The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-04-30

May l, 10 A. NJ, St Annes.
2 P. NJ, St Boniface's.
a P. NJ, ST. Bridget's.
On Ascension Thursday, May 5, His
Grace will confirm class at Farming
ton at P. NJ.
ST. PAUL
Church Of St. Mary: A class OF chill
dren will be admitted to first Holy
Communion at the eight o'clock Mass
on the Feast of the Ascension, Thurs
day, May ), and at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon they will renew their bap-
tismal vows and be enrolled in the
scapular. The ceremony will close
with Benedction of the Blessed Sac
rament. A preparatory retreat will be,
gin on Monday, May 2, at the half.
past eight o'clock Mass and will end
on Thursday morning.
COLLEGE of st. Thomas: Last Mon
day morning four hundred and fifty
students had the honor of receiving
from the hands of the Most Reverend
Archbishop the badges of the Holy
Name Society. His Grace has from
the beginning shown the deepest in
terest in this Society in the College
and each year he comes in person tC
enroll new candidates in its ranks
The ceremony was brought to close
with BeneIiction of the Blessed Sac
rament.
The Archbishop's inspiring ad
dress was an appropriate beginning Of
the Mission which was preached tt
the students during the first four day:
of this week Rev. William R. Lawlel
of the Dominican Order, who in year!
past gave two retreats in the college
with the most gratifying results, con
Quoted the Mission. Father Lawler
wonderful earnestness and his mani
fest sympathy with his young auditor
sent his words home to the hearts o
all who heard him. On Thursda.
morning all the students received
Holy Communion.
Guild of Catholic Women: Prepare
ton of material for the year book 0
officers of the league a big task. TIL
organization, one of the largest in tn
city, with membership of more thai
$500, is active in virtually all line
of civic, charitable and religious work
Mrs. E. J. Clasen, historian of tn
Guild, had the work in charge.
A meeting of the executive boar
of the organization took place at 1913
a. M, Thursday at the Wilder built
ing. The next meeting of the gel
eral body will take place May q
the Wilder building, at which tim
Very Rev. James c. -Byrne will spea
on PHASES of Charity" and Miss Lo
eta Haas will give a group of song
Mrs. ]. P. Kerker presided at tn
meeting of the Friendly Visitors an
relief department of the Guild at 2:s
n. M, Friday, in the auditorium {
the Wilder building. The annual ele
ton of officers of the relief depar
ment took place.
The Arts and Letters Departmel
will meet Wednesday, May a, at q
P. NJ, at the residence of Mrs. P.
Flynn, 1893 Marshall avenue. Arc
bishop Bowling will speak on ED
cation" Miss Clara J. McAuley W
sing a group of songs accompanied
Miss Ethel Carter Mrs. E. H. Stat
will preside.
The regular monthly meeting of t
Guild will be held Monday, May 2,
2:30 P. NJ, in the auditorium of t
Wilder blu lding.
%; Church of the Sacred Heart: T
Franciscan world is this year keepi
the seventh centenary of the four
ing of the Third Order by the "Po
Man of Assist" On this occasi
the present Pontiff, Pope Bened
XIV. himself a fervent Tertiary, h
addressed the whole Catholic wol
on a subject evidently near to
heart, namely the spread of the Til
Order of St Francis, as can be str
ingly seen in his encyclical, publish
in last weeks issue of the Catho
Bulletin.
Most remarkable, indeed, is
fact that, OF all the lay institutions
the Church (and there are many
Third Order alone has been sing
out in these modern times for
peated recognition by Leo XIII, P
X, and our present Holy Father, Be
dict XIV. Not once, not twice,