The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-09-17

81. mary, LIE Sueur C0uLcT.
st. Catherine, Redwood Falls.
st. Mary, Willmar.
Twenty-first Sunday after Pentecost,
October 9.
ST. Louis, st. Paul.
st. Thomas, Corcoran.
St. George, Glencoe.
st. Philip, Litchfield.
Holy Redeemer, Renville.
Ember Days: Next Wednesday, Fri
day and Saturday are Ember Days, on
which the usual fast and abstinence
are prescribed.
ST. PAUL.
Clerical Changes: The following an
nouncement of changes among the
clergy has been received from the
Chancery Office:
Rev. Thomas Keane and Rev. John
Cullinan of the Cathedral staff, and
Rev. Francis J. Nolan of Ascension
parish, Minneapolis, will take post
graduate courses at Eastern UNIVERSE
ties.
Rev. w. A. DAILY of st. Thomas Col
lege, and Rev. Michael McRaith will
also take postgraduate work in the
East.
Rev. Nicholas A. Michels of ST.
Thomas College and Rev. Rudolph
Bandas have left for special work at
the University of Louvain, Belgium.
Rev. C. J. Farrell, secretary to His
Grace the Most Reverend Archbishop
has been appointed pastor of ST. Pat
ricks parish, Cedar Lake.
Rev. Rudolph E. Nolan, of the Ca
thedral staff, is appointed Vice-Chan
cellor.
New assistants at the Cathedral are:
Rev. l.. Gleason, who has been taking
postgraduate work at the Catholic
University, and Rev. R. Doherty of st
Thomas College staff.
Rev. w. ]. Gibbs, of the Cathedral
is assigned to the teaching staff o.
st. Thomas College.
Cathedral: Last Monday evening, ;
reception was rendered Father Kean'
and Father Cullinan in the Cathedra
school hall. About eight hundred par
ishioners gathered to extend thei
greetings to the two priests who lief
this week to take up postgraduate
work in Eastern universities. /
pleasing program was rendered on thi
occasion, both clergymen speaking
briefly and thanking their man
friends for this token of appreciation
At the close of the reception refresh
ments were served to all present.
DELEGATES to Charities Conference
Six Minnesota women will take par
in the program to be presented a
the National Conference of Catholi
Charities to be held in Milwaukee
from September Is to %, inclusive.
The group includes Mrs. d. E. VII
tue, director of Seton Guild, and Mis-
Teresa Sweetser, probation office
Minneapolis; Mrs. w. j. O'Toole, S
Paul. Minnesota chairman of the NJ
tional Council of Catholic Women
Sister Katherine, o. S. B., Villa Sch
lastica, Duluth; DR.. Mary Brannick, S
Paul, and Miss Florence Monahan, s
perintendent of the State Woman
Reformatory, Shakopee..
Rev. John Doherty, director of tt
ST. Paul Bureau of Catholic Charlie!
Rev. William Driscoll, director of tt
Minneapolis Catholic Central bureau
Rev. James A. Byrnes, diocesan s
perintendent of schools in st. Pau
Rev. Edward Mahowald, st. Cloud, al
Mr.. Charles Vasaly, superintendent
the Minnesota State Reformatory, w
be among the speakers at the NEE
ing.
Miss Monahan will outline need
reforms in prison work for wome
Mrs. Virtue will read paper on t
Organization and Management
Girls Clubs" Miss Sweetser will ia
on 1.-The Efficiency of Probation Tre'
ment," presenting the results of
extensive study of probation cases a
er expiration of supervision, and M
O'Toole will lead the discussion on t
subject of Sex Education in t
Home"
Father Driscol's subject will
Family Surveys" Father Byrnes "
take part in the discussion on IT
Problem o. the Child in the Home a
the School," Mr.. Vasaly on "Cl
dren's Code Commissions" and
Their Mahowald on "Some Social Pr
lens of Rural Communities.
More than so men and women fr
the Twin Cities will leave in spec
car Saturday evening for Milwaukee
attend the meeting. Among them
be Mrs. P. H. Gallagher OF the
Paul Guild of Catholic Women; M
r. P. O'Brien, president OF
Minneapolis League of Catholic We
en-; Mrs. George Ineichen, charm
of the Infant Home department OF
Women's league; Mrs. E. T. Byrnes
Margaret Barry Settlement hou
Miss Mary Coveny of st. Charles A
sion; Miss May Dednoiz of the Nj
Z ers' Pension department; Mr.. E.
selb Of the st. Vincent de Paul so