The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-09-09
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

De La Sale Alumni Association:
Next Tuesday evening, September IL,
the De La Sale Alumni Association
of Minneapolis, will hold a reunion
and smoker in the auditorium of the
De La Sale Institute in honor of
Brother Austin, who succeeds Brother
Emilian as director of the school.
The Alumni are anxious to meet him
In order to cooperate with him dur
ing the school year. Many out-of-
town members have signified their in
tention of being present; and the Ex-
ecutive Committee anticipates an at
tendance of more than two hundred
former graduates of the institute
Little Sisters of the Poor: The
Sacrament of Confirmation was ad-
ministered to seven inmates of the
Home for the Aged by the Most Rev.
,erend Archbishop last Tuesday morn
ing. The Archbishop celebrated Mass
in the Community chapel at seven
o'clock, after which he confirmed the
aged subjects. He was assisted by
Father George, o. S. B., the Chaplain
of the Home.
The Home for the Aged Poor, stu
ated at 80 Wilkins Street, is conduct
ed by the Little Sisters of the Poor
whose self-sacrifcing efforts on be-
half of their aged charges receive
well-deserved encouragement from
all classes of people irrespective of
national or religious lines. The foun-
dation of their new convent adjoining
the Home has been completed and
when the building is finished it will
afford the Sisters much-needed ac-
commodation.
Change in Management: Mr. Jo-
seph Westminster who, for the past
seven years, has been manager for
the Northwestern Chronicle in st.
Paul, has severed his connection with
that paper and gone to New York
where he intends to engage in news
paper and dramatic work. His sur
cessor in the management of the
Chronicle is John T. Power, who has
been associated with Mr.. Westminster
Tor the past three years.
Clerical Assignments: Since the re-
treat the Most Reverend Archbishop
has made the following changes
among the clergy. Rev. j. A. Corri-
gan has been appointed pastor of the
Church of st. Mark, Merriam Park, in
succession to Rev. w. l.. Hart, who
has been transferred to Morton, MINI.
Rev. John Byrne, formerly of Morton,
is made pastor of the Church of St.
George, Glencoe. Rev. J. G. Byrne,
of the Church of St. Lawrence, Min
neapolis, has been appointed pastor
of the Church of st. Mary in ST. Paul.
Rev. Michael Staunton, assistant pas
tor of the Church of st. Michael, St.
Paul, has assumed the pastorate of
the Parish of the Assumption and it's
mission, st. John, Sibley County.
Rev. John J. Treacy takes his place at
the Church of st. Michael, and Rev.
Thomas Talbot is made Chaplain of
the Boys Orphanage and the Old Sol
diers' Home, Minneapolis. Rev. Paul
Wiesner, o. S. B., for many years pas
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water, replaces the Rev. Gregory
Steil, o. S. B., in the pastorate of the
Church of the Assumption, st. Paul
Rev. F. Doring of Medina has been
transferred to st. Walburga.
Bethlehem Academy: On last
Tuesday, September 5, Bethlehem
Academy, Faribault, Mimi, reopened
for another scholastic year. The pros
poets for large attendance of board
ers and day pupils is very bright.
The Sisters of ST. Dominic also have
charge of the parochial schools at
tached to the Immaculate Conception
Parish and the Parish of st. Law
renee. Last week, through the court
esy of Father Slevin, they were CIV
en- a picnic at Camp Hagerty on the
shore of Lake Mazazka in Shields
vile, where they enjoyed an afternoon
of boating and fishing.
College of st. Catherine: The
work of another scholastic year was
resumed at the College of st. Gather
inc on Thursday last, September Z.
a large number of pupils was present
at the opening session and the pros
poets for large attendance during
the coming year are unusually good.