The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-10-23

the Catholic church proclaiming One only God shalt thou worship. And now beloved brethren, store up these facts in your minds and gauge your practice by them. We are tempted on all sides and every brother is responsible. Eve " Catholic is an apostle. Here is an opportunity and may every Catholic measure up 10 his opportunities
 Some people believe that if every
 Catholic lived up to rational measure of his duty there would be no more here sy or infidelity. Therefore you must aid your pastor. Help the Catholic
 schools. May the Catholic schools
 spread all over the United States.
 It is just as reasonable that the Cath
 Olic schools should spread its precepts
 of truth and honesty as that the pub
 lie schools should teach patriotism. God grant that these blessings may be aided through your church. Remember you are the apostles of all who come within your reach. Then will you have occasion 10 bless the day when Jesus sent this new church as a bride adorned for her husband.
 BISHOP TIERNEY'S REMARKS. The Right Rev. Bishop Tierney spoke l the closing words. He said: 1 am glad
 to welcome you to your new church. l | know the sacrifices you have encoun- tered. l know God has blessed you as l signally as He has in the past. thank | you and your good priests for the no- i ble work Ard now when you go out 1 walking of an evening or in the day time turn your footsteps toward your 1 church. Show your confidence. Assist your pastor Nothing will bring you l greater blessings than doing Gods will. SPECIAL MUSIC.
 1 The music at the service was espa-
 ciully good. Dancher's Mass was sung
 at the morning service and Marzo $
 Fespers at the evening. The seloist of 1 the morning service was Mrs. George l Dooley, who sung very beautifully Mil lard's Anta Maria. Another soloist was 1 Mir Mclaughlin, who sung%Witl power
 Iouna's Sahare. The sOloists at the
 evening service were MT. Cary, Mrs.
 Dooley and Miss Katherine O'Connor. i The new organ was handled skillfully ! by the organist Mir. John r. Banner The organ is equipped with H. Hall
 s Go. S improved system of exhaust | tubular pneumatic action and is a mod
 ein and up-to-datC instrument in every i particular. The case is of quartered | white oak finished a medium antique, 1 and the front pipes are beautifully dec
 orated in gold and colors
 No effort has been spared to make I0n iTct tTYTNN
 | respect as regards both tone and me chanism, and the result has been most gratifying. Indeed the builders feel that it is the most complete instrument of it's size that they have built, com prlsin", "s 1t does, all the latest and best methods
 FATHER DALY'S CAREER. The pastor of St. Joseph's was fitted by natural endowments as well as by training experience and faithful ser vice in the vineyard of the Master, to undertake the work which he has been enabled to accomplish. Of quiet and amiable disposition, modest and retir-
 ing, he yet possessed wonderful force,
 untiring energy and great executive
 ability Next year he will celebrate his
 silver jubilee in the priesthood, having
 been ordained in 1881, and during that
 time his ministry has been blessed with
 continuous success and happy fruitage
 His first appointment, after ordination
 was to a curacy in the Church of the
 Assumption in Ansonia, thence he was
 sent to Westerly, R. l., afterwards to
 St. Mary's New Haven, before the
 Dominican Fathers took charge of the
 parish. From St. Mary's he was pro- noted to the pastorate at Broad Brook,