The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-09-07
ARCHDIOCESE Of ST. PAUL
ST. PAUL.


Cathedral: The subject of the SER
mon next Sunday evening will be,
The Nature of Sin.
Clerical Changes: The following
changes in the Archdiocese OF st. Paul
have just been announced: Rev.
Lawrence Carey is appointed pastor
of Rosemount Mimi; Rev. w. Dobbin.
pastor of ST. Thomas, Mimi; Rev. NJ.
Moitzheim, pastor of Nicollet and mis-
sions: Rev. ]. Wagner, pastor OF st.
Henry, Mimi; Rev. NJ. Masl, pastor
of Hamel; Rev. w. Luby, City Mis-
sionary of Minneapolis. Rev. NJ. Nc
Raith, formerly City Missionary OF
Minneapolis, will replace Rev. w.
eastman at Renville. Father Cash
man takes the place of Rev. r. Cahill,
of LeSueur, who is i'll. Rev. ]. Cronin
becomes assistant in the parish of ST.
James, st. Paul: Rev. Leo Meade is
assigned to the teaching staff OF ST.
Thomas College. Rev. d. ]. Moran of
St Peters Church, st. Peter, Mimi,
has been appointed Chaplain in the
army and ordered to report for duty
at Hoboken, n. ]. Father Moran's
place at st. Peter will be taken by
Rev. NJ. O'Brien.
Cretin High School,: Brother Pat
rick, teacher of Spanish, and Brother
Gabriel, teacher of French and of the
Sciences. have been added to the
Cretin faculty for the coming year.
The former was teacher of Spanish in
st. MichaeTs College, Santa Fee, New
Mexico and the latter was formerly
professor of Chemistry and of
Physics in Christian Brothers Col
1ege, st. Louis. Brother Gabriel is
we'll equipped to teach French, too,
having studied in Lyons, France.
Many requests have been received
from ST. Paul business men for boys
who wish employment after school
hours. Several of these business men
congratulate the faculty on the recent
change in program whereby classes
will open at 500 a. m. and close at
100 p. m, thus permitting ambitious
students to work in the afternoon.
Besides the strong course of studies
that will be maintained many refining
helps will be offered to the Cretin
students this year, including Military
Drill, Military Band, Orchestra,
Choral Club and Elocution. Football
has been added to the list of sports.
Glasses will be resumed on Monday,
September 8.
X. of c.: Last Tuesday evening a
banquet was given by the Knights of
Columbus at the ST. Paul Association
rooms. The occasion was to honor
DR.. E. w. Buckley, Supreme Physi
clan of the K of c., who has just re-
turned from a two months tour OF
the western battle fronts. Dr. Owen
McKeown was chairman of the ban
uuet. Among other things DR.. Buck
ley said that After the showing OF
the Americans and our own One Hun
dred Fifty-first Field Artillery neal
Chateau Thierry, American credit
was good any place in France"
DR.. Buckley told of the wonderful
record of Chaplain William ]. Har
rington, formerly pastor of st. Luke's
Catholic church. Father Harrington
was with the One Hundred Fifty-tirst
Field Artillery in their battle neal
Chateau Thierry and said all of the
men displayed singularly Minnesota
spirit in their battle with the Huns
After the initial battle, France woult
have given her all as appreciation
of the American bravery, he said
THE German plan has been to force
the Allies back by superior numbers
but here the Yankee boys refused t.
play the game and won by counte
attack" DR.. Buckley spoke of thu
value General Pershing placed OF
chaplains, saying that the chaplain
and secretaries of organizations hell
the key to the fine morale among thu
American troops in France.