The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-08

O'Clock.
Father Smith will go on his vacation after
Father MeHale win take his vacation about
August IS.
st. Boniface's. &.
The Children of Mary will receive Holy Com
munion in a body at the eight O'Clock mass to-
morrow morning.
AT The First Communion services last Sunday
the music was magnificent. The playing of the
new organlst, Mrs. Malocsay, was really artistic
end the parishioners are greatly pleased with
her selection as organist.
st. Mary's.
The Society OF tho League Of the Sacred
Heart received in a body yesterday. IN the
evening they had their usual monthly enjoyable
time.
The members of the Holy Name Society will
receive Holy Communion In q body tomorrow
morning, 1t is the regular quarterly COM
Father Kelly returned today, having enjoyed
Q short vacation the past few days.
St. MichneI's.
The members of the holy Name Society will
receive Holy Communion in a body at the half
past seven O'Clock mass tomorrow.
st. MichaePsT I. A. b. Society held O well at
tended meeting last Sunday.
The members OF Our Lady sof Perpetual Help
Council No. 80. c. b. L., held their quarterly
meeting last Monday night. The next meeting
will be held en- the evening of the 18th inst.
A large NUMBER of the parishioners will attend
the excursion of Father. Boylan's Church., on
Augusta While Father Boylan was assistant
a. ST. Michael's he was very popular, and many
regretted his departure to Sc: Leos Church,
Irvington, though-every zone felt proud when
they knew his transfer was q promotion. Now
that bis new charge will have an excursion,
and 1t will. be convenient for many of his Jersey
City friends to join in the days pleasure, they
are going TO do 50, aud Father Boylan has mate
arrangements TO have the excursion stop at the
foot OF Pavonia avenue. Here on the I'd Of
August all from Jersey who desire to do so,
may go with st. Leo's people up the Hudson.
st. Lucy's.
The members of the Holy Name Society will
receive Communion at the half past seven
O'Clock mass tomorrow.
The report that a new church will be erected
shortly Is unfounded. The nav caurch will not
be erected for a year or so. Father Gillen has
has now on hand between $4,000
lutely necessary to have a large sum on hand
before the work is begun. The parish needs a
new church, undoubtedly, but Father Gillen is
the best Judge OF the parish's resources, and
when work is begun on the build ing. the par
isnioners may rest assured it will be on a sound
basis.
An event of great Importance to the p irish
toner's Will take place tomorrow afternoon,
when five sets of vestments and a cope will be
olessed. These vestments and cope were pre-
scented to the parish by the Holy Name Society.
They are OF the various colofs lied in the
church. The design n all is beautiful and ar
tistic, and the workfh nship of the best. They
We're made In Paris. The members of the
flOiJ dLio OOcioLy are TO De cong FatulaI61 on
their foresight aud generosity. The present is,
indeed, a magnificent one.
st. PatrIck's.
The church Is undergoing a thorough over.
hauling, both inside and ouL. Inside, they are
putting in a new steamheating apparatus, and
Jardins's men are hard at work putting up the
new $4,000 organ, which will be the finest in
the city, both III size and tone. Outside the
church, they have been putting up lightning
rods and painting the upper and lower ssshes OF
all The windows. 10 two weeks the organ will
be ready, and will be opened with a grand
organ recital.
st. N choIns'.
Father Hyacinth, who, in the absence of
Father Weyiand, performs the duties Of the
latter. has received a letter from Father Wey-
land, who IS in Luxembourg. Father NeyJand
has been visiting his father in Bettend IF,
Luxembourg, and writes that his trip thu FAR
has been a most pleasant one.
Only one thing has occurred to mar the en-
9oyment OF his Journey. Ason Of his brother at
Bettendorf diea last week. Father Weyland
had never before seen this son. but had heard of
him through his father, He extended his
sympathy to the bereaved parents.
Father Hyacinth is much admired by the
parishiouers of st. Nicholas Church. He Is a
young man probably twenty eight years of age
and Is q brilliant preacher. Although Father
is much missed, still his temporary
seems to efficiently meet the desires
of the parishioners.
st. Paul of the Cross.
Father Quinn intends spending the month of
August in Europe. He will visit many of the
European large cities and will see some of his
old friends.
The Children of Mary will go on an outing to
Beach in the middle of August.
The children connected with the school of st.
Paul of the Gross will spend 4 days outing at
the beginning Of the academic year next
Masses are observed at the usual hours during
the summer.