The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-10-15
of ST.PAUL
FORTY HOURS DEVOTION.

Immaculate Conception, Lonsdale.
St. Anne, Hamel.
Twenty-third Sunday afer Penteeost,
October %.
st. Mary, st. Paul.
ST. John, Darwin.
SIS. Peter and Paul, Loretto.
>acred Heart, Robbinsdale.
81. Mary, Tracy.
Twenty.fourth Sunday after Pentecost,
October 80.
Sacred Hear, St. Paul.
st. John, Dayton.
Our Lady, Lucan.
St. Boniface, Stewart.
st. John, Wilno.
Twenty-fifth Sunday after Pentecost,
November 6.
st. Philip, Minneapolis.
St Bridget De Graft.
St. Michael, Madison.
ST. Joseph, ROsen.
st. Adalbert, Silver Lake.
Confirmation Held: His Grace the
Most Reverend Archbishop conferred
the Sacrament of Confirmation recent
ly as follows:
October 2, the class in st. Thomas
church, St. Paul Park, comprised Z
boys, Is girls and men. There was
one convert. The offering towards the
Archbishop Ireland Educational Fund
amounted to $50.
On October II, class was confirm
ed in the Church of St. Peter Claver,
st. Paul. There were boys, 16 girls,
men and women, there being con-
verts in the class. The offering to-
wards the Educational Fund was $36.
Confirmation Dates: His Grace the
Most Reverend Archbishop will confer
the Sacrament of Confirmation as fol-
lows: October Is: Waterville, II A.
NJ, Shieldsville, 3 p. M; October 16:
Faribault, Immaculate Conception
Church, 2 P NJ, and Northfeld, P.
NJ; October II: Hazelwood, 10 A. NJ;
October IS: Belle Plaine, Church of
the Sacred Heart, 10, A. NJ. Church of
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Church of the Assumption at Assump-
ton, 4 P. M; October 10: ST. John
Mimi, $50 A. NJ, Jessenland, II A.
NJ, Henderson, P. M.
ST. PAUL
Cathedral: The Young Peoples
Club has organized basket ball team.
Girls belonging to the Club who wish
to play on the team should report at
the Cathedral school Friday, October
q, at 100 P. M. The following girls
will please report: M. O'Grady, j.
Flanagan. H. Smith, B. O'Donnell, M.
Sullivan, M. Hurley, A. Clark, A. Ro.
hel, M. Doyle and F. Doyle. For
further information call Joan Ma.
honey, Dale 1892.
College of St. Thomas: A beautiful
rose mosaic window was placed in the
chapel of ST. Thomas college last week
by the Kinsella Art company of Chi
cago. The window was designed from
suggestions by the faculty of the col
lege.
The coloring is rich purple and
grays. In the center of the round win.
dow is a medallion depicting the I'M
maculate Conception. Subjects of four
others surrounding it are: the birth OF
the Blessed Virgin, the Presentation
in the Temple, the Assumption and the
Coronation. Smaller sections of the
window picture the virtues of the
Mother of God.
In commenting on this handsome ad
dition to the chapel, Very Rev. Hum
phrey Moynihan, rector of st. Pau
Seminary, said, THE window is {
splendid example of it's kind and on
of the finest to be found in any church
in the northwest"
The contest between day students
and boarders, for the banner to b,
awarded the section having proportion
ally the larger number of daily com
municants during the month of Octo
Der, is progressing in most satisfac
tory manner. At the present time tn
boarders are in the lead.
Monday evening banquet and re
ception was rendered Very Rev. T. f
Cullen, rector, by the faculty and str
dents. After dinner at o'clock
program was given in the Auditorium
those taking part being: Rev. A. ,
Carey and F. ]. Taylor, who made az
dresses for the cleric and lay facu
ties, respectively; Vincent A. Ryal
representing the students, and Robe1
Gehan, vocalist. The college orche
ira rendered several selections.
X. of CT, Installation Of the newl
elected officers of st. Paul council, n
397, Knights of Columbus, took plac
Tuesday evening, October 4, in til
club rooms, Fifth street and Smith a
enue. John c. Flanagan of ST. Pau
district deputy, conducted the rite
assisted by John H. Rauen as warde
Tribute was paid to the retirir
grand knight, F. L. Madden, and
gold watch. and chain and fOurt
degree emblem were presented to hin
P. w. Fahey and others spoke brief
The new officers are: grand knigf
F. H. Delaney; deputy grand knigf
H. j. Nicolin; chancellor, J. ]. Sc
ton; financial secretary, p. J. Nal
ney; recording secretary, r. E. Ha
kins: warden, G. j. Haub; treasury
H. M. Kalschaaer; advocate, w.
o h.