The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-17
MGR. SATOLLI PLEASED.
Father Hennessy Complimented-
The Delegate Returns to
Washington.

The Catholics of Hoboken feel some
what depressed this morning because
Mgr. Satolli is no longer among them. La
the few days that he WAS the guest Of
Father Corrigan they had learned to love
him, and The remembrance of his visit
will be a life pleasure to them all.
AS ANNOUNCED in The JERSEY CITY
NEWS Yesterday, Mgr. SatolIi celebrated
mass yesterday morning. assisted by
Fathers C%allagnan and Fitzpatrick, as on
the day previous. After breakfast Mgr.
Satolii visited the ~parochial school. He
was shown through the building by
Father Corrigan. He was delighted with
the school, and heartily commended
Father Corrigan. As was the case since
Sunday, the neighbvrhood of the church
was crowded with people the whole day
long, many not knowing that the Apos-
tolic Delegate had returned to Washing
ton IN the afternoon.
After inspecting Father Corrlgan's
school, the party entered carriages and
were driven to st. Patrick's Church. this
city. of which Rev. Patrick Hennessy In
pastor. In the party were:-Mgr. Satolli,
Rev. DIR. O'Gorman, Father Corrlgan,
Father Hennessy, Father Killeen of Ber-
gen Point, and Rev. DR.. Milan of Pough-
keepsie.
AS the pdTpy dQpTUHcu6u OIs ' liz .
Church. at Grand street and
venues Mgr. Satolli was struck with
the imposing magnliicsnce Of the
church. He exclaimed in Ifaiian:-"Mag-
niicentl Fit to be a cathedral"
Father Hennessy WAS delighted ut the
Delegates compliments. They were
driven to the rectory and tuen shown
through the church, the chapel u the
rectory, Father HenDessy also explained
to Mgr. Sattoli that the splendid piece OF
property opposite the church he had ur-
chased, and proposed erecting thereon a
parochial school and a home for the Sis
ters OK Charity. Mgr. Satolli eyfnced
the greatest interest. and when
they returned to the rectory
Hennessy's life. He was informed that
Father Hennessy had been a priest for
thirty years, aud during all that time
he had had bu four: months vacation.
He had also built three churches siac e
his ordination. Mgr. Satolli compli-
mented Father Hennessey on his good
work. After a light luncheon had been
served, the party again entered the car
riages and were driven to Bayonne. s11
the Delegate was a trifel anxious TO
see for himself the churches that bad
been n matter of dispute etween Bisnop
Wf&ger and Father Killeen and which he
had been called upon to settle. He was
shown through St. lhOmaS Cnurcu auu
noted the absence of the stations OF the
cross. From here the party drove to the
rectory of ST. Marv's Church.. Here
Father Killeen showed the Delegate
through the school and church.
AS it was now after eleven O'Clock, the
party did not delay long in Bayonue. hut
drove back to Hoboken, where Mgr.
Satolli had accepted an invitation to dine
with Mrs. Martha b. Stevens at Castle
Poiut. The party reached there about
half past twelve O'Clock. The Apostolic
Delegate was Hospitality enter
tsined. He captivated those present.
by his sauvitY of manner aud CONVERSE
tion. Before leaving, at their request,
he gave his blessing TO the members of
the family. The Steyenses are High
E~piscopAlians.
Mgr. Satolli aud Rev. DR.. O'Gorman
left for Washington on the Congressional
Limited on the Pennsylvania at 5:23 T. NJ.