The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-01-29
ARCHDIOCESE ofST.PAUL
FORTY HOURS DEVOTION.

st. Joseph's Academy, st. Paul.
ouinquagesima Sunday, February 6.
St Anthony, Minneapolis.
st. Peter, St. Peter.
Visitation Convent, st. Paul.
First Sunday in Lent, February 10.
st. Andrew, st. Paul. #e
ST. Mark, Shakopee. a.r
House of Good Shepherd, st. Paul
Second Sunday in Lent, February 20
Ascension, Minneapolis.
st. Mary, Sleepy Eye.
st. John, Vermillion.
St Paul Seminary, st. Paul.
ST. PAUL.
Cathedral: DR.. John A. Lapp, direc
tor of the department of social &C
, tivities of the National Catholic Wei
fare council, gave the first of two lee
lures in st. Paul, last Sunday even
ing, at the Cathedral school hall. His
subject was Organization" Organ,
ization is a magic word in business,
politics, government and other activi-
ties" said DIR. Lapp, land it must be
used in social and general betterment
work as well. There is an obvious
necessity of coordination in these
things to prevent duplication of work,
and to make for the efficiency of the
social welfare machine" DR.. Lapp
explained the welfare work of the ma
tional council. He is editor of Mod
ern Medicine" and known as a nation
al expert on welfare work. He spoke
at the College of st. Catherine at II
A. NJ. Monday.
The Young Ladies' sodality of the
Cathedral parish will give a card
party in the school Auditorium on
Wednesday evening, February 2.
St. Paul Tabernacle Society: The
regular monthly meeting was held on
Friday, January %, at 2 P NJ, in the
Royal Arcanum Hall.
College of st. Catherine: Silvio
Scionti, member of the American Con-
servatory of Music of Chicago, offered
recital of classic and modern must
cal selections in the auditorium of the
College at P. NJ, on January 20. The
musicale was we'll attended and great
ly enjoyed. Mr. Scionti was encored
several times.
c. o. F.: At the meeting of the Joint
Committees of the Catholic Order OF
Foresters of ST. Paul and Minneapolis
held at st. Peter Court Hall last Sun
day, plans for the large class and mi
tiation to be held the coming spring
were discussed. 1t was decided tC
held the initiation On Sunday, May
in St. Paul 1t was also decided tc
ask a number of outlying Courts ad
jacent to the Twin Cities to partici
pate. State Organizer Peter Loskie
announced his willingness and desire
to assist all Courts at this time ant
looks forward to class of at least fiv'
hundred. 1t was decided to hold ;
meeting each month of the Joint Com
mittees of both cities until the time o
the initiation. The next meeting will
be held in ST. Bonifacius School Hall
University Ave and 7th Ave. N. E
Minneapolis, on Sunday, February 2C
at 2:45 P. M. All members of tn
Joint Committees of both cities ar
urged to be present at that time an
place.
Friendly Visitors: A meeting of tn
Friendly Visitors was held Friday
January %, at 2 P NJ, in the auditor
UNI of the Wilder Building.
st. Johns Alumni: Tentative plan
for a new building program at S
Johns University, Collegeville, Mimi
were discussed at a meeting OF TWl
Cities alumni in st. Paul last Monda
night Rev. Alphonse Sausen told
plans for the erection of addition;
quarters to provide for the CROWN
student body. Rev. P. David Yuenge
secretary of the National Alumni ass
citation, was postmaster. Officer
elected were Michael Weiskopf, pres
dent; Paul A. Froehlich, vice pres
dent; L. E. Kalscheuer, secretary, ar
Frank Yoerg, treasurer.
Visitation Convent: Inc leaSt
st. Francis de Sales, founder OF Il
Visitation order, will be celebrated
Saturday, January 20. Rev. Hen
Mccall will sing the Mass at 10:
and Rev. James Donahoe will deliV
the sermon of the occasion.
X, Of c.: Last Tuesday a class
seventy-nine candidates, of wnt
forty-eight were ST Paul Seminaria1
received the three degrees of the
der. The first and second degre
were exemplified at 2:30 P. M, and
third at s P. NJ District Deputy w.
Jameson and a st. Paul team
charge of the initiation ceremoni
About seven hundred fellow memb
witnessed the degree work.
Church of St. Vincent: The H
Name Society will give card SOC
at the parish hail. corner of Blair
Virginia Avenue, on Monday event
January 81.
Church of st. Cecilia: The.
and women Foresters will give
party on Tuesday evening, Februar
in the parish hall, corner OF Crom'
and Bayless Avenues.