The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-11-19
ARCHDIOCESE ofST.PAUL
FORTY HOURS DEVOTION.

FORTY HOURS DEVOTION.
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.
Second Sunday in Advent, December 4.
St. Thomas, Minneapolis.
st. Boniface, Hastings.
st. Bonifacius, st. Bonifacius.
Third Sunday in Advent, December II.
st. Augustine, South ST. Paul
st. John, Hugo.
Immaculate Conception, st. Peter.
Confirmation Dates: His Grace the
Most Reverend Archbishop will ad-
minister the Sacrament of Conirma-
ton as follows: November 20, St.
Paul: Assumption, 1890 A. NJ; St.
Stanislaus, 2 P. NJ; st. Vincent, 4 P.
NJ.
Confirmation Held: His Grace the
Most Reverend Archbishop administer
ed the Sacrament of Confirmation re.
Gently as follows:
Church of st. Louis, st. Paul: The
class comprised so boys, II girls, Z
men, 4 women; 4 converts. The offer.
ing was $50.
Osseo: IA boys, II girls, 4 men, A
women. Offering, $3.50.
Rogers: "a boys, ii girls; 1 convert.
Offering, $3S.
st. Walturga: "a boys, II girls.
Offering, $50.
st. Michael: IS boys, SO girls. Of
fering, $S5 so.
Albertville: 20 boys, Al girls, 4
men, 6 women; Z converts. Offering,
$40.
Shakopee, st. Mark: 80 boys, So
girls, l woman: 2 converts. Offering,
$62.25. St. Mary: II boys, Fl girls,
a men, 2 women; 4 converts. Offering,
$50.
Marystown: 10 boys, 10 girls. Offer
ing, $3S.
All Saints, Minneapolis: 50 boys,
81 girls, 10 men, 8 women. Offering,
500.
Offerings from other Confirmationr
classes have been received from the
Chancery Office as follows:
Holy Cross, Minneapolis, 1925; Ano-
ka, $175; Carver, $3.50.
All offerings are devoted to the
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ST. PAUL
College of St. Thomas: Plans vir-
tually have been completed for the
public reception for Rev. Thomas E.
Cullen, recently named president of
st. Thomas college. .
Educators and other friends from
the Twin Cities and the state will
gather at the college Monday, Novem-
Der q, at s P. M. for the affair.
Special invitations have been issued
to the presidents of Hamline, Macal-
ester, Carleton, st. Olaf, Gustavus
Adolphus and other colleges, and to
L. ID. Coffman, president of the Uni
versity of Minnesota. The reception
will be in the nature of a welcome Of
Father Cullen into the field of educa-
ton.
Mayor Hodgson will preside and
men prominent in civic and educa-
tional circles will speak.
College of st. Catherine: On Tues
day morning, November 8, Father Sal
ammo on " an i1lnctrotn1 1oot,rn in
the Jeanne dare auditorium of the
College on interesting features of
Egypt and Turkey.
A patriotic program was held at
the College on Armistice day. A two
minute zsilenceswas observed at eleven
A. M. in memory of the lead heroes.
Vocal selections from patriotic themes
were rendered by the Misses Grace
Matchie and Margaret O'Brien and
Miss Waters. A reading, "The Ameri-
cans Have Come" was given by Miss
Anil White. The program closed
with the singing of national anthems
by the audience.
A Greenwich Village social under
the title of LA Petite Boheme," was
held in the College Gymnasium on
Saturday evening, November ~
Luncheon was served by the hostes
ses, members of the Dramatic Art
Club.
One of the unique features of the
evening was the use of large palettes
for luncheon trays. An oil painting
and prizes of china, basketry, ant
pottery were awarded at the close o
the evening. About two hundred
guests were present.
ST. Paul Tabernacle Society: TIL,
regular monthly meeting will be hell
Friday, November IS, at 2 P. NJ, il
the Royal Arcanum Hall, Fourth ant
st. Peter streets. All the member!
are requested to be present.
Church of ST. Mary: On last Sun
day, a campaign was launched tt
meet the debt on the new church. |
was suggested that a weekly willini
offering be made by every Wage-earI
ing paTish:oner, through the envelop
system. This method seemed admire
bly, agreeable to all, and the enthu
siastic manner in which the peopl
pledged to contribute a certain sur
each week, bespeaks their loyalty t