The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-01-28
ARCHDIOCESE of ST.PAUL
FORTY HOURS, DEVOTION.

st. Joseph, heu WING.
St. Joseph's Academy, st. Paul.
Fifth Sunday after Epiphany, Fehru-
airy S. 4E"
st. Anthony. Minneapolis.
st. Peter, ST. Peter.
Visitation Convent, st. Paul.
septuaaesima Sunday, February IL.
Holy Rosary, Minneapolis.
Loretto Hospital, New Ulm.
House of Good Shepherd. st. Paul.
sexaeesima Sunday, February 10.
Ascension, Minneapolis.
st. Mary, Sleepy Eye.
St John, Vermillion.
ST. Paul Seminary, st. Paul.
ST. PAUL.
Cathedral: The Rosary society will
give card party in the Cathedral
school, Third and College avenue, on
Wednesday evening, February l..
Prizes will be awarded. An invitation
is extended to all to attend.
Last Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock,
a large congregation assisted at the
Solemn Mass OF Requiem for the
soul of the late Supreme Pontiff
Benedict XIV. The celehrant was Rev.
l.. f. Ryan: deacon, Rev. l.. Glea-
son; subdeacon, Rev. p. Keaney;
master of ceremonies, Rev. II. j. I3ren-
nan.
COLLEGE of ST. Thomas: Mid-year en-
aminations are being held at the school
semester will begin on February 1.
The total of new students to register
has been increased by Ala
The rector, Very Rev. Thomas E.
Cullen, has been delivering series of
lectures on Friday nights on the nat
ural virtues, rs interpreted in the life
of Christ.
A debate held in the college forum
last Saturday evening on the subject,
Resolved, that Ireland should have
republican form of government in
stead of a free state" was decided in
favor of the affirmative. The mega
tive side was upheld by Remi A. Du-
fort, Daniel w. Heffernan and John
w. Crowley, while Thomas Diehl, Rus
sell E. Dorrer and James A. Ward
formed the Affirmative team.
The college men met in the school
auditorium on Friday, January 20, and
formed an organization to replace the
old College Mems club which has been
inactive for some time. Officers were
elected, committees appointed and a
program laid out for the balance of
the school year. The officers chosen
were: president, Vincent Ryan; vice
president, AL Mckay; treasurer, Har-
old Dudley; secretary. Edward Falvey
College of St. Catherine: On
Thursday evening, January 10, the
Derham hall high school students were
entertained at a social in the gymna-
SUM, which was attractively decorat
ed for the occasion. The party was
under the direction Of the freshmen
The program was thoroughly enjoyed
by the participants.
At the regular business meeting OF
the Literary society on Saturday, Jan
uary 81, the following officers were
elected: president, Miss Alice Scan
Ian: secretary, Miss Verona Murphy:
treasurer, Miss Catherine ONeill.
The Forty Hours devotion was be
gun at the college on Sunday morn
ing, January %, and was brought tt
close on Tuesday evening. Each
day, two Masses were celebrated il
The chapel. All the students from
both the college and high school de
partments attended the, services.
cretin High School: Much enthu
siasm in military work has been mani
tested among the cadets. On Friday
January 20, competitive drill was hell
at the Armory and Co. B., Captain H
Zschokke in command, won frs
honors. Every afternoon, one or NOR
of the rife teams are shooting at tn
armory indoor range. The bes
marksmen will make up the Creti
rifle-team, which will represent tn
school at some of the national con
petitions Lieutenant D. Gander c
d. Company has made the highes
scores to date.
Church of st. Mary: On Wedne!
day evening, February /, an event c
no small moment will take place j
st. Mary's parish. On that occasion
the new st. Mary's hall at Sth and RI
sabel streets will be formally opened
The main hall accommodates abol
one thousand people and is suppl
mented by two spacious side-room
The parishioners are .rightfully prou
of their new quarters and special e
forts are being put forth to have e
cry member of the parish present ;
the opening. The majors and ca
tains' organizations are .canvassir
their respective districts and repor
of their progress at this early da
indicate a capacity attendance. Fl
social entertainment feature of Il
program for the evening will be sta
ed in the main auditorium, while
card party will be held in the lars
sidehall a. drawing will also tai
place during the evening.
Another event of sacred importan
will occur at ST. Mary's on Sunda
February 5. This date will Witne
the last public service in the old
Mary's church. 1t is expected tn
many of the former members OF Z
nar;sl, will return for this historic {