The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
CATHOLIC CHURCH NOTES.

CATHOLIC CHURCH NOTES.
/ The Feast of s. Augustine. Bishop.
I Confessor. and Doctor. comuemorated bv
( the Catholic Church. September Is will
/ be soIem1ized In St Augustine's Church
I tomorrow
Solemn high mass viii be celebrated al
/ Il O'Clock BY Rev Father George A
/ DougHerty. Of the Catholic University.
Rev Father J J. O'C1naor. S. T. L.
and Rev. Father Nicholas JesseM vii
act as deacCEs 0f the mass
The sermon VIII be given BY Rev
Father Martin O'Donoghue- The chair.
under the direction 0f Prof Anton KzS-
par with Miss Mary MuIlaIy as organlst.
VIII render the following -Kyrie.''
Haydn's third mass. Gloria" Gounod.
'Credo." DUrand; "Salctus.-' 'Bene-
dlctus." and "AEnus Del" Goun0d.
"Juolate Dto,- by DiabeII. viii be
sung at the ofTertory.
The transfer q Rev. Father David Hill
house BueI. s. J.. TO ST. Joseph's Col
lese. Philadelphia. and the appointment
q Rev Father Joseph HImmeu. s =.
the rector oS St Aloyslus' Church and
president OF GonzaEa College. 20 the
presidency of Georgetown University. oc-
casioued much surprise when announced
IN yesterdays issue, and was greeted with
feelings q mingled regret and pleasure
by the friends Of these DISTINGUISHED
priests. who have long held prominent
places in the New ZOrk-8IaryIand prov
!nce-
Many persons viii De pained TO learn
that Father Buel Is about 10 leave the
SIDED for some years. and his friends n
this city VIII deeply regret the zppoint-
-elt that calls him % another town.
That the TRANSFER may bring 10 aim
welcome respite from MS a-auous
duties as rector o. GEORGETOWN J--tvsr-
sity Is wish that dzds echo II many
hearts
Father Joseph Hiuzeu. S. J. whose
fame as a pulpit orator and missioner has
Won for him re1Owl as priest and pastor. /
enters upon his new dU-ies with the good
wishes of countless friends. 70 whom his
attributes and personal cua-ifca- .
tons bespeak his splendid fitness for ths
exalted position 20 which he IS called
- -
5 =. should be made vice rector OF Con /
zaga College, 70 I'll Temporarily the post
made vacant by Father Eiul--s-'s an
pointmelt, is a recognition OF a Young
priests merits that evoses gratitude and
appreciation from the clergy and Cath0- .
lie laity q Washington.
Charles J. 0IuIIaly. 5. =, oc this city.
who for q number OF years has pursued
his theology il The Novttiate OF 81. An
irev's, on the Hudson. and at F0rdham
College, sails to-day from New York on
he steamship Campanla for Liverpool
After tour through France. ireland. and
England M AIullaIy viii enter upon a
course Of study in the Jesuit College at
lortosa- Spain.
Rev Father Ignatius FeaIy. assistant
priest az St Joseph's Church. this city.
Who sailed for Europe last July. IN com
'any with Rev. Father Frank 4 yvun-
enbers. was hoHored by the Holy Father
Pope Plus Y with special audience on
he Sth OF this month i
Il. company with two other priests and
hree laymen, Father Fealy vas presented
Q tle holy father by HIS Emirence Car
iinal Gibbons.
!
ach member OF the little group. Pope
'ius' IN Italian. told the priests that he
imputed to them power 10 give the apos-
Ole oenediction on their return 70 their
arishes and also his blessing TO their
antilles and friends
All present then knelt 10 receive the
Holy Fathers blessing. Following This I
erem0ny. Father Fealy. speaking in Ital- {
Al, told the Holy Father that he was ex- {
remely anxious that he should give = z
peclal blessing 10 society in Washing
1n known as the Christ Child Societv- 7
'nicn IS doing splendid work for the
plrituai snd material interests Of the 9
hi!dren OF his feIlow-coUntryme1.
one present. writing Of the audience 1
7ys- The Holy Fathers face frightened b
.hile he listened with intense interest TO j
ather Fealy's petition. and he repIied r
hat ne would gladly do as requested.
-Eereupon, wishing success and extend e
lg his approval. Pope Plus gave his spA- b
al blessing to the Christ Child Society O
Washington" Z
This organization. the Christ Child So v
ETY.. founded by Miss Mary Y. AIerrick. ?
I'D sustained BY countless numbers OF
oble women and phlanthropic men. has o
one so much 70 alleviate sorrow and d
adden the hearts Of the poor in this :
" that the enumeration OF its Charities r
ould be an impossible task. and its n
erits are too Vel known 70 the peopie Z
Washington 10 need mention in this
llumn.
That branch OF the society IN which
ather Fealy is especially Interested
lrist Child Club for italian Bovs-was \
ganized by him in concert with Rev. J. Il
Cooper, D. D. of St Matthew'S a
lurch, this city
This branch, with rooms at 300 Second n
rect northeast, has for its purpose the
iritual and mental cultivation OF Italian "
'Uths; their advancement in mechanical m