The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-01-21
ARCHDIOCESE of ST.PAUL
FORTY HOURS DEVOTION.

College of St. Catherine, st. Paul.
Fourth Sunday after Epiphany, Janu
airy 20. a." =.
st. Andrew, st. Paul. fh
St. Joseph, Red Wing.
st. Joseph's Academy, st. Paul.
Fifth Sunday after Epiphany, Febru
airy S.
st. Anthony. Minneapolis.
St. Peter, ST. Peter.
Visitation Convent, st. Paul.
Septuagesima Sunday, February IL.
Holy Rosary, Minneapolis.
Loretto Hospital, New Ulm.
House of Good Shepherd. st. Paul
ST. PAUL.
st. Paul Seminary: Last Sunday
evening. Cathal O'Byrne, the noted
Irish tenor, gave pleasing entertain
ment to faculty and students. Mr.
O'Byne spoke on the beauties of Irish
folk songs, illustrating them in that
pleasing manner which has made him
one of the most delightful singers OF
Irish melodies before the public today
College of st. Thomas: Forty Hours
devotion was held at the school in the
chapel from Sunday morning to Tues,
day afternoon. The ceremonies open,
ed with a solemn High Mass celebrat-
ed at ten o'clock, Sunday, by Very
Rev. Thomas E. Cullen, rector of the
college, and concluded with a process
sion of the Blessed Sacrament with
the entire Cadet corps in ranks. 1t
is thought that every Catholic student
in the school received Communion on
Tuesday.
Rev. Thomas L. Cullen returned Sat,
urday evening from Chicago where he
had been attending the annual meet
ing of the Association of American
Colleges held in the Auditorium hotel
in that city on January II, Is and IA
Mr.. Fred D. Mccarthy, a former
student here, gave a short talk to the
Economic History class on Friday,
January Is. Mr.. Mccarthy compli-
mented the students upon the evil
dences of what he termed the old
the idea of getting by" He stated
that although man may think that
he has succeeded in getting by" yet
at some period of his life the lesson
will be forCibly brought home to him
that he has failed. THE big thing"
said Mr.. Mccarthy, lis not only to
get by but to do twice as much work
vO,, ORC callo6 ,,nop IN do
College of ST. Catherine: On
Wednesday afternoon, January II,
Mrs. l.. S. Donaldson of Minneapolis
entertained in honor of the gradual
ing class Of the college. A luncheon
was served at Donaldson's tea rooms,
following which the guests were en-.
tertaiued at a matinee party. Miss
Katherine Lennon, teacher at the
college, was the chaperon.
On Tuesday evening, January II, a
social was given in the gymnasium
for the college students. The seniors
were in charge of the affair. About
two hundred guests were present.
Cretin High School: The Rev. 10.
seph McGrath, pastor Of the Church
of the Assumption at Hackettstown,
y. j., was visitor at Cretin during
the week. Father McGrath came all
the way from his Eastern home to see
Brother Elzear Stephen. the sub-direc-
tor, who was one of his teachers at
Manhattan College in New York City.
More than a score of years have pass.
ed since those college days, and Fa.
Their McGrath and Brother Elzear
Stephen sent some pleasant hours to.
Sether recalling old associations and
incidents of the years that passed SO
swiftly. When Father McGrath was a
student at Manhattan, Brother Elzea1
Stephen was president of the institu
ton.
During the recent weeks, two class
weeklies have been launched at Gre
tin. They are "The Howl which the
seniors are publishing, and 1.-THE
Spur" which is perpetrated by the
members of sophomore A class. 1.-THE
Howl prints over one hundred copies
at present, but the demand for it i:
growing stronger from day to day, ant
hopes are high that it's success viii
be in keeping with its significant
name "The Spur" is a few week.
younger, but there are indications tina
it is likely to prove an enfant terrible
The main idea in the minds of tn,
editors is to increase their own en-
thusiasm for rhetoric, literature AM
kindred English branches. and thei
declared ambition is to make 9TH,
Howl and "The. Spur" models o
English undefiled.' With this pun
pose in mind they exhort all thei
fellow students and others who are in
terested to take due notice of VIVA
they say and how they, say it.
Cretin Orchestra made its first pull
lie appearance of the season on Thurs
day afternoon. January 10, when
played under the direction of PROBES
sor Charles Step at the silver tea 81,
en- by the Catholic Guild on that da
in the Palm room of the St.. Pau
Hotel
On Wednesday night, January il
Cretin Band, directed by Brother K
zear, director of Cretin High, held
rehearsal at Knights of Columbus hal
during a special meeting of tn
knights. The occasion afforded a
opportunity for all present to TAX
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