The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-29
FEAST DAYS.

Sunday. July 30-Tenth after Pentecost.
Saints Abdon aud Semen. martyrs.
Monday, July 31-St. lgnatluS, Founder OF
the Order OF Jesus.
Tuesday, August 1-St. Peter in Chains. The
Seven Macka bean Brothers.
Wednesday. August a-Dedication of the
Church of st. Mary of the Angels at Ass isl.
The great indulgence of Portiuncuia in all
Franciscan churches. St. Aiphonsus, Bishop
and Confessor.
Thursday, August 3-Finding of the relics Of
st. stephen.
Friday, August 1.-The first in the month. st.
Dominic, friend of st Francis, Confsssor and
Founder of the Dominican Order.
Saturday, August Sour Lady Of the Snow.
St. Peters.
Monday next will be the feast day Of st.
Iguatius, founder of the Jesuits. The occasion
will be appropriately celebrated.
Fathers O,Carroll and Rach, and Brothers
Smith and o,Reilly are in retreat at st. Johns
College, Fordham.
The one topic of conversation in the parish
since Wednesday has been the excursion. That
some one was not seriously injured is, indeed,
an act of providence, The excursion was ably
managed in every particular, but the squali
was something not anticipated.
The members of the Lyceum ought to carry
off some of the prizes at the field day of the
Diocesan Union, to be held at Railway, Satur-
dag, August 25.
4 number of the members of st. Peters T. A..
B. Society will attend the excursion of St.
Mary's Society of Hoboken up the Hudson next
Wednesday.
a largely altended meeting OF PauluS HOOK
Council No. 1888 was held last evening. During
the coming fall and winter mouths this council,
which is one of the best in the Legion, ought to
double its membership.
Anything Pat Buckley has to do with is bound
to be q success. He was chairman of the Ar
engagements Committee of the excursion, and he
dil hustle. The Misses Alice Nonuoliy aud A.
Bray, who we're members of the same com nit
tee. also did their share of the work. Father
HarDes made an excellent treasurer, Joha
Madden ami Patrick Lee are excelleut workers.
E1tfi r n1na nApnrp, - -aN II ! n A. -
cut q caper on the floor. They made excellent
floor managers. In fact, all hands did nobiy,
st. Bridget's.
Poor Father Corr" Many times has this ex
preston been used since Tuesday last. Never
was a past or more beloved by parishioue rs than
was Father Corr. Every soul Ia the parisI
| liked him. and all consider his death a personal
loss, aud his sad ending adds sorrow to the slofy.
died in the presence of his father and inother.
Nothing in detail of his death has been received
here yet. but 1t is more than like his parents
were with him at the end.
Yesterday Father Claucey received a cable
| gram from Dublin, saying that the remains OF
Father Corr were inferred Wednesday at BaIIin-
| temple County Caven.
solemn high mass Of requiem will be cele
brated Tuesday morning next at ten o'clock for
the happy repose OF his soul. Bishop Wigger
will be present 10 the sanctuary. Father Cody,
OF Newark, will be the celebraut; Father Gillen,
OF st. Lucy's, this city, deacon; Father Jane:
smith, OF Crawford. sub-deacon, and Fathel
Ihomas a. Waiiace, Chancellor OF the diocese
master of ceremonies. The eulogy will DO de
livered by Father Kelly, of St. Mary's, this city
A special program Of music will be arranged by
| DR.. Dessert.
The clubhouse of the Lyceum, both exterior
and interior. has been tastefuily draped in
mourning. A special meeting OF the Lycenn
will be held tomorrow morning at clever
O'Clock.
1t was thought at first that the death Of
Father Corr would necessitate the postpone
ment of the parish excursion. But the ques.
/ tim has haaH annQfdarad and n has hQan da-
cided not to postpone. 50 that the excursion
will positively take place on August 81 as orig
inaliy planned.
II is rather premature to speak of who will
be Father Corr's successor as Pastor. Father
Clancy. the first assistants is we'll liked by the
parishioners. but the parish is one of the most
Important lin the dfocesa. and for this
reason it is thought a priest longer on the mis-
sion than Father Clancey viii be appoin ed BY