The Catholic bulletin., 1921-11-12
ARCHDIOCESE of ST.PAUL
FORTY HOURS DEVOTION.

Twenty-sixth Sunday after Pentecost
November 13.
st. Stanislaus, st. Paul.
st. Peter. Delano.
st. Joseph, Rosemount.
Our Lady of the Lake, Mound.
Twenty.seventh Sunday after Pente
cost, November 20.
st. Stephen, Minneapolis.
st. John, Excelsior.
Sacred Heart, Rush City.
First Sunday in Advent, November 27
st. Vincent, st. Paul.
St. Lawrence, Faribault.
St. Benedict, St. Benedict.
Second Sunday in Advent, December 4
St. Thomas, Minneapolis.
St. Roniface, Hastings.
st. Bonifacius, st. Bonifacius.
Confirmation Dates: His Grace the
Most Reverend Archbishop will ad
minister the Sacrament of Confrma
ton as follows: November 13, Min
neapolis: Holy Cross, morning; st
Hedwig, 2 P. NJ; All Saints, 4 P. M
November Is, Buffalo in morning and
Loretto in the afternoon. November
II, Montgomery, 10:30 A. M; Lexing
ton, P. NJ; Heidelberg, P. M. No
vember IS, New Prague, 10 A. M;
Veseli, 2 P. M; Lonsdale, 4 P. M
November 20, st. Paul: Assumption
1890 A. NJ; st. Stanislaus, P. M;
st. Vincent, P. NJ.
Confirmation Held: The Most Rev
erend Archbishop administered Con
firmation recently as follows:
Carver: The class comprised boys,
IL girls, l man; there was convert.
Waconia: II boys, 20 girls, men,
3 women; converts. Offering $34.
Cologne: 94 boys, 80 girls, 3 men;
2 converts. Offering 800.
Tyler: boys, 5 girls, 4 men, l
woman; converts.
Lake Benton: l boy, girls, men,
5 women; II converts.
Excelsior: 26 boys, 10 girls, men,
8 women; converts. Offering $43.50.
Sleepy Eye: 173 boys, 1877 girls, 8
men, women; 6 converts. Offering
$114.19.
Client: % boys, 80 girls. Offering
$50.
Minneota: 81 boys, 1S girls, 2 men, 6
women; 5 converts. Offering $50.
Wilno: So boys, 67 girls, women.
Offering $6O25.
Ivanhoe: 4S boys, 35 girls, man,
5 women; converts. Offering $35.
Leavenworth: 19 boys. II girls, 2
men, l woman; converts. Offering
$1765.
st. Clement, Minneapolis: 40 boys,
50 girls, 8 men, 8 women; 10 converts.
Offerings from Confirmation classes
have also been received as follows:
Victoria, $2425; Chaska, $3.50; ST.
Anthony, Minneapolis, 5000; St. Louis,
st. Paul, $50; Norwood, $50; Com
frey, $35.
All Confirmation offerings are cred
tied to the Archbishop Ireland Edu
cational fund.
ST. PAUL.
Cathedral: The Holy Name Society
will begin it's fall and winter meet
ings on Monday, November IA, in the
School Hall at s P. M. Speakers OF
the evening will be Hon. J..F. MCGUIRE
John Hesse, president, and M. J
Eurns, vice president. A musical pro
gram will be given. A large number
of men were received into the society
at the close of the mission given by
the Paulist Fathers and all are invited
to be present. The members of the
society will receive Holy Communion
in a body at the o'clock Mass, Sun
day, November 13, the center aisle be
ing reserved for the men.
College of st. Thomas: The st
Thomas College band under the direc
tion of Rev. S. J. Arsenault, took par
in the program held in the st. Pau
auditorium on Armistice day under thu
auspices of the st. Paul Association
The students of the college are max
vember for the souls of the faithful
departed.
The monthly meeting of the Parent
and Teachers Association was he'll
last Sunday at the college and wa
well attended. The results of the b
monthly examinations were announce
and other matters taken up.
On Wednesday, November 16, Rev
T. E. Cullen, the rector, will spea
on Education" to the Minnesota d.
partment of the National Council {
Catholic Women at their third annus
convention in Minneapolis.
Mission for Deaf: Father Higgins {
St Louis is at present in the Twi
Cities preparing the field for mi
sion for the deaf. The mission wi
be held in the chapel of the Cathedra
November 20 to q. Father Higgir
is missionary extraordinary for tt
deaf and is an accomplished signe
Any readers of The Catholic Bullet
who number deaf persons among the
friends will confer a favor on Fath'
Higgins if they will send in the name
and addresses of the Catholic de-
they may know. His address is q
Dayton avenue.
Church of the Blessed Sacramen
A bazaar will be held for the benefit
the Church of the Blessed Sacramer
in the Foley School auditorium, &C
ner White Bear and Ames avenue
Hazel Park from November 13 to ]