The Catholic bulletin., 1921-10-01
ARCHDIOCESE of ST.PAUL

Twentieth Sunday after Pentecost, oc-
tober 2.
st. Patrick, st. Paul.
ST. Paul, Comfrey.
ST. Mary, LIE Sueur Center.
ST. Catherine, Redwood Falls.
st. Mary, Willmar.
Twenty-first Sunday after Pentecost,
October g..
ST. Louis, st. Paul.
st. Thomas, Corcoran.
st. George, Glencoe.
ST. Philip, Litchfield.
Holy Redeemer, Renville.
Twenty-second Sunday after Pente.
cost October 16.
ST. Mark, st. Paul.
Visitation, Danvers.
Immaculate Conception, Lonsdale.
st. Anne, Hamel.
Twenty-third Sunday after Pentecost,
October %.
St. Mary, st. Paul.
st. John, Darwin.
IS. Peter and Paul, Loretto.
Sacred Heart, Robbinsdale.
ST. Mary, Tracy.
Ordinations: Twenty-eight- -Seminari-
ans who had received subdeacOnshlp
last June, were raised to the Diaconate
on Saturday, September "a, in the St.
Paul Seminary Chapel. Right Rever-
end James Trobec was the ordainlng
Bishop. The students on whom sacred
orders were conferred are as follows:
For the Archdiocese of st. Paul:
Rev. w. A. Neudecker, Rev. c. M.
Popelka, Rev. C. J. Portele, Rev. R..
Neudecker, Rev. R. M. Cogwin, Rev.
T. F. Meagher, Rev. w. P. Delaney,
Rev. l.. S. Sledz, Rev. J. Ryan, Rev.
T. F. Nolan.
For the Archdiocese of Dubuque:
Rev. S. ]. Kucera, Rev. NJ. S. Sheehy,
Rev. R. F. Duffy, Rev. w. L. McGov-
I ern.
For the Diocese of Sioux City: Rev.
L. n. Klein, Rev. D. L. Clark, Rev. H.
O'Brien.
For the Diocese of Green Bay: Rev.
J. C. Kalisek, Rev. H. c. Head, Rev. S.
B. Ziolkowski, Rev. H. A. Littel
For the Diocese of Peoria: Rev. c.
J. Williams, Rev. c. D. Martin, Rev.
II. P. Kelley, Rev. l.. L. Henkel.
For the Diocese of St. Cloud: Rev.
J. Lauer.
For the Diocese of Helena: Rev. A.
H. Allard.
For the Diocese of Superior: Rev.
P. F. Meyer.
Confirmation: The Most Reverend
Archbishop will administer the Sacra,
ment of Confirmation as follows: -'sn
October 2, at 8 P NJ, at St. Paul
Park; October 6, at Nicollet in the
morning, and at Marysburg and Cleve
land in the afternoon; October 9, al
saltwater; St. Marys church in the
morning; st. Joseph's at 2 P. NJ; St
Michaels at P. M.
ST. PAUL.
Cathedral: The mission, which
opened here last Sunday under the
direction of the Paulist Fathers, ha:
drawn very large number of womer
throughout the week. On Sunday, Oc
tober 2, the mission for the men viii
open, and next week mission exercise:
also will be given for the children.
st. Paul Seminary: Last Mondat
evening the faculty and students 9
the Seminary rendered reception t.
the new rector, Very Reverend Hum
phrey Moynihan, d. D. At six o'clocl
a bounteous repast was served, ant
a goodly number of the clergy of tn
Twin Cities was present for the occa
sion. Afterwards a delightful Pre-
gram was rendered in the Aula Maz
ima A number of addresses wa
made, and a beautifully illuminate
address of welcome, in Latin, was pre-
sented to the new rector.
College of st. Thomas: The regi:
tration this year has already gon
close to the 800 mark, with many stl
dents yet to register. About one-thir
of the present registration is in tn
College department, and this is mos
encouraging sign of the present col
ditions at the college.
Last Monday morning retreat fo
the SIuu0ulS anu was OpShC
at the college, closing with gener;
Communion on Thursday mornin
The exercises were under the dire
ton of the Very Reverend T. E. Gu
len, the new president of the COLES
Two very interesting meetings wei
held at the college recently. Saturds
evening, September II, Father Guile
delivered forceful address to a lars
gathering of the alumni He took
his theme the subject of the day, II
American Constitution. The followi1
day, Sunday afternoon, between tv
and three hundred parents of day st
dents assembled in the chapel and i
tened to an earnest plea on the pa
of Father Cullen for cooperation
regard to studies and discipline on Il
part of their boys. The parents pre-
ent were deeply impressed with Il
Importance of the work which tn
can perform, and they formed an {
ganization to meet once a month wi
that end in view.
number of additions to the fac
ty have been announced for this ye;
Among them are the following: Br
adier-General H. P. Howard arriv
from Fort Iaavenworth Kan IL