The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-09-12
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

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Church of the Guardian Angels, Hast
. ings, has been appointed pastor OF
the Church of St. Cecilia, st. Paul,
His successor at Hastings is the Rev.
F. ]. Lang of the Church of st.
Charles, Minneapolis. The Rev.
Michael j. Casey of Beardsley takes
charge of the new parish established
at Hamline, st. Paul, and the Rev.
P. ]. Shannahan of the Church OF
the Ascension, Minneapolis, is appoint
ed pastor of the parish of Beardsley.
The Rev. George NJ. Van der Velden
of Candy, is assigned to the parish of
Green Valley, formerly a mission of
Marshall and is succeeded at Candy
by the Rev. P F. Remskar assistant
at the Church of st. Agnes, st. Paul.
Rev. Francis Rakowski, assistant pas
tor of the Church of the Holy Cross,
Minneapolis, becomes pastor of Wilno,
and the newly ordained priests, Rev.
S. Meyer and M. Klesmit, are ap-
pointed assistants at the Church of the
Holy Cross. Rev. M. A. Condor, as
sistant pastor of st. Stephens Church,
Minneapolis, takes charge of the new
parish composed of Appleton, Hegbert,
and Ortonville, missions heretofore
attended from Graceville, and his
place at st. Stephens is filled by the
Rev. w. P. OReilly who was ordained
at the Seminary last June. Rev. l.. P.
Gleason, assistant at st. Joseph's par
ish, st. Paul, is made assistant at the
Church of the Ascension, Minneapolis
Rev. John F. Doherty is named as
sistant pastor of the Church of the
Immaculate Conception, Faribault
Rev. James Zachmann is appointed to
a similar position at the Church OF
st. Mary, St. Paul. and the Rev. Jo-
seph ]. Freisleben goes to the Church
of st. Agnes as assistant. Fathers
Doherty, Zachmann and Freisleben
were ordained at ST. Paul Seminary
last June.
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Hamline: The Rev. M. J. Casey
who has been appointed first pastor
of the parish of Hamline will reside
with the Rev. T. A. Printon, 1888
Lexington Ave-, until a church and
parochial residence have been erect
ed in the new parish.
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Cathedral Photographs: Copies OF
the only pictures of last Requiem
Mass celebrated in the old Cathedral
on August 81, may be obtained from
Mr.. William Markoe, care of T. G.
no,o,o Diouo noportmnOt CT Paul
or White Bear Lake, Mimi.
Church of ST. AdaIbert: St. Adal-
bert's School opened on September 1
with a corps of seven Felician SIS
tiers as teachers and an enrolment
of 33S pupils. .......
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Pro-cathedraI of st. Mary: The
Most Reverend Archbishop preached
the sermon at the late Mass on Sun
day, September 6.
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Seton Guild: Seton Club erected
on Phelps Island, Lake Minnetonka
closed for the season on Monday, Au
gust 81. A farewell party was given
to the guests on the previous Satur
day evening Nearly 500 girls, mostly
from the Twin Cities, enjoyed the
hospitality of the club house during
the summer. 1t will be necessary tc
build an addition to it and extend the
sleeping porches in order to accom-
modate the number of girls who are
already planning to spend their mex
summers vacation there. Setor
Child is the only summer home con
Quoted under Catholic auspices in the
West. 1t is self supporting and, I'm
der proper management, will prove
valuable asset to the organization.
Seton Guild classes in athletics, sew
ing, china painting, English grammar
choral work and orchestra rehersal'
will commence October 1. Registra
ton begins September 10. All classes
will be conducted under the direction
of competent teachers at the Guile
rooms, 2O6 South Fourth Street, Min
neapolis.
Father Byrnes Located: Wor'
was received last week IlOIu III
Reverend James A. Byrnes, natlv
of Minneapolis, who, for the pas
two years has been pursuing a posi-
graduate course at the University Q
Louvain, Belgium. He is now SAT
in Germany and will return home a
soon as he can secure passage.
Church of the Ascension: The pal
ishioners of the Ascension parish
Minneapolis, rendered reception t
their pastor, Rev. jeremiah HarrinE
ton, in the parish hall on Wednesda
evening, September 2. Father Hal
rington had just returned from Ir'
land, where he celebrated the silve
Jubilee of his ordination. This wa
the first opportunity which the peopl
of his parish had to take formal M
tice of his silver jubilee and also
the twentieth anniversary of his pa
torate of the Church of the Ascension
A special program of vocal and il
strumental selections had been pr
pared for the occasion and at its cor
pletion addresses were made by job
Kennedy on behalf of the paris
Arthur Barry for the young men an
Miss Mary Lane for the children.
silver-mounted book containing pl