The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-01-07

We pray, therefore, most earnestly
that the time be FASTENED when 1t will
| be possible to address each Catholic Of
this diocese regularly through "The
Catholic Bulletin"
Very sincerely,
JOSEPH r. BUSCH,
/ Bishop Of Lead
/ illustrated Lectures by Bishop
/ Busch.-During the time Of Advent
the Bishop reviewed the history of re-
ligion before the time Of Christ as
recorded in the Old Testament, taking
an epoch each Sunday evening, and
Illustrating his address with appro-
pirate stereopticon pictures. The
Cathedral was taxed to it's capacity
every evening with very interested
audience, who were promised sim
liar course of illustrated lectures after
4 the holidays, when the Life of Christ
will form the subject Of study on
Sunday evenings, and the illustrations
will be furnished from the celebrated
Tissot slides.
1 New Churches lncorporated.-Th
following new churches have been re-
Gently incorporated in the Diocese of
Lead: The Church of st. Friedrich
Iof Murdo, the Church of st. Mary of
|Okaton, the Church Of Our Lady of
the Sacred Heart of Belvidere, the
Church of St. Anthony of Farmingdale,
the Church of ST. Joseph of Scenic,
the Church of the Holy Rosary of In
terror, the Church of Our Lady of
Good Counsel of Conata, the Church of
st. John the Evangelist of Herrick,
the Church Of st. Anthony of Fairfax,
the Church of ST. Aloysius Of Ardmore.
Several other stations are soon to be
lorganized, as the settlements grow
permanent.
New Churches CompIeted.-New
church buildings have just been COM
pleted in the following places: Ard
more, Murdo, Okaton, Farmingdale,
Conata, Interior, Colome, Winner,
Hamil, White Butte, besides two on
the Cheyenne Indian reservation.
Most of these have been assisted very
materially by the Catholic Church Elk
tention Society of Chicago, as were
also several other churches previously
erected in this diocese.
The beautiful new church at Rapid
City, erected under Rev. M. J. Strae-
tens able direction, is being prepared
for plastering and will be ready for
dedication in the spring When com
plete it will be the most substantial
as well as the most artistic church in
the Diocese of Lead.
4 The parish of Kenebec has just com.
pleted a very substantial residence
for it's new pastor, Rev. James Sam.
pom, who, since his ordination last
June, has had charge of Kenebec, Re.
lance and Sweeney, formerly attended
; from Presho.
, Rev. T. J. Mccarthy, who under.
} went a serious operation at the hands
of Dr. Murphy of Chicago, has re-
: turned to resume charge of the Cathe
dral where he has endeared himself
, to the people by his faithful services
and won the respect of the entire com
munity by his manly attitude here
during the trying period of labor trou
BILE of the past year.
Rev. Jos. A. Chase, formerly OF
t Lsnearfish, has taken charge of the
] parish of Murdo, with the missions OF
Belvidere and Okaton, all promising
stations on the Milwaukee road.
Father r. DUDE, formerly of Burke
has taken Father Glasses place al
: Spearfish and Belle Fourche.
Rev. Anthony O'Hora has been as
signed to the different settlements o.
: Butte and Harding Counties, with
. headquarters at Newell for the pres
ent.
Rev. John Novak, assistant at thu
Cathedral for the last two years, has
{ been placed in charge of Trip County
t with headquarters at Colome.
Rev. William Colbert, who accom-
, panied the Bishop from st. Paul, ha:
!. charge of the parishes of Fairfax
: Bonesteel, Herrick and Burke, bu
: finds time also to keep up the mission
work in which he, together with thu
: Bishop, had been engaged This fal
:. he gave missions in all his own par
ishes, besides holding missions also il
: Carlock and Gregory with great sue
: cess.
t Rev. F. x Heusler has charge of tn,
e besides looking after the interests o
: the parish at that place and severa
i outlying missions.
Q Rev. M. Kelly, who had been al
i sent from the diocese and 1aboring il
J, Buffalo, N. Y, for time, has re
e turned and is stationed at the Cattle
o dra1 where he has occasion to do som
strenuous work in the neighborin.
t mountain missions.
Fort Pierre has a permanent Paste
in Rev. Maurice SchWaebe, who ais
attends Capa and Van Meter.
Rev. Charles Goergen, also ordaine
in June, is stationed at Philip, iron
i which place he attends large nun
Der Of neighboring stations.
It Rev. M. F. O'Brien has charge of tn
9 Sisters Hospital at Hot Springs il
e place of Rev. Joseph Judnic, who
l. ntf the IontI1rnc ar +hn MicSi0