The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-25
ST. PAUL.

ST. PAUL.
Guild of Catholic Women: The Ex-
ecutive Board of the Guild of Catholic
Women will hold it's regular monthly
meeting Thursday, September 80, at
1890 A. NJ, in the Guild Rooms in the
Wilder Charity Building.
A meeting of the Juvenile Court De-
partment of the Guild of Catholic
Women was held Friday, September
"a, at the Wilder Building. Mrs. Louis
Eberhart presided.
Catholic Charities: Rev. John Doh
erty, Director of the Bureau of Catho-
lie Charities of this city, and Mrs.
E. G. Ives, President of the Guild of
Catholic Women, were made members
of the Executive Board of the Nation
al Conference of Catholic Charities
which convened this month in Wash
ington.
Propagation of the Faith: The an
nual meeting of the Cathedral branch
of the Society for the Propagation of
~ the Faith will be held in the Cathe-
dral school hall Sunday, September 26,
at p. M. Rev. James A. Byrnes,
Diocesan Director will preside.
x. C. Service Schools: The service
schools, conducted by the Knights of
Columbus in St. Paul for the former
soldiers and sailors, will open on Mon
day, October f. Added courses are
expected to increase even the large
enrolment of last year. Professor
John A. Norton will continue as SUI
perintendent of the schools.
Church of St. Mark: Preparations
are being made for the two weeks
mission which will open in the parish
of ST. Mark on Sunday, October 3. The
exercises will be under the direction
of two Paulist Fathers from Chicago.
MINNEAPOLIS.
League of Catholic Women: Sup
port of the Catholic educational pro-
gram to raise $5,000,000 in this diocese
during the coming campaign was
urged on the Minneapolis League of
Catholic Women last Monday after.
noon by the Rev. T. E. Cullen, pastor
of the Pro-Cathedral of ST. Mary. The
league met in it's club rooms, 100 Mar
quette avenue The program contem
plates a Catholic superintendent OF
education to standardize the work OF
all the schools of the diocese and g
r normal school for training teachers
Father Cullen declared Among the
physical needs which he cited was 6
new Catholic high school for boys il
Minneapolis! Our educational system
is based oh the need of the child fol
the gracefof Cod" Father Cullen said
and we<wish to provide for the child
from the grades through higher edu
cation with as an efficient a schoo
system as it is possible to have.
Father Cullen declared that the Catho
,1ic schools welcomed state inspection
J of their educational standards bu
were opposed to any liberalization o
the school system which would TAX
the child away from the Church. H
made a plea for large endowmen
for st. Thomas College in order tina
it might carry on the work of highe
education satisfactorily. He said tina
it was also necessary to establish
junior seminary for the training of tn
priesthood At the conclusion of F.
Their Cullen's address Mrs. j. F. M
Gee, president of the league, intro
duced Mrs Wenonah Stevens Abbot
chairman of the executive committe
of the Hennepin County Democrat
Women's club. Mrs. MCGEE state
that since women had the vote the
should join some political party an
Mrs. Abbott had been asked to spea
on the Democratic party. She said {
the next meeting Republican woma
would speak.
Church of st. Stephen: The
Stephens club at Twenty-second sire,
and Clinton avenue held the first NEE
ing of the season last Wednesda
evening. Mr. Gabriel Caffrey and M
Joseah Conrad gave al program
SONGS, mOnOlOSueS anu Sl6ISHl VI Hal
performances. Other features OF e
tertainment had been planned to NAL
the first session an interesting one.
Church of the incarnation: TT
Mems Club of the Church of the !
/. carnation held its first meeting of Il
season last Tuesday night in Il
school auditorium Thirty,eighth sire
and Pleasant avenue. The progTa
included songs by Mrs. Tenie Murpl