The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-15
ROMAN CATHOLIC NEWS
Priests and Laymen Flock
ing to the Summer
School at P1atts-
burg.
BENEVOLENT LEGION INSURANCE
A Check for a Nidow-Diocesan
Union Field Day-Notes.

A number of priests and laymen of this
city will attend some of the sessions of the
Catholic Simmer School, which will be
convened at Plattsburgh, n. Y, Sunday
next. A number left for the scene of the
school this morning. The priests will go
Monday morning.
Very Rev. Thomas E.. Walsh. Vicar
General, has arranged the religious ser
vices for those attending the Summer
School, to be held morning and evening
from July 10 to August 6, in the splendid
new church OF St. John the Baptist at
Plattsburgh. Congregational singing will
be introduced at the evening services by
one of the Paulist Fathers.
Rt. Rev. II. Gabriels, ID. D., Bishop of
Ogdensburg. will celebrate Pontifcal
High Mass at Plattsburgh tomorrow. The
list f sunday preachers is as follows:
Sunday, July 16. Morning-Very Rev.
William Byrne, d. D., Vicar General of
Boston. Mass. Subject, conscience. -
Evening--The Rev. James Loughlin. d.
D., Philadelphia, Pa. Subject:-s'The
s"ndav, July 90. Morning-The Rev.
James H; Mitchell, Brooklyn, N, Y. Sub
ss~-Three Types of Christian Virtue"
Evening-The Rev. Denis 4. McMahon, d.
p, New York City. Subject:- Effects of
Catholic Teaching on Character
John Talbot +. smith, q. S. p. New
in Church Worf.S Eyening co1pperJ Rey
Edward j. Lefevre, c. NJ, Niagara Uni
yersity, N. Y. Subject:-'Some Phases of
Evil"
sunday, August 6. Morning-The Rev.
1n11a 1f,1hn4 C..A;4l N-o.- vi - CT
lect:--s"The Spiritual Life" Evening
The Very Rev. John O'Rourke, Port
Faith.''
The following lectures are to be deliv-
cred during the first week, July 18th to
21st:-
The Rev. j. A. Zahm, G. S. c.. of Notre
Dame University, Ind. five lectures on
Science in relation to religion
The Rev, j. A. Doonan, S. J., of Boston
College, Mass, four lectures on Mental
Philosophy
Other lectures assigned are:-The Very
Rev. A. F. Hewitt, D. D., of the Paulist
city Of the Gospels" Thomas H. Cum
mings Of Boston. Mass, subject:-"Colun-
bus and the Discovery of American
Helena I. Goessman of Amherst. Mass,
Observation-Disclosures of America to
Isabella the Catholic" Agnes L. Sadlier
of New York, subiect:-"Women of the
American Revolution" Daniel Downie
France and Old France
Second week, July "a to 2S.-Brother
Azarias of De La Sale Institute, New
York, five lectures on Educational
Epochs."
Richard Malcolm Johnston of Baltimore,
Md, i've lectures on Studies Among
Famous Authors
One lecture from each of the following:
The Rev. A. 7. Doyle, G.. S. p, editor Of
the Catholic World, New York, subject:
Catholic Educational I%nstitutions:n the
Rev. Daniel J. O'Sullivan of st. Adams.
Vt, su~bject:-"Lake Champlain and Its
Discoyerer;" the Rev. w. Livingston of
iect:-"Life and Lyric Poetry of Long
fellow George Parsons Lathrop, New
London, Conn.,, subject:-"Genius and
Society,"
Third week, July 81 to August A.
b Rev. p. A Halpin. S. J., of st. Fran
els Xavier's College, New York, five lee
lures on Ethical Problems"
The Rev. Joseph H. McMahon of New
York, three lectures IN Science and
Miracles at Lourdes.'
The Rev. T.. J. Conaty, D. D., editor of
the Catholic School dnI Home Wdgasine.
OF Worcester, Mass, two lectures-on
Celtic Literature and Irish Writers in
English Literature"
Also lectures from Brother Potamian
Or. O'Reilly), of the English College of
the Christian Brothers, London, Eng, on
Electricity and Magnetic Phenomenal
The Rey. L. +, Kearney, o. p, of Somer-
set, Ohio; sublect:-"What We Owe to
the Summa of st. Thomas Aquinas."
Besides the fourteen lectures every
week Of the session, it is arranged to hold
a series OF receptions on Friday afternoons
as Enthusiastically School Teachers
July p, the Rev. Thomas Mcmillan. Di-
rector of St. Paul's Sunday School, New
York. presiding; Catholic Editors and
Writers. July Is. George E. Hardy, Chair
man of the Press Committee of Catholic
Summer School for season of 1898, pre-
siding; Catholic Reading Circle August 4,
the Rey. Morgan NJ. Sheedy. President of
Catholic Educational Union, presiding.
Authors Night July 81, on the occasion Of
the lecture by George Parsons Lathrop,
LII. d., on Genius and Society,""