The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-07-22
ARCHDIOCESE Of ST. PAUL


diocese have been made by the Most
Reverend Archbishop: The Rev. VIM.
c. Soulard has been appointed pastor
of the parishes of St. Thomas and St.
Jane, Corcoran, Hennepin County;
Rev. Stephen P. Kinkead of Rush City
is transferred to Marysburg; Rev. J.
j. Doherty, assistant pastor of the
Immaculate Conception parish, Fari-
bault, goes to the College of St.
Thomas, and the Rev. Joseph Hannah
of the College succeeds him at Fari-
bault; the Rev. Joseph Weber, assist
ant pastor of ST. Michael's Church.
st. Paul, is appointed to the Cathedral
staff; the Rev. John ]. O'Neill (newly-
Ordained) becomes assistant at ST.
MichaeIS; the Rev. Joseph A. Scha-
bert tnewly- is appointed to
the staff OF st. Thomas College; and
Rev. John II. Schlechter, assistant
pastor of st. Matthew's Church, St
Paul.
Cathedral of ST. Paul: The Right
Reverend Bishop Carroll of Helena
Mont, preached at the eleven o'clock
Mass in the Cathedral last Sunday TAX
ing for the theme of his DISCOURSE
Vacations to the Priesthood He
will preside at the annual retreat for
the clergy of the Diocese of Duluth
which takes place next week.
Visitation Convent: An eight days
retreat for the Sisters of the Vista
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st. Paul, last Tuesday evening The
exercises are under the direction of
the Rev. NJ. J. Boylan, S. j., of Cam
pion College of the Sacred Heart,
Prairie du Chen, Wis.
Hibernian Delegates: The following
delegates, representing the Ancient
Order of Hibernians of Minnesota
are in attendance at the National
Convention of the Order which open
ed in Boston last Tuesday and con-
tinued during the week: T. j.
Doyle, State President, St. Paul; P.
j. O'Donnell, State Secretary, Mime
apolis; J. F. Donohue, Hennepin
County President, Minneapolis; and
Mrs. Mary B. Daley, State President
OF the Ladies' Auxiliary, Minneapolis.
Retreat for German Laymen: The
second annual retreat for German
laymen, which closed in the st. Paul
Seminary last Monday morning, July
II, was attended by twenty-six per-
sons, most of whom came from the
parishes of the Twin Cities. There
were a few from other parishes
throughout the State and from Wis
consin. The retreat was under the
general supervision of the Rev. Valer-
Jus Nelles, o. F. M, pastor of the
Sacred Heart Church, st. Paul, and
the conferences were given by Father
Phillip, o. F. NJ, of Cleveland, Ohio.
A. o. H. Field Day: The annual
field day of the Ancient Order of Hi
bernians will be held at the St.
Thomas College athletic grounds on
Sunday afternoon, July 80. A pro-
gram of athletic events has been pre-
pared for the occasion and among the
features are a tug Of war between
representatives of the Order from
Hennepin and Ramsey counties, and a
Gaelic football game.
Polish Aid for War Sufferers: A
committee of Polish American citi-
zens of Minneapolis, headed by the
Rev. Joseph Cieminski, pastor of the
Church of the Holy Cross, is endeav-
Oring to interest the Minnesota State
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a restaurant on the grounds during
Fair week for the benefit Of war.
stricken Poland. The Polish citizens
of St. Paul are cooperating with the
committee in an effort to secure Ger.
tain concessions in the way of free
site or reduced RENTAL and whiles OBJ
lection is made to a free concession
on the ground that it might establish
bad precedent, the management is
in sympathy with the movement and
will do all it can to aid the project
The Twin City people of Polish des
cent will donate supplies and send the
total receipts to the war sufferers il
Poland.
Church of ST. Mary: Three garder
parties were given under the auspices
of the Women's Auxiliary of st. Mary's
parish, st. Paul, on the church grounds
on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
evenings of this week. They were
we'll patronized by the members of the
parish and their friends and con
siderable sum Of money was added tt
the parish treasury.
Church of the Incarnation: On Sun
day afternoon, July %, at four O'Clock
the promoters of the Apostleship o
Prayer for the parish of the Incarna
ton, Minneapolis, will hold their frs
monthly meeting. Reverend J. N
Cleary, the pastor, presided over tn
meeting at which the promoters wer
organized on Wednesday evening o
last week. The following officers o
the Apostleship we're chosen: F. Z
Mccarthy, president; George B. HeW
etson, vice-president; Miss Katherin
F. Maher, secretary; Miss Mabel Strat
ton, treasurer Four registrars wer
selected, viz, Mrs. P. J. Rugg, Mrs
Peter Carter, Mr.. Frank Livingston
and Miss Mabel Kenny.
The men of the parish held meet
ing in the parish hall, Friday evening
July IA, under the presidency c
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