The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-01-08
ARCHDIOCESE Of ST. PAUL

Assignment OF Priests: The Rev.
Leopold Haas, pastor of the Church OF
SIS. Peter and Paul, Glencoe, has been
transferred to the pastorate of the
Church of the Assumption, st. Paul;
in succession to the late Father
Solnce; the Rev. Max Goeyert of Nor
wood takes the place of Father Haas
at Glencoe and Father Losleben, as
sistant pastor of the Church of the
Assumption, st. Paul, becomes pastor
of the Church of the Ascension, Nor
wood; the Rev. Francis Rant of Ar
lington is transferred to Springfield,
and Father Fey of Springfield goes to
Arlington.
Our Lady's Chapel: About eighty
women attended the luncheon given
in the st. Paul Hotel last Tuesday,
January 4, in the interests of the
Chapel of the Blessed Virgin in the
new Cathedral. The Most Reverend
Archbishop, Bishop Lawler, Father
Gibbons and Father Byrne of st. Paul,
and Father Cullen of Minneapolis,
were also present. The reports read
at the meeting showed that the sum
of $1,000 was added to the fund dur
ing the past few weeks, bringing the
total now in hand up to nearly $4,000.
Another meeting will be held next
month and a third on Easter Monday
by which time it is expected that the
entire fund will be completed. At the
close of the meeting the Most ReVer-
end Archbishop made brief address
in regard to the project in which the
women are engaged.
Church of st. Francis De Sales: A
Pontifcal Mass of Requiem for the
repose of the soul of the late Bishop
Stariha, founder and first pastor of
the Church of ST. Francis de Sales,
st. Paul, was celebrated in the Church
on Wednesday, January 5, at ten
o'clock. The Right Reverend Bishop
Trobec oiTiciated, with Father Ogulin
OF st. Paul as archpriest, Father
Stukel of Newmarket as deacon, Fa-
Their Rant of Arlington as subdeacon
and Father Seliskar of ST. Paul
Seminary as master of ceremonies,
The Most Reverend Archbishop was
present at the Mass and preached a
sermon in which he eulogized the de-
ceased prelate for his zeal and activity
in the cause of religion. The service
was attended by large number of
priests and by a congregation which
filled the church to the limit of its
capacity. The regular choir sang the
Mass.
Church of the Holy Redeemer: The
formal dedication of the new Church
of the Holy Redeemer on College Ave
nue., st. Paul, in which the first Mass
was said on Christmas Day by the
pastor, Rev ii. Ciebattone, will take
place next Sunday at ten O'Clock. The
Most Reverend Archbishop will Off
ciate at the dedication and preach the
sermon at the Mass which follows and
which will be celebrated by the pastor.
Guild of Catholic Women: The next
meeting of the Department OF Arts
and Letters will be held at the Angus
ON Monday, January 10, at 2:30 2. NJ
The following papers will be read:
Irish Monks in Iceland" by Mrs. P.
Gallagher; Settlement and Christen-
ing" by Miss May Flynn; Helms
kringla,p by Mrs. L. G. Bruenner. This
will be followed by a general discus
sion led by Mrs. ]. c. Ferguson.
Little Sisters of the Poor: The will
of the late Mrs. Mary A. Ramsay OF
st. Paul, bequeathes the sum of $500
to the Little Sisters of the Poor in
charge of the Home for the Aged Poor
at so Wilkin Street, st. Paul.
ST. Adalbert's Church: The feast
of the Epiphany was the occasion of
the completion of the crib at st. Adal-
bert's Church, Charles and Gaultier
Streets, st. Paul, of which Rev. p.
Roy is pastor. 1t has a thirty foot
front and is from ten to fifteen feet
deep. The tigures-the Blessed
Mother, st. Joseph, angels, shepherds
and kings-are over three and one-half
feet high, while the other figures are
in proportionate size. All are taste
fully arranged; the lowly shepherd
with the fruits of his flock, the Wise
Men of the East with their princely
gifts, bow or kneel in alteration be-
fore the new born King. The stable
is cave hewn out of rock on the
hill side, while about lie the hills and
valleys and creeks of Judea. 1t is a
very satisfactory and complete repre-
sentation of the mystery almost two
thousand years old. The Fe1ician
Sisters of st. Adalbert's school de-
serve great credit, for they did not
spare themselves to make this crib
the most beautiful one in the West.
1t is not only attractive to the eye,
but it compels the memory to retain,
more vividly, the story so dear to all,
especially the children. The crib viii
remain in place until after High Mass
on Candelmas Day, February 2
Hibernian installation: Division
No. s of the A. o. H., and Division
No. 8 of the Ladies' Auxiliary, held a
Joint installation of officers at Hiber-
MAN Halls last Wednesday evening,
January s. A musical and vocal pro-
gram was rendered and a luncheon
was served after the ceremony.
At the next regular meeting of Di-
vision No. A, A. o. H., to be held at
Hibernian Halls, st. Paul, on Monday
evening, January 10, the installation
Of officers will take place. There viii