The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-05-07
ARCHDIOCESE of ST.PAUL
FORTY HOURS DEVOTION.


IS. Peter and Paul. IVanhoe.
St. Peter, Forest Lake.
ST.. Peter, Mendoza.
st. Michael, St. Michael.
Pentecost, May IS:
st. Michael ST. Paul.
Assumption, Assumption.
st. Eloi, Client.
st. Joseph, Miesville.
st. Thomas, ST: Thomas.
Trinity Sunday, May %:
Incarnation. Minneapolis.
st. Barnabas, Barry.
st. Mary. Bird Island.
st. Edward, Minneota.
St Dominic, Northfield.
ST Walburga, st. Walburga.
Second Sunday after Pentecost, May
90:
st. John, st. Paul.
ST. Mary, Beardsley.
SIS. Peter and Paul. Glencoe.
st. Joseph, Montevideo.
st. John, Savage.
Fast Day:
Saturday, May IA, is the vigil of
Pentecost. 1t is day of fast and alb
for working people.
Confirmation Dates: His Grace the
Most Reverend Archbishop will ad-
minister the sacrament of COntirma-
ton during the month of May as fol-
lows:
May I, at Stewart; 8, New Ulm
morning; 10, Delano, St. Peters in
the morning, ST. Joseph's and the mis-
sion at st. Mary's in the afternoon;
II. Waverly, morning; u, Centerville
at p. NJ; Is. (PentecosD, Cathe-
dral at 1870 P. NJ, Pro-Cathedral at 4
P NJ; II, Nassau in the morning,
Rosen and Ortonville, afternoon; 10,
Appleton, morning and Danvers, aft
ernoon; 10, Benson, morning, and
Clontarf, afternoon; 20, De Graaf
morning. Murdoch, afternoon; 81,
Clara City, morning; "a, st. Henry
afternoon: %, ST. Peter Immaculate
Conception, morning, st. Peters, aft
Farbault, Sacred Heart, morning, ST..
Lawrence, afternoon.
ST. PAUL
Cathedral: The Young Ladies' Sod
atty of the Cathedral Parish will hold
their Annual Retreat May 1922. All
members are expected to attend, and
new members will be gladly welcomed.
Guild of Catholic Women: The
Guild Hall Board will hold their
monthly meeting Tuesday, May 10, at
1890 A. NJ, at the Guild Hall, Us Mel
son Avenue. Mrs. F. J. Spriggs, chair
man of the Guild Hall department,
will preside.
The Arts and Letters department
met at the residence of Mrs. P. J.
Flynn, 1893 Marshall Avenue, on Wed
nesday, May 4. The Most Reverend
Archbishop Bowling spoke on "Educa
ton"
At meeting of the Guild last Mon
day in the Wilder building, Mrs. w. j
O'Toole spoke on the school amend
ments to be voted on May 81.
A comprehensive, forceful talk on
THE Irish Question was given by
Miss Ada X. Cannon of Davenport
Iowa, in which she cited numerous
events in Irish history which she de-
picted as having a parallel in Amerf
can history.
phases of Charity was the sub
ject of talk by Rev. James c. Byrne
pastor of ST. Lukes Church, in which
he discussed the difference between
scientific and Christian charity.
A committee of five women will be
appointed by Mrs. E. C. Ives, presi
dent of the Guild, to cooperate with
other organizations in honoring the
soldier, dead on their arrival at the
Union station.
Reports of officers and committee
chairmen were given and the pro
gram closed with a group of songs b.
Miss Loretta Haas, soprano, accom-
panied by her sister, Miss Esthe
Haas, at the piano. Members of TIT
hospitality committee served tea.
College of st. Catherine: A grou
of girl students at st. GATHERINGS Co
lege has undertaken to help the Syr
an young folk of Holy Family Church
Ada and ROBBIE streets, to organize TO
social activities in their community
This service has been assigned tn
st. GATHERINGS girls by Miss Emm
Thuet, head of the ST. Paul American
ization organization as result OF
request of the girls that they be give
welfare work to do.
An entertainment that should pr
sent a sort of amateur vaudeville pr
gram, in which the groups should pa
ticpate, with both st. Catherine CIR
and Syrian girls in some numbers, We
decided on. And aside from the eth
cal object of fostering the social we
fare of the Syrian young people,
worthy motive was found in the nee
of raising a fund with which to repa
the organ in Holy Family Church.
The program took place at II
Riverview Commercial club Thursds
evening of last week. The Syrlal
of the community turned out for
They saw their own young folk pc
form on the stage, and do so creditab
as a result of the three weeks DIR
given by the girls from the collee
Judge Oscar Hallam of the Minneso
Sunreme court was the speaker