The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-10-29
ARCHDIOCESE of ST.PAUL
FORTY HOURS DEVOTION.

st. Roniface, Stewart.
st. John, Wilno.
Twe,ty.fifth Sunday after Pentecost,
November 6.
st. Philip, Minneapolis. .........
st. Bridget, De Graft.
st. Michael, Madison.
ST. Joseph, Rosen.
st. Adalbert, Silver Lake.
Twenty-sixth Sunday after Pentecost
November 10.
, ST. Stanislaus, st. Paul
St Peter, Delano.
St Joseph, Rosemount.
Our Lady of the Lake, Mound.
Twcnty-seventh Sunday after Pente
cost. November 20.
st. Stephen, Minneapolis.
St John, Excelsior.
Sacred Heart, Rush City.
Confirmation Dates: His Grace the
Most Reverend Archbishop, will adj
minister the Sacrament of Confirma
ton as follows: October 20, 10 A. M.
Sleepy Eye October 80, 10 A. NJ
Client: 3 P NJ, MinneOta. October
81, $50 A. NJ. Wilno; II A. NJ, Ivan
hoe; P. NJ, Lake Benton and Tyler
November 5, 10 A. NJ, Excelsior;
p. NJ, Victoria; P. NJ, Waconia. No
vember 4, 8 A. NJ, Norwood; II A. M.
Cologne; P. NJ, Chaska; 4 P. M,
Carver. November 6, 10 A. NJ, ST.
Louis Church, st. Paul; 2 P. NJ, ST.
Clements, and P. NJ, ST. Anthony's,
both of Minneapolis.
Holy Day: Next Tuesday, Novem-
day of obligation, with the duty in
cumbent on all Catholics of hearing
Mass. The vigil is not a fast day.
Wednesday, All Souls Day, is not a
feast of obligation.
Confirmation Held: His Grace the
Most Reverend Archbishop has re-
Gently confirmed classes at the fol
lowing places:
Madison: The class comprised SO
boys, so girls, 5 men and 2 women;
there were converts. The offering
was $61.35
Nicollet: There were IA boys, Is
girls, / man, women, convert. The
Offering was $500
Bellegrade: 9 boys, Is girls.
Brighton: Is boys, "a girls.
Middle Lake: 7 boys, girls.
The last three places are missions
attended from NicoIlet.
Waterville: 46 boys, 40 girls, men
IL women, converts. The Offering
was $1,000.
Shieldsville: 10 boys, IS girls. Of
fering, $50.
Faribault, Church of the Immaculate
Conception: 81 boys, Ill girls, II men
16 women; 26 converts. Offering
5000.
NorthfieId: 10 boys, . girls, men,
women; converts. The offering was
$50.
Hardwood: 26 boys, girls, men
Offering, $50.
Belle PLANE, Church of the Sacred
Heart: 40 boys, 81 girls, men,
woman; 3 converts. Church of SIS
Peter and Paul: 81 boys, 40 girls,
man and women; converts.
Assumption: % boys, s girls, 1 man
Offering, $31.
Henderson: Is boys, 20 girls. men
/ woman; converts.
The various offerings were devoted
TO the Archbishop Ireland Educationa
Fund
ST. PAUL.
College of ST. Thomas: Saturday
October 20, will be Homecoming Da
at the College. Various features hav
been scheduled for this occasio
which will be an official welcome t
the Alumni Association. At 10 o'clOcl
Saturday morning, High Mass will b
sung in the College chapel Rev. n
l. J. Griffin, 90, will be celebran
while the sermon will be preached b
Rev. j. R. Volz, Sc. Father Griffin
the senior alumnus of the College ia
ulty, while Father Volz was the fir!
student to enter ST. Thomas Colles
on the opening day, September 8, 1873
After the Mass there will be commi
tee meetings and class reunions, wit
luncheon at IL o'clock.
At 100, a band concert will be gi
en- on the campus, and at 2:15 a b
football game between st. Thorn;
and Carleton will be played. The re
of the day will be taken up with I
ceptions and various class reunion
AT 8 P. NJ, the Alumni banquet W
be given. E. E. McKernan, 10, pre-
ident of the Alumni Association, W
be POSTMASTER.
College of st. Catherine: The G.
lege Choral society, consisting
about two hundred members, und
the direction of Leopold Bruenn'
meets every week for the rehears
of great choral works. Public p'
formances of these works are Civ
in the College auditorium.
Among the artists of distinction W
have been engaged for concerts
the College of st. Catherine are:
Joseph Bonnet, organ concert.
Zoellner quartet-Antoinette Zoe
ner, VIOLIN Amandus Zocllner, violi
Joseph Zoellner, viola; Joseph Zoe
ner, violincello.
Silvio Scionti, piano recital.
Macmillan Dick trio aximili
Dick, violin; Edith A. Dick, cello;