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‘Archbishop Lists Catholic Church Changes.

The Most Rev. Joseph E. Ritter, archbishop of Indianapolis, today announced the appointments and | transfers of various members of the

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{archdiocesan clergy through the chancery office. The Rev. Fr. John F. McShane!

hecomes pastor emeritus of 8St.| Bridget's church, Indianapolis, and | the Rev, Fr. John A. Rodutskey,| formerly pastor of St. Michael's church, Bradford, has resigned to] enter a trappist monastery. All ap-| pofiitments become effective July 15. A complete list of clerical changes follows: Pastors

Thé Rev, Fr. Irvin T Mattingly from 8t. Mary of the Woods parish to 8t Ambrose, Seymour | The Rev. Fr. Thomas C. Chaplain A. U, B. to 8t

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sistant at Holy Trinity, St. Bridget, Indianapolis. The Rev. Fr. Anthony McLoughlin, from Chaplain A, U. 8 to Our Lady Queen of Peace, Danville (also chaplain at Ves erans hospital, Cold Spring road, Indian-

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apolis). The Rev, Fr, Earl PFeltman, from =ssistant at St. Mary, Indianapolis, to St

Bernard, Frenchtown and Mission, Assistant Pastors with Special Assignments he Rev. Fr. Matthew Herold to Our Lord Jesus Christ King, Indianapolis, with authorization to form new parish. The Rev. Pr, Francis Barly, from Chaplain A. U. 8, to St. Therese of the Infant Jesus, Indianapolis, tion to form new parish The Rev. Fr, Francis Reeves, from Si Joseph. Shelbyville, to Sgt Francis de Sales, Indianapolis, to attend Pt. Harrison and Sunnyside sanitarium e Rev. Pr. Robert Howard, from St Maurice, Decatur Co. to Bt. Joseph, Indianapolis, chaplain and instructor at St Mary Academy. Fr. Louis Gootee, from ChapN. to Our Lady of Lourdes,

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lain U. B Indianapolis. The Rev. Fr. Bernard Burgert, from Chaplain A. U. 8. to St, Joseph, Shelbyville and Mission at 8t. Paul, Ind. The Rev, Fr. Leo Bchafer, from Chaplain. A. U. 8. to 8t. Mary, Indianapolis, with authorization to form new parish The Rev. Fr. Donald Coakley, from 8t. | Bernard, Prenchtown, to St. Mary, New Albany, Assistant Pastors

The Rev. Pr. Willlam Dorraugh chaplain A. U, 8. to 8t. Charles, ington The Rev

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Pr. Charles Nol! assistant at St. Charles, Bloomington, to Holy Rosary, Indianapolis The Rev. Fr. Bugene Weidman, from assistant at St. Therese of the Infant Jesus, Indianapolis, to St. Mark, Perry county, and missions (St, John and Bt i Joseph, Perry county)

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| The Rev. Pr. William Vollmuth, from | assistant at St. Mary, New Albany, to Bt | Mary, Rushville.” = Newly Ordained | The Rev. Anthony P. Spicurza, te be assistant to St. Andrew, Richmond The Rev. Fr. Henry Verst to 8t. Mary

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| Assistant Pastors (Temporary) | { The Rev. Bernard Thompson, M.A, to Holy Trinity, New Albany, | The Rev. Pr. Charles Ross to 88. Peter { and Paul Cathedral

{ The Rev. James Galvin to 8t. Philip | Neri, Indianapolis. The Rev. Joseph Brokhage, 8. T.L., to

St. Bartholomew, Columbus The Rev. Fr. Harry Hoover to 8t. Joan

of Are, Indianapolis. The Rev. Fr. Charles McSween to 8t | Catherine of Sienna, Indianapolis | Chaplains The Rev. Pr. Leo Schellenberger, Terre Haute, Ind

Federal | Penitentiar 3 | The Rev. Pr. Anthony McLoughlin, Veterans Administration hospital, Cold Springs road, Indianapolis

| | To the Catholic University of America, | Washington, D. C., for Graduate Studies

| The Rev, Fr, Charlies Ross, {| The Rev. James Galvin The Rev, Joseph Brokhage RB T. L. The Rev. Fr. Harry Hoover

1 DEAD, 3 CRITICALLY HURT IN COLLISION

SEYMOUR, Ind., June 28 (U. P).| --Three men remained in a critical | | condition today as an aftermath of a head-on collision between two] | automobiles that cost the life of | ! Alvin Stewart, 25, Valonia, last! | night, south of Brownstown. {* The injured were James Pate, (Ewing, Harold Couble, Salem, and | Gene Grownridge, Seymour.

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