The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-02-04
ARCHDIOCESE Of ST.PAUL
FORTY HOURS DEVOTION.


AIRY 5.
st. Anthony, Minneapolis.
st. Peter. st. Peter.
Visitation Convent, st, Paul.
septuagesima Sunday, February IL.
Holy Rosary, Minneapolis.
I.oretto Hospital, New Ulm.
House of Good Shepherd. ST. Paul.
sexaoesima Sunday, February 10.
Ascension, Minneapolis.
st. Mary. Sleepy Eye.
st. John, vermillion.
st. Paul Seminary, st. Paul.
Quinquagesima Sunday. February 26.
st. Agnes. st. Paul.
Our Lady OF the Lake, White Rear.
Little Sisters of the Poor, st, Paul
ST. PAUL.
Cathedral: The Girls basketball
team played the White Bear Indepen-
dents, the score being II to 4, in favor
of White Bear Alice Clarke starred
on the Cathedral team.
On Wednesday evening. February s.,
the Girls basketball team will enter
tain at the Cathedral school audito-
rum.
College of st. Thomas: Alfred
Soueheray of st. Paul has been
elected president of the class Of
1922 in the high school department
Other officers are: William Murphy,
Minneapolis, vice president: Ray
mond Walsh, Sioux Falls, Iowa, see
rotary, and John Meads, st. Paul,
treasurer. The class has tentative
plans under way for an intensive pro-
gram of activities to begin soon and
extend until the close of college in
June. ...
College of st. GATHERINGS: On We'd
nesday morning, January %, the col
lege students were addressed by Miss
Anna Critstieh, a. Serbian representa-
tive. Miss Critstieh attempted to
justify the Serbian position in regard
10 Catholicism. The Serbian religion
is closely bound up with its nation
alism. Loyalty to the orthodox church
and to the Serbian government are
one. Plans are under way for the
erection of a Roman Catholic church
in Serbia. 1t is impossible to raise
sufficient funds for this project un-
aided. Miss Critstich earnestly APP
pealed to us for assistance. The new
work was enthusiastically taken UP by
the student body. ....
The athletic association is proud of
the successes of the college basketball
team. Three victories are recorded
to their honor. In the first, they de-
feated the Pillsbury Settlement House:
in the second, The Ascension; andr In
the third, the Y. w. c.. A.
The semester examinations for the
Derham Hall high school students
were held on, January 30-31. The new
semester began on February 2.
A musical was given in the Jeanne
dare auditorium on Monday, January
go by Miss La Ear. Two of the most
beautiful selections on her program
We're: LISTS "Tarentella,' and
Rhapsody in F Minor" by DOMAIN
ne.
Church of st. Mary: Next Sunday,
February 5, St Mary's will witness its
last public service Solemn High Mass
will be celebrated at 1870 at which
His Grace the Most Reverend Arch
bishop will preach the farewell SER
mon. Benediction of the Blessed
Sacrament will close the divine wor.
ship.
The first religious service was held
in ST. Mary's church on Sunday. July
%, 1867. During this long span OF
fifty years and more, it has been a
noble center of Catholic faith in the
city of st. Paul. Every day has wit
messed it's daily Communion and every
Sunday it's continuous stream of faith
full worshippers. Sweet and memor
able are the attachments to the ''ole
st. Mary's," and the fond echoes Of
these endearing associations will BIZ
strongly revived in the hearts of PEG
pie who will throng the church FOL
the last time next Sunday. A yer!
cordial invitation is extended to al
former parishioners of st. Mary's Il
attend High Mass on that day.
cretin High School: At 8 o'clocl
on Wednesday morning, February
funeral services, with solemn Mass o
Requiem, were held at the Church
the Blessed Sacrament in Hazel Park
for Donald Whiting, student OF Gre
tin High School, who lost his life Sal
urday night, January %, when he wa
nearing his home.
After attending basketball gam
at the University of Minnesota, wit
Chas. Moosbrugger, a fellow studen
young Whiting was on his way hom'
The boys parted company at Sevent
and Wabasha streets about IL p. m
and Whiting took White Bear ca
Presumably, he left the car at Seyent
and White Bear avenue, and was xii
ed between there and the resident
OF his father, Mr.. r. G. Whiting. 10.
Margaret street, Hazel Park. II
body was found by a motorman shor
W after midnight, but the manner
which he met his death has not bee
made clear. An investigation is
progress.
Donald Whiting was member
the Cretin r. o. T. c., and the enti
battalion, with the members of Cret
faculty, attended the funeral service
The students marched from the WI
ing residence to the church, meade