The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-09-24
ARCHDIOCESE of ST.PAUL
FORTY HOURS DEVOTION.

Il,
Twentieth Sunday after Pentecost, o.
toher 2.
St. Patrick, st. Paul.
st. Paul, Comfrey.
ST. Mary, LIE Sueur Center.
st. Catherine, Redwood Falls.
st. Mary, Willmar.
y Twenty-first Sunday after Pentecost,
! October 9.
st. Louis, st. Paul.
st. Thomas, Corcoran.
st. George, Glencoe.
- st. Philip, Litchfield.
Holy Redeemer, Renville.
Twenty-second Sunday after Pente'
cost, October IS.
: ST. Mark, st. Paul.
Visitation, DanverS.
Immaculate Conception, Lonsdale.
=, st. Anne, Hamel.
Confirmation Held: His Grace the
NMost Reverend Archbishop administer
ed the Sacrament of Confirmation re-
Gently to a class in the new Church of
st. Mary, Tracy. The class number
ed men, IA women, Al boys and 81
i girls. Included in this number were
- converts.
Confirmation. The Most Reverend
Archbishop will administer the Sacra-
ment of Confirmation as follows:
October 2, at P. NJ, at St. Paul
Park; October 6, at Nicollet in the
! morning, and at Marysburg and CleFe-
land in the afternoon; October 9, at
Saltwater; st. Marys church in the
morning; st. Josephs at 2 P. M; st.
Michaels at P. NJ.
Clerical Appointment: Rev. Patrick
Keany, recently ordained, has been as
signed to the staff of the Cathedral
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ST. PAUL.
St. Paul Seminary: Three interest
ing addresses were delivered at the
Seminary during the first week after
, it's opening. DR.. John A. Ryan spoke
: of the National Catholic Welfare Coun-
/ Gil, explaining the scope of its five de-
partments. Father Taggart gave an
! account of Maryknoll and the work it
( is doing for the Chinese missions. DR..
Edwin OHara, of the Archdiocese of
! Oregon, who has been making a spe-
( cial study of the rural problems con-
: fronting the Church in America, gave
an Illuminating summary of his re-
searches in this very important field.
All the addresses were much appreciat-
ed by the student body.
The visit of Fathers Taggart, Nee
han and Murray of Maryknoll brought
the Seminary in closer touch than
; ever before with the great missionary
school. These priests are now on their
way to their field of labor in China,
and they were the guests of the Sem
mary for a few days en- route. Their
account of Maryknoll, it's work and its
spirit, and of what it is accomplishing
in China, edited and inspired all who
7 came in contact with it's missionaries.
The Seminarians presented the trav-
elers with a substantial purse on their
departure.
Father Zig, Franciscan priest of the
Teutopolis, ILL.,, monastery, has been
conducting a retreat for the Semina
rians during the week.
/ Cathedral: On Sunday morning, Sep
TENDER %, a two weeks mission will
open here under the direction of three
Paulist Fathers. The first sermon OF
the mission will be preached at the
! High Mass that day by Rev. Richard
T. Cartwright, c. S. P. The exercises
/ during the first week will be for the
I women and those of the second week
I for the men.
The Young Ladies' Sodality, having
discontinued their meetings during the
summer months, will hold their frs
regular meeting Sunday, September 25
after the eight o'clock Mass. All mem
bers are expected to receive Holy Com
| munion and be present at the meet
| ing to be held in the school Auditori
UNI.
Religious Services for the Deaf: Oh
! Sunday afternoon, September %, a
800 o'clock, the Catholic Deaf of tn
Twin Cities and suburbs will hold thei
first religious meeting at st. Agatha
Conservatory, this city. Father Don
ahoe, their former pastor, will Civ
an address in the sign language. Aft
er the sermon, signed by their presen
pastor, there will be a general meet
ing followed by Benediction of tn
Blessed Sacrament.
Rev. R. E. Nolan has recently beel
assigned to duty among the deaf. AS
sisting him are Sisters Norbert, An
Rita and Jeanette of St Agatha's Cor
servatory. Sister Bertha of the Cor
servatory has been forced through il
creasing responsibilities to give up tn
work Of teaching the Deaf. Meeting
of the Deaf will be held on the thir
Sunday of every month. Later, If a
tendance warrants it, there will be
Mass and sermon the first Sunday c
each month in the Cathedral Chape
The Redemptorist Fathers have late
:. ly appointed one of their number, Rev
Daniel Higgins, c. SIS. R., as mission
airy extraordinary to the Deaf, and i
n the early fall he will give a missio
v Tor the Deaf in st. Paul and Minneapt
lis.