The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-10-02
ST. PAUL

OF. JOuu, w lluU.
ST. PAUL
Cathedral: Last Monday morning
at o'clock, Most Reverend Austin
Bowling, D. D., celebrated a Pontifical
Mass of Requiem for the repose of
the soul of the late Archbishop Ire
land. The Rev. Thomas Keane was
deacon of the Mass. and Rev. George
Rogan, subdeacon. There was large
attendance of the laity and goodly
number of priests in the sanctuary to
honor the memory of the late distin-
guished prelate and to offer their suf-
frage for his soul. The music of the
Mass was rendered by the priests
choir under the direction of Rev. F..
x. Bajec
Beginning Thursday evening, Oc-
tober 7, a retreat for all the members
of Holy Name Society of the parish
will be opened in the Cathedral. The
exercises will be under the direction
of a Dominican Father. There will be
sermon and special services Thurs
day and Friday evenings, and SOL
emn closing and reception of new
members in the Cathedral Sunday aft
ernoon at o'clock. Sunday morning
the members of the Society will at
tend the s o'clock Mass in a body
and will receive Holy Communion. 1t
is hoped and expected that every mem
Der of the Society will avail himself of
the opportunity to make this special
retreat.
COLLEGE of st. Thomas: Last Tues,
day morning at $50 memorial Mass
was said in the College chapel for the
late Archbishop Ireland. Rev. M. l. ].
Griffin was celebrant of the Mass,
which was attended by the entire stu
dent body and the faculty.
Academy AIumnae: Whereas the
greatest act of alteration we can offer
to God is the worthy reception of the
Blessed Sacrament;
Whereas, Catholics the world over
have been accustomed to receive Holy
Communion on the First Friday and;
Whereas, Saturday is the day set
aside by Holy Mother Church in hon
or of Mary our Patroness;
Resolved, the International Fedora
ton of Catholic Alumnae adept the
Saturday following the first Friday as
the day of general communion.
In accordance with the above reso
luton the attention of all Federated
Alumnae is called to Saturday, Octo
Der 2, as the general communion day
1t is hoped that many will receive ant
offer their communion for the specia
success of the Biennial Convention Of
the International Federated Catholic
Alumnae to be held at Boston in DC
tober.
Church of st. Agnes: A. G. Kerkel
celebrated his seventy-frst birthday
Wednesday evening of last week will
an entertainment in honor of the mem
bers of the choir of st. Agnes Church
of which Mr.. Kerker has been director
for the past twenty-three years.
Church of st. coIumba: Next Tues
day evening, October 5, at o'clock
there will be social in the parish
hall at 1921 Lafond street.
Church of St. Luke: Next Monda,
evening the Young Ladies Sodalit
will hold their regular monthly meet
ing in the school hall, Victoria an
Portland avenues, at o'clock. Their
will be the election of officers.
x. of c.: Thursday evening, Octe
Der 7, at o'clock, number of friend
and invited guests will tender a bar
quet to DIR. E. W. Buckley, Suprem
Physician of the Knights of Columbu!
at the Minnesota Club. DR.. Buckle
on this occasion will give a persona
account of experiences. and impre
sions received on his recent trip wit
the knights of Columbus party thu
visited Metz, Rome and other parts {
Europe.
w. C. o. F.: ST. Paul Court No. 90
will hold it's regular meeting Frida,
October 8. at 2:30 p. NJ, in the Cd
Fellows Temple.
Guild of Catholic Women: The exc
utive board of the Guild of Cathol
Women held it's first regular meetir
of the season at 10:30 a. m. Thursda
in the Guild rooms, Wilder buildin
Mrs. E.. C. Ives, president of the Gull
has been APPOINTED member of Il
executive board of the National Co
ference Of Catholic Charities whit
recently closed its annual meeting
Washington.
u The regular monthly meeting W
4 be held Monday, October 4, at 2:s
in the Auditorium of the Wilder Bull
Ing. Rev. John Doherty will speak I