The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-09-30
ST. PAUL.


ST. PAUL.
Clerical Appointments: The follow
ing list of clerical appointments has
been given out by the Chancery office
They are in effect this week.
Rev. Timothy Crowley of st. Vim
cents church, ST. Paul, has been ap-
pointed rector of Nazareth Hall.
Rev. NJ. l. J. Griffin of ST. Thomas
College has been appointed rector of
ST. Vincent, st. Paul.
Rev. Terence Moore of Waverly has
been appointed to the new parish in
Groveland Park, st. Paul.
Rev. Francis Lang Of Hastings has
been appointed to the new parish in
Lynnhurst district, Minneapolis.
Rev. C. F. McGinnis, Phi. D., of The
Catholic Bulletin, has been appointed
pastor of the Guardian Angels church,
Hastings.
Rev. John J. Volz, to the editorship
of The Catholic Bulletin.
Rev. George Carroll to the new
parish in Rice county CHERRY Grove
and Richland).
Rev. Peter Lang, administrator Of
st. Henry, Monticello.
Rev Lawrence Lynch, administrator
of St. Malachy, Clontarf.
Rev. Jos. Dohmen, administrator at
Candy.
Rev. w. Skluzacek is transferred
from Norwood to New Market, Rev.
Peter Remskar from Candy to Nor
wood
Rev. John Schlecter has been ap-
pointed to Arlington.
Rev. J. A. Kern has been appointed
assistant and choir master at Holy
Trinity, New Ulm.
The following appointments have
been made among the assistants:
Revs. George Rogan, w. P. Delaney
Thos. Mullane, to the Cathedral, St
Paul; Revs. Patrick Keany, r. E
COgWin, to the Ascension, Minneap
oils; Rev. John Abbott to Incarnation
Minneapolis; Rev. Leo Lyden to st
Luke; Rev. Jos. Brennan to ST. An
thony; Rev. E. NJ. Frederick to St. Co
lumba; Rev. Thos. F. Meagher to st
Mary; Rev. Patrick Kelly to st
Michael; Rev. r. Neudecker to st
Matthew; Rev. w. Neudecker to st
Agnes: Rev. F. J. Plaschko to Sleepy
Eye; Rev. James Ryan to st. Marx
and Rev. c. J. Portele to st. STAINS
laus.
Rev. Matthias Stukel has resigned
the pastorship of New Market because
of ill health Rev. Francis Byrnes il
assigned to the staff at the st. Pau
Seminary, and Revs. VIM. Coughlin
M. McRaith, Leo Gleason and ThOs
Nolan have been assigned to ST
Thomas College.
Church of st. Luke: A specia
meeting of committee from tn
Women's Parish Council, the men Q
the parish and the Young Ladies
Sodality, was held Friday evening i
the school hall, for the purpose c
making arrangements for tn
Christmas SALE Committees were al
pointed to take charge of the variou
attractions.
The Fortnightly Club will meet wit
Mrs. s. j. Agnew, GIG Lincoln avenu
Tuesday, October 8, at 2:15 P. M.
st. Paul Seminary: The local un
of the Catholic Students Mission CIR
SADIE had it's formal opening for til
school year of 1929, at the st. PA
Seminary, Sunday evening. The NEE
ing was in the nature of WELDON
to the new students, the object beir
to put before them the general pu
pose and object of the crusade;
review the work accomplished duriI
the past year and to plan an eve
greater work for the coming term.
The Rev. George Gales, local pre-
dent, presided as chairman. Speech
were made by Rev. Joseph A. Be
ron, representing the faculty of t
Seminary, Mr.. J. Kane, and Mr..
McQuillan, representing the new ST
dents Songs were rendered
Messrs Robert A. Feehan, ]. Lafa
brois and F. Gregory. The st. Pa
Seminary orchestra, under the ak
direction of Mr.. w. Ferguson, furnis
ed the music for the occasion. F
freshments were served by t
arrangement committee composed
A. Toher and F. Benz.
If the eagerness, the fervor, t
sincerity, and whole hearted coop
alton shown by the students, co
bined with the talent and ability
those in charge, is any criterion,
forthcoming year bids fair to be
banner year for the local unit OF
c. S. M. G.
Tabernacle Society: The st. p
Tabernacle Society held their fl
meeting of the season Friday, Septe
Der %, from 10 until o'clock, in
Cathedral school hall, College
Pleasant Avenues,