The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-03-14
DIOCESE OF WINONA

Clerical Changes: Reverend G. A.
Tritz, who for several months past
has been in charge of the Church OF
Our Lady of Lourdes in Easton, has
been appointed chaplain at the Moth
erhouse of the Sisters of st. Francis,
Rochester The former chaplain, Rev
erend B. Hugenroth, has been trans
ferred to the Diocese of Dubuque. Rev.
erend Francis ]. Proxies, who was Or
dained January Is, is taking charge
temporarily of the parish at Window
and missions. Reverend Francis Kel-
ly of st. Mary's College, Winona, is
acting as chaplain at the College of St.
Theresa
Winona: The people of st. Johns
parish have pledged themselves to
subscribe sufficient funds for their
school to enable the pastor, Reverend
V. A. Duda, to conduct it as a free
school. Hereafter no tuition fees will
be charged for attendance at the
school.
The Dramatic Club of ST. Thomas
OoCACO1 al Will p1OouCO Il1C OnhucI1 ~
Patrick's play at the Winona opera
house on Tuesday evening, March II.
The title of the play is EILEEN Oge''
and it will be staged under the direc-
ton of Robert e. LOBBY.
Professor Dunn of the College of st
Theresa gave a musical in the audi
forum of the College, Tuesday even
ing, March 10.
Wabasha: The Knights of Colum.
bus initiated a class of candidates
Sunday, March 8. The members of
the order and the candidates attended
High Mass Sunday morning in the
Church of st. Felix, Right Reverend
Monsignor Max Wurst being celebrant
The sermon was preached by Reverend
James M. Reardon of st. Paul. The
ceremonies of initiation took place in
st. Felix school auditorium during the
afternoon. The local council conferred
the first degree; the second was given
by the Winona Council and the third
by the st. Paul team under the direc
ton of M. j. Ryan. The women OF
the parish served luncheon at noon
and dinner in the evening. A pro
gram of music and addresses ended
the days proceedings.
The Forty Hours Devotion will be
held in the Church of st. Felix, be-
ginning Sunday morning, March %.
Westbrook: The Catholics of this
vicinity have decided to build church
during the coming summer.
Caledonia: The new parochial
school of ST. John is about completed
and will soon be ready for use.
Rochester: st. Johns Dramatic
Club has chosen for it's annual play in
honor of st. Patrick's Day, "a Poor
Relation" which will be presented in
the Metropolitan theatre, on the even
ing of March II.
The intermediate pupils of the con
servatory of music in the Academy OF
Our Lady of Lourdes, gave a recita
Tuesday evening, March 8. The audi
forum was filled with people who en-
joyed the long and varied program
Austin: The Total Abstinence So
ciety of the Church Of st. Augustine
are making preparation for a grand
celebration in the cause of total alb
stinence on st. Patricks Day. Thu
members will attend High Mass in ;
body at half past nine o'clock in thu
Church of st. Augustine. Rev. james
Donahoe will preach on the virtue o
temperance There will be a stree
parade. The women of the parish will
serve dinner at noon, and in the even
ing at eight o'clock an entertainment
will be given. Father Donahoe vii
i give the address, his subject being
'The Ideal Catholic Layman."