The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-09-23
Of ST.PAUL
FORTY HOURS DEVOTION.

ST. George, West Newton.
Seventeenth Sunday after Pentecost,
October l.
St. Patrick, ST. Paul.
st. Paul, Comfrey.
st. Mary, LIE Sueur Center.
st. Catherine, Redwood Falls.
ST. Clara, Clara City.
Eighteenth Sunday After Pentecost
October 8.
st. Louis, st. Paul.
Sacred Heart, Rush City.
st. George, Glencoe.
ST. Philip, Litchfield.
Holy Redeemer, Renville.
Nineteenth Sunday after Pentecost
October IS.
st. Mark, st. Paul
Visitation, Danvers.
Immaculate Conception, Lonsdale.
st. Anne, Hamel.
-.- t. ST. PAUL.
Cathedral: The Young Ladies'
Sodality of the Cathedral will resume
their monthly meetings beginning
Sunday, September "a, at the. School
auditorium, after the s o'clock Mass.
Church of st. Luke: The Parish
Council of Women held a special
meeting on Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock for the purpose, of making
arrangements for the Christmas sale
and supper. During the year the
ladies meet each week and sew for
this sale.
Church of ST. Vincent: At meet
ing of All Ha1lows Court, ST. Catho-
lie Order of Foresters at ST. Vincent's
School Hall, Virginia and Blair streets,
last week, the following officers were
elected: Chief Ranger, P. M
Maroney; Vice Chief Ranger, George
Cahill; Recording Secretary George
E. Ryan; Financial Secretary, NJ j.
MCGEE; Speaker, Edward Colbert;
Treasurer, Frank Farley Trustees,
L. J. Reddy and Edward Loudly. A
program of socials and card parties
for the coming year was arranged fol-
by the speaker, Mr.. Colbert.
X. of c.: Henry J. Nicolin was
elected grand knight of st. Paul Coun-
Gil 397, Knights of Columbus, at the
annual election of officers last Tues
day night. M. J. Mulligan was named
deputy grand knight and J. P.i j.
Dolan, chancellor Of the Council.
Other officers elected were: R. E.
Hawkins, recorder; P J. Maloney
financial secretary; H. M. Kalscheuer
treasurer; V. d. Dearborn, warden;
John w. McConneloug, advocate; M
H. Moriarity, inside guard; William
Dunno, outside guard, and Ray Jen
nings, trustee for three years. The
new officers will be Installed Octo
Der 3.
For Deaf Mutes: Sunday morning
September "a, at O'Clock, in the
Cathedral chapel, there will be Mass
and sermon in the sign language
for the Deaf Mutes of the Twin Cities
Rev. Rudolph Nolan will oficiate.
OUTSIDE THE CITIES.
Excelsior: Mrs w. L. Delaney oil
Excelsior won the Liberty Bond of
fered as prize at the recent dinner
The floor lamp was won by Mrs
Frank Coleman Of Shakopee. Twelve
hundred dollars was made on the din
ner over and above all expenses.
Mound: The congregation al
Mound has grown so rapidly that il
was decided to build for next sum
mer large auditorium to accom-
modate 1000 people. The MOUND
church serves the Catholic population
and summer residents of the northern
shore of Lake Minnetonka
Waverly: The entire communit!
was out on September 13 to bid fare
well to Rev. T. Moore, II years pasto
of st. Mary's church, who left for ST
Paul. There was feeling of, sorrow
prevalent at the large gathering, a
Father Moore had endeared himsel
to all during his pastorate here
Mayor VIM. Quinn delivered tn
farewell address," expressing tn
sentiment of all. Father Moore re
sponded feelingly, and spoke of tn
splendid cooperation he had receive
here and of his regret at taking leav
at this time. The community, Pro
estant as well as CATHOLIC, regrets hi
departure. To all he was the Father
everywhere at all times he was tn
cultivated Christian gentleman.
was with pleasure that the communit.
Catholic and Protestant, presente
him one of the latest model autom'
biles at the banquet served him b.
fore leaving for his new field of labo
Farmington: On Sunday, Septen
Der "a. a new council of the knight
of Columbus will be organized her
The initiation ceremonies will TAX
place at 2 p NJ, and will be in chars
of the st. Paul team. The affair wi
be held in Legion Hall, with banqu'
in the evening.