The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-09-13
ARCHDIOCESE ofST. PAUL
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The following appointments have
been announced by the Most Reverend
Archbishop:
Chancellor: Rev. Thomas A. WEIGH
Rev. Cyril Farrell to be secretary OF
the Most Reverend Archbishop.
st. Thomas College,: Revs. Joseph
O'Neill, Charles Morgan, and James
Quincy.
st. Paul Seminary: Rev. John M
Wolfe, S. 7. D., professor of sacra
mental theology and canon law.
Rev. Peter Rinaldi, st. Josephs
Church, Saltwater.
Rev. Francis Rakowski, transferred
from the pastorate of st. John Cant
ius' Church, Wilno, to the pastorate
of st. Philips, Minneapolis.
Rev. Vincent Yany, transferred from
st. Philips, Minneapolis, to st. Jo-
seph's, Delano.
Rev. Stephen Zdechlik, transferred
from ST. Joseph's, Delano, to st. John
Cantius', Wilno.
Rev. A. Szczukowsky, appointed to
pastorate of SIS. Cyril and Methodius,
Taunton.
Rt. Rev. Joseph Guillot to be chap
lain of st. Joseph's Novitiate.
ST. PAUL.
Cathedral: The Mission is being
well attended this week. Next week
will be for the men, and the children
will also have special exercises. Rev.
John Handley, c. S. P, is taking the
place of Father Smith.
College of ST. Thomas: The Col
lege opened last Monday with a regis
tration of 646 students from all parts
of the United States. Six students
are from Mexico and two from Cuba.
The large enrolment on the first day
presages a record attendance for the
year Accommodation for boarders
are being taxed to the utmost, and
the prospects for a successful year
are excellent.
The faculty has been increased by
the additions of Fathers Joseph
O'Neill, James Quincy and Charles
Morgan. Professor David Houritan
will teach free-hand drawing and
architecture, and Professor Hugh
Field will have charge of the depart
ment of romance languages.
Federation Meeting: Last Monday
afternoon a special meeting was held
in the Wilder Building at which
representatives of the clergy and laity,
interested in social work, were pres
ent. The Most Reverend Archbishop
Bowling discussed the feasibility of
co-ordinating the various Catholic So
Cial and welfare organizations of the
city under one central board or bu-
reau. Intense sympathy was shown
towards the plan, and it was decided
to work out the details of the matter
later on.
Guild of Catholic Women: Dele
gates from the Guild to the annual
meeting of the State Federation of
Women's clubs, to be held at Little
Falls September "a, % and rs, have
been named. They are Mrs. Pierce
Butler, Mrs. William J. Logue and
Mrs. Charles Vasaly. The alternates
are Mrs. E. C. Hartung and Mrs. John
M. Byrnes. Mrs. J. J. Sepion of st.
Adalbert's parish has been named to
the office of fourth vice president of
the Guild, and Mrs. A. C. Sigale, the
first member at large.
ST. Agatha Conservatory: Registra-
tion for the regular school term is
under way at st. Agatha conservatory.
A few changes have been made in the
list of instructors. Members of the
faculty in the departments of violin
and voice have returned after COM
plotting courses under the eminent
artists, Leon Sametini and Oscar
Saenger. During the past year the
harp, steel guitar and ukulele have
been added to the list of instrumental
tions taught. Classes in harmony,
theory and history of music will begin
October 1. Expression. classes will
open September IS.
Church of ST. Mary: Half a dozen
"Olu6u VI 81. MARY D parish gave luS
Sisters of st. Joseph who teach in
st. Mary's school, and a number of
other Sisters from st. Agatha's Con-
servatory, days outing on Thursday
of last week. The Sisters were taken
for an automobile ride to points of
interest in the Twin Cities and at
noon were given a picnic dinner at
Phalen Park. The afternoon was
spent in pleasant recreation and after
supper the Sisters were conveyed
home in automobiles.
st. Mary's school opened last Mon
day, September 8. with large enroll
ment and the prospect of a very con
siderable increase in attendance dur
ing the coming week.
Beginning next Sunday, September
IA, the late Mass at half past ten
o'clock will be High Mass. The
music will be under the direction oil
Miss Elsie M. Shave. All the mem
hers of the choir, which has giver