The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-01-28
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On the Sth ult, in-the Carmelit
church, Delgany, Marie Moore. daugh
ter of Thomas Moore of Dublin. re
the name in religion of Sister Agnes o
the Immaculate Conception.
John Kelly Of Belfast. coal merchant
who died on Sept. Is, left a personal es
tate valued at G25,O69 and administra
tiOn of his estate has been granted tC
his widow. who is the residuary for life
of his estate. Mr.. Kelly left the ulti'
mate residue of his estate to his chill
dren, subject to his wife's life interest
The death took place on Dec l3 ol
Mother NJ. Augustine Raleigh at the
Presentation convent. Limerick City
The deceased belong TO an old Liner
icl1 family. and had spent fifty years in
the service Of religion and education
The Most Rev. DR.. O'Dwyer presided
a the office and high mass. after
which the interment took place in the
convent cemetery.
On December Sth the Feast of the
Immaculate Conception, Miss Mary
Josephine Horgan was received into
the order Of the immaculate Concep-
tion at the convent of Mary Immacu-
late, Rock Ferry. Birkenhead. England.
She is daughter of the late W. Horgan.
principal teacher of the Kilnyn nation
al school, and Of Mrs Margaret Hor-
gan, also teacher in the same school
Her name in religion is Sister NJ.
Philip.
The death of the Rev. Laurence F.
kieran, s NJ. took place on Dec. II at
the house of the Marist fathers. lower
Lesson street, Dublin. The deceased
was aged 30 years. He was a native of
Castlebellingham. His early education
was received at st. Mary's college.
Dundalk, and he afterward studied at
the Catholic university and in Lyons.
Father kiernan w2s at his studies up
10 some ten days before he died. when
he contracted a cold. which developed
into pneumonia The interment took
place at Castlebellingham The funeral
cortege was one of the largest seen in
the district for many years.
'dluoilt SJuuenJS nave again dis
themselves by carrying off
more than due proportion of the hon
ors awarded by the ROYAL university
of Ireland. Among the candidates on
whom the B. A. degree in mental and
moral science was conferred were five
students of the Franciscan Capuchin
order from the Friary, Kilkenny. The
names Of the graduates are Brother
Columbia Murphy. Brother Berchmans
Cantillou. Brother Gregory Brennan.
Brother Edward Walsh and Brother
Brendan O'Callaghan.s
I'm Carlow on Dec. % the mortal re-
mains of Sister Mary Gabriel were in
TERED in the convent cemetery imme-
dlately after the celebration of the sol
ehn office and reuben high mass in the
chapel Of the community of the Or
der of Mercy. at which Most Rev. Dr.
Foley, bishop of Kildare and Leighlin.
presided i'm tie choir, attended by Very
Rev Monsignor Bourke, p p, V. F..
Bagenalstown.
The death is announced on Dec. -. of
Very Rev John OFlaherty. retired
army chaplain. at his residence Rede
Colonmel He had reached |
he patriarchal age Of 81 years. and had |
spent most Of his career as Catholic /
'hapam TO the forces in England.
Is here he was greatly esteemed by ali |
who knew him. He was living i'm re- |
lrement for the past fifteen years.
During the Christmas holidays. Most !
Rev. DR.. Walsh, archbishop of Dublin |
conferred holy orders OH six students |
At All Hallows college. Rev. Michael |
Edge (All Hall0ws), for the diocese of
Auckland. New Zealand; Rev. Martin !
DoWling tAll Hallows). Hobart. Tas-
mania; and Rev. p. Canavan. O. c. C.. ]
.armelite college. Dublin. were or
ialaed priests. and the Order of Dea-
'ohshlp was conferred on Rec. Patrick
n ade, Q. G. G. Rev. Felix McCafferv
,. c. c.. and Rev. John Kelly. c. NJ
ir. William Soyc. o. NJ. l., was admit
Cd to minor orders.
Widespread regret was created in
Aeady and district by the announce
lent OF the death of Sister Mary Evan
'eilsta Joseph Lawless. which oc-
urred at st. Clare's Abbey. Ready. Oh
1ec. 1S. The deceased lady. who was
y her seventeen year. belonged to
)uEdalk. and was professed i'm Newry.
ne was one Of the five sisters who. i'm
$40, founded st. Clair's convent in
AeGdy end during the whole period Of
er residence there was held in the
ighest esteem by all classes in the dis
rict.
The Cork Examiner of Dec. 16 printed
he following: 1t is with sincere AMI
eartfelt regret we announce the dea IN
honest John Ahern. Charleville. who
as buried in Ballyshally churchvard.
he deceased was highly respected in
Is native town. as was testified at his
lncraL The band of the Young Ire
mo society accompanied his remains
Its lasting resting place. wherein re-
ose the remains. Of several Of his COM
'des. who possessed the same undying
linciples OF irish nationality as honest
ack. May God have mercy on his
1ul. !
Captain Ned Feenhan. Magorban
ashel, ,ne Of the Old Guard, died |
ov. II. At an early age Nj. Feehan |
ave proof Of the spirit which ami
Iated him. When Kic5bam Mulcahv !
nnerty and others proclaimed on
lievenamOn in 1863 that a new SOIL
3d been breathed into Ireland. ard
rat she was determined to struggle | ,
" her place among the nations of the !
'rth, Ned Feehan was present. He
as man trusted to the utmost by the ;
cnlan leaders. and I'm 1867 was given | ,
unand Of a fine circle of the brother
BOD. Then he was knoWn as Captain
ew Feehan. In the electors CT Pos /.
|, Kickham and Mitchell. Captain /.
echan was I'm the post of labor. ana !
The land campaign he was always /,
TO hn T~tt-,
.ars ago he got stroke Of paralysis.
ON which he did not recover. His
sath removes another of those heroes
no risked all fer their native land.
is interment took place in Magorban. /
tended by a respectable concourse.
I-l.n 1anie Ernr.n,, nf Altn,,n IL. Ii.