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The RcT. J. \'an \ egi:el- From Bar to\\ to st. Marys Church, El Centro. The Rev. Patrick J. Kenny- From Riverside to Our Lady of Succor Church, Ind10 and Our Lady of Soledad Church, Coachella. Residence in Indio. The Rev. ;\Ikhael O'Connor- From San Bernardino to St. Patrtck's Church, Cahpatria The Rev. Thomas Kieman- From San Diego to St. James' Church, Perris, with Alber- hill as Miss.ion. Residence at St. Francis Rectory. Elsinore. The Rev. William J. Ca cy- From San Diego to St. Patrick's Church, Carlsbad and Chaplain of County Hospital. San Diego. Residence, St. Vmcent's Rectcry, San Diego. The Rev. A. J. Brucker- From Escondido to Our Lady of Guadalupe Church, Chmo. Administrator. l The Rev. Jcscph Nunez, (Incardinated)- From Administrator Our Lady of Guadalupe in Ontario and St. Joseph's in Upland to Pastor of the same. The Rev. Francis DillGn- From El Cajon to be in charge of eight Indian Missions with residence at St. Mary's Rectory, El Cajon. The Rev. Arthur Licbrcnz, O.F.M.- From Banning to Immaculate Conception Church, Oki . Town Pz.stor. The Rev. Dominic Gallardo, O.F.M.- To Pastor Old Mission, San Luis Rey. Very Rev. Eugene 1\-lauch, O. S. A.- Rector. St. Augustine's High School, San Diego. (Continued on Page Six)

PASTORS

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The Rev. Edward •. Hannon- From Calexico to Sacred Hear Church, Redlands. Thi.' e,·. John Ior"an- From Col on to St. Mary's Church, El Cajon. The nl'\', • Iatthcw J. T I mvson- F ·om San'rnc~o to Our Lady of Guadrilupe Church. Calexico The Rev. .Jo rnh H;ll- From Coachell Rev. ('. A. Kimmon ·- From Chino to ~•. Ro e Qf Litna The Rev. rancis 'Woodcutter- From Chula Vista to St. Martin's Church, La Mesa. The R<.>v. '.Ihomas Corcor.m-' To St. Theresa of the Child Je•·us Chme!J, Lcmo11 Grovr. The Rev. C. . 'orm,-u1 Rulev- From Nazareth House to St. Mary Star of the Sea Chmch, OceansldC' 'I'hr. Rev ,Tc'm Mcllalc- From San .Jacinto to St. Thomas' Church, Arlmglon. The Rev. Mich'>cl ,T. Bvrne- From Arlin"ton to St. Edward's Church, Corona. The Rev. James O'Shea- From Cornna to Nazareth House, Old Mission. The Rev. Jo,e Valencia- From S?n Ysidro to San Salvador's Church, Colton. Ad- ministrator. The Rev. .Tohn Reran, S.J.- From P() 1 nl J,flnH! In Our Lady of Mount 'annel Church, f,n11 Y:-uJr!), Arlmm straLor. 'fhr Rrv. U. D . .Millcr- '1 n CJ1ur ·h of the Most. Blessed :sacramenL. De.sr;au:;o Ad- rnmistrat.or. TJ1~ ,rv. Arnold ():-;<,ar, 0 F.l\l.- To Church of lhc PrccioHs Blood, Bannin'l, Pastor with rr~1clrnrc aL SI. Bnnifarr Indi'Ul School. The Rev. J>cminic Gallardo, O.F.M.- 1'0 V1 I'\ al'rl Pall brook. Pa,;! or. Th" r.rv..JnJ,11 '\JrI'arl,len, , '.S.C.- T, 0' n J\11''11110's ('IJHrr-11, C,1,;a Blanra. Ad111111istralor. 'i'llr Rev. OnP:;imo Sa11-;ol- I• ·nm Ri·-r1s,dr to Our T ·1dy of Guadalupe Cluu·;h, II1gh- l r

ferred from the pastorate of Sa- cred Heart church, Redlands, lo I the pastorate of St. Agnes church. Pt. Loma. where with the aid of an assistant pastor. he will reside and conduct "the affairs of that parish, while his diocesan office will be located ut the chancery office. Besides the classic langilllges of Latin and Greek, the new chan- cellor speaks Spanish and Portu- guese fluently, which will greatly aid him in his work, and efpeci- ally in the pas~-0rate at Point Lo- ma, where the majority of the parishioners are of Portuguese descent. During his seven years as pastor in Redlands, Fa.ther Forristul has attended the spirit• ual needs of a large Portugues• colony resident there. Father Forristal was born a Thomastown, County Kilkenn) Ireland, December 19. 1894, an, received his early education then receiving his B. A. and M. A. de- grees at the National University of Ireland at Dublin, in 1915. Graduate work in Rome in 1921 and 1922 was along lines th11t will be of great advantage to Fntlwr Forristal as chancellor. Coming to the Umltd Rt:i,t in 1925 as a priest for the o!d dfo- cm,.e of Los Angel and S,m Di- ego, Father Farris al served in several parishes preceeding bis ap- pointment as pastor aL Redlands in 1930. Following a l.Jrief period in Santa Monica, he ~pent three years at St. Gcoige's J,arish. 0,1- tario, a year at St. John's Military academy, Los Angel

isnuaa ua!J8,0 ·r -~. JG s pastor of Divine Saviour par.sh. I Los Angdes, in 1921, and remam- ed there for f.ve ye'.lrs. wlH'n hn was trar:sfene1l as pastor to SL. j Clare's parish, Oxn 1rd, for the next three years. ImmecEalC'lY I preceeding hi:. appointm nt to 1 San Diego, in 1934, Fa,her Wck- enman rpent nix yEars in Santa j Ana as pastor of St Joseph's ..1mr- ish. Natirr,al acclaim was his in 1935 for his outstauding heroism in the Morro Castle disaster, when in the face of almost cert.a.in death he was the first to Tohmteer to descend in a trial rescue boat off the Florida coast where the great liner was reefed. s I •I Los Angeles. lie wa» "'P,.,,,...., -

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FR. FO·RRISTAL ANNOUNCED AS CHANCELLO Is Linguist Father Forristal, whom Bishop Buddy has named as chancell