The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-04-03
DIOCESE OF FARGO

| Fargo: The following priests were
present at the conservation and dis
| tribution of the holy oils in st. Mary S
| Cathedral on Holy Thursday: Mgr.
| Lemieux, Fathers Egan, Cusack, Duffy,
Ramsbottom, Blackburn, Maurus, Nc
| Cool, Schimmel, kieidon, Basil, Stan
ton, Mulvany, McGrath, Corcoran,
! OBrien, Churchill and Ryan.
The Red river was in a state of great
excitement last week and was making
STRAIGHT for St. Johns hospital, when
| suddenly a change came DER the spirit
of his dream to the perfect satisfac-
| ton of the patients and indeed of all
the inhabitants of the hospital.
The sermon at last Mass on Easter
Sunday in the church of st. Anthony
of Padua in this city will be preached
| by Bishop OReilly.
CasseIton: A very marked honor
was shown to the memory of John B.
Sinner a we'll known knight of Co.
| lumbus. when the public schools and
the business houses of Casselton were
| closed during the hour Of his funeral.
A delegation of the knights of Column
bus from Fargo, headed by Mr.. Cos
griff the Grand knight, attended
from that city. Father pullman eel
ebrated High Mass and with his we'll
known elOquence drew a lesson from
the life of this good Catholic.
Grand Forks: Rt. Rev. ]. \. Lem
ieUN who, on account of impaired
health, was forced to go south last
December, has returned. His health
is much improved, to the great delight
Of his many friends in Grand Forks,
and, indeed, over all North Dakota.
Some POO boy students are
now drilling three hours a week
at st. Mchaers parochial school,
The work was started some two weeks
ago under the direction of Earl Lowe,
a Grand Forks oN-service man. Ar
rangemonts are being made with Cap
tain Brown, professor Of military sci
enCe and tactics at the university, so
that one of the advanced students in
the military department al the uni
yersity may come down to the school
on certain afternoons of the week to
act as instructor in the work Plans
are under way with the War Depart
mcnt to have tho school enrolled as
Junior Unit Of the Reserved Officers
Training Corps.
If Unit is established at st. Mich
ael's school an army officer would
probably be detailed here TO sUperin-
tend the work, or it might be placed
under the supervision Of Captain
Brown at the university with non
commissioned officer in charge. With
that purpose in view the work now be-
irg given follows as closely as possible
the course of instruction of the Jun
Tor Unit of the R. O. T. G.. The Off
Gals Of the school wish to acknowl-
edge their Indebtedness to 1t Col. Z.
!. Rogers of Aberdeen and Captain A.
Brown Of the university for the in,
torest they have shown in the matter,
which is proving so beneficial to the
boys,
The following order Of services was
observed at st. MichaeIs Pro-Cathe-
dral during Holy Week: On Holy
Thursday High Mass was celebrated
at 9 o'clock. after which the Blessed
Sacrament was borne in procession to
| the Altar Of RepOse where it remained
| until Good Friday morning when,
| after the generation of the Cross at 8
| o'clock, the Mass Of the Pre- Sanctitied
! was celebrated The services on Holy
Saturday began at 8 o'clock with the
blessing Of the New Fire, the Paschal
Candle, Easter and Baptismal Water,
| followed by High Mass.
On Easter Sunday there will be a
Solemn High Mass at 1920 o'clock.
| The choir will render special music
under the direction of Miss Elizabeth
O'GOrman, with Mrs. Harry Burton at
| the organ.
The regular meeting of the Pro
| Cathedral Club was held last Sunday
| evening in the parish cub rooms
Plans were discussed for an entertain
ment to be held soon after Easter in
the K. Of G. club rooms and also fol
the banquet which is to be served By
the club to the Knights of Columbus
for their initiation on April ID.
, President Cotton informed the clui
that at their next regular meeting il
May, Mr.. Ed. Driscoll would address
, the members on a subject of vital i'm
, | pOTtance to the club.