The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-07-04
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

Assignment of Priests: The Rev.
Thomas Minogue of Monticello, has
been appointed pastor of the Church of
the Sacred Heart, Belle PLANE, in sue
cession to the late Mgr. Kennedy, and
Rev J. p. Holland has been trans
ferred from the Sacred Heart Church,
Belle Plaine, to the pastorate of st.
Henry's Church, Monticello, and the
mission of Clearwater. The Rev.
Charles HI. Morgan, recently ordained
at st. Paul Seminary, has been ap-
pointed assistant pastor of the Church
of the Holy Rosary, Graceville, and
Rev. Joseph J. Bouska, a newly or
dained priest, has been appointed as
sistant to Father Rynda of the Church
of st. Stanislaus, St. Paul, MINI.
Sisters Retreat: The third retreat
for the Sisters of St. Joseph will open
in st. Agatha's Conservatory next
Monday evening, July 6, and will close
the following Monday morning. 1T
will be under the direction of the Rev.
Michael J. O'Connor, S. J., of st.
Louis, Mo.
College of ST. Thomas: Two mem
bers of the College faculty, the Very
Rev. DR.. Moynihan, President, and the
the Rev. Alphonsus Carey, Professor
of Latin and Greek, will conduct
classes at the Dubuque Summer
School for Sisters and Catholic teach
ers which opens in st. Joseph's Hall,
Dubuque College, on July IL, and will
continue for six weeks.
The nineteen graduates of the De-
partment of Commerce of the College
have already secured positions in the
business world.
Lake Johanna Summer Camp which
will be conducted by three members
of the faculty will open for the season
on July 6. 1t is intended as place of
recreation and instruction for college
boys during the summer months.
Catholic Orphans Entertained: The
children of the Catholic orphanages of
st. Paul were the guests of L. N. Scott
and Charles B. Hanford, the Shake
spearean actor, at the Metropolitan
Theatre, last Monday afternoon
where the story of Captain SCOTS
expedition to the South Pole was told
in moving pictures.
Catholic Girls Club: The Catholic
Girls Club which has just been organ
lied under the auspices of the Guild
OF Catholic Women of ST. Paul has
elected Miss Lillian Walsh temporary
president. On Wednesday evening,
July 1, the Club gave an excursion
down the river on the Steamer Pur-
chase. The party was chaperoned by
members of the Civic Committee of |
the Catholic Guild of which Mrs. |
Frank King is chairman. 49, -
Catholic Order of Foresters: One
of the grandest occasions in the his
tory of the Catholic Order of Forest
ers, in the city of ST. Paul, was the
large joint initiation and banquet held
during the afternoon and evening of
June % at st. Agnes Church Hail.
Promptly at three o'clock the mem
bers and candidates assembled for the
important work of initiation. All the
Courts of the city, South st. Paul and
North st. Paul were represented
Thirty-five young and middleaged
men were admitted to the order.
After the initiation ceremonies, the
ladies of the parish provided all the
members present with a splendid ban
quet. About three hundred members
sat down to partake of the delicious
refreshments, and enjoy the flow of
eloquence which followed. Brother
Frank ]. He'll, st. Paul Court No. &c.
acted as POSTMASTER. The first speak
er of the evening was Rev. Anthony
Ogulin, pastor of st. Agnes parish,
who spoke in German of the wonder
full work for the betterment of hui
manity being done all over the coun-
try by the Catholic Order of Forest
ers, and praised the members for their
fidelity to Holy Mother Church. Rev.
Henry Mccall, South st. Paul, urged
the members to spread the good work
being done by the G. o. F. The next
speaker was the Hon. Daniel w. Law
Ter, of st. Paul Court No. SO, who
spoke with vigor and eloquence of the
good being done by the c. o. F. and
likened them to the guilds of old who
clothed the naked, fed the hungry and
buried the dead. He touched briefly
upon human laws intended to make
men better. He said the only way to
improve the moral conditions of man.
kind was by home training, supple
mented by instructions given by the
clergy, assisted by the good work of
the sisters, and other private and pub
lie school teachers. In closing he
paid a glowing tribute to the women
of this and other countries, and com
plimented them for the great part
they were taking in the uplift of hui
mainly Brother D. B. Hickey, also
of st. Paul Court No. SO, was the next
speaker. He complimented Father
Ogulin and the ladies of st. Agnes
parish on the beautiful arrangements,
and splendid banquet which they had
prepared. He called on the brothers
to extend to Father Ogulin and the Ia
dies of the parish rising vote of
thanks, which was unanimously done.
He also asked the young men just
initiated to take home with them the
beautiful lesson learned during the
initiation. Mr. George Gerlach and