The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-02-14

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Guardian Angels, Hastings.
St. Agnes, St. Paul.
Holy Angels Academy, Minneapolis.
ST. PAUL.
Cathedral The Valentine party,
which was TO be given February Is, by
the Young Ladies' Sodality Of the
Cathedral parish, at the Catholic Girls
Orphanage, has been postponed on ac-
count Of the epidemic.
ST. Paul Seminary: The students
returned from their mid-year vacation
last Tuesday. They have entered upon
the last course Of the year that will
see a number of them priests at Gods
holy altar.
On Sunday, February Is, the devo-
ton of the Forty Hours will open in
the Seminary Chapel with a Solemn
High Mass. The students will take
turns in watching before the Blessed
Sacrament for three days. The eXer-
cises will be brought to a close the fol-
lowing Tuesday evening
Cretin High School, During the
first semester the following students
hold first and second places respec-
lively: Senior Science: Herman
Frenzel, George Hogan. Junior
Science: Robert Frenzel, John P.
Luby. Junior Commercial: BrOn-
islaus Kustelski, Harold w. Funke,
Sophomore A: Bernard Doyle, Harold
Lanth. Sophomore B: John W. Lux,
William P. Kelly. Sophomore C:
Winston L. Kickoff, Emmett Hanre-
han. Freshman A: Frank J. Noos-
brugger, John L. Bryant. Freshman
B: William ]. Madden, Francis ].
Lane. Freshman c: Harold Kelly,
Ralph Belair. Freshman d: William
L. Simpson, Earl w. Carroll. Fresh
man Z: Edwin j. Coats, James A.
Patton.
Visitation Convent: 1t was .an-
nounced that retreat for pupils and
alumnae would be given this week by
Rev. Charles Meehan, S. J., of Detroit
University. On account of the pre-
vailing epidemic this retreat has been
postponed until Easter week.
C. o. F.: At the last meeting of St
Louis Court No. sos, at st. Louis
School Hall in st. Paul, it was agreed
to take an active part in the coming
joint Twin City initiation. Brother
T. l.. Roby appointed a cOmittee to
take active part in securing new MEM
bers and to carry out the plans made
on that evening. St. Louis Court eX-
poets to make a good showing at the
joint initiation.
The last meeting of the st. Paul
Joint Committee of Foresters was
at St. Vincent's School Hall, corner
of Virginia and Blair streets, on
Thursday evening, February II Lin-
coins birthday. Many of the mem
bers of the Minneapolis Joint Commit
tee C. 0. F., were present. Mime
apolis bowlers have challenged st.
Paul bOWlers to tournament and
plans were discussed at this meeting.
At the meeting February of st.
Martinus Court No. $50, a class Of
nine was obligated, the initiation to
take place at the grand joint Twin
City initiation in Minneapolis on April
IS. St Martinus Court, due to the
work of it's live members, has also
secured a number Of other applicants
and many others are in prospect
Father Heer of st. Paul Seminary was
present and delighted the members
with a discourse on the causes of I'm
rest and unsettled conditions in Amer
lea at present. The interest manifest
ed by members in Father Hers re
marks bespeaks success for the re
mainder of the numbers on the pro
gram which has been arranged by st
Martinus Court. Every number or
this program will be well worth lis
tening to.
A. o. H. Installations: Division No
8, Ancient Order of Hibernians, anC
the Ladies auxiliary held joint in
stallation Thursday evening, Febru
airy 5, at Hibernian halls. There wa
program and refreshments.
Church of ST. Mary: A moving pic
ture entertainment for the people o
ST. Mary's parish was given in tn
school hall on Tuesday evening OF thi
week and repeated for the benefit c
the school children on Wednesda
afternoon. A series of amusing an
instructive films was shown.
A moving picture machine wit
stereopticon attachment has been il
stalled in the school and will be use
for the instruction and recreation c
the children and their elders. TIL
next show" will be given on MOI
day evening, February 16, at o'cloc
in the school hall.
Church of ST. Luke: A mission wi
open in this church on Sunday, Febr'
airy IL, and will close on February 2
The first week will be devoted to th
women, and the second week for tn
men. The Masses on Sundays will b
at the usual hours, and on week day