welcome was then given b!
Miss Mar"elIe Dean. Vocal and in
strumental numbers, with various read
ings, completed the program, whicl
was followed by the singing of the Ma
tional anthem. At the dainty lunch
tuu W IlCu lOllON gu LilL ~ l1DloliNP iLrb'
as guests, Rev. Fathers Bajec, Welct
and J. c. Byrne, with several Sister
of the community
On Friday. April II, Rev. G. F. M
Ginnis, Phi. D., delivered a lecture o.
Savonarola and His Times.
A retreat for the aIumnae and pr
pills will open at the Convent on Sa
urday evening, April II, and will clos
on Wednesday Of next week. The e1
ercises will be under the direction O
Rev Patrick a. Mullen8, S. j., of 10y
ola University, Chicago.
College of ST. Catherine: The Mos
Reverend Archbishop made his frs
visit at the College on Saturda
morning, April 5 The Colleg
Choral Glass, under the directio
of Mr.. Leopold Bruenner, opened th
little program, given in his honor, wit
Ecce Sacerdos Magnus by Leopol
Bruenner Words Of welcome, V0icin
the pleasure and good will of the ST
dents, were spoken by Miss Margart
O'Sullivan. Two sacred songs, Me-
delssohns Laudate Pueri Dominu1
and LISTS 18th Psalm, followed I'll
Most Reverend Archbishop then e
pressed his appreciation of the we
come accorded him, and his pIeasU
in finding so many splendid instit
tons of learning in this, his new HON
He referred, with words of deepe
respect, to his great predecessor, VIII
though he had won world fame, hi
had time to do SO many things
moment in his own diocese. 1t is,
added, the great need of the time
that we have a laity of fine men ar
women, with good Catholic training,
make the Church known and loved, /;
she should be, in this great country
ours.
A limerick tea was given last Nc
day afternoon at the college by the ST
dents, to give their st. Paul and Nj
neapolis friends an opportunity to vi!
them and see their work. An intere
ing innovation was introduced in t
giving to the guest who writes t
best two last lines of a limerick,
first three of which are given at t
tea. a tapestry, 30x40 feet, the work
Sister Maria Theresa, art teacher
the school Teachers in the Engli
department acted as judges.
Mr. Chas UnderhilI, on Wednesd