The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-05-08
ST. PAUL.

ST. PAUL.
Confirmation: His Grace the Arch
bishop will administer the Sacrament
of Confirmation Sunday afternoon,
May 8, at o'clock, in the Church of
the Blessed Sacrament, Hazel Park.
At 4 o'clock the same afternoon the
Most Reverend Archbishop will con-
firm class in the Church of the
Sacred Heart, st. Paul. Thursday
afternoon, May Is, His Grace will con-
firm a number of candidates in the
Churches of the Guardian Angels and
St. Boniface, Hastings, Mimi. On
Friday morning, May Ia, the Arch
bishop will administer confirmation at
MieSVillC.
Ordinations: Wednesday evening,
May -. at o'clock, the Most Rever-
end Archbishop will confer the Ton
sure on a number of candidates in the
st. Paul Seminary. The following
morning at o'clock His Grace will
confer Minor Orders and the subdiac-
onate on number of students in the
seminary.
Cathedral: Most Reverend Arch
bishop Bowling will say the o'clock
Mass in the Cathedral Sunday morn
ing. May 9. The Knights of Columbus
will attend this Mass in a body.
\ community evening was held
in hn hon ut
p. NJ. Saturday, May /, in connec-
ton with the donation of a ton of
coal. The proceeds will be given to
the st. Paul Community Service drive
fund, through the efforts of the John
Ireland Girls Club as a special sub
sCriptiOn. Community singing, led by
Mr. w. w. Norton, and Community
games directed by Miss Mathilda
Heck, through the services of the st.
Paul Community Song Leaders and
Accompanies Club, were special fea-
lures.
Guild of Catholic Women: More
than 800 new members have been
added to the ranks of the Guild of
Catholic Women since the Inaugural
ton of an intensive membership cam
paign begun about two weeks ago.
The organization now numbers about
1000, making it one of the largest
societies of its kind in the state.
New members were guests at the an
nual meeting and program which were
held at 2:30 P. NJ, last Monday, in
the auditorium of the Wilder building
Rev. Lawrence F. Ryan, pastor of the
Cathedral, spoke of the work of the
Church in the field of social service
and the need of the spiritual element
in all uplift work. He urged each
member to take an active part in
some one of the Guilds departments
Miss Mayme Kelly, social service
worker of South st. Paul, told of the
need of better housing conditions for
young women coming here to work
in the newly established plants and
factories.
The newly elected president, Mrs
T.. G.. Ives, was installed. Mrs. Pierce
Butler is the retiring president.
The membership drive closed Fri
day when special meeting of al
parish Chairmen was held at 2:3C
p. NJ, in the Guild rooms, Wilder
building. Mrs. P. J. Flynn, chairman
presided.
The monthly meeting of the eXecu
tive board of the Guild Hall will take
place Tuesday, May II, at 1920 A
NJ, in the Wilder Building.
Cretin High School: Much keen in
terest is manifested in the annua
scholarship examinations to be held a
$50 A. M. on Friday, May IA, at tn
school. All parochial school eight
grade boys are eligible to participate
Ten one-year scholarships will b
awarded.
The mayoralty campaign, conduc
ed by the members of the Cretin Hlg
School Literary Society, came to
close last Monday with very satisfa'
tory results. Mayor Hodgson and tn
service candidates received generou
endorsements.
The annual elocution contest wi
be held at the Cathedral auditorium
on Monday, May 10.
ST. Agatha's Conservatory: Las
Monday evening varied progral
was given by the senior pupils. TIL
numbers included vocal, piano an
violin selections with several reading
On Thursday evening the hie
school pupils gave program of plan
violin. vocal and expression.