The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-18

Rev. Frederick W. Clark, local na-
 tive who is now assistant at St. Bridget's church, Manchester, has been made pastor of the Church of the Sacred Heart, wethersheld. Rev. John J. Mccarthy, local native who is now assistant at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament, Bridgeport, has been appointed pastor of new par- ish in North Branford, St. Augus- tines.
 The other changes announced to- day by Bishop McAuliffe include:
 Rev. Patrick Quinlan, now pastor of the Church of Corpus Christi, Wethersdeld, to the pastorate of St. Joseph's church, Brookfield.
 Rev. Francis E. Nash, now pastor of the Church of the Immaculate Conception, New Hartford, to the pastorate of the Church of Corpus Christi, Wethersfeld.
 Rev. Edward Rosenberger, now assistant at St. Mary's church, Stamford, to the pastorate of a new parish, St. Francis of Assist, South Windsor.
 During his long stay here, Father Daly has been one of the city's most highly regarded clergymen. He has directed several important parish activities at St. Margaret'S. His entire career in the priesthood, ex- cept for 8 few months after his or. dination, has been spent at the local parish.
 Fathr Nash, one of the pastors involved in the appointments to- cay, served at one time as assistant at the Church of St. Francis Xavier here.
 Rev. Frederick w. Clark
 The Rev. Frederick w. Clark is 6 native of Waterbury. After graduation from the Sacred Heart School and Crosby High school in that city he entered St.d Thomas Seminary as @ student for the priesthood. His courses in Philos- ophy and theology were taken at St. Mary's Seminary, and his final year of preparation for ordination was spent as prefect at St. Thomas Seminary. He was ordained at St. Joseph's Cathedral, Hartford, April 2l, 1924.
 After a temporary appointment to St. Mary's Parish, New Milford, Father Clark was assigned as as- sistant at St. Mary's, Stamford. Here he served for eight years, be- ing transferred to the Sacred Heart church, New Haven, on Feb ruary 4, 1882. Subsequent assign ments were to St. Michaers, Vest erly and St Bridget's. Manchester. From the Manchester parish he goes to assume his first pastorate at the Sacred Heart church, Wethersfield.
 Rev. Peter F. Daly
 Father Daly, who becomes pastor of the Immaculate Conception church, New Hartford, Is a native of County Cavan, Ireland, where he was born June 20, 1898. He was educated at St. Thomas Seminary and made his immediate prepara- ton for the priesthood at St. Bernard's Seminary, Rochester. His ordination took place June 6, 1925. His only assignment has been St. Margaret's church, Wa tcrbury, where he has served as assistant since December IT, 1925.
 Rev. John '. Mccarthy
 Father John J. Mccarthy, who will be in charge of the new parish in North Branford, was born in Waterbury. After making gram mar and high school courses in his native city, he entered St Thomas Seminary. He studied philosophy and theology at St. Mary's Semi- nary, Baltimore. He was ordained in st. Joseph's Cathedral. June 6, 1925. He has been curate in Gull ford, Westport. Tariffville, Water bury and Bridgeport. It is from the Blessed Sacrament parish in the last-narned city that he goes to his first pastorate. St. AugJs- tines North Branford. was form erly Q mission of St, Georges Guiiford, and includes Northford.