The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-03-10
JERSEY CITY CHURCHES.
ST. Peters.

The mission for men will begin at vespers; tomor-
row evening, A full account Of the e e exc assSd fGr
hS tuesday sdHuSe evening last the sermon on the Novena,
tion,' was preached by the Rev. Head, Director q
j. T. editor Of "The Messenger and of fThe Pilgrim of
The sermon on 1t. Patrick's Day at the high mass
viii be preached by, Rev. James Casey, s. j. OF st.
Johns College, Fordham., 800.
week the services have been crowded; Monday
next will, be the anniversary OF the canSnizatao nls OF
airy Indulgence may be gained by those VINO receive
Holy Gom nviEg on on that tha gay inyyen ana sis Of y Leo
st. Esridget's.
Father Mclaughlin of st. sLucy's Church will de-
liver the sermon next wednesday night. v
AT the high mass tomorrow Father Clancy VIII
preach. The sermon at vespers will be delivered by
The school hall will undoubtedly be packed on
st. Patrick's night, the occasion of the lecture by
The dramatic entertainment of the Lyyce9Tnm will
take place Easter Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
Father Clancy, T. Il he BE-, decides bSidf ad to take an Easter
Father Dornin is having thoroughly renovated the
s ess q cRapet Of Am tne altar faars viii S se erec es P IN the rear i q
the chapel, and here every Sunday the children's
ma 50 WI tbat Pe fb Gsl stsp i nec ens f Eres At present. stG ali
the masses, and especially the children,s mass, are
work will be quickly Epushed forward to compile
ton.
st. Mtchael'S.
The HOLY Name Society will have a grand time to-
Visited by the Holy Name Society of st. Lawrence's
Father cslian. There viii be addresses on the bene-
fits OF the Holy. Name Society, and it Is expected
Holy Name Society,
St. .Lucy,s.
The Children of Mary will receive Holy Communion
tomorrow. The meeting will be held In the AFTER
The lecture by Father Clancy Of st. Bridget's
delivered in such a finished oratorfcal manner as to
command attention from beginning to end;
be dos sar pastor. Father The e G Rlsase has entirely It recoy;;
cred from the severe cold which entirely Frustrated
been busier than ever attending to his priestly
Father Mclaughlin will preach in st. Bridget's
Church next wednesday night: u,,, =, - ou.
munion day Of the members Of the Lyceum,
The children rea "a are tb eu ssat prepa IF E viii Ell s be an emil exsi-
Oi On sunday ariis y sS ! SSlapis56s s i ISL R05 inst, there Will be a
lsGsa viii II Be- ID de lesrred y i mat s @eIf Known ., car@s.
lite. Father Feehan Of E~nglewood- Father Feehan
T fsna, Sc that IL he he Vail vahh b heo able to e~ teli much Of Ireland
96 the w PEfsse s re aaay; u aaS apIng shs evening Mlsa ' sele 5esIaas
from Moore's songs. The proceeds Will go TO the
poor Of the parish.
st. Joseph's.
The Sewing Society room, under Pavonia Hall, has
been t~astefu1ly and comfortably fitted up for the
exclusive use Is ,od, The members %enn qs TT the f oalstyinBd Is 2
pantaloons. 2dozen; boys waists. 8 DOZEN; boys nn,
underciothing, 10 dozen.
The month 81 st. Joseph (March) is signalized by a
greatly Increased attendance at the masses and DE-
votions. A beautiful shrine of the parish Patron
Saint is erected in the chapel.
The feast Of St. Patrick, Patron Of Ireland, has al
ways been kept religiousIy in Monsignor Seton,s
Tsh dag will be displayed There will, be q high
mass 7at which the Junior Choir win sing at MIN
1 Ss5sss d fh ar eeie a and p FoId, VIII wHhp afte essSaalsp parade q
and play selection Of Irish airs. under the leader
The foiiowtne is q list Of the roll of honor Of the
Parochial School for February
First Grade-Masters Andrew Donohue, Thomas L.