The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-29

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St. Edward, Minneota
st. Dominic, Mortified.
st. Walburga, ST. Walburga.
Confirmation: His Grace Most Rev.
erend Archbishop Bowling confirmed
class of 229 candidates in the Church
of St. Mark. this city, on April 81
The class comprised los boys, 90
girls, 13 men and Is women. There
were 81 converts. An Offering Of $3.50
was presented to the Archbishop Ire
land Educational Fund. .SS<4 =
ST. PAUL.
st. Paul Seminary: During the pres
ent week, eight young men of the
seminary took the examinations for
the degree of Bachelor of Theology.
The tests-were conducted by the do
cesar examining board of which Very
Rev. j. G.. Ryrne is chairman.
College of st. Thomas: Graduation
exercises for the college department
will be held in the college auditorium
Thursday. June 8, and the exercises
for the high school department. will
take place Monday, June 5. The bac-
calaureate sermon will be given Sun
day, June 4, in the college chapel.
Catholic College Educational Week
will be observed at ST. Thomas col
lege during the week beginning
April 30. The rector, Very Rev. Thorn
as E. Cullen, has offered three prizes
of fifteen, ten and five dollars to each
of the high school and college depart
rnents for an essay on ''The Need for
College Education
The boarder and day students of
the college will engage in competi-
tion for a banner to be awarded the
section having the most Communions
during the month of May. The entire
college will devote itself during the
month to procuring a bouquet of 20
900 Communions in honor Of the Bless
ed Virgin.
College of St. Catherine: Tenny-
sons Princess" was the subject
of = stimulating lecture delivered
by the Reverend P. F. O'Brien on
Wednesday, April 49, The interpre,
tation of the Princess" was supple
mented by the reading of several Sc,
lections from the poem. The defects
of knowledge were pointed out as one
Of the lessons to be derived from this
artistic. production. 1t is vain knowl
edge, knowledge full of self-admira.
ton, that denies. the imagination and
ruins the cause which it purports to
uphold. The faults which defeated
the cause Of the isolated Ida are iden
teal with those which result in the
failure of many women throughout the
world. The woman's question, an i'm
portant phase OF this poem as dis
cussed at length by Father O'Brien.
The La Concha staff were hostesses
at a social given in the gymnasium
on Thursday evening, April p. Spe
ciah features of the evening includet
the singing of a La Concha song by {
costnmed chorus representing the va
rious departments, tweed-suit che
rus. and a basket filed with witt.
sayings about the yearbook. A larg
number Of guests attended the affair
The senior class of Derham Hal
high school presented two plays
"The Neiehbors," and ''One Happ
Day." on Friday evening, April q
The entertainment was given in tn
Jeanne dare auditorium. Miss Murie
Speilicey directed the work.
St. Asatha's Conservatory: A plan
graduate program will be given in tn
auditorium OF the conservatory SUI
day afternoon, April 80, at 8 o'clocl
by Miss Marion Mannion. She will
assisted in her recital by Mr.. Silvi
Seionti, pianist, and Miss Josephir
Topper, reader.
Thursday evening of this week, Mis-
Elsie Campbell gave a piano gradual
program in the conservatory. 81
was accompanied by Mr.. Silvio Scio
I'll.
st. Vincent de Paul Society: The
will be meeting of the. partieui;
council In the assembly room of Il
Cathedral Sunday evening, April
= at s o'clock. All friends of the wo
are invited to attend.
Church of St. Luke: Strict enfort
ment and observance of law is fave
ed by st. Luke's parish council al
was embodied in a resolution pass
by its members Wednesday afternoo
April 49, at meeting at the pari
hall. Mrs. Paul Bork presided al
Rev. J. c. Byrne, pastor, gave brl
resume of the work of the: council.
Members of the organization al
will support and aid in the, -city-wi
cleanup campaign. On motion it al
voted to send a contribution to
Hannah MCGEE memorial libra
fund
a, silver. Tea tor the: sheneft Of i
council viii be given THURSDAY, N
II, at the home OF Mrs. Henry Ca
ing, S4l Portland avenue. The col
Gil will observe it's regular sewi
meetings at the parish hall eve
Welnestiay from / to- IS, P.s III. s.