The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-05-13
ARCHDIOCESE Of ST.PAUL
FORTY HOURS DEVOTION.


st. Michael, st. Paul.
Assumption, Assumption.
st. Eloi, Client. ~
st. Joseph, Miesville.s
ST. Thomas, st. Thomas. !
Fifth Sunday after Easter May, Fl.
Incarnation, Minneapolis. "
st. Barnabas, Barry.
st. Mary, Bird Island. 'N''
st. Edward, MinneOta. - =
ST. Dominic. Northtield.
st. Walburga, St Walburga.
Sunday Within Octave Of Ascension.
St. John, ST. Paul.
St. Mary, Beardsley. ..
SIS. Peter and Paul. Glencoe.
st. Joseph, Henderson.
st. John, Savage.
Pentecost, June a.
ST. Mary, New Ulm.
st. Columbkill, Belle Creek.
Holy Rosary, Graceville.
Holy Redeemer, Montgomery.
st. John, Searles.
Confirmation Dates: His Grace the
Most Reverend Archbishop Bowling
will administer the Sacrament of Con-
firmation as follows: May IA, p. NJ,
Church of ST. Lawrence, Minneapolis;
May Is. $40 P NJ, New Trier; May
18, 4 P. NJ, Church of st. Elizabeth,
Minneapolis; May 10, P. M, Church
of Holy Rosary. Minneapolis.
Confirmation: IFS Grace Most Rev.
erend Archbishop Bowling confirmed
a class of candidates at st. MichaePs
church. ST. Paul, last Sunday The
class comprised ia boys, 140 girls, II
women and 20 men. There were %
converts. An offering of 5000 was
made towards the Archbishop Ireland
Educational Fund. -
ST. PAUL.
College of ST. Thomas: Father Mi
chael Ryan addressed the Parents and
Teachers association last Sunday aft
ernoon on the purpose and aim of the
School of Commerce, established at
the college in the fall of 1920. The
rector, Very Rev. T. E. Cullen, then
thanked the members of the associa-
tion for their attendancegat the month
1y meetings, during the year and ex-
pressed the hope that with their con-
tinued cooperation even greater re-
suits would be assured next year.
The st. Thomas baseball team de-
feated Carleton in holly contested
game at Mortified Friday afternoon,
May 4. The same afternoon st. Thorn
as was placed second, Hamline taking
first honors, in triangular meet held
on the Cadet field, between Hamline,
Manchester and ST. Thomas. -
Church OF st. Mary: The women of
the Payne avenue district of the par.
ish will give a card party and IL Social
in the parish hall on Friday evening,
May 10.
cretin High School: The Cretin or.
chestra, directed by Prof. Charles
Step, went to Minneapolis on Friday
and Sunday, May and Z, and added
interest and enjoyment to the sue
cessful presentation What Hap
pened to Jones'" by the seniors OF
De La Sale Institute. The audiences
ut Ascension auditorium were large
and the music program was exception
ally well rendered.
Founders Day." the anniversary
of the death of Saint John Baptist De
La Sale, founder of the Order of the
Christian Brothers, will be observed
on Monday, May Is. Solemn High
Mass will be celebrated at the cathe
dral at A. NJ, at which the faculty
the entire student body and many
friends of the institution will be pres
ent
The advance sale of tickets for the
. annual play by the rCretin dramatic
club indicates that there will bt
crowded houses on both evenings
The dates are May 16 and II, at thu
Metropolitan Opera House. The play
is, Hurry, Hurry, Hurry" and thu
students are preparing to make new
record in the actors art.
On Thursday, May IS, the. Cretin R
o. r. G. will participate in the compel
tive military drill that is to take place
on the drill grounds of St. Thoma
college. The contest will be betweel
the military schools of the Twin Cite
and the vicinity.
Scholarship examinations. for tn
school year l922,1923 will be held il
the classrooms at Cretin High at l
A. NJ, on Monday, May Is, when tn
pupils of the different parish school
will compete Five scholarships ar
to be awarded. and the branches tn
contestants will be examined in ar
spelling, arithmetic and grammar
The awards will be to the five eight
graders making the highest percen
ages. Brother Elzear, director of Cr'
tin High, will conduct the examine
TONS.
St. Joseph's Hospital: The follow
ing young women received graduatio
diplomas as nurses at the commence
ment exercises held Friday evenin
of this week in the auditorium Of s
GATHERINGS college: Agnes Mari
Kruse, Helen Frances Halfet, Lila
Rae Huntimer. Catherine Agnes La
ders, Marie Gertrude ,Unger, Maria
Catherine Horrigan, Anne Cecil
Fischer, Alvina Marie Miller, Mildre
Alvera Forsgren, Helen Kathryn Ga
in, Eleanor Christine Opitz, Margar