The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-28
Feast Days

COnIeSSOF.
Wednesday. Nov, 1-All Saints.
Thursday, Nov. 1-All Souls.
s sataaa; S0S Nov W. sI asssiaGGhhs SHARES sashBS 6r Toa@as4Baii Bishop.
Confessor.
JERSEY CITY CHURCHES.
St. Brrdgets.
Next Wednesday will be all Saints Day, and a holy
day of obligation. The masses will be at half past
FIVE, seven, eight and nine O'Clock. This is a change
There will be no half past ten o'clock mass, nine
O'Clock being the last mass,
of requiem at fifteen minutes past eight o'clock,
nr To%orTo wa at F ths high 6,n mass the sermon eeaDsrs VII Flt, be
Dornin will deliver the second of his course of SER
The members Of the Eyceum have completed
every arrangement for their dramatic perfornian ce:
svening ' sha We Rla ne ,d hsa evenings aiesaaf The ei pfags to ab Be
presented are 'A4t49pg the Breakers" and The Irish
in their lines and business, and the result viii be a
very, good performance. They have been thoroughly
will be for the children.
The ladies of the parish are working hard for the
two weeks. Already. it promises to be one Of the
exceIien ntt time. He i has Been ~ ali iH throagh The Md,
did not forget to visit the Irish village, in fact, he
made his headquarters there two days and says 1t Is
forget his own fail, for yesterday he telegraphed
Father Clancy as follows: u am going to bring you
q good pai4 ti noa WIZ NJ. f ByTns's thous dasyi s4 viii nn,
doubtedly net a neat sum for the fair, for the cane
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- 6aiaS d1 Paet bS . B Ns%ark T srf,sf s1 f4 sbs f eTry and tb are
promise to nets snug sum, One Is a crayon Of
P Pornin. G tbe p Ses iatf p pss5er' s sad t eray 15hsF Viii u fF6 Sc of
the best and most a aFt lsttSa woEE4k a1anah 90 TO tho
Chicago Fair next week. Both are anxious to go,
and Will undoubtedly start Thursday afternoon
he will bring back for the ladies' fair many novel
am M oaL va vada = ~ d,roo+oroh,n Of Misc porvars
is progressing wonde rfully. Fifteen new voices
have been added, and three rehearsals a week are
when DR.. Dessert resigned: The members have or
g ga5ai dsrln e 6 tbe wt 9f s9 @ontS elq VIII a% hoISg s sSsi@ a a,
the residences Of one or another OF the members.
m fai9Sl is organiaiing a BRASS Rtasi band or eornet band.
The Rev, Father Smith is giving q very instructive
course of sermons on 1.-THE Sacrament of Pen
The Rev. Father Brown preached a very fine ser
mon recently at high mass on ''rhe Christian Virtue
soon after All Souls Day Monsignor Seton is go,
requiem for the two sisters, Ann-Cechia and De
Pazzi, who, after long and meritorious services to the
signor always expresses the greatest satisfaction
parish church, Who, besides teaching in the parish
school, are of Invaluable aid in taking care of the
a neosed WITH WITH the 4 saneauafs, a AND in nv orsad liz the the
societies and sodalities Of the young ladies' and of
the boys and girls. The Monsignor hopes before long
to have a select academy directed by the sisters OF
his parish.
N.1 s-E- Z. hts OF 0OS6pus 90
The fair, which opened with a concert and recep-
ton in Payonia Hall last Tuesday evening for the
benefit of the church, has been quite well attended
reception this evening.
Preparations are belIg, made for 2 very solemn
celebration of All Souls Day, Thursday next. Sol
emn high mass will be sung at nine A. n. 1t will be
attended by all the papocnial school children OF the
The music for the occasion VIII be chiefly rendered
yanny. Mgr. Seton viii be the ceiebrant, Father
Smith will otficiate as Deacon and Father Brown as
s Sipb @oafhins Is BADGES Sessp e black ia1le crepe Saa Rfth a G siIRs,i
star in the centre pinned to the left arms of the
play a dirge while marching around the catafalque
In the church, and twenty-five school girls, members
OF the sub-junior choir, wearing black lace wells, will
also march around the catafalque singing an English
Dirge and i Reqq Tsa 90 me gset scene w VII IL, oe na a m ne b,a I'M,
! velvet trimmed with silver. is usually surrounded
RRai shi ana e 8 c eooF% 81 bia nsh asd w soid r saaai at the hen h lssi
Of It. Al Saints pay, being q holy day Of obllSa-
ton on the evening Of that day. with instruction on
Catholic Doctrine OF PurSatory.
Tomorrow at the halfpast ten O'Clock mass the
mission will be begun. 1t Will be conducted by the
Redemptionist Fathers and will continue for twenty
| the last ten to the men. The announcement OF the
the sermons and the masses will be announced to-
During the progress of the mission there will be
no ladies' nights at the Catholic Club.
4 The reception Thursday night last was a grand
"Wednesday, being all Saints Day, is a holy day OF
st. Michael's.
Tickets are out for the dramatic entertainment of
the Lyceum. The members of the cast are diligently
perfect already. The members propose getting up a
beautiful souvenir of the occasion. 1t will take the
cover and fora fro6itispiece an excellent etching OF
Mgr. de ConciIio, Articles of interest will be con
priests and laynenn. 1t will be gotten up REGARDLESS
Of expense and viii be an excellent medium fol
Wednesday being all Saints Day and a holy day.
Masses will be celebrated at six, half-past seven and
Father Mackel delivered an excellent and instruc-
public meeting and entertainTmen Of The st. Peteri
College Alumni Association.
ST. Lucy's.
Father Glllen Is Is at present e. enjoying the Il beauties
Father Mclaughlin will be assisted tomorrow by
Wednesday. All Saints Day, is a holy day OF obi
cation and the masses will be same as is usual on
A number of the members of the Lyceum attended
Men in 'The Confederate Spy" at Kessler's Hall,
last Tuesday night.
st Anthonv's.
Bishop wigger made his annual visitation to tn,
church last Thursday and yesterday. At vesper
Thursday he spoke of the duties Of parents an(
Family society. Yesterday he Confirmed over tire
hundred children and adults.
The new church is rapidly nearing completion, AM
viii be dedicated some time during the holiday sea
son.
Wednesday will be a holy day of obligation.
Holy Rosary.
Father Schooner is meeting with great success Ii
the parish. He is well liked, and his sermons ar
listened to with wrapt attention. Father Schoene
is an earnest worker.
Wednesday will be a holy day of obligation.
St. Nicholas. u
Some Of the talent engaged in Friday, nights con
School, aided by the church choir, will give anothe
concert at Kesslers Hall on Tuesday evening mex
for the benefit of the st. Vincent de Paul Society o
the parish. The society has about twenty five mem
bers, who meet once a week and report all cases 0
sickness and destitution in the neighborhood
These cases are looked after by the society irrespec
tive OF nationality or religious creed The societ,
has a number of cases on hand at present. As til
next tuesday nights concert is for this worth
cause, IL will doubtless be well patronizeA.
The Holy Family Society will take communion a
tomorro~'s eight O'Clock mass.
The masses, Wednesday, AL. Saints Day, will b
the same ason the regular holy days. *
st. Pant of til. Cross.
The recent performance of the Confederate Spy
by members OF the Young Mems Catholic Club O
st. Paul of the Cross parish was o success, an
Joyment that a number have expressed their desir
to see 1t repeated.
Wednesday, All Saints Day, will be a holy day &
obllgafion. Tuesday will be a fast day.
ST. Peter's.
A pool tournament win be fnaugurated among tn
st. Peters Lyceum members next week. The Poe