The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-01-07
ARCHDIOCESE of ST.PAUL
FORTY HOURS DEVOTION.


First Sunday after Epiphany, January
8.
Holy Trinity, New Tim.
st. Joseph's NOyitiate, st. Paul.
st. Mary's Hospital, Minneapolis.
Second Sunday after Epiphany, Jam
uary IS.
Assumption, st. Paul.
ST.. Peter. North st. Paul.
College Of st. Thomas, st. Paul.
Third Sunday after Epiphany, Janu.
airy %.
St. Anne, Minneapolis
Little Sisters of the Poor, Minneap-
oils.
College OF ST. Catherine, st. Paul.
Fourth Sunday after Epiphany, Janu-
airy 90.
81. Andrew, ST. Paul.
ST. Joseph, Red Wing.
st. Josepha Academy. st. Paul.
ST. PAUL. ~
Cathedral: At the December meet
ing Of tho Cathedral Holy Name Soci-
ETY., The following members were
elected officers for the coming year:
President, NJ. J. Burns; first vice
president, D. G. Pertell: second vice
president. s. J. Woods; treasurer.
Robert Forbes; secretary, Andrew
Donohue; chaplain, Rev. Lawrence F.
Ryan.
Sunday, January 6, all the mem
horS Of the society are invited 10 re
coive Holy Communion at The S;O'clock
Mass, when reservations will be held
in the center aisle.
On Monday evening, January 8, at
s o'clock, in the assembly hall in
the basement of the Cathedral, install
latiOn of the new officers will take
place and addresses will be heard
from Hon. NJ. J. Burns, Rev. Lawrence
+. Ryan and other speakers. All the
members are especially invited to be
present at this. January meeting to
outline ways and means for the com
ing year. =
g. - $500 ! -. ...-
Cretin High School: Brother Fran
els, who has been connected with
Crctin. school for, the past five years
as director of athletics, and teacher
Of English, has been transferred to
De La Sale Academy. Kansas City,
Mo. Brother Leo OF De La Sale AGA
denny takes his place.
Christ Child Society: The members
will receive Holy Communion in 4
body at the s o'clock Mass at the
Cathedral on Sunday, January s. The
cente" aisle Will be reserved for them
After Mass, breakfast will be served
in tho school hall by the members OF
the Young Ladies' sOdality of the Ca
thedral parish. Communions will he
offered up for the success, of the so
cicty. After tho breakfast, meet
ing OF tho parish chairmen with the
general membership committee vii
he held 10 check up on the progress:
made in securing new members
\ Silver tea was given on the aft
ornoon of January ,, at the homo o
Miss Mary Eisenmenger, 1885 Port
land avenue, by the st. Marks unit O
tho society. 4 musical program wa!
presented, those taking part beins
Professor Clay Pardo. Fredericl
Schultz, Ellen Glare Donovan, Mer
cedcs Flynn, Grace Gibbons. Mar!
Brown and Mrs George +. Gere. Rev
]. A. Corrigan, pastor of st. Mark
church. spoke. -f.
On New Years day, a number o
tho girls sang during the Mass a
the Preventorium. -. =
The following captains are i
charge of the m e NIB rs Il
drive in til cir re pcct1E
parishes: St. Adalberts, Miss l.uc
lang; st. Agnes Miss Cecilia Winkel
st. Andrews, Miss Frances Lynch
Church of the Assumption, Miss Catf
crime Scharfbillig; st. Bernards, Mis-
Sue Geltman; st. Columba's, Mis-
Mary Carol; ST. James, Miss IIclo
MiIlette; st. Johns, Miss Mary Sliney
81. Louis Miss Cecilia Marion; 5
Luke's, Miss Mae Barry; ST. Mark
Miss Inez Haggarty; St. Mary's, Mis-
FIorine Leary; ST. Matthew'S, Mis-
Rose Schmalzbauer; St. Michael
Miss Frances Whaley: st. Stanislaus
Miss Sylvia Smisek; St. Vincent
Miss Catherine Kelly. "''
The following nave charge OF ne
membership la --the--places~~ named
Miss Mary Ellen Butler, the Visit
ton Convent; Miss Josephine Lotte
ST. Agatha's Conservatory; Miss
Hanson, St. ,Joseph's Hospital; Mi
Mary Tozier, the John Ireland Gu
There are still few parishes al
schools for which captains have n
been secured, though it is expect
that appointments for these plac
will have been made by Sunday.
is important that all parish captal
and ether promoters be present
the membership committee mee!i1
following the breakfast, Sunday MOI
ing at the Cathedral school, in ora
that actual membership, TO date, IN
be learned. -. .~. . 49,.
Miss Klu1nb's class in folk game
for members who wish to assist
neighborhoCd work in these actlvlti'
will begin Friday, January u, at
p. NJ, at the Center. 40S View sire
Phone, Dale 555S.'
Father Ryan's class in the teach'
of Christian Doctrine, for memte
who will Go this important work