The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-02-25
ARCHDIOCESE Of ST.PAUL
FORTY HOURS, DEVOTION.

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Our Lady of the Lake, White Bear
Little Sisters of the Poor, st. Paul
First Sunday in Lent, March 5.
Blessed Sacrament, st. Paul.
st. Raphael, Springfield.
st. Joseph's Hospital, st. Paul.
Second Sunday in Lent, March IL.
All Saints, Minneapolis. '
Guardian Angels, Hastings.
Sacred Heart, Faribault.
Holy Angels Academy, Minneapolis
Third Sunday in Lent, March 10.
st. Clement, Minneapolis.
Villa Maria Academy, Frontenac.
Guardian Angels, Oakdale.
st. Margaret's Academy, Minneapo.
lis.
ST. PAUL.
Cathedral: The Young Ladies' So
dality will hold their regular meeting
Sunday, February 26, after the s
O'Clock Mass, in the school auditorium
Rev. p. B. Donnelly, o. M. l.. D. D.,
will preach on Sunday and Wednesday
evenings and at the II o'clock Mass
on Sunday mornings, during Lent.
College of ST. Thomas: The college
band, under the direction of Rev. S.
j. Arsenault, assisted by Chester
Campbell, leader of the school orches-
ira, gave the first concert of the
school year Sunday evening. February
10, at the college auditorium before a
large and enthusiastic crowd.
The annual Washington day pro,
gram was given Tuesday afternoon in
the college auditorium by the college
mems club. The rector, Very Rev.
Thomas L. Cullen, addressed the meet
ing, and flag was presented by AL.
bert Eichinger. Thomas McQuillan
and Vincent Ryan also delivered adj
dresses.
Thomas Chapman. manager of the
buckingham and Commodore hotels
in the Twin Cities, addressed the Eco
nomic History class Friday, February
Il, upon Thrift. "Ninety-five per cent
of the wealth of the United States is
in the hands of five per cent of the
people. This is due to the extrava.
gance and neglect of the people of
this nation" said the speaker. THE
young man of the present time has nc
sense of the value of the dollar, and
as result we find that of an average
of 100 American men kept track OF
since they were twenty-five, but one
is very wealthy, four wealthy, and fit
ty-four are dependent upon charity OF
outside aid when they reach theil
sixty-fifth birthday" President Bur
ton of the University of Michigan and
George d. Dayton, the Minneapolis
merchant, were cited as examples OF
men who had won over severe OBJ
stacles.
College of st. GATHERINGS: The col
lege students participated in a socia
on Tuesday evening, February IA
Unique costumes of varying types ant
valentine favors were among the at
tractive features of the evening. TIL,
sophomores.
Mr.. r. c. Augustine, president emer
titus of the American Optometric assC
citation, addressed the college student
on February Is. The subject discuss
ed was, THE Care of the Eyes" MI
Augustine explained briefly the rela
ton of eye strain to health and eff
cheney, and the necessity of treatin
causes rather than effects.
On Friday afternoon, February II
the Junior Dramatic club eptertaine
the students of Derham hall at a drs
matte recital The program consist
ed of vocal selections, readings and
few numbers by the high school Of
chestra.
The Juniors we're the hostesses t
the seniors at an informal party o
Friday evening, February II. A ligf
luncheon was served by the hostesse
cretin High School: The annu;
collection in aid of the Holy Chile
hood society was taken up during th
past week among the students an
Melted a goodly sum, as usual. TIL
Holy Childhood is one of several di
tinctly Catholic missionary enterpri
es to which Cretin students have bee
contributing for years with unfailir
generosity. Each boy gives accor
ing to his inclination and resources
and the fine spirit shown is very col
mendable The surrender of pennie
nickels and dimes that might be spe
for candy demands some little Sc
denial, but it has an excellent educ
tional value in itself, apart from VIII
help may thus be given to WORT
causes.
Cretin's basketball five down
Blake by final score of rs to %
a holly contested game at the X.
C. gymnasium on Friday afternot
February II. The last previous gar
with Blake was won from Cretin, SO
II, SO that the victory of last week
considered all the more notable sin
it shows vast Improvement in h;
ding the rival team, which is made
of bigger and stronger players. In
preliminary game, the Cretin Re
lutes won from the Cretin Cubs,
score being II to g.
AS reminder to his old scho
mates and an item of Information
all interested in the great win
sport, it may be noted that the prest
captain of the ST. Paul Champions
hockey team, Tony Conroy, is gr
nate of Cretin. His numerous frier