The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-11-05
ARCHDIOCESE of
FORTY HOURS DEVOTION.

st. Bridget, De Graft.
St. Michael, Madison.
st. Joseph. Rosen,
st. Adalbert, Silver Lake.
Tw~enty-sixth Sunday after Pentecost
November 10.
ST. Stanislaus, st. Paul.
St. Peter. Delano.
st. Joseph, Rosemount.
Our Lady of the Lake, Mound.
Twenty-seventh Sunday after Pente
cost, November 20.
St. Stephen, Minneapolis.
ST. John, Excelsior.
Sacred Heart, Rush City.
First Sunday in Advent, November 81
st. Vincent, st. Paul.
st. Lawrence, Faribault.
st. Benedict, St. Benedict.
Confirmation Dates: His Grace the
Most Reverend Archbishop will ad
minister the Sacrament of Confirma
ton as follows: November 8, 10 A
NJ, st. Louis church, ST. Paul: 2 P
NJ, ST. Clement, and 4 P. NJ, st. An
thongs, both of Minneapolis.
November s, Osseo, 10 A. NJ; Rog:
ers, 2 P. M; st. Walburga, 4 P. M
November 9, st. Michael. 8 a. M; AL
b~ertville, II A. NJ; Anoka, 3 P. M
November II, Shakopee: st. Mark, 1C
A. NJ; Marystown, . P. NJ; Shakopee:
o. - " N-Nr,hnp 10 Min
~neapolis: Holy Cross, morning; st,
Hedwig, 2 P. M: All Saints, 4 P. M,
November Is, Buffalo in morning and
Loretto in the afternoon. November
II, Montgomery, 1890 A. M; Lexing'
ton, 2 P. M: Heidelberg, 4 P. M. No,
vember Is, New Prague, 10 A. NJ;
Veseli, 3 P. NJ; Lonsdale, 4 P. NJ,
November 20. st. Paul: Assumption,
1890 A. M: St. Stanislaus, 2 P. NJ;
st. Vincent, 4 P. NJ.
Confirmation Held: Offerings from
Confirmation classes for the Arch
bishop Ireland Educational Fund have
been received as follows: Belle
Plaine: Church of the Sacred Heart,
$1,000; IS. Peter and Paul, $4,000;
Henderson, $4,000; Jessenland, $500;
and St. John, Mimi, $500.
His Grace, the Most Reverend Arch.
bishop, administered the Sacrament of
Confirmation recently at Comfrey. The
class comprised 80 boys, 80 girls,
men and 4 women. There were s con
VertS.
Clerical Appointment: Rev. Joseph
Hannah has been appointed pastor OF
the church of St. Mary at Willmar
He was formerly assistant to Mgr
SIevin, V. G., pastor of immaculate
Conception church, Faribault.
ST. PAUL.
College of st. Thomas: The cam
paign between the day students anC
the boarders for the banner to go tt
the section having the greater number
of Communions in October was wO1
ly the boarders. A total of 2,542 Com
munions was received. The banner
after being blessed at the Alumni Mas:
on October 80, was placed in thu
chapel. A determined effort will bt
made in November by the day stu
dents to win this prize.
The Halloween party given for the
students by the Parents and Teacher:
Association was a great success, &C
cording to all reports. 1t was held il
the college armory on Monday, Octo
Der 81. Stunts and Halloween game:
pleased the crowd of over a Thousand
people who attended.
Homecoming Day for the Alumni
was celebrated Saturday, October 29
The day opened with registration o
the Alumni at the, Armory. Solemn
High Mass was celebrated by Rev. NJ
I. ]. Griffin, SO, and the sermon wa
given by Rev. ]. R. Volz, SO, of Far
bault. After the Mass the Alumni re
newed old acquaintance and oil
times until 1900, when dinner wa
served in the cafeteria. The Colleg
band gave a concert at lis and a
2:30 the football game between Carrie
ton and st. Thomas began, the visi1
ors winning by a score of IA to 7. A.
ter the game a reception was held TO
lowed by the Alumni banquet. E. F
McKernan, president of the Alumr
Association, presided. Talks were gi1
en- by Father Cullen, DR.. H. Moyniha1
Mayor Quinn of Faribault, Father Vol
and the coach, Joseph Brandy.
College of st. Catherine: On Oct
Ter 81, the student body of st. Catl
crimes College commemorated the si'
ty-third anniversary of the birth
Theodore Roosevelt. The program
which took place in Jeanne dare aud
forum, began with the unwilling of
portrait of the former presiden
Short talks on the life, character, an
heroic deeds of Roosevelt were give
by the Misses Athelia Meyer, Flo
ence Healey, Marion O'Connor, Cat
crime Conroy and Catherine Trepanie
The program closed with the singir
of national anthems by the audienc
assisted by the college orchestra.
On November 3, the Alumnae ASS
citation of the College of st. Catherir
held a banquet in Donaldson's tie
rooms. A large number of former st
dents of the college were present.
Cretin High School: The second !
sue of the Comment was mailed n
vember 2. The entire magazine
given over to football stories and
accounts of the deeds of Cretin's gri