The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-02-29
Words Of Wisdom.
CATHOLIC CHURCHES.
St. RrIdget.s.

st. Brid2etss.
The young men of the Lyceum are
active in preparing for the entertainment
which VI VII be given in the school hall
the osurcga. sf The dram ror HANDS sas Isns Andy q
which has been successfully presented
duced on this occasion. A full attendance
scheduled for Tuesday evening. the mel.s-
bers will attend communion in a body
at the eight O'clock mass tomorrow.
Ine first general meeting OF the Cath
olic Temperance Association. Of St. Bird
The constitution viii be adopted. a drum
corp organized and other features taken
ed TO attend in full force. Young men
wishing to join the association will please
attend the meeting.
st. J~oscph's.
The mission in St.. Joseph's R.. c.
and the Passionist Fathers are very
much pleased. Every night the church
Is crowded This week is for women
and next week will be for men. The
mission will close on Sunday, March s
next, hen a small collection will be
taken up by the clergy to defray the
mission the. children will be given spec
ial Instructions on Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday Confessions win be
49, 4 - y y q Cl0Sh
and 8 to 70 o'clock in the morning, from
8 to s o'clock in the afternoon and from
7:3U to 1890 F. M. in the evening. Arti-
Giles of Devotion. such as beads. scapu-
lars, crucifixes and prayer books can be
bought in the sewing room under the
haL, and will be blessed after the Q and
During Lent the Stations of the cross
win be said on Friday nights. The first
mass wiz he said on week days at 6
o'clock and the last mass at s o'clock.
st. Joseph's Lyceum will hold a smoker
in the rooms opposite the Court House
charged composed Of j. Y. Burke, James
Lent they, viii produce a play in Pa
y stea c6 Hali: me ne e inter commit
p: ODriscol, John o'Nelli and j. j.
O'Brien.
ST. Mfcl,aeI,s.
The fair is the principle topic of con.
versation in ST. Michael's r. c. Church.
The hall in which the fair is being held
is rowded nightly and So far It has
close IN Thursday next, and already sew
eral things have been ratified off. Thurs
day night among other things raffled off
Tses c Z afes e 21r 0f fhs Z si Rls American ana I snrf fisye
between the Gable and Greenwood as
sociations Is attraacting considerable at
ent. A picture of Monsignor DeConcilio.
which will adorn the new club house
when It is GcSompleted, is on exhibition at
opened on March II next with a BAN
quet.
st. Anthony,s.
Rev. Father Kiviatkowski, of st. An
s shTas o E.; 81 e; Church on MONMOUTH
church, under the leadership Of Prof.
the pastor bought gsfs % Sc Instruments, for
the orchestra receive three lessons a
week and. are making good progress. Lent
is being devoutly observed IN the church.
81. Paul or the
AT the Church of st Paul of the Cross
devoutely. Last night the new Stations Of
the Cross, which came from Paris and
Nagle' were blessed by Father Quinn and
Father Reagan with due The
church was crowded. The handsome
R Rsssl s0' Which 9rs was on q e KSyl EawaF ID
q store IN the parish wa
drawn for last week and was won by
picture is the work of Michael Manso.
and is valued ats$i5.
ST. Panl,s.
AT ST. Paul's Church in G~reenville. the
hour for- Lenten devotions has been al
are now held on Wednesday, ana FRIDAY
evenings at the latter hour. On last
"Wednesday evening Father Doeran. Of St.
ia LII II IN z llOll
On Wednesday evenings the order Of
services is recital. of the rosary. sermon
by officiating priestcnfwyp cmfwypfff
ton of the Blessed Sacrament. on Fri.
day evenings there is no sermon. The
way of the cross is followed and bedlEa-
diction pronounced.
On st. Patrick's night, March II. a.
lecture will be delivered in ST. Paups
Church. Rev: Father Dooley, of New
ark, win be the orator. His subject win
be the life and death of Ireland's patron
saint.
Diocesan Union Meeting.
The Diocesan Union will meet IN
between. the PlaEnfield Catholic Associa-
ton and the Catholic Club of this city
has been amicably settled. The Diocesan
Union Committeeaconsisting Of George ].
Murphy, of Elizabeth; j.. B. Fcrd. OF
Newark and .. NJ sullivan, of this city,
ollie Club in the club rooms last SAT-
urday plight and succeeded in adjusting