The Catholic bulletin., 1922-07-15
ARCHDIOCESE Of ST.PAUL
FORTY HOURS DEVOTION.

FORTY HOURS DEVOTION.
Sixth Sunday after Pentecost, July 16.
st. Bridget, Minneapolis.
st. Nicholas, Candy.
st. Joseph, Montevideo.
st. Boniface, Stewart.
ST. John, New Canada.
Seventh Sunday after Pentecost, July
23.
st. Helena, Minneapolis.
st. Plus V, Cannon Falls.
st. Mary, Hopkins.
st. Nicholas, Newmarket.
ST. John, Sibley County.
Eighth Sunday after Pentecost, July
80
st. Nicholas, Carver.
st. Anastasia, Hutchinson.
ST. Wenceslaus, New Prague.
Holy Trinity, Veseli.
St. John, Ortonville.
Ninth Sunday after Pentecost, August
6.
st. MarOn, Minneapolis.
ST. Patrick, Cedar Lake.
st. Mary, Arlington.
Blessed Virgin, New Trier.
IS. Cyril and Methodius, Taunton.
Confirmation Dates: His Grace the
Most Reverend Archbishop will con-
firm classes on Sunday, July 16, at ST.
Bonifacius at A. NJ, and at Mound
at II A. NJ.
Confirmation: His Grace the Most
Reverend Archbishop recently con-
firmed classes as follows:
Graceville. The class comprised II
boys, Il girls, 9 men, 8 women; 6
converts An offering of $120 was
made by the class.
Beardsley. AZ boys, 3S girls, 5 men,
women; 8 converts. Offering, $61 80.
Willmar % boys, "a girls, 3 men,
2 women; 3 converts. Offering, $42.
Litchfeld. % boys, 25 girls. Offer
ing, $43 All offerings are devoted to
the Archbishop Ireland Educational
Fund.
ST. PAUL.
Cathedral: The ladies of the
Rosary society will give an ice cream
social on the lawn at Mrs. R. A.
Jerue's home, 286 Nelson avenue,
Wednesday evening, July 19. A group
of young ladies from the sodality will
assist. All are invited.
Church of st. Mary: A grand par
ish festival will be given on Mr.. Pat
rick Kelly's lawn, 619 Plum street,
next Thursday evening, July 20. The
majors and captains are canvassing
the parish in the interest Of this So
.cial They are we'll pleased with the
enthusiasm that prevails and feel con-
fident that the affair will be u huge
success. A large orchestra will fur
nish music during the evening.
Catholic Orphanage: The children
of the orphanage will enjoy an all-day
outing and picnic at Wildwood on
Tuesday, July IS. Any offerings or
donations towards the success of the
orphans picnic will be gratefully re-
ceived. Persons so interested may
telephone Rev. R. E. Nolan, Elkhurst
5067, in the morning, or Mother Digna,
Dale O659, at any time during the day.
Visitation Convent: Rev. Father
Stritch, S. j., continued at the Vista
tion convent Friday Of last week his
work of bringing spiritual messages
to ST. Paul. In his mystic interpreted
ton of the Holy Grail legends, he
adapted his high theme to the horizon
Of the individual soul with its ever
widening circle of aspirations, en-
deavors, failures and new lofty quests
He left his audience feeling that they
had been given an outline for a spirit
ual retreat, and substance for deep
thought with which to fill it out.
Father Stritch went for the source
of his legend back, to the German
Parsifal and traced it down through
Sir Thomas Mallory and Tennyson to
modern interpretations. But through
it all his keen vision was attracted
and held by the charms of the real
truth and beauty lying within. Anc
in his sweet and convincing manner o1
telling the story, he made one realize
that the task of attaining the Holy
Grail is ones own as much as it wa:
that of the knight of old.
Fort Smelling: A reception in hono
of several young priests was givel
by the Homecroft club Thursday eve
ming, July 13. The college men of thu
r, o. T. C.. now in camp at the can
tonment, the officers and soldiers 0
the post and the fathers and mother
of the Homecroft district all Joine'
with the children to do honor to th'
young men who, as seminarians, haV'
been teaching Sunday school in tn
Homecroft club during the past tW'
wears. The Reverends Eustace Fred
ric. Rudolph Neudecker, Jane
'puo, Erod Rlasrhko Peter Meyer