The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-05-20
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Fifth Sunday after Easter, May Fl.
Incarnation, Minneapolis.
st. Rarnabas, Barry.
st. Mary, Bird Island.
ST. Edward, Minneota.
St. Dominic, Mortified.
st. Walburga, ST. Walburga.
Sunday Within Octave of Ascension.
st. John, st. Paul.
st. Mary, Beardsley.
IS. Peter and Paul Glencoe.
st. Joseph. Henderson.
st. John, Savage.
Pentecost, June 4.
St. Mary, New Ulm.
ST. Columbkill, Belle Creek.
Holy Rosary, Graceville.
Holy Redeemer, Montgomery.
st. John, Searles.
Trinity Sunday, June II.
CORPUS ChristD.
St. James, St. Paul.
Sacred Heart, Belle PLANE.
st. Brendan, Green Isle.
St Henry, Monticello.
St Patrick, Shieldsville.
St Thomas, St Paul Park
Holy Day: Next Thursday, May
%, is the feast of the Ascension of
Our Lord into heaven. 1t is holy
day of obligation.
Confirmation Dates: His Grace the
Most Reverend Archbishop will con.
firm classes as follows: May "a, st.
Helena's church. Minneapolis: May
25, Church of ST. Luke, st. Paul, at
$50 A. NJ; Church of the Ascension,
Minneapolis, at P. NJ.
Reverend Archbishop administered
the sacrament of Confirmation as fol-
lows:
May II, New Canada. The class COM
prised 20 boys, 26 girls. An offering
of $21 was made towards the Arch
bishop Ireland Educational Fund.
May IA, Church of st. Lawrence,
Minneapolis. The candidates number
ed 66 boys, 80 girls and 80 adults.
There were 26 converts. The offer
ing towards the Educational Fund
amounted to $14S.
ST. PAUL.
College of St. Catherine: A Dutch
treat party was given by the college
seniors on Tuesday evening, May 16.
After dinner at the Curtis hotel the
students had theater party at the
Minneapolis Metropolitan. Mrs. A.
Backer chaperoned the affair.
The seniors were the guests Of
Mother Rosalie at dinner given at
the college on May II.
Monsieur Beaucaire," comedy in
three acts, will be presented by the
college students in the Jeanne dare
auditorium on Friday evening, May
26. The Misses Grace Matchie and
Catherine O'Neill will take the lead
ing masculine roles as Monsieur
Beaucaire and the Duke of Winterset,
respectively. The play is under the
direction of Miss Mary G. Kellett.
Musical numbers will be rendered by
the college orchestra.
The graduation exercises for the
nurses of st. Joseph's hospital were
held in the Jeanne dare auditorium
on May IL, National Hospital Day.
The program opened with group of
songs rendered by the College Choral
Club. Diplomas were conferred on
sixteen graduates. A silent tribute
was paid the deceased member of the
class, Miss Agnes Natl. The Most
Reverend Archbishop Bowling presid-
ed at the exercises. In his address,
the Archbishop reminded the nurses
of the duties and responsibilities OF
their profession, and of the good to
be derived from life conSecrated to
the service of others. DR.. Eugene c.
Riggs, member of the staff of ST
Joseph's, reviewed, in his talk, the
early history of the hospital. The
original St. Joseph's in it's beginning
was just as efficient, comparatively
speaking.
St. Joseph's Hospital: At the com
mencement exercises of the nurses or
Hospital Day, in Jeanne dare audi
forum, st. GATHERINGS College, Mos
Reverend Archbishop Bowling gave
the address to the graduates. Hi:
Grace also conferred the diploma!
upOil lHt WOlliCA WIN NCIe pic
scented by DR.. f. C. Schuldt. DR.. Eu
gene Riggs spoke on Clara Barton
founder of the American Red Gross
Several choral numbers were given
while musical selections were render
ed by the Misses Josephine Kingmar
piano, Rosetta Rapelje, organ, an
Bernardine Troendle. After the exel
cises a reception was held by the elias
in the alumni parlor. The reception
was followed by buffet suppe
served in the dining room by tn
College students.
Guild of Catholic Women: Mrs. "
J. O'TOOle was elected chairman OF tn
Arts and Letters department. Guild c
Catholic Women, at the annual NEE
ing of the department at the Publ
Library Other officers are Miss Nelli
Horrigan, vice chairman; Miss Katl
crime McPartlin, secretary, and Mr.
William DAILY, treasurer. Mrs. E.
Slater is the retiring chairman.
Mrs. George Lawson, chairman, pr
sided at the annual meeting of til
Civics department, Guild of Cathol
Women, at 2: 80 p. M. Thursday in til
library of the Wilder building. pr
gram on Our Catholic Institutions