The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-25
Munster

| CLARE.--Most Rev. Michael Foasrty.
y. D.. bishop OF KiIlalee. paid his FIRST
visit 10 Miltown- Malay ON July Id.
for tie purpose OF comforting the snc-
rament Of confirmation on 800 persons.
The II o'clock mass was said By the
Very Rev. Father Kingston, assisted
by the Rev Father III j. Hogan.
Mrs. corless Of kinvara died on July
10
coRK.--The yougnaI junior fsia was
held lately In Greenpark grounds ard
was a great success Among those
present were the Right ReY. Mgr.
Keller, Z. r., Y. G.. Youghal; Rev. Nj.
Ahern, q. C'.. Youghal; Rev. MI. Brew.
G. G.. Yonghal; Rev r. NagIe. q. Aas;
Rev. NJ Whelan. G. G., Yougiai; Rev.
Dr. Dlncen, Rev. Father Barry. Rep.
Martin Murphy, q. G.. Cathedral. Rev.
Father Stack, Cathedral; Key. Father
Donnelly and others. Tic Right Rev.
Mgr Keller who was received with
applause. declared the fnis open.
Tho festival Of Our Blessed Lady III
Mount Carmel was celebrated with
solcmnity In the Enrmelite church.
KinsaIe, lately Masses were reIe-
brated from an early hour. til which
q great number of the faithful received
holy communion. solemn high mass
Father Burke, MobsIs, Ana. Ransaic
and master of ceremonies, VERY Rev
Father DAILY. prior. q, q. oh. KInsale.
IN the sanctuary. Very Rev. Father
John O.ss. MI III, Cork Rev. Father
Peter, o. s. ri O., Cork. nnd the Rev.
Father McDermott. O. q. III. klnsaie.
After the high mass the Very Rev.
Father John delivered nh eloquent ser
mon on the festival of tile day. taking
his hearers back to 900 years before
the birth of Christ.
After last mass on Sunday, July f6,
large and enthusiastic meeting was
held In the town hall, Bantry, III sup
port OF International memorial to Wolfe
Tone. Daniel Donovan chairman
town commissioners. presided Pres
ent: Patrick ('Rocky MonntainD
0'Brien, 4 Roynane, secretary Cork
Young Ireland society. +. O'SallIyan,
chairman Town Tenants association;
f., Murphy, secretary Town Tenants
association; NJ. Minlbana, M 0sDris-
coll, Jeremiah Mccarthy. 4 Hurley,
master Of workhouse: II. Flynn, G.
Leary. F.trOLeary, y. sullivan, AZ.
Harrington. u. Lyons. ~, 0'Leary and
others. Addresses were delivered bT
prominent Nationalist. Financial u.s.
sissance was guaranteed
Tho members OF the Cove Gaelic
Football club paid a compliment to
their fellow townsman, the Rev. j, NJ
English. returned to Cove after ordi-
nation in Rome. Father English, who
Is magnificent type Of Irish man
hood, was prominent player % the
Gaelic team. He was also 4 leading
athlete and distinguished himself, win
ming coveted trophies An d member
OF the. Catholic Young MEMS aociety
he was respected re was his connec-
ton with their club and pride At his
ordination that prompted thr iocal
Gaels TO present an address to the
young priest. r. Henneasy. q. Ma
honey, II Riordan, honorable secre-
tary, and Mr.. O'ConneIl were deputed
to make the presentation. Father
English vim be ON the mission in the
| United states
| The Most Rev Or. Browne, bishop ~
| Cloyne, has made the following mp
pontments Very Rev. James Moore,
r. r. Rathcormac; Very Rev. w.
Binke, b. ~, n III, Newtown Shan.
drum; Rev. NJ O'Cailaghan, Adm, Fer
nlcy; Rev. W. Lifts. q. C., Mncronin;
Rev. Joseph o'Keeffe. q q, Kanturk:
Rev. Michael wheien, military chap
iatn. Fermoy; Rev Michael Ren. chap
lain. Yonghal; Rev. ~ -Shinnicks GIG.
Killeagh; Rev John Casey. G. G..
Mdurnesnbcy. Rev r.. Irwin. q Gil
turk AAA HEALy " AT Barney street
Margaret HeaIy. sS MA