The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-10-22
of ST.PAUL
FORTY HOURS DEVOTION.

0L. JOHN, DdTWlH.
SIS. Peter and Paul, Loretto.
Sacred Heart, Robbinsdale.
st. 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.
Twenty-sixth Sunday after Pentecost,
November 13.
ST. Stanislaus, st. Paul.
st. Peter, Delano.
st. Joseph, Rosemount.
Our Lady of the Lake, Mound.
Confirmation Dates: His Grace the
Most Reverend Archbishop, will admin
lister the Sacrament of Confirmation
as follows: October %: 2 P. NJ, Leav-
enworth; 4 P NJ, Comfrey. October
20: 10 A. M, Sleepy Eye. October
30: 10 A M, Client; 3 P. M, Min
neota. October 81: $3.50 A. M, Wilno;
II A. M, Ivanhoe; P. NJ, Lake Ben
ton and Tyler. November 81 10 A.
M, Excelsior; P. NJ, Victoria; P.
NJ, Waconia. November 4: A. M,
Norwood; II A. NJ, Cologne; 2 P. M,
Chaska; P. NJ, Carver. November
6: 10 A. NJ, ST. Louis Church, st. Paul;
P. M, st. Clements, and P. M,
ST. Anthony's, both of Minneapolis.
Confirmation Held: The Most Rev
erend Archbishop conferred the Sacra-
ment of Confirmation recently as fol-
lows:
harrisburg: the class comprised 19
boys, 20 girls, 4 men and women:
there were converts, and the offering
was 1925.
Cleveland: there were Is boys, II
girls, 1 man, I woman and l convert.
The offering was SIS.
Saltwater: st. Mary's: the class
comprised 26 boys, 20 girls, 3 women,
2 converts. The offering was $40. st.
Joseph's: 16 boys, Is girls, 1 man, 1
convert. The offering was $50. st.
Michael's: class included 40 boys, 81
girls, men and women. There were
9 converts. Offering, $50.
Morgan: the class included Is boys,
% girls, men and 1 woman. There
were converts. Offering, $38.
Morton: 10 boys, II girls, men, 3
women, 6 converts. Offering, $4,000.
Birch Coolie: 10 boys, girls. Offer
ing, $16.50.
Franklin: 8 boys, II girls. Offering,
$13.
Fairfax: this class comprised 26
boys, 33 girls, man, 1 woman. There
were 2 converts. Offering, $50.
All offerings were made toward the
Archbishop Ireland Educational Fund.
ST. PAUL.
Cathedral: The young ladies of the
parish will hold their regular meeting
Sunday, October %, in the school audi
forum, after the eight o'clock Mass,
at which Mass all are expected to re-
ceive Communion in body.
st. Paul Seminary: The anniver-
sary of the dedication of st. Mary's
chapel was chosen as Alumni Day at
the Seminary. Over ninety priests
were present. Solemn High Mass was
celebrated at 10 o'clock by Rev. John
Peschges, rector of ST. Mary's College,
Winona, assisted by Rev. Joseph
Barron, deacon, and Rev. Robert l..
Ormsby, subdeacon. Lunch was serv-
ed at noon, and the early part of the
afternoon was devoted to baseball
game between the Alumni and the
Seminarians. At the business meet
ing, which was held in the Aula Max
ina at 4:30, Rev. VIM. Grace of the
diocese of Green Bay, was elected
president of the association for the
period of three years; Rev. w. Busch
and Rev. David Moran were elected
oCC1CLdly duu ClSdSuI 0I, respectively,
for the same term of office. Matters
pertaining to the association were dis
cussed and brief addresses were Civ
en- by Fathers Dunphy and Grace and
also by the rector of the Seminary.
At $3.50, Alumni and Seminarians as
sembled in the chapel for solemn Ben
ediction. At dinner, short speeches
were given by Father j. Peschges Of
Winona, Father R. l.. Ormsby of Du
buque, Father P. Gordon of Superior
and Father N. Walsh of st. Paul.
The program for the entertainment
of the guests closed with reception
rendered by the Seminarians to the
Alumni. The recreation rooms II
which the reception was held were
tastefully decorated and an excellent
program of music was rendered by the
Seminary orchestra. Perfect weather
added much to the charm of a day
that will be remembered as enc of the
most pleasing alumni reunions in thu
history of the Seminary
College of ST. Thomas: The first O
a series of extra-urban meetings of tn,
Alumni of st. Thomas College was hell
last week at Faribault, Mimi, witt
Very Rev Thomas e. Cullen, rector o
the school, Edw. e, McKernan, presi
dent of the Alumni association, am
DR.. D. d. Hilger, st: Paul, as speakers
Clement Hall was elected president o