The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-06-04
ARCHDIOCESE of ST.PAUL
FORTY HOURS DEVOTION.

Holy Rosary, Graceville.
Holy Redeemer, Montgomery.
st. John, Searles.
Fourth Sunday after Pentecost, June
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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 Penteeost, June 49,:
Holy Redeemer, st. Paul.
st. Willibrod, Gibbon.
st. Francis, Buffalo.
st. Scholastica, Heidelberg.
st. John, New Brighton.
Sixth Sunday after Pentecost, June rs.
st. Boniface, Minneapolis.
Guardian Angels, Chaska.
Assumption, Richfield.
Holy Name, Medina.
st. Martin, Rogers.
Confirmation Dates: The Most Rev
erend Archbishop will administer the
/ Sunday, June 5, P. NJ, Church of
( st. Augustine, South st. Paul; Wed
nesday, June Is, in the morning at
! Maple Lake, and in the afternoon at
Annandale.
Confirmation Held: His Grace the
Most Reverend Archbishop admins
tered the Sacrament of Confirmation
as follows:
May 10, st. Joseph's Church, De
lano. In the class we're 35 boys, 81
girls, and women. Candidates at the
mission of st. Mary numbered Is
boys, 16 girls and 1 woman. An offer
ing from both classes towards the
Archbishop Ireland Educational Fund
totalled $3.50.
May 10, st. Peters Church, Delano.
The class confirmed included 13 boys,
16 girls, men and 2 women; among
these we're 2 converts and 4 outsiders.
The offering towards the Educational
Fund was $33.
May 26, st. Anne's Church, LIE
Sueur The class numbered SO boys,
50 girls, men and women; there
were also converts and 10 from out
side parishes. An offering towards the
Educational Fund amounted to $100.
Confirmation Offerings: During the
past month, besides the amounts
already published, the following offer.
ings have been made to the Arch
bishop Ireland Educational Fund by
confirmation classes:
Cathedral, 500; Pro-Cathedral,
s125; Rosen, $36; Nassau, $21; Dan,
vers, $50; Ortonville, $34; Clontarf
$50; Benson, $50; De GRAF, $54; Muir
dock, $685. Clara City, $50; St. Henry
$25; Immaculate Conception at st
Peter, SAL; st. Peters at st. Peter
$S5; Sacred Heart at Faribault, 500;
St Lawrence at Faribault, SIS.
ST. PAUL
Cretin High School: Archbishop
Bowling was the principal speaker al
the commencement exercises of Gre
tin high school at the Auditorium, Fri
day night, May II. The 1921 Cretir
class included seventy graduates
Thirty-four received merit medals fol
scholastic and military proficiency
James A. Furey, Robert A. Frenzel
John P. Luby and George E. RyaI
were announced the winners Of the
Mrs. James J. Hill scholarships to st
Thomas college. Winners of the
scholarships to Cretin are Frank Hy
land of st. Michael's, John Giblin o.
st. Marks, Alois Pihaly of st. Franci:
de Sales, Joseph Lawless of Cattle
dral and Michael Ethel of st. Agnes
parochial school. The Cretin r. o
T. c. regiment was reviewed by AID
jutant General w. F. Rhinow.
Hospital AIumnae: The st. 10
seph's Hospital Alumnae Association
were hostesses at a dinner Wednes
day evening at the University Clul
in honor of the members of this year.
graduating class.
Church OF st. Luke: A musical ant
literary program was given at ST
Luke's school hall, at P. NJ, Wed
nesday. Those taking part included
Miss Evelyn Tipping, vocalist, ant
Miss Helen McCarty and Miss Lorett;
Tipping, pianists. F. J. Leonard o
Jordan, Mimi, gave the principal ad
dress, his subject being, "Shoul'
Americans Recognize the Claim o
Ireland for Self-Government."
The regular business meeting of ST
Luke's Parish Council of Women will
be held in the Church auditorium OF
Wednesday afternoon, June 8, at
o'clock.
The Rosary and Altar Society viii
give a Silver Tea on Thursday, Jun
9, from to in the afternoon, at tn
home of Mrs. Philip McQuillan, 2
Kenwood Parkway.
College of st. Catherine: The high
est fiagstaff in the Twin Cities wa
raised at the College of st. Catherin
last Saturday afternoon, May %. TIL
pole is 125 feet in height. It is gift
to the college from the alumnae o
Derham hall, the preparatory school o
the college. Singing Of patriotic song
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