The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-06-25
Ninth Sunday after Pentecost. Jul,
ST. PAUL.

ud1lLy vi tuC SdJuCuIdI POI 1Su Will q
ceive Holy Communion at the o'clock
Mass next Sunday. Afterwards the
regular meeting will be held in the
school auditorium.
.u, Church Of ST. Mary: Rev Eustace
NJ. Frederic, who was ordained in st.
Paul Seminary on June 10, will cele-
brate his first solemn high Mass in
St Mary's Church, corner of Ninth
and Locust Streets, Sunday, June 26,
at 1880 a. m. The sermon will be
preached by Father Reardon, pastor
of the parish. In the afternoon at
o'clock reception in honor of Father
Frederic will be held in st. Mary's
school hall. A brief program Of vocal
and instrumental numbers will be
rendered, and all who are present will
be presented to him. Father Frederic
is a native Of the parish and grad
uate of St Mary's school.
Church of The Blessed Sacrament:
The parishioners of this church will
hold Summer Festival, Sunday after.
noon and evening, June 26, on the
Foley School Grounds, Hazel Park.
Meals, luncheons and refreshments
will be served from II o'clock, noon,
all afternoon and evening. There will
be various games, races and amuse-
ments. The P. S. E. Club will give
away valuable building lot, mems
and ladies' gold watches, and other
articles.
Church of st Bernard: Every soung
lady over seventeen years of age is
eligible to join the Young Ladies
Sodality. The Sodality now has ap
proximately one hundred and thirty
members, and the large attendance al
the monthly meetings, during which
animated discussions for success are
carried on, indicate that it will soor
be the largest society of it's kind in the
Twin Cities. Those wishing to joir
should get in touch with Miss Frances
Spannbauer, Secretary, 1896 Matilda
avenue, who will gladly give detailed
information.
The Young Ladies' Sodality will re
ceive Communion in a body Sunday
July 8. The monthly meeting will be
held Monday, July II.
st. Bernard's parish will hold pic
mic July 4 on the church grounds. AL
parishioners and friends are cordial.
invited to attend.
X Of, c.: William D. Jameson
State Deputy-Elect Of the Knight:
of Columbus, and the st. Pau
team exemplified two Third Degree:
at Winnipeg, Canada, June II and IL
The First and Second Degrees were
conferred by the local officers. The
occasion was the fifteenth anniversary
of the installation of the Winnipes
Council. by visiting team from st
Paul AS one of the banquet orator.
put it: winnipeg wanted to show
st. Paul, the parent Council how thii
robust child had grown" Winnipeg
which now numbers over twelv,
hundred members, has in turn become
the parent council of all the Councils
of Western Canada. The exemplifica
ton was witnessed by large gather
ing OF knights, which included all tn,
delegates, district deputies and pas
and present state officers Of Manitob;
and Saskatchewan that had assem-
bled for the convention, the day before
to- elect officers. A splendid s1ppe
was served at the close of the Thirt
Degree, Sunday, in the great banque
hall of the Fort Garry Hotel where
among other enjoyable features, ther'
was an orchestra, solo and communit.
singing and speech making. Danie
r. Coyie, Grand knight, acted al
postmaster. Supreme Officers Leedy
State Deputy Foley, State Deputy Elec
o'Connor and P. w. Fahey of st Pau
dwelt on various topics pertinent t.
the Order. William D. Jameson spok
on the "New Columbianism."
There was delightful play of inter
national courtesy INDUCED in by tn
speakers. The entertainment was o
such a high order that the "Ameri
cans as the visiting members of ST
Paul were termed, are not apt sool
to forget it. Hospitality eve as
ISOLATED with the rugged west &C
cording to the st. Paul team, reaches
To very summit in Winnipeg.
J..,r~ MINNEAPOLIS.
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