The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-03-18
ARCHDIOCESE Of ST.PAUL
FORTY HOURS DEVOTION.

Fourth Sunday in Lent, March 26.
st. Casimir, st. Paul. -
st. Joseph, Delano.
St. Mary, Waverly.
Passion Sunday, April 2.
st. Adalbert. st. Paul.
st. Cyril, Minneapolis.
st. Mark, Shakopee.
bethlehem Academy, Faribault.
Palm Sunday, April 9. .,.
st. Cecilia, ST. Paul.
ST. Matthias, Hampton.
st. Peter, Eden Valley
st. Timothy. Maple Lake.
st. Henry, st. Henry.
ST. PAUL.
College of st. Thomas: Reserva-
lions have been opened to cadet stu
dents at the college who wish to at
tend the civilian r. o. T. c. camp to
be held at Fort Smelling this sum-
mer.
An art exhibit was held Monday and
Tuesday of this week in the art room
on the third floor of the Science
building. The Chicago Academy Of
Fine Arts furnished the exhibit which
is composed of commercial poster
work, interior decoration, water color,
hook illustrations, charcoal drawings
and cartoons The art department of
the school intends to have an exhibit
of its own in the latter part of the
school year. -.
st. Thomas College will have a
Glee Club. The first steps Of the or
ganizatjon of this body were taken
this week. Many candidates have re-
ported for the tryouts.
The weekly convocation on Monday
was turned into a, "Kaydet" meeting
Speeches were given by Very Rev.
Thomas f. Cullen, Prof A. P Hodapp,
John Downey and Vincent Ryan.
College of ST. Catherine: Four
questions were contested by the Fresh
man debating society on Friday af-
ternoon, March 10. The first question,
Shall the Philippines Be Granted I'M
mediate Independence" was decided
in favor of the negative, which was
defended by the Misses Murphy, Vanz,
and Peiffer versus the Misses Eisen-
menger, Asselin and Lennon on the
affirmative The second, 1.-THE Japa-
nese Shall Be Excluded From the
United States for an Indefinite Peri
3D." was debated by the Misses Mable
Mol Ia
Williams versus the Misses Beatrice
Stephan, Dorothy Mccarthy and
Bernice Trautner. The alternatives
were victorious. The third, Re
solved, That the Accomplishments of
the Disarmament Conference Promise
To BE Advantageous" was also won
by the affirmative. On the af1irma-
tive were the Misses Alice Scanlon,
Catherine Conroy and Josephine
Cantwell versus the Misses Grace
Schultz, Irene Hilbert and Rose Moos.
bruggar. The defenders of the mega
tive were victorious in the fourth de.
bate: Resolved, That the Closed
Shop Should Receive the Support OF
Public Opinion" The question was
debated by the Misses Mary Oar.
mody, Irene Harrington and Irene
Radl versus Margaret La Pierre. Ger
trude Bistodeau and Winifred McNaL
1y. The judges were the Misses Clara
Glenn, Myrtle Spellicy and Anna
Murphy. @
The quarterly examinations were
held on March IA and Is. The regu
lar work of the spring quarter will be-
gin on March 20.
The annual retreat for the college
and high school students begar
on March Is and will close on Sun
day morning, March 49, The eXer
cises are being conducted by Rev.
Clinton Allard, C. S. P.
ST. Joseph Novitiate: The Sisters
Of st. Joseph will hold the ceremonies
of reception and profession on Sun
day afternoon, March 10, at three
o'clock.
cretin High School: The Higl
School skating championship wa!
won by the Cretin Relay Team at the
Hippodrome, on Friday, March 10
The time, 1-57, was the fastest mad,
by any relay team in the history o
the sport at Cretin The successful
team was captained by Omer Snyker.
During the past week rehearsals TO
the annual play were begun by tn
students. A number of the boys VIII
have made enviable records in anna
teur theatricals will take part thi
year; among them may be mentione
Richard Doherty, Thomas Costello am
Roland Johnson. The entertainment
will take place the latter part Q
April
N. c. c. M. Organization: MI
OGrady, national representative TO
the council of Catholic men, will col
tinue to organize local units mex
week in st. Paul. Pastors desirin
dates are kindly requested to con
municate as soon as possible with an
of the following gentlemen: Mr.. n
Hurley, Mr. M. Dore, Mr.. c. l.. Klal
proth, Mr. F.. Rosenthal
Guild OF, Catholic Women: TIL
Arts and Letters Department wi
meet Tuesday, March p, at 2:3O,
the Public Library. The study of tn
Fourteenth Century will be continues
Papers will be read by Mrs. P. 7