The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-07-24


munion was organized recently with
a membership of forty-fve. Two Sis
tiers of st. Joseph from st. Joseph s
Academy instruct the children on
three afternoons in the week. The
children will be admitted to First
Communion some time next month
Mound: The building fund for the
new Church of Our Lady of the Lake,
which is attended by the Rev. F. Jae-
ger of st. Bonifacius, has been in
creased by about $1,000, the net pro-
ceeds of the picnic held in the Seton
Club grounds last Sunday.
New UIm: A large number of peo-
pie from New Um and vicinity at
tended the Lyric Theatre on Friday
and Saturday evenings Of last week
when five-reel film depicting the war
activities of the Knights of Columbus
was exhibited The excellent work
of the Knights during the war and
after the armistice in France, Bel
GUM, England and the United States,
was portrayed in such realistic man
ner as to give the audience a good idea
Of the colossal work done by the Or
| ganiZation during the past few years
lie Sueur Center: A we'll attended
meeting of the citizens of LIE Sueur
county was held in the Court House
on Friday, July 16, for the purpose of
organizing committees to carry on the
work of the Irish Republic Bond Cam
paign in the county. Addresses were
delivered by Charles T. Spreading of
Los Angeles, a national organizer;
Charles c.. KOlars, John Sheehy, P. j.
Keohen, John D. OConnell and P. w.
McKasy. The following county or
ganiZatiOn was perfected: Chairman,
P. w. McKasy, LIE Sueur; Vice Chair
man, P. j. Keohen, Montgomery;
Treasurer, John Sheehy, Montgomery;
Secretary, Daniel A. Hanlon, Mont
gOmery.
The local committees are as fol-
| lows:
Mont gomery-P ]. Keohen, John
| Shelby, d. A. Hanlon, Mrs. w. l..
| Sery, Mrs. D. A. Hanlon, Mrs. John
| Sheehy.
lie Sueur Center-T. J. Lynch, DR..
Gish, Leo Hunt, Frank Hunt, M. L.
Kehoe, Mrs. Thos. j. Lynch, Mrs. John
Shay.
LIE Sueur-P. w. McKasy, VIM
Ahern, ]. Gish, P. ]. Foley, Leo. P.
Hayden.
Waterville-Dan Ryan, John Tim
pane, Jas. Lawless, Jas. Lee.
Kilkenny-Archie Dynes, J. F. Nc
Carthy, Jas. Greer, Jas. Crosby, Thos.
Lotus, William Murphy.
Cordova-Edward Murray, Vincent
O'Mara, Michael Hunt, Owen Hunt.
Mrs. Michael Hunt, Henry O'Connell,
st. Thomas-Michael McCourtney,
John T. O'Connell, John Dunn, Ger
nelius Kilduff, Mrs. Michael McCOurt-
ney, Mrs. VIM. O'Connell, Mrs. John
Dunn.
Cleveland-M. II. Burns, r. B.
Keogh, Joseph Bowman.
Marysburg-Jas. Meagher, Larry
Gegan, JAS. Farrell.
st. Henry-Joseph Garvin, Bernard
HOey.
Pine Island: One of the largest
Michaels Church was the one to whom
Father Byrnes of st. Paul, spoke to
Sunday, July 10. The question Of mis-
siOnary work had never been taken
up before and members of the Chui oh
were most enthusiastic after they had
listened to the splendid talk, in which
Father Byrnes explained the organiZa
ton of the Propagation of the Faith
. its formation and the work which its
, missionaries are doing in foreign coun
tries. Twenty-Five promoters were
=. obtained Sunday and a secretary viii
be appointed by the pastor, Rev. j.
O'Hara, in the near future. This i:
only a beginning and before the or
ganization is complete, it is hopet
there will be many more member
enter this work. The people in PIN
y Island were pleased with the address
i given them by Father Byrnes AM
!, will always anticipate with pleasur
another talk by him. Also they ar
very grateful to their pastor for hi
- efforts in bringing to their minds tn
= fact that they had another line o
work in which they as followers o
the Catholic Church were needed, an
~ for his part in obtaining Father Byrne
:. to speak to them.
Kilkenny: At the confirmatio
- service held in ST. Canice Church O
June %, the Most Reverend Arcl
bishop administered the Sacrament
~ IS boys, 81 girls and 8 adults, 5 {
- whom were converts. An offering {
$17500 was made to the ArchbishO
Ireland Educational Fund.