The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-09-11
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL

Assignment OF Priests: Rev. John
Fahey, pastor of the Church of st.
Joseph, Montevideo, has been trans
ferred to the pastorate of the Church
of st. Mary of the Lake, White Bear,
in succession to the Rev. P. ]. Hart,
who resigned the parish on account of
i'll health, and will take an indefinite
vacation. Rev. C. e. Hovorka, assist
ant pastor of the Church of st.
Stephen, Minneapolis, has been ap-
pointed pastor of Montevideo, and his
place at ST. Stephens is taken by the
Rev. G.. w. Rolwes, ordained at the
st. Paul Seminary last June. The
Rev. Walter Daily of the Cathedral of
st. Paul has been appointed spiritual
director at the College of st. Thomas.
The Rev. Thomas R. Talbot, assistant
pastor of the Church of st. Lawrence,
Minneapolis, and the Rev. J. c. Har-
rington, ordained at st. Paul Seminary
last June have been appointed assist
ants at the Cathedral. These changes
become effective this week.
ST. Paul Seminary: The Rev. Dan
lei J. Mccarthy, G.. NJ, of st. Louis,
Mo-, will preach the retreat for the
Seminarians next week. 1t will open
on Monday evening and close on Sat-
urday morning with the Mass of Or
dination at o'clock, at which thirty
seven subdeacons will be promoted to
the deaconate.
Knights Elect Officers: At the reg
ular meeting. of the st. Paul Council,
Knights of Columbus, held on Tues
day evening, September Z, the follow
ing officers were elected for the COM
ing year: Grand knight, Martin J.
Ryan; Deputy Grand Knight, A. J.
Schmitz; Chancellor, F. M. Van Walk
enberg; Warden, F. J. Newell, Re-
corder, l.. A. Harrington; Financial
Secretary, J. J. Neagle; Treasurer, H.
NJ Kalscheuer; Inside Guard, Matt
Moran Outside Guard, H. ]. Martin;
Advocate, w. T. Farley; Trustee, l..
F. Schurger.
Church of st. Louis: The Rev. Paul
Rulquin, S. NJ, who built the Church
of ST. Louis and the adjoining paroch-
ial residence in st. Paul, and who has
been a member of the Marist Mission
airy Band in Chelsea, Mass. for the
past three years, has been transferred
to the Church of st. Anne, Lawrence,
Mass.
A nO
of the members of the Sacred Thirst
Society of st. Paul will be held on
Thursday, September 16, at 2 P. M.
at the home of Mrs. M. J. Kelly, 1885
Selby Avenue. A literary and musical
program will be presented and ar
rangements made for the celebration
of Father Mathews Day, October 10.
Church of st. COLUMBIA: The ex-
terror of the new Church of st. Column
ba, located on Lafond street near Ham
line avenue, st. Paul, is completed,
and the work of finishing the interior
will be carried on as rapidly as pos
sible. From present indications it is
probable that the Church will be dedi-
Gated in October. The Rev. M. j.
Casey is pastor of the parish.
Ladies' Auxiliary A. o. H.: There
are sixty-two divisions in good stand
ing of the Ladies' Auxiliary to the An
cient Order of Hibernians in Mime
sofa. The membership is $3.50 and
the total funds of the organization
amount to $42,373.33. This is the sta
tus of the Daughters of Erin in Min
nesota as shown by the report of the
officers who met last week at the
West Hotel in Minneapolis. Of the
funds of the state organization $40,
100 is invested in municipal bonds
Between September 1, 1914 and Sep
TENDER 1, 1915 collections from the
sixty-two divisions amounted to $37,
34163; the interest collected on bond:
during that period was $4,650.00; ant
the interest on book deposits $381.7O
League of Catholic Women: Thu
general assembly meeting of the Min
neapolis League of Catholic Womel
will be held at the League rooms, ~
Marquette avenue, Monday afternoon
September Is, at a quarter past tw'
o'clock Reports of the chairmen o
the various departments will be rea'
and plans for the coming years worl
will be discussed. The women hop
to have the settlement house in north
east Minneapolis completed in abou
two weeks. The classes will be re
sumed at the League rooms abou
September 20.
Church of Our Lady of Lourdes
About $500 has been spent in in
movements on the building an
grounds of Our Lady of Lourdes pal
aish school, Minneapolis. The schoC
d opened Tuesday, September z.
Church of the Holy Rosary:
stone wall built by the Kettle Rive
Stone Company around the property {
j the Holy Rosary Church, Minneapolis
has just been completed. The wall
designed to harmonic with the arch
lecture of the parish buildings. 1t add
much to the beauty and finish of tn
property, giving an air of modest $
clusion from the busy streets quit
BETTING the church and convent. Tt
Holy Name Society of the paris
raised the necessary funds for tn
splendid piece of work and the men