The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-07-25
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

appointed to professorship in the
st. Paul Seminary and the Rev.
George E. Carlin of the Church of st.
Mary, Tracy, succeeds him at Mar
shall. The Rev. Henry Cahill, assistant
pastor of the Church of the Immacu-
late Conception, Faribault, Mimi, be-
comes pastor of the Church of st.
Mary, Tracy.
Armenian PreIate's Visit: The
Most Reverend Avoids Arpiarian,
Archbishop of Marache, in Asiatic
Turkey, spent few days in st. Paul
last week the guest of the Reverend
Marist Fathers at the Church of St.
Louis. He was born in Eghin,
Greater Armenia, in 1856, and was
consecrated Bishop of Karputh in
1890. Three years ago he became
Archbishop of Marache, a diocese
which comprises about ten thousand
Armenian Catholics distributed in
Marache and the missions of Zaitoon
and Albistan. The Most Reverend
Archbishop is visiting this country for
the purpose of obtaining funds to
enable him to build schools for the
education of his children and suitable
places of worship for his people. The
diocese is poor and has been reduced
to very Strengthened circumstances
owing to last years scarcity of food
Delegates to A. O. n. National Con-
Vention: The biennial national Con-
vention to the Ancient Order of Hiber-
mans met at Norfolk, Va, this week.
The delegates from st. Paul are James
]. Regain, National President; Alfred
Mcdonald, Ramsey County President;
II. A. Walsh, President of Division
No. g.; ]. w. Mulrennan, President of
Division No. 4. The delegates from
Minneapolis are P. J. O'Donnell, State
Secretary; J. Donohue, Hennepin Coun-
ty President and G. A. Nolan. Mrs.
c. j. Conroy President, and Mrs. Mar
garet Scott, Secretary of Ramsey
County Ladies' Auxiliary, A. o. H.,
will attend the convention as dele
gates to the meeting of the Auxiliary
which takes place at the same time
in Norfolk. The convention began on
Tuesday and will last a week.
Chapel of st. Patrick: A number
of priests of the Twin Cities are
visiting the English-speaking parishes
of the Diocese in the interest of the
Chapel of st. Patrick in the new
Cathedral Already they have visited
ten parishes and have met with great
success in their work. The Commit
tee in charge of the project has about
$4,000 on hand. go.
A silver social will be given at the
home of Mrs. ]. ]. Hagerty, 1857 Port
land Avenue, st. Paul, on Wednesday
evening, July 20, for the benefit of
st. Patrick's Chapel in the new Cattle
dral, under the auspices of Division
No. 8, of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the
A. o. H. Friends of the cause are
cordially invited to attend.
Church of St. Vincent: The boys
choir of st. Vincent's Church will
spend next week at the Lake johann
ma Summer Camp which is being con-
Quoted by three members of the fac
ulty of the College of st. Thomas.
The boys will be accompanied by the
Rev. Timothy Crowley, pastor of the
parish.
German Orphan Asylum: The Com
mittee of men and women in charge
of the biennial picnic which will be
held on the grounds of the Orphan
age on Randolph Street near Smelling
Avenue, on Sunday afternoon and
evening, August 8, met in the AS
sumption school nall last Monday
evening for the purpose of making
the final arrangements for the cele-
bration. Committees were appointed
to have charge of the various refresh
ment booths and stands which will be
erected on the grounds. Dinner and
supper will be served in the large din
ing room of the Orphanage. In the
past these picnics have proved very
successful and no doubt this one will
be no exception to the rule Various
kinds of amusements will be provided
for the entertainment of all who at
tend. The institution houses all the
German orphans of the Diocese and
the picnic affords an opportunity to
all to assist this great charity in a
financial way. The Sisters of st.
Benedict are in charge of the Orphan
age which can be reached by the Ran
dolph-Snelling Street Car with which
connections can be made from st. Paul
and Minneapolis.
College of st. Thomas: The Rev.
c. F. McGinnis, Phi. D., is conducting
summer school for the Servants of
Mary at Mt. st. Mary, the Mother
house and Novitiate of the Order, at
Cherokee, Ia.
Church of Our Lady of Lourdes:
The will of the late Reverend John
A. Andre, formerly pastor of the
Church of Our Lady of Lourdes, Min
neapolis, was probated on Monday,
July 20. Stipendia for Masses are
left by the will to his brother who is
a priest in France and to Reverend
H. j. McAvay, who was chaplain of
st. Mary's Hospital, Minneapolis.
when Father Andre was cared for
there. His library is left to the par
ish of Our Lady of Lourdes; six