The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-18

st. George, Glencoe.
st. Philip, Litchfield.
Holy Redeemer, Renville.
twentieth Sunday after Pentecost, Oc-
tober 10:
St. Peter. st. Paul.
Visitation, Danvers.
immaculate Conception, Lonsdale.
St. Anne, Hamel.
Holy Trinity, Winsted
ST. PAUL.
School EnroIIments: Reports from
the various schools and educational
institutions of the diocese this week
indicate large increase in the num-
Der of new pupils. Many schools are
overcrOwded and are using every
available space Surely this is an
added argument for the success, Of the
educational campaign about to be
launched in this diocese. Unless more
schools and greater facilities are
quickly afforded the clergy will be
forced to beg parents not to send their
children to our schools as there is
lack of space and accommodations!
St. Paul Tabernacle Society: Work
for the season will be resumed on Fri
day, September "a, from 10 A. NJ. un-
til 4 T. NJ. The regular monthly meet
ing will be held at 2 p. NJ. the same
day.
The annual day Of Exposition Of the
Blessed Sacrament will be hold at the
Cathedral. ST Paul, on Tuesday, Sep
tember %, beginning with Mass at
9:3O A. NJ, and ending at 4 P. NJ. with
a sermon by the Rev. l.. f. Ryan, fol
lowed by Benediction of the Blessed
Sacrament.
A REQUIEM Mass will be said at
the Assumption Church on Tuesday,
Sentember q, at A. NJ, for the re-
pose of the soul of Miss Christine
Wcrden. a recently deceased member.
x. of c. Fourth Degree: Large dele
cations from st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Duluth and all subordinate councils
in Minnesota are expected to attend
grand cxemplification of the fourth de
gree, Knights of Columbus. which will
he held at the knights of Columbus
building, October u. Colonel w. H,
Donahue is master Of the fourth de
gree for Minnesota. Thomas P. Flynn,
vice supreme master of the order, who
is visiting in the Twin Cities, has ap-
proved the program.
The ceremonies will begin at P. NJ.
and will be followed by banquet at
The Saint Paul, when the supreme
officers of the order will speak.
c. O. F.: The Joint Committee met
in the church hall at North ST. Paul
last Tuesday evening. The Twin
Cities Joint initiation planned for No
vember has been postponed until April
of next year
All tie c. o. F. bowling teams and
mcmbers were out last Tuesday night
for The opening of the season which
promises to be unusually successful
this winter.
Church of st. Vincent: Beginning
Sunday, October 8, the vested choir o.
twenty men will sing solemn Vespers
every Sunday in this church at 5 P. NJ
/
already acquired more than local repu
alton and they are numbered amonS
the best of the many musical organi
cations in the Northwest.
Church of st. John: The mission
for the women opened in this churcl
last Sunday morning and will clos
Sunday afternoon, September 19
Very large numbers of the faithful
have been present at all the exercise
which are under the direction of Faith
er Charles and Father Ignatius, tW
Passionist Fathers from Chicago.
The Mission for the men Will begi
Sunday evening, September 10.
Church of the Sacred Heart: Rev
Donulus Evers, o. F. NJ, formerly pas
tor of st. Francis Borgia Church
Washington, Mo, has been appointe
pastor of the Church of the Sacre
Heart here. Rev. Valerius Nelles, {
F. NJ. has been transferred to tn
nastorate at Washington Mo. Re
Francis Eckholt, o. F. NJ, has bee
transferred to Oak Forest, Ill.
Church of st. Andrew: The ne
school of st. Andrews parish opene
last Monday morning with a registr
ton of 221 pupils. This large numbt
indicates the great need that existe
in this parish for parochial schoc
and it accentuates the generosity
Mr. Timothy Foley, the munificel
bonefactor who made the school g
actuality There are seven Sisters
Notre Dame in charge of the schoc
The pastor is Rey. T. A. Printon.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Seton Guild: The Guild will beg