The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-07-01
ARCHDIOCESE of ST.PAUL
FORTY HOURS DEVOTION.

FORTY HOURS DEVOTION.
Fourth Sunday After Pentecost, July
st. Willibrord, Gibbon.
st. Francis, Buffalo.
st. Scholastica, Heidelberg.
st. John, New Brighton.
Fifth Sunday After Pentecost, July 9.
Holy Name. Minneapolis. a..
st. Mary, Belvidere. ...zg
st. Clotilde, Green Valley.
st. Michael, Morgan.
st. Joseph, Silver Lake.
Sixth Sunday after Pentecost, July TO-.
St. Bridget, Minneapolis.
st. Nicholas. Candy.
St. Joseph, MOntevideo.
st. BOniface, Stewart.
St John, New Canada.
IS.
ST Helena, Minneapolis.
st. Plus V, Cannon Falls.
ST. Mary, Hopkins.
St Nicholas, Newmarket.
ST. John, Sibley County.
Confirmation dates: His Grace the
Most Reverend Archbishop will ad-
minister the sacrament of confirma-
ZION on the following dates: July 3,
Graceville, 10 A. M: Barry, = p. NJ:
Beardsley, 4:30 p. M. July 6, Willmar
and Litchfield.
Confirmation Held: His Grace the
\ Most Reverend Archbishop has recent
ly administered the sacrament of con-
firmatiOn as follows: Church of ST.
Francis de Sales, ST. Paul. The class
comprised SO boys, 56 girls and 27
adults, 13 of whom are converts. An
Offering of 1852 was made towards the
Archbishop Ireland Educational Fund.
ST. PAUL.
Fort Smelling: Forty members of
the r. o. T. c. boys were entertained
at the Homecroft Club, Wednesday
evening, June %. Several of the stu
dents OF st. GATHERINGS College assist
ed the members of the club in the
evenings program. Songs, readings
and declarations were followed by a
dainty luncheon at half past nine
o'clock. Miss Abbie Miner and her
accompanies, Miss Elizabeth Mcneil,
were among those who assisted in the
musical numbers of the program. The
cadets themselves, VINO are from
Catholic colleges in various parts of
the country, added several interesting
numbers.
The Holy Name Society of the Fort
Smelling chapel will entertain their
friends at Smoker" in Homecroft
Club on Friday evening, July T.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Catholic Central Bureau: Catholic
women of Minneapolis will be re-
cruited for fall sewing at the Economy
shop, Sc East Hennepin avenue, dur.
ing campaign next month in which
Rev. William P. Driscoll, director OF
the bureau, will visit every parish in
the city, speaking before it's organiza
tions. A chairman will be selected al
each church to be responsible for the
materials and finished garments
Women may sew at the shop or in
their homes.
More volunteers are also wanted fol
summer work. Directors of the SHOP
plan to increase their workers from
IS, the present number, to 200 before
September l. HOusedreSses, under
wear, rOmpers, middies and boys
shirts are made there from new ma
terials, and old clothes are repaired
and made over. The work is man
aged by Miss Elizabeth Bacon ant
Miss Irene Healy.
The shop held a sale this week O
the clothing made since early spring
when the last sale took place. Shoes
hats, mems suits and dishes are in
cluded in the secondhand articles dis
played there. Goods are sold onl,
when the buyer can afford to pay, AM
more than half of the articles ar
given away, according to Miss Bacon
Suitcases are packed with tw
aprons, two nfghtgowns, two change
OF underwear and supply of toile
articles, to be given to girls strands
in the city. Many layettes and chi
dren's outfits are made at the Ecor
omy shop. Needy persons are foun
Through the juvenile court, the Catf
Ollie parishes, and other charitable il
situations of the city, all of which CT
operate in placing cases. Miss Mar
Kileen is in charge of the juvenil
court work and Miss Louise Schmaus
is supervisor of cases at the Catholi
central bureau. Miss Mary Coven
has charge of st. Charles mission
Supplying clothing for families
the biggest work of the shop. In tn
four months from October, when tn
shop opened, until January, ITO fan
lilies were aided and 1856 garment
were given out. Many children hay
been kept in school by supplying the
with clothes.
st. Charles Mission: The classe
in religious instruction for tt
children of st. Charles Mission whiC
have hoau popdnctod SOOday aftp