The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-10-14
DIOCESE OF ST. CLOUD.

PapaI Letter to Crozier Fathers:
Inc Crozler Fathers, now working in
81. Cloud Diocese at Onamia and But
Ter, have received the following copy
OF a congratulatory letter recently
written by the Holy Father to their
General in Holland, on Sept. 18th, the
occasion of the Tooth anniversary of
their existence as an order:
Your letter, full of reverence and
love, recently sent to His Holiness.
IN the name of your confreres, on the
occasion of the Tooth anniversary OF
the existence of the Order of the Most
holy Cross, was indeed agreeable and
pleasing to the Holy Father. The
Venerable Pontiff sincerely reioices
that the Order of the Holy Cross,
which formerly suffered so much and
was nearly brought to destruction, is
again arisen to a new and abundant
life and f1ourishes so we'll in these our
times That this order may continue
to receive the blessings of heaven and
continue to flourish, for the further
welfare of souls, His Holiness, imparts
to you and to all the members of the
order of the Holy Cross the Apostolic
Benediction.
Clerical Changes: The Rt Rev
Mgr. E. J. Nagl, V. G., has resigned
the charge of his parish at st. Augusta
and will, in the near future, at his
own request, assume the duties of
Jrno oF h.
Sisters at Little Falls, Mimi, and CT
st. Otto's Orphanage, at that place.
Monsignor Nagl has labored long and
well in many of the parishes of the
Diocese and his many friends will
wish him speedy return to good
health in his new position. He is
succeeded at st. Augusta, by Rev.
James Watcher, of St. Patrick's
Church, Melrose Rev. F. Welp, for
the past three years chaplain of the
orphanage at Little Falls, will sue
coed as pastor of St. Patrick's, Mel
rose
Personal: Rev. J. J. Steigler of
Pierz and Rev. J. Sand, of Lastrup,
have returned from a five months
trip to Europe. They were both &C.
corded hearty welcome in their re-
spective parishes and rendered recep-
tons by their flocks. Rev. P. Will
librord, 0. S. B., also arrived in New
York last week from his trip abroad.
st. Joseph: The contract for the
new chapel of the Benedictine Con-
vent as well as that for the new ad-
dition to the Academy has been
awarded to Butler Brothers, contrac-
tors, of st. Paul, and work on the
buildings has begun this week.
Roscoe: The Rt Rev. Bishop ad-
ministered confirmation in. this parish
last week, October 5th.
Perham: On September 81, Bishop
Trobec of st. Cloud, blessed the new
bell donated to the Church of St.
Louis by John and Anton Doll. He
was assisted by the pastor, Rev. Jo-
seph Ambauen, and by Fathers
Schaut of Perham, Billmayer of Brow
erville, and Chandonnet of ST. Jo-
seph's. Hospital, Perham. The High
Mass was celebrated by Father
Schaut and the sermon was preached
by the Right Reverend Bishop.
Maine: On September % the new
bell for the parish of st. James was
blessed by Bishop Trobec of st. Cloud.
The Mass was celebrated by Father
Billmayer of Browerville and the
sermon preached by the Bishop. It
was the Bishops first visit to Maine
which is mission attended by Father
Ambauen of Perham, under whose
direction both parishes have made
great progress during the past few
years.
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