The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-04-02
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
Sd Peter,s.

ST Peters.
The High Mass at st. Peters Church to.
morrow morning will be said by the Rev
Father Busam, n there will be no ser
Passion. In the evening Rev. Father
Zeigler will say Vespers. Tomorrow morn
ing at the $50 O'Clock mass, the Boys and
Girls Sodality will receive communion in
a body.
The concert that will be given at the
College Hall on April 20 for the benefit OF
event, and the Rev. Fathers Harpes and
Harlin expect to realize a good sum OF
money.
Easter vacations will begin at the col
lege on Wednesday,. April 6, and continue
till Wednesday, April Is.
A choir of students is being drilled by
the Rev. Father Fleming, to take par in
the Tenebrae Services on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday evenings of Holy
Week.
This afternoon the boys will open the
baseball season with a game in New
York. Their opponents will be the
strong team of Manhattan College. The
game will begin at $3.50 p. NJ. OF the
Jaspers' grounds. st. Johns College,
Fordham, will send a nine, composed of
little fellows, to play our First Rudinaents
team on Wednesday of next week. Game
will take place on the Central grounds.
Francis j. Mccarthy is manage and is
open to challenges from teams in the
neighborhood composed of players under
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ager of the College First Team, and can
be reached by notes sent to the college.
Marks for March will be read on We'd
nesday next. The class of First Rudi-
ments is busy preparing itself to furnish
he house onsthat day with an enjoyable
entertainment.
st. Maryss
Rev. James F. Mooney first assistant
at st. Mary's church, his city. and Pres
ident of the Catholic Club for the past
fhpaa UnqrS will qSSllnaa his now char0n
to which he has been detailed by Bishop
Wigger. next Tuesday. The parish to
which Rey. Father Mooney is being sent
Father Mooney will be greatly missed
from st. Mary's parish. of which he has
been a hard worker for the past eight
years, and the parishioners hope to have
him back again some day. During his
presidency of the Catholic Club, which is
one of the most popular institutions of
its kind in the State. he has been very
of every one of its members. Rev. Dam
iel j.. Brady, who is the senior curate,
The Board of Directors will meet next
Monday evening at the church IN Jersey
avenue, and It is expected that the new
President of the club will be named. The
change results from the resignation of the
Rev. Father Mooney, who has been trans
ferred to a parish in Kearny. The
President of the club is appointed by the
Rev. Father Senez, who has charge of st.
Mary's parish, and the gentleman Sc
lected is generally the first assistant. AS
Rev. Father Mooney takes his new charge
Rev. Father Brady, who was the Rev.
Father Senez's second assistant, will be
appointed to the post of first assistant in
the church. Therefore he will probably
succeed to the Presidency of the club.
The members greatly regret the loss
of Father Mooney.
ST. Brfdget,s.
The members of st. Bridget's Lyceum
are working very hard for the success
given in the school hall. No. 1877 Mercer
street. on April II, u and IS, with a
special matinee for children, Monday.
April II. at two z N. The dramatic tall
has often been proven in the past. One
of the strongest casts 1t was possible to
select has been ~rehsarsing the three act
the laughable one act farce, Tanning
your Mother-in-Law," for the past two
months, and are now prepared TO do
Exile is unquestionably one of the best
and most popular Irish dramas ever pro-
duced on n stage, and the farce Tam
looked upon as one of the most success
full laugh provoking curtain raisers ever
written.
This popular club has spared neither
time nor money to make this. their
twenty-second entertainment a success.
With the splendid cast which has been Sc
leeted, the new scenery, the excellent
the members working hard, this enter
tainment is expected to far surpass any
of the past efforts of this Club in the
dramatic line.
ST.. Michaes.s.
The appointment of the Rev. John A.
Sheppard TO succeed the late Mgr. De
Concilio as rector of st. MichaeIs parish
has given general satisfaction. Father
quence. He comes from st. Nicholas
parish. in Passafc, which he has brought
by excellent management. spiritually and
financially. to a very lourishing condi-
ton. He will meet with a hearty welcome
when he assumes charge Of st. Michal's
next Tuesday.
ST. Lncy,s.
Week will be more han ordinarily inn
pressive. High mass Will be celebrated
on Thursday morning at eight O'Clock.
The mass of the pre-sanctified will be
celebrated on Good Friday. The Rev.
1.-THE Passion on Good Friday night.
stations Of the Cross on Tuesday
night.
The members of st. Lucy's parish will
have ample opportunity to enjoy q first
edy. KITTY, the Heiress,s with famous
Irish scenery, at st. Lucy's Hall, week
after next.
ST. ratriekss
Rev. Father Carroll. the pastor Of st.
Patrickss r.. c. Church. who has been
from a severe attack of rheu-'
matlsm for the last month. has decided to
Confined to his bed for some time. but is
now able to be up again. Father Carroll
will 20 to Germany, where he Will receive
treatment at the baths near Carlsbad, He