The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-01-22
ST. PAUL

Clerical Changes: Rev. Michael Nc
Raith, pastor at Renville, is taking a
postgraduate course at the Catholic
University in Washington, d. c.. Rev.
Patrick O'Connor, formerly assistant
in Graceville. has been appointed TO
succeed Father McRaith at Renville.
Rev. Richard King is assigned as as
sistant to Father Kennedy at Grace
ville
st. Paul Seminary: The patronal
feast of the seminary will be celebrat--
ed Tuesday, January %. His Grace
tbel Most Reverend Archbishop will
pontifcate at ten o'clock, and the SER
mon of the occasion will be delivered
nv Rev. James M. Reardon. Dinner
q will be served at noon for the visiting
clergy.
C. o. r: At the last meeting OF
the st. Paul Joint Committee OF the
Catholic Order of Foresters, State Or
ganizer Peter Loskiel was present and
the matter of the large Joint Twin
CITY class and initiation to be held
this coming spring was taken up. To
further complete the details of this
matter a meeting of all Twin CITY
Courts under the auspices of the Joint
Committee of each city is called for
Sunday, January %, at two O'CLOCK,
at st. Peter Court Hall, corner of 9Th
and Exchange streets in st. Paul. All
members of the Joint Committee OF
each city are requested to attend.
At the rattle of the Bowling Ball,
held by the C. o. F. League at Hamm's
Alley. st. Matthews Court was the
winner. ST. Matthew's is one of the
strong teams in the G. o. F. League.
All Hallows Court No. ST will have
a debate on January q on "The Rein
statement of Capital Punishment, in
the State of Minnesota The meeting
will be an open one and all members
and their friends are invited.
K. of c. Carnival: Plans are now
practically complete for the big
knights of Columbus Carnival to be
held at their Club House on the eve
Rings of January 27, %, and 20. The
committee in charge has arranged to
convert the entire building for carn1,
val use. One of the principal attrac.
lions will be in the main assembly
hall. the finest hall in the Northwest
The Knights are working hard in an
effort to make this one OF the gayest
occasions of the winter season in st
Paul. The carnival is not confined to
oe Co1 bnf iC nDHn fC
the entire public.
cretin High School: Joseph Hur
ley, of the class of 81 of Cretin High
School, was buried from st. James
Church on Tuesday, January Is. Full
military honors we're accorded the
young R. o. t. G. member The en-
tire student body was present at the
Mass The band played Chopin
march as the mourners entered the
church. Rev. James Cronin oficiated
and the Brothers of the school sans
the REQUIEM. The cadet corps es
corted the body to Smith Avenue.
squad went to the cemetery and rem
dered the last honors to the deceased
Burial was at Mendoza.
The ST. Paul Auditorium will b.
crowded to capacity on "Wednesday
January &c, when the Cretin Photo
nlay will be shown for the first time
An interesting program has been al
ranged to make the evenings enter
tainment doubly attractive. Bob
Gehan will sing. The Cretin Ban
will render some concert numbers
Merritt Cook of the class of I'll an
James Hogerty of "a, will also entel
tain. This program will be the frs
- of a series of affairs to celebrate Tn
Golden Jubilee of the Christian Broti
ers in st. Paul.
DR.. Lapp's Lectures: DR.. John 4
<Iiapp, director of the Department
Social Action for the National Cat
Ole Welfare Council, will lecture
the Pro-Cathedra1 Hall, Minneapoli
ton Sunday afternoon, January %,
three o'clock; on Sunday evening, ia
uary %, in ST. Paul, in the Cathedr
School Hall at eight o'clock; and
Monday, January "a, at IL A. M. at u
College of st. Catherine
TO those VINO are III touCH Will u
work of the National Catholic Weifa
Council, DIR. Lapp needs no introdr
ton. He was one of the directors
the survey which was recently CO
Quoted in the Archdiocese of Nc
York and which revealed the gre
need of co-ordinated activity in Cat
Ollie Charities.
DIR. Lapp's lectures in Minneapo
and ST. Paul will be based upon {
disclosure of this survey and the go
results expected from it. Admfssi
to these lectures will be free, and
who are interested in Catholic char
should endeavor to attend them.
Church Of st. Luke: St.. Luke's p
ish Council of Women will give a ca
party in Ranaley's Hall, Grand a.
nue., Tuesday evening, January %.
a q The regular monthly meeting of I
Sodality OF the Blessed Virgin Of