The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-02-11
ARCHDIOCESE Of ST.PAUL
FORTY HOURS, DEVOTION.

House of Good Shepherd. st. Paul.
Sexagesima Sunday, February 10.
Ascension, Minneapolis.
st. Mary, Sleepy Eye.
st. John, vermillion.
st. Paul Seminary, st. Paul.
ouinquasesima Sunday, February rs.
st. Agnes, st. Paul.
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.
ST. PAUL.
College Of ST. Thomas: The rector,
Very Rev. Thomas E. Cullen, address
ed a meeting of the Hamline Univer-
sity Faculty club on Monday evening
on Some Present Day Tendencies in
Education"
Friday morning, the Monogram and
College clubs co-operated to hold a
joint pep-fest and convocation. The
cadets were addressed by Coach Bran
dy, ex-eaptain Dudley of the football
team, Captain Donahue of the basket
ball team, Vincent Ryan, president of
the College club and Father Cullen.
Music was furnished by the Bendix
quartette and the college band.
The monthly meeting of the Pa
rents and Teachers association of St.
Thomas college was held on Sunday
at the college. The association was
addressed by the rector and by Rev.
Alphonse Carey who spoke upon 1.-THE
Place of Classics in Liberal Educa-
ton" The organization appointed
committees TO arrange for party to
be held in the college armory on Feb
ruary %, for all the students of the
school.
The college band and orchestra,
under the direction of Rev. S. j.. Ar
senault, will give concert in the col
lege auditorium on Sunday evening,
February 10. -....
Over one hundred members of the
College club were present Friday at
an address delivered by Mr.. Won der
Weyer, vice president of the Mer
chants National Bank Of st. Paul. to
the Economic History class. Mr.. Won
der Weyer spoke on Taking the Mys
teries out of Banking" and explained
some of the questions that had per
picked the collegians.
! College nof, ST. Catherine: The. art
students of Derham hall conducted an
art exhibit in the studio on February
] to 4. The exhibit consisted of the
work which the students had cOmplet-
ed during the past semester. The
display included pencil sketches, work
in commercial design, and drawings
in water color. The work is credit
to the teachers and students of the
art department.
The college basketball team defeat
ed the Wells Memorial quint on
Thursday evening, February 2. The
score was 1911.
Church Of St. Mary: Old st. Mary's
church was thronged to capacity last
Sunday. Practitioners in large num-
bers, as we'll as many who were for
merly attached to the historic editice
in Lowertown, came to worship for
the last time. The silent reverence
and rapt attention displayed by the
vast congregation during Doctor Moy-
nihan's farewell sermon, when he elO-
uuently sketched the history of st.
Marys and stressed with special EN-
phasis the work and devotion of its
first pastor, Mgr. Caillet, showed that
many fond feelings were revived and
that attachments of former days were
still fresh and green in the hearts OF
the people.
The new st. Mary's, at Eighth and
Rosabel streets, will open its portals
for the first time next Sunday. His
Grace the Most Reverend Archbishop
will honor the occasion and preach the
opening sermon at the Solemn High
Mass at II o'clock.
A new St Mary's opens it's doors
It stands in its Gothic beauty in the
heart of the city of st. Paul, Access
to it is most convenient, and will
Ride-open arms it bids welcome to all
Masses on Sundays in the new st
Marysy will be as follows: $50, 1880
900, 10000 and 11:00 o'clock.
Visitation Convent: On Saturda.
morning, February IS. at 9 o'clock
there will be a special Mass in thu
convent chapel for the late Mothe
Clementine. Friends and alumnae ar
cordially invited to be present.
Guild of Catholic Women: Mrs. J
d. Rounds, president of the Minnesot
Federation of Women's Clubs. wa
the principal speaker at the genera
meeting of the Guild Monday after
noon in the Wilder building. Mrs
Rounds spoke on the work of the fec
Grafton in the field Of art. which sli
classed under four heads, paintin
and sculpture, Industrial art. musi
and literature. She emphasized prir
cipally the field open to women in th
study of design She urged all club
to use their influence in making be
ter music popular as well as our POI
ular music better. In this regard. tn
speaker called attention to the familia
knowledge of the best in music {
those coming to this country frol
southern Europe. Miss Mary Stougl
ton spoke in behalf of the Nations
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