The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-05-28
ARCHDIOCESE of ST.PAUL
FORTY HOURS DEVOTION.

Holy Rosary, Graceville.
Holy Redeemer, Montgomery.
St John, Searles.
Fourth Sunday after Pentecost, Jun,
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St James, st. Paul.
Sacred Heart, Belle PLANE.
st. Brendan, Green Isle.
st. Henry, Monticello.
st. Patrick, Shieldsville.
st. Thomas, st. Paul Park.
Fifth Sunday after Pentecost, June 49,
Holy Redeemer, st. Paul.
St. Willibrod, Gibbon.
st. Francis, Buffalo.
st. Scholastica, Heidelberg.
St. John, New Brighton.
Confirmation Dates: His Grace the
Most Reverend Archbishop will ad
minister the sacrament of Confirma.
ton as follows: May 20, Faribault
Sacred Heart, morning, ST. Lawrence
afternoon; June Is, Maple Lake,
morning; Annandale, afternoon.
SOFIiIHldlIOn T7ElQs h6pOIIS VI
Confirmation given at various places
recently by the Most Reverend Arch
bishop are as follows:
May 15-Pro-Cathedral, Minneapo-
lis. The class comprised 40 boys, So
girls, 81 men and so women; there
were 81 converts. An offering of 1925
was made by the class towards the
Archbishop Ireland Educational Fund.
May list. Josephs Church, Ros-
en-. In the class were 10 boys, Is
girls, and one. woman; there were
among these four converts. An offer
ing was made towards the Education
al Fund amounting to $50. On the
same day His Grace confirmed a
class at Nassau, mission of Rosen.
The class included eight boys, II girls,
one man and one woman, there being
two converts. The class made an of
fering of $21 towards the Educational
Fund.
May 19-At CIontarf a class con-
firmed was composed of 20 boys, "a
girls, three men and four women.
There were six converts and six out
siders and the offering of $50 was ap-
pied to the Educational Fund.
May 20-At Murdoch the class COM
prised 43 boys, "a girls, one mat and
two women, with three converts. The
offering towards the Educational
Fund amounted to 500. On the same
day His Grace confirmed class at De
Graaf. The candidates included Is
boys, &c girls, 10 men and eight WON
en-. There were four converts. The
offering of $54 was applied to the
Educational Fund.
May 21-In Clara City class was
confirmed, comprising Is boys, &c
girls, one man and six women. There
were six converts and one outsider.
ST. PAUL.
x. of c. Schools: The knights Of
Columbus class in Public Speaking
was brought to a close last week by
a banquet at the Frederic Hotel. The
supper was arranged primarily to il
lustrate in a practical way the after
dinner speech which the class of ex
service men and others had beer
studying during the latter part of the
course. The following responded to
toasts: The Casey, E. o. Westin
Friendship, Jas. Herman; America
Jas Plunkett; Women, l.. P. Meeker;
What's Wrong with the World, A. V
Fabian; The Making of Orators, M. A
DAILY; The Knight School, A. J. Burns
Impromtu talks were given by: H. w
White, Robert A. Burns and j. r Hor
rigan. William D. Jameson, Of thu
bonding department of G. H. F. Smith
e Son, was in charge of the Knights o
Columbus class in Public Speaking
and acted as POSTMASTER. Fiftee1
guests we're present.
X. of c.: Seventy-five convalescen
soldiers at the Aberdeen hospital wer
guests of the st. Paul Council, Knight
of Columbus, at an automobile rid
and entertainment Friday afternoo
of last week. The men left the hos
pital at 1870 P. NJ, in automobile
loaned for the occasion and wer
taken to the ST. Paul Automobile clu
at "nlJ0 Bear, WuSI0 y. "A. NhCyCl
secretary, served refreshments.
The Compass, official publics
ton of the Hennepin-M inneapt
lis Council, says: Recently fifty pc
cent of our Council received Commit
Mon in body at the Church of tn
Incarnation. Had it not been Con
munion Sunday for men at the Pr
Cathedral of st. Mary's, with HI
Grace, Archbishop Bowling presen
the attendance would have been col
siderably greater. San Francisco
continually Boosting of 1850 who a
tended in body with membershi
of 2,400; they have not eQualled OF
record. Milwaukee Council admits
1882, with membership of about 800
Now comes st. Paul with a recon
of 2,400 Knights who received in
body recently with a membership
1920. So far as we are aware, 5
Paul holds the highest honors. Wi
some of cur exchanges kindly infor
us if St. Paul is not entitled to it?
Guild of Catholic Women: The a
nual retreat of the Guild took plat
Wednesday at the Cathedral. Re
l.. F. Ryan, spiritual director of II
guild and pastor of the Cathedrs
conducted the retreat, which opene
with tho cp1ohrat iOn Of Mass at