The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-08
TIE PRIESTHOOD.

Iege neutrality-suspicious. ton of Priests
and Conservation OF Deacons.
Seton Hall College, In South Orange, N. j., was
the scene yesterday OF most imposing ceremony,
the occasion being the ordination OF several young
students OF the seminary priests and the intro
duct0n OF several others into the minor orders.
The services began as early eight O'Clock in the
morning and lasted until noon. 1t would be useless
to 60 into details to the order OF the ceremonies
or into particulars as to the services Themselves
inasmuch as the same ceremony for the consecra-
ton OF one priest is followed in the conservation
OF many.
The ceremony took place in the little chapel ad-
joining the college. All the students were present.
and the body OF the chapel was well filed by the
friends OF the gentlemen who were to be conse-
Grated priests and deacons, &C., and by others
attracted by curiosity.
Bishop Corrigan was the celebrant OF the masss
assisted as ows:-Archdeacon, Very Rev.
Vicar General Doane; Deacon. Rev. Sebastian
Messmer; Sub-deacon, Rev. Joseph thinner: Mas-
ter Of Ceremonies, Rev. A. M. Steets, OF the Newark
Cathedral. The following clergymen were present.
in the sanctuary:-Rev. L. Schneider, Rev. J. H.
ark), Rev. James Smith dorsey City, Rev. P. Cor
rgan Jersey city, Rev. +. Stephano, Rev. F. Dag
nault.
The gentlemen ordained
PRIESTS
were Rev. Thomas J! rooney Rev. Hugh Joseph
DEACONs
Rev. Walter Fleming, Rev. William Callar, Rev
Michael A. McManus
SUB-DEACONS. -
Rev. Daniel Felix Mccarthy, Rev. Joseph NJ
Flynn.
Mr.. william Il. DARN, Mr.. Henry b. Ter Woert.
Mr.. Henry B. Ter Woert, Mr.. Arthur J. Henry,
Mr. Bernard Mnlligan, Mr.; John Sheppard, Mr. Rob
ert =. Burke, MT Michael J. Bremen, MI. Isaac r.
The ceremony Of Of sonierrng the tonsnre and
Pontinciai High MASS ass Immediately before the
Episte the sub-dcacons were confirmed, and thol
osne 81 ter a w as peore The Seenc
the priests were ordained u
The college choir was presided over by MI
Frielisch, in his usual admirable manner
Ordination or Priests at Niagara.
NIAGARA, N. Y, June 7, 1878. \
The interesting and impressive services OF 0rdi-,
nation took place to-day in the Seminary Of Our
Lady OF Angels at this place, Right Rev. DR.. Ryan,
Bishop Of Buffalo, officiating. large number or
clergymen we're present. representing nearly every,
diocese in the country, and assisted by the Very
Rev. Robert F. V. Rice, rector OF the institution,
and Rev. Thomas Shaw, Project OF Seminarians, in
raising the young men to the priesthood. I
the following is list OF the seminarans pro.
| noted to orders:-
WE'RE ORDAINED PRIESTS.
archdiocese Of NeD York.-Rev James j. Dough.
erty, Rev. John A. Gleason.
Diocese or B1OOtlUh-Rev. Bernard McHugh,
Rev. Daniel J. Sheehey, Rev. William Connolly.
Diocese or B,lDdlO.-Rev. Eugene McDermOtE
Rev. Aloysius Bachman Rev. John Pitass.
Diocese or At6day.-Rev. John p. McInerow, Rev.
John J. Early.
Diocese or BOstOn.-Rev. Patrick DAILY. -
Diocese or IOrtldnd-Rev. Patrick Lumny
Rev. Henry A. Gallagher and Mr.. James j. Woods,
have completed the theological course and are for
the diocese OF Brooklyn but have not attained the
age necessary before being ordained priests. Rev.
Mr.. Kevney and Rev. John I. Gormley will be or
dained at a future day-the former at Albany ana
the latter at Boston.
DEACON.
Diocese or BOStOn.-Rev. John 7. Gormley.
MINOR ORDERS
Diocese or BrOOkly1l -Messrs. John NASH hugh
Hand, John Hogan, Joseph C0ughlin, AlexandeE
Birmingham, Lawrence Gerrin. Lawrence Toner. J
Diocese or Bu6dJO.-Mr. David Lasher.
Diocese or Dubuque. -Messrs. Thomas Mccormick,
Thomas O'Reilly, Michael Gaffney.
ToNsURE.
Diocese 0fBr0oklvn. Alexander Birming-
ham, Lawrence Toner, Michael Malone, Corneiua
Curtin, Michael DennsOn Lawrence Gerrin.
Diocese or BIgdJO.-Messrs George Dunbar ard
Anthony Gesephon.
Diocese Of Dubuque. -Messrs Thomas Mccormick
Thomas Murtagh.
Diocese of Green Bov.-Theodore Richards.
On Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday OF the
present week Messrs. Daily Lumny and Pitass re-
celved all the orders as lar as priesthood in the
Cathedral at Buffalo, and Mr.. Connolly sub-deacon-
ship and deaconshlp.
The College and Seminary OF Our Lady OF Angels
Is under the OF the Reverend Fathers or the
CONGREGATION OF the Mission who were highly COM
| pmented by the Bishop for the marked pro-
| fciency OF the ordinandi and the young men pros
NOTED to orders.