The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-08-13
ARCHDIOCESE of ST.PAUL

FOHI TWINS
Thirteenth Sunday after Pentecost,
August II:
st. Peter, st. Paul.
St. Geneyieve, Centerville.
st. Thomas, Jessenland.
ST. Paul, Nicollet.
st. Anne, Wabasso.
Fourteenth Sunday after Penteeost,
August 21:
st. Hedwig, Minneapolis.
st. Hubert, Chanhassen.
ST. John, Jordan.
Ascension, Norwood.
St. Joseph, Waconia.
Fifteenth Sunday after Penteeost,
August %:
st, Lawrence, Minneapolis.
st. Francis, Benson.
st. Canice, Kilkenny.
ST. Michael, Saltwater.
st. John, Wanda.
Sixteenth Sunday after Pentecost,
september z:
Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Mime
apolis.
st. Clara, Clara City.
st. Genevieve, Lake Benton.
ST. Aloysius, Olivia.
Immaculate Conception, WatertoWn.
Holy Day: Monday, August Is, the
feast of the Assumption of the Blessed
Virgin, is a holy day of obligation.
There IS no fast on the vigil this year.
ST. PAUL.
Sisters Retreats: The Sisters of st.
Joseph are having three retreats IN
st. Paul this summer. They are as
follows: August 613. St. Agathas
Conservatory, under the direction OF
Rev. Fitz-George Dinneen, S. J. At the
same time another retreat is being CIV
en- by Rev. Patrick A. Mullens, S. j.,
at St. GATHERINGS College. Father
Mullens will conduct third retreat
at the same place from August IL to
rs.
On Monday, August Is, the Sisters
of St. Joseph will present a number
of candidates for reception and pro
fession at their novitiate, Randolph
and Fairview streets, this city. The
ceremony will take place at four
o'clock.
A. o. II. Ramsey County: The Hi,
bernians and Ladies' Auxiliary OF
Ramsey County are jubilant at the
prospect of occupying home of their
own in the near future. Plans and
specifications are completed and are
now to be seen at the Office of j. H
Wheeler, architect, sos Exchange
Bank Building. The Hibernian Hal
Association, Of which T. F. Kelleher il
president, has worked earnestly ant
long to bring the project to this happ!
realization. Bids are now being called
for and will be opened on Saturday
August 49, The plans call for
building 81 feet wide and Sc feet Ions
and three finished stories. Thu
ground floor contains a gymnasium
dining room with serving room ant
kitchen in connection and clu
room each for ladies and men; ais
boiler and fuel room. The main foo
has office for custodian with two larg'
and two small Lodge Halls, each witt
ante and locker rooms and meeting
room for committees. The secon
story contains check rooms and ant
room. Toilets are provided on al
floors. The new home will be locate,
on Iglehart avenue between Wabash
and st. Peter streets.
Fort Smelling: A picnic at Phale
Park on Wednesday Of last wee
brought to a close the summers wor
Of the catechism classes at Fort Smell
ing and Home Croft. Fifty childre
and dozen adults assembled {
Home Croft Club at ten o'clock an
filed the buses provided for thel
by the knights of Columbus.
Phalen Park an interesting program
of baseball and kitten ball games az
track events gave hearty appetit
TOT the u6IlClOuS duu dUuuuduI plCA
dinner provided by the Christ Chi
Society. A generous array of prize
for the winners of the contests adde
Reen zest to the days sports. Geors
Heating was the star athlete amor
the boys. Reverend R. w. Doher
Of st. Thomas College, acted ;
starter, and Reverend Edward
Casey and Sergt. Burke were Il
judges.
Church of st. Cecilia: The wom'
of the parish will give lawn soci
on the church grounds, Cromwell al
Bayless avenue, Monday evenin
August Is. A number Of solos will
rendered and also special music
program.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Pro-Cathedral: The dicabled $
diers at 'Asbury Hospital will be G
tertained by members of the Rosa
Society at midsummer festival
be held on the Pro- Cathedral scho
grounds on Monday evening, Augt
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