The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-04-24

Michael, on Wednesday evening. The
offerings received were as follows: st
Clements, $50; Incarnation, $3.50; st
Joseph, $3.50; Holy Name, $115. This
money was sent through the Office OF
the Propagation of the Faith to the
various African missions.
Sunday morning, April 25, Father
O'Sullivan will preach at all the Mass
es in the Cathedral in st. Paul In
the evening he will speak in st. Johns
Church, and in the Cathedral hall on
Monday evening.
Boy Scouts: Three troops of BOY
Scouts are being organized in the
Cathedral parish. More than 100
Catholic boys are taking part in the
work, according to Lawrence Harris,
field secretary of the National Cath
Ole War Council, who is in the Twin
Cities in the interest of Boy Scout
organizations. The first troop at the
Cathedral has been completed and the
second and third troops are in process
of organization.
Other parishes having scouting for
their boys are st. Adalberts, st.
Matthew's, st. Demands, ST. Michae!s,
St. Lukes, st. Marks, st. Columba's.
County Board, A. o. H.: At its
meeting on April ), the County Board,
A. O. H., proposed to double the Hi
ernian membership in this county dur
ing the present year. For this pur-
pose committee was appointed to
arrange an enthusiastic celebration to
be held in Hibernian Halls Thursday
evening, April 20, at o'clock. The
program will comprise three boxing
bouts. with songs, music and many
other entertaining features, together
with an address by State President
T. J. Doyle. An open smoker also will
be held. Each Hibernian is extended
the privilege of bringing two prospec-
tive candidates. 1t is expected during
the year to amalgamate the various
divisions into one large, strong body.
The A. O. H. is one of the large fra
ternal organizations of the country,
and it offers many benefits in frater-
nifty, insurance protection, ideals and
good fellowship. 1t deserves q notable
increase in it's large and enthusiastic
Church of ST. Mary: The conclud-
ing exercise of the mems mission be
ing conducted in the Church OF st.
Mary, corner of Ninth and Locust
Streets, by Fathers Cartwright and
Harden of the Paulist Community,
Chicago, will take place next Sunday
evening at a quarter to eight o'clock.
After the sermon the Papal Blessing
will be impaired and the deVotiOns
will be brought to close with Bene-
diction of the Blessed Sacrament.
The Mission has been very success
full. Large congregations were pres
ent at all the exercises and especially
at the evening devOtions.
Church of St. Matthew: Last Sun
day morning a class of 73 children re-
ceived their First Holy Communion.
Confirmation will be administered
by His Grace the, Most Reverend Arch
bishop, Sunday afternoon, April 25, at
> o'clock.
Church Of the Holy Redeemer: On
evening, April "a, the men,
bers of the parish will meet at the
Knights Of Columbus Hall for a social
and entertainment. Various interest
ing features will be presented by the
members on the program, which will
include also addresses by Mayor
Hodgson, Henry McColl and James
Clancy. The Cretin high school or
chestra, under the direction of Pro
fessor Seip, will furnish the musical
numbers.
Church of St. James: Last Sunday
night the members of the church choir
presented a return performance of
their former dramatic Offering, The
Spell of the Image, in the parish hall.
So successful was this play when
staged on St. Patrick's night that a
repetition was demanded. Miss Mary
Schleck and Jack Michaud gave spe-
cial numbers between the acts.
Church of St. Patrick: A class of
children will receive First Holy Com
munion at the $50 o'clock Mass on
May 2.
A two weeks Mission will be given
in this Church by the Redemptorist
Fathers beginning on May 8.
Church of st. Cecilia: At the Mon
day, April 10, meeting of the Mems
Club a resolution was adopted urging
members to continue their efforts un-
til every man over sixteen years of
age in the parish should be enrolled
A series of entertainments, athletic
events and instructive programs have
been decided upon. The meetings are
to be held the first and third Mondays
in each month at the Church Hall at
eight o'clock. The next meeting will
be Monday evening, May 3. All men
of ST. Cecilia's parish are urged tc
join the club and attend the meetings
MINNEAPOLIS.
c. o. r. Initiation: 632 candidates
from the Courts of st. Paul and Min
neapolis were initiated at ST. Boniface
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