The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-06-25
CAN NOW SAY MASS
Seminarians Are Ordained
at Catholic University.
IMPRESSIVE SCENE IN CHAPEL
Right Rev. o. b. COrrigan, of BaIti-
more, officfates ms PreIRte-EIeven
Receive Deacon Orders and Eleven
the SubdeacOnship-List Embraces
Number from the Old World.

An impressive scene was witnessed
early yesterday morning at the Catholic
University Of America. when the solemn
ceremony Of ordination began in the
chapel at o'clock and lasted until nearly
10 O'Clock. Right Rev. Owen B. CoTi-
gan. Auxiliary Bishop Of the Archdiocese
Of Baltimore. acted as prelate. and was
assisted by Rev. Edward A. Pace, pro-
fessor of philosophy at Catholic Uni
versity: Very Rev. James A. Burns, Su-
perior of Holy Cross College; Rev. ].
Grimal Superior Of Marist College; Rev.
James Aldridge, o. p, master of noviees
at the Immaculate Conception College.
and Rev Thomas Y Moore. c. s. P. Of
the College OF ST. Thomas Aquinas.
In the absence of the rector Mgr.
Thomas J. Shahan, Rev. DR.. George A.
Dougherty vice rector, assisted
Twenty-six seminarlans were ordained
to the priesthood. eLrven received deacons'
orders and eleven the subdeaeonship'
The following were ordained:
Those Who Were Ordained.
Holy Cross CoIlege-For priesthood James Cal
lsgan. Of Tanytosn, y. Y; Francis ZerhaHson.
Coyington, Ky; John McGinn. Providence. r. l.;
Edward Finnegan, Chicago; Charles O'Donnen.
Kokomo. Ind Charles Doremus, Brookland. D. {.
and Beieslaus Sztueske. Chicago. Deaeous: Paul
Folk Martin Hauyz. Patrick Durcsn. Dominic Can
non. William Belgor Louis Kelley William Gun
bingham Wendell Corcoran. William Mallory. and
Thomas Burke Subdeacons; Joseph BOYLE, Francis
Maher. William Lenuartz. James Quinian. Paul
AiilfeT. and LO;sis Fairean.
Msrist College-FoT priesthood Alcimus Cyl. Of
Portland Ne. Francs A. HabEachs. Strasb'irg.
Germany; Peter Quinn pliiadelrhia; John A
TTeiIles. ROdey. France. Ffancis : Daniel Brit
tany France; Paul Hietsch. Strdsburg. Germany
Julian Bolyy Paris; Leo Marx. strasbnrs Germany
Charles 4 Dougherty, GernantOgu, Pa, and Joseph
Hof Berlin. Germany.
College Of Immaculate C0ncepti0n-For priesthood
James G. TImouy. Of Boston: joseph /. PastCTelh.
o. p. Boston; John A. jordan. o. p. Boston; John
r. DooIey o. T.. Boston Edmund A Baxter o.
p. East 81. Louis. III. William T. Lewis, o. p.
San Francisco; Arthur ; Chamberlain, O. ?, San
Jose Cal: Arthur l. TOWnley o. F.. san Flancisco;
Henry ]. Smith, q. p. NewsTk. \, J. DeacoD'
Michael B. o Flynn, o. p. New York subdeacons:
John A. Dempsey. GAINESVILLE. Ohio: Patrick z.
Heasley Boston: John ]. Sullivan Anderson. Ind.
Joseph c. BRADY O. p. DanbuTy, Conn, and
William L. Whslen, o. r.. Providence, r. L
The first mass of young priest is re-
garded as an event of so much impOr-
tance that the majority Of those receiving
holy orders return prompIyto their old
homes In order TO celebrate their first
mass in their parish church and in the
presence Of their families and friends. A
few OF those ordained yesterday viii say
their first mass at the Marist College this
morning. among them Revs HOff. Marx.
Cyr. HalbWaChs. quinn. Treilles. and
Daniel; Revs Lewis. o. P, and Townley,
O. P, who viii each say his first mass
this morning In the chapel OF the College
Of the Immaculate Conception and Rev.
Chamberlain. o. P, who Will celebrate
his first mass tomorrow at the same
place.