The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-08
ST. PAUL.


ST. PAUL.
Cathedral: Since taking Office as
president of the Holy Name society,
Mr.. M. j. Burns has instituted the Gus
tom of having u committee. appoint
ed for the purpose, call at the homes
of deceased members and recite the
rosary. Within the past month, this
committee has acted in their capacity
for two departed members, Mr. M. J..
Lee and Mr. Thomas Finn
The members will receive Co.nmun-
ion in a body at eight o'clock Mass
Sunday, April 8. ~--.
The society will hold it's regular
business meeting in the assembly hall
in the basement Of the cathedral. at
o'clock on the evening of April TO-
The palms will be blessed and
the Passion will be sung by the
seminarians next Sunday at II A.
NJ. During Holy Week, Rev. DR..
Donnelly will speak on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday evenings. The
holy oils will be blessed as usual by
the Most Reverend Archbishop on
Holy Thursday morning.
For Deaf Mutes: Sunday evening,
April g. an illustrated lecture in the
sign language will be given for the
deaf mutes of the Twin Cities. The
subject of the lecture. which will be
delivered by Rev. Rudolph e. Nolan,
will be the Passion Play of Oberam-
mergau, and it will take place in the
Cathedral assembly hail. All deaf
mutes are cordially invited so.
On Easter Sunday morning, a spe-
cial Mass, with general Communion,
will be given for the deaf mu+es in
the Cathedral chapel at o'clock.
After the Mass. the Young Ladies' So
dality of the parish will serve break
fast to the commandments in tie school
hail.
College of st. Thomas: The eve
ming lectures held at the college I'M
der the auspices of the inter-city unit
of the National Catholic Welfare Coun-
Gil, are attracting large crowds.
College examinations were held
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday of
this week The examinations for the
high school were held last week,
Easter vacation will open on
Wednesday morning, April IL. Glass.
es. viii be resumed on Tuesday, April
IS, at 1925 A. NJ. III.
General Fl. P. Howard, commandant
of. the Cadet corps, addressed the
meeting of the Parents and Teachers
association held in the auditorium
April 2, upon the subject of military
drill.
According to General Howard, the
great problem of the parents Is to
properly train their boy. To certain
extent. this can be done at home, but
after he leaves for school the matter
must be taken over by others. Mil
itary drill is of great assistance in the
developing of the character of a DO!
in that it is based on physical ex
cellence,@ said the commandant. l
inculcates habits of cleanliness, alert
ness. attention and respect; and j
teaches the boy to be at a certain
place at a certain time and to do
certain thing exactly as directed, no
in an about" sense. The Genera
also explained the relation existin
between the military department an
the discipline of the college.
College Of St. Catherine: A studen
recital was given in. the Jeanne d'Ar
auditorium on Friday Afternoon
March 81. The program included SCI
eral piano numbers rendered by tn
Misses Rose Yanz, Katherine Klaus
Irene Spratt and Helen Whitman
and vocal selections sung by. the Mis-
os Catherine. O'Neii, Florence Kielt
and Margaret. O'Brien. The music;
was. representative of The work (
the department and was creditable |
both students and teachers
"The Upper Room 1.-The drama 4
Christ's Passion, presented on la
Sunday, will be repeated at the &C
lege ON next Sunday afternoons, Apr
Q. The play, written by Mgr. Hns
Benson, is being given under the d
rection of Miss Mary G! Kellett. TT
audience of last week exhibited,
hCCu app VA bAiIO SiS'uoA
and appropriate: theme. The play
especially fitted for the Lenten seaso
cretin High School: The two Ri
teams of the r. O.. T. c., namely, Il
Senior and the Junior, distinguish
themselves in the rife contest recer
~ held throughout the Seventh Cor
Area of the national army, which
cludes Minnesota. both of the team
taking first honors in the city of
Paul. The announcement was ma
during the, past week, and the team
as well as their officers, have be-
the recipients of CONGRATULATIONS fro
far and near. The skill shown in Z
contest is. of course. the best pro
1.-THE earnestness with which this i
pottant part of their military trainil
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