The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-02-12
ARCHDIOCESE Of ST.PAUL
FORTY HOURS DEVOTION.

ST. Andrew. ST. Paul.
ST. Mark, Shakopee.
House of Good Shepherd, st. Paul.
Second Sunday in Lent, February 70
Ascension, Minneapolis.
ST. Mary, Sleepy Eye.
ST. John, vermillion. -@
st. Paul Seminary, st. Paul.
Third Sunday in Lent, February e..
st. Agnes, st. Paul.
Our Lady of the Lake, White Bear.
Little Sisters of the Poor, st. Paul.
Fourth Sunday in Lent, March 6.
Holy Rosary, Minneapolis.
st. Raphael. Springfield.
st. Josephs Hospital, st. Paul.
Ember Days: Next Wednesday,
Friday and Saturday are Ember Days
on which fast and abstinence, with
the usual exceptions, are prescribed.
ST. PAUL.
St. Paul Seminary: A unit of the
Catholic Students Mission Crusade
has been organized at the .Sts Paul
Seminary. At a recent meeting Peter
Meyers was elected president and j.
Keane secretary. The students OF the
Seminary intend to give their whole
hearted support to the Mission Cru
SADIE movement, which is rapidly
spreading throughout the country and
giving promise of extreme benefit to
the missions and the increase OF con-
verts.
cretin High School: The motion
picture film, 1.-THE Problem" present
ed by Cretin High School Wednesday
of last week, brought out record
crowds, and many were unable to OBJ
tain admittance.
Last Saturday evening the film was
shown at Green ISle and numerous re-
quests have been received for pres
entation. All such requests may be
directed to Brother Elzear, Cretm
High School, st. Paul.
Guild of Catholic Women: THE
women of the nation must recognize
the great responsibilities given by the
ballot and be. prepared to shoulder
their share of the administrative bur-
den" declared Mrs. Daniel Coonan
before 200 members of the Guild OF
Catholic Women last Monday after
noon at the Wilder building.
Mrs. Coonan is chairman of the So
cial and industrial conditions COM
mittee of the Minnesota Federation of
Women's Clubs and talked on the
present and future legislative program
mapped out by that eomniitteee, THE
occasion was the monthly meeting OF
the Guild.
Il The speaker urged women's inter
est and backing in pending legislation
concerning the eight-hour day for
wonlengin industry; increased appro'
priation for the bureau of women and
children: increased appropriation for
the minimum wage commissions; in
crease of mothers allowances; the
street trades law; proper appropria'
lions for the State Board of Educa
ton and indeterminate sentence law
and the establishment of a family
court.
Gus B. Wollan of the st. Paul las
sociation said no community can be
any better than it's average citizen
ship, in short talk on Know Your
City" He urged each citizen to real
ly know his home town, its interests
and people. He declared it should be
n fn no an lCCpt
and not liability to the community
Reports of officers and department
chairmen were given, after which ar
informal tea was served by the civics
department of which Mrs. George w
Lawson is chairman.
Endorsement of the 1,000-foot pro
lection zone about schools from poo
halls and soft drink places was giveI
after an amendment was attached tt
the petition asking that it include
parochial, as well as public schools.
Fort Smelling: A branch of thu
Holy Name Society was organized
among the men of the Fort Snellin'
congregation last week. The initia
meeting was held at the Homecrof
Club, Saturday evening, February
at eight o'clock. Sergt. Burke wa
elected president of the new branch
Mr.. Addison secretary, and Mr.. DemI
sey, treasurer. Mr.. Cullen Farmer G
Minneapolis, who has been mos
successful organizer and solicitor TO
the Holy Name Society. addressed tn
meeting and assisted the chaplain i
the details of organization.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Church of st. Anthony: The S
Anthony convent senior pianofort
students gave an enjoyable program
of solo and ensemble numbers, Sa
urday, January 20, in the school aud
forum. 5s...
The following Tuesday, the hie
school. and seventh and eighth graf
students were entertained by Mr.
Molly Gleason Mulhearn in a SOL
recital Mrs. Mulhearn is the contra
to seloist at the Pro-Cathedral. HI
varied program showed her voice
great advantage. Frances Walsh wi
her able accompanist.
February 5, Eva Dick and Ma
O'Connell were presented in an int