The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-09-25
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL


Most Reverend Thomas OShea, S. NJ,
Coadjutor Archbishop of Wellington,
New Zealand, spent a couple of days
in st. Paul this week, during which
he visited the Cathedral, the Pro-
Cathedral of st. Mary, st. Paul Semi.
nary, and other institutions Accom-
panied by the Most Reverend Arch
bishop Ireland he was the guest of
the Seminary on Tuesday evening,
September q, and after dinner ad-
dressed the faculty and students in
the dining hall.
Archbishop O'Shea was born in San
Francisco, CAL, in 1870 and taken to
New Zealand with his parents while
still a child. He joined the Marist
Congregation in 1891 and was or
dained in 1898. In 1913 he was con-
secrated Titular Archbishop of Cor
tyna and Coadjutor with the right of
succession to the Most Reverend Arch
bishop Redwood, S. M, of Wellington,
N. z.
Assignment of Priests: The Rever-
end Florence Moynihan, assistant pas
tor of the Church of St. James, St.
Paul, and the Reverend Joseph t.
Barron, of the Cathedral staff, will
enter the Catholic University, Wash
ington, D. c., next week to pursue
postgraduate studies. The Reverend
Thomas Hayes, who was ordained at
St Paul Seminary last June, will sue
coed Father Moynihan in the parish
of st. James.
Confirmation Dates: The Right
Reverend Bishop Lawler admins
tered the Sacrament of Confirmation
on Thursday, September %, in the
Church of the Holy Name, Medina.
Next Sunday he will confirm in the
Church of the Holy Trinity, Water
Vile; on Tuesday, September 2S, in
the Church of st. Mary, Hopkins; on
Thursday, September 80, in the Church
of st. Peter, Credit River; and on
Sunday, October 8, in the Church of
st. James, st. Paul.
COLLEGE of ST. Thomas: The ap-
pointment of Rev. Walter DAILY as
spiritual director of the College has
given profound satisfaction to all who
are interested in st. Thomas. Father
Days duties will bring him into
touch with every member of the stu
dent body. The work of the various
sodalities will be under his charge, as
also the training for the services OF
the Sanctuary. Students who are pre-
pairing to enter the Seminary will be
the objects of his special solicitude
and will receive at his hands the train
ing which should be given as early
as possible to those who aspire to
minister at the altar.
Another appointment which has con-
siderably strengthened the faculty is
that of Rev. John Blankert, who was
ordained few months ago and now
returns to his Alma Mater as profes-
sor of Latin and English During his
course at st. Thomas Father Blankert
gave abundant signs of the promise
that now makes him a welcome &C
cession to the staff.
The following students of the Col
lege have entered the st. Paul Semi
nary: Messrs. William Dickinson
John Bachmann, Harold Brennan
Joseph Cashen, Rudolph Bandas, Eus
tachius Frederick, Frank Tomek
William Murphy, Anton Kluthe, Bur
son Caughrean. Mr.. William Neudeck
er was prevented by illness from &C
Companying his classmates to the
Seminary.
Father Riordan's Visit: The Rev
erend Daniel J. Riordan, pastor of the
Church of st. Elizabeth, Chicago, Ill.
spent few days in st. Paul las
week, the guest of the Most Reverend
Archbishop.
c.. A. U. Convention: The annua
convention the Catholic Total Alb
stinence Union of the Archdiocese
will be held in the Old State Capitol
st. Paul, on Thursday, October IA
In the evening there will be a public
meeting at which number of ad
dresses will be delivered and musica
and literary program presented.
Cemetery Sunday: Several thous
and people visited the Catholic GENE
teries of the Twin Cities last Sunday
Cemetery Sunday. The Most ReveI
end Archbishop officiated at 81
Marys Cemetery, Minneapolis, AM
preached the sermon. The music wa
furnished by choir of students o
st. Paul Seminary. In Calvary Gene
terry, ST. Paul, Bishop Lawler was tn
officiating prelate. A group of SEN
inarians had charge of the music an
after the blessing of the graves tn
Bishop preached a sermon in whic
he made strong appeal for prayer
for the dead.
Tabernacle Society: There will
exposition of the Blessed Sacramer
under the auspices of the st. Pal
Tabernacle Society in the Cathedra
Wednesday, September 20, beginnin
with Mass at half past nine o'cloc
and ending with Benediction at fou
All the Catholics of the city are il
vited to take part in this public ado
alton.
Reverend James Devery, G. S. p, {
st. Lawrence Church, Minneapoli
will give the address at the meetin