The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-01-08
ARCHDIOCESE fST. PAUL
FORTY HOURS DEVOTION.

FORTY HOURS DEVOTION.
First Sunday after Epiphany Jan.
airy 9.
All Saints, Minneapolis.
Holy Trinity, New Ulm.
St.-Joseph Novitiate, st. Paul.
Second Sunday after Epiphany, Janu
airy 16.
Assumption, st. Paul.
st. Peter, North st. Paul.
College of st. Thomas, st. Paul.
Septuaeesima Sunday, January %.
St. Anne, Minneapolis.
Little Sisters of the Poor, Mime
apolis.
College of ST. Catherine, st. Paul.
Sexagesima Sunday, January 80.
st. Adalbert, st. Paul.
st. Joseph, Red Wing.
st. Joseph's Academy, st. Paul.
ST PAUL
Cathedral: The Holy Name Societ!
will hold smoke social to be give1
under their auspices free at the Cattle
dral school auditorium Monday even
ing, January 10, at s o'clock. Infor
NAL talks are promised by His Grace
Most Rev. Austin Bowling, Hon. Dan
iel w. Lawler, Rev. John T. Dough
erty, City Missionary, Rev. Thomas F
Keane, Chaplain, Hon. John Hesse,
President of the Holy Name Society
Musical numbers will be given by the
st. Paul quartet, Cameron & McDe-
Wits orchestra. Selected songs by
George Grangl. Piano selections by
Frank Goegen. Coffee and refresh
ments will be served by the ladies Of
the parish.
The Communion Mass for all the
men of the parish will be at s o'clock
Sunday, January 8. Reservations in
the center part of the church will be
held for them.
ST. Aeatha's Conservatory: Bands OF
Christmas fairies, a gigantic Christmas
tree decorated with twinkling lights
and bright streamers and really"
Santa Claus, who distributed gifts OF
fruit, toys and candy, brought the
spirit of Christmas to ninety crippled
children of the Phalen hospital, who
gathered in the Capitol Thursday aft.
ernoon of last week to take part in
the entertainment held under the aus
pices of the state employees.
What the day means to children of
other countries than ours was shown
in the pageant, christmas in Many
Lands" presented by forty-fve chill
dren of the expression classes of St
Agatha's conservatory. The play was
given on specially constructed stage
in the rotunda of the building which
was decorated with holly, mistletoe.
wreaths and Christmas streamers fol-
the occasion.
The pageant opened in Belgian
home, where little Belgian boy and
girl, Frederick Ziegler and Ruth Marie
st. Pierre, we're celebrating their
Christmas eve. They made the wish
that they might know just what the
youngsters of other lands were doing
at this glad time and their wish wa:
granted by the Christmas fairies, Ros
lind Schlikront, Marguerite Baher
Betty Cornell and Mary Collins.
wave of the fairy wands and there en-
tered children from Holland, Russia
England, Sweden, France, Ireland ant
America, who danced and sang tt
music by the st. Agatha children:
orchestra.
The tableaux ended with the dis
tribution of gifts by w. N. Brown
chief clerk in the office of the secre
tary of state.
X. Of c.: Saturday evening, Janu
airy s, a class of candidates will re
ceive the second and third degrees
in the Knights of Columbus. On Sun
day afternoon at o'clock anothe
class will be indicted into the secont
and third degrees. The two classe
will comprise about IT'S candidates
Both limitations will be held in tn
X. of G.. hall.
German Catholic Federation: TIL
German Roman Catholic Federation
of ST. Paul held it's regular month";
meeting at Assumption School hal
last Sunday evening.
Very timely addresses were deliN
cred by President NJ. c. Tautges an
los. Matt, editor of Der Wanderel
The meeting was well attended by a
delegates of the various societies i
the Federation.
w. C. o. r.: st. Paul Court, 332, v
C. o. F., will hold it's regular meetin
Friday afternoon, January IA, at "a
o'clock, at Odd Fellows Temple.
Guild of Catholic Women: TT
regular monthly meeting of the Gull
Hall Board will lbe held Tuesda
January II, at 1880 A., M. in tt
Guild Hall, 215 Nelson Avenue.
Miss Anne Culligan, 2069 Igleha
avenue, has been appointed soci
service worker for the Guild
Catholic Women. The appointing
was announced Thursday of la
week at the meeting of the execute
board of the organization. The Gui
has given 800 for the relief fund f
the starving children of Central Z
rope.
MINNEAPOLIS
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