Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-23
$4,000 WARRIORS
UPON PROFANITY
TO MARCH HERE
Holy Name Society Is Planning
Great Parade for De-
tOber 8.

Arrangements are being perfected for
the holding of the fifth annual parade
of the Essex county division of the
Diocesan Union of Holy Name So
~cieti,s, which will be held in this city
Sunday afternoon, October 8, and from
indications at least $4,000 men pledged
never to use the name of God in vain
will march in the mammoth procession
thus emphasizing a remarkable united
public demonstration against profanity
and vice.
The parades this year in New Jersey
will ANIMAL the sixth anniversary of this
impressive outdoor religious marching
movement, as the first parade was con-
Quoted in Jersey City IN September
1905.
The movement the following year
| spread to other cities throughout the
| State, with the result that some 10000
members of the society on October 3
will march under the banners I'VE are
united against profanity" in New Jer-
sey.
The local societies which will repre-
sent the parishes in the coming demon
stration will comprise st. Patricks
Cathedral, Rev. William p. Brennan,
spiritual director; st. Joseph's Church,
Rev. Andrew L. Clark, S. D.; st. Johns
Church, Rev. James p. Poels, mod
orator; ST. Antoninus's Church, Rev
j. l.. Finnerty, S. D.: st. Aloysius's
Church. Rev. Frederick Mitchell, mod
! orator: st. Rose of Lima's Church
Rev. NJ. P. Corcoran, S. D.; st.
Bridget's Church, Rev. Eugene p. Car
roll, moderator; Sacred Heart Church,
Rev. w. E. Thompson, spiritual
director; st. Columba's Church, Rev.
E. A. began, S. D.; Church of the
Blessed Sacrament, Rev. Frederick
O'Neill, moderator; st. James's Church,
Rt. Rev. Mgr. Cody. moderator; st.
Michael's Church, Rev. Dennis ]. Nc
CARTE, spiritual director; st. Mary's
Church, Rev. Abbot p. Ernest. mod
orator, and the societies affiliated with
st. Augustine's Church, st. Mary Mag
dalen's, st. Francis Xavier's, st, Lucy's
and st. Leo's parishes.
The churches in this vicinity, which
will also be represented by Holy Name
delegations. will be st. Peters, OF
Belleville; Sacred Heart, of Vailsburg;
ST. Aloysius, of Caldwell; st. Leo's, of
Irvington; Sacred Heart, of Bloomfield;
ST. Rose of Lima, Short Hills; Holy
Cross, of Harrison; st Stephens, Of
Arlington; st. Mary's, of Nutley, n
st. Cecilia's Chu oh, of Kearny.
A special and most elaborate after
parade religious program will be con-
Quoted, in which distinguished clergy
men and laymen will take part. AS
the Right Rev. Bishop John ]. O'Con-
nor will review the Holy Name parade
in Bayonne on that afternoon, he will
be unable to be present at the local
exercises. The musical program will
also be of an exceptional character.
The prominent churchmen in this
city identified with the Diocesan Union
of Holy Name Societies who will par
ticipate in the big religious celebration
will be Judge Thomas j. Lintott, John
]. Berry. John L. O'Toole, Judge
seph j. Mullin, John O'Rourke, William
j. Hagan, William G.. Gilroy.. John F.
Conroy, jeremiah O'Rourke, Edward c.
Burke, T, mas F. Halpin, Alfred Pc
tiers, James Taaffe, Matthew O'Brien,
John P. Manning, Bernard NJ. Stanley,
| DIR. Leo Mccormick, James Deerin, Jo-
seph NJ. Byrne. DIR. Leo McManus,
Richard Barrett, Michael T. Corbitt.
| John Callan, John J. Gaynor, Martin II.
Byrne, Frederick Keim, Patrick j..
| Ryan, jeremiah Spillane, DR.. Fl. Nc
Bride, William II. Barkhorn and James
f. McGrath.