Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-10
TWELVE RECEIVE
ORDINATION As
CATHOLIC PRIESTS
Bishop 0'Connor Confers Sacra-
ment Here Upon Seton
Hall Seminarians.

al d ioN mass IN 81. Patrick 3 "a
thedral today twelve young seminal
rians of Seton Hall Seminary we're or
dained to the Roman Catholic priest
hood by the Rt. Rev. John j. O,Connor,
bishop of the Newark diocese. Ten of
the new priests are from the seminary
of the Immaculate Conception con-
nected with Seton Hall College, South
Orange, and two are from St. Bona
ventures Monastery, Paterson. All
will be eelebrants of their first solemn
nigh masses in the churches of their
home parishes tomorrow morning.
Those from the South Orange Sem
mary who were ordained are: The
Rev. James j. Kelly, of Dover; the
Rev. John T. Lenehan, of New York:
the Rev. George \. Murphy, of Pater-
SON; the Rev. Thomas A. Kearney, of
Phillipsburg; the Rev. Hugh J. Friel,
OF Bayonne; the Rev. John j. CORN
ley and the Rev. Michael j. Corr, of
this city: the Rev. Hugh l.. Massey,
OF Keyport; the Rev. Peter j. Egan, of
Jersey City, and the Rev. Joseph
ols2eWski, of Dupue, Ill. The new
Priests from the Paterson monastery
afe the Rev. Gregory Carr, o. S. r.,
and the Rev. Raphael Adams, @. s.. Il.
scion Hall President Assists.
Assisting Bishop OiConnor at the Or
dlnaiion were the Very Rev. DIR. James
f. Mooney, president of Ston Hall Coli
lege, as areh-priest: the Rev. Charles
a. Smith, chancellor of the diocese, as
master of ceremonies, II the Rev.
William Brennan and the Rev. John
kiernan as assistants. Within the
chancel rail We're seated fifty priests.
The order of sub-deacon was con-
ferIeq upon nine minorites from the
seminary of the Immaculate Concep-
lion Those who were elevated are:
William j. Hayes, Robert Fitzpatrick,
William j.. Landers, Thomas Mullins,
Harry Lynch, Michael Whelan, Leo 1.
Gardner, William Lawlor and Joseph
Tawczinski.
Two Will Celebrate Mass Here.
Father Gormley and Father Corr
will celebrate their first masses tomor-
row in st. James's Chur, h, this city,
the former officiating at $3.50 o'clock
and the latter at II o'clock. Assisting
Father Gormley will be the Rev.
Thomas O'Donnel, as deacon; the Rev.
William Hayes, as sub-deacon, and
the Rev. Francis Judge, as master OF
ceremonies. The rector of the church
will deliver the ernon
Father Corr's brother, the Rev.
Thomas Corr, will be deacon at the IL
O'Clock mass.
Father Kelly will offer his first mass
in st. Mary's Church, Dover, and ne
will be assisted by the Rev. DR.. John
Danhauer, as deaeoni the Rev. Robert
j. Fitzpatrick, as sub-ceaeon, and the
Rev. John j. Clark. as master of cere
monies.
Assisting Father Lehman In saying
his first mss in the Church of the An.
nunclation. New York, will re the Rev.
Father Murphy, as deacon; the Rev
Michael j. Whelan, as sub-deaeon, AMI
the Rev. Father Gallagher as master
of ceremonies.
Father Murphy's First Mass.
Father Murphy will celebrate his
first mass in ST. John tie Baptist
Church. Paterson, with the Rev.
Charles Tichler, as deacon; the Rev.
William j. Baird, vice-rresidcnt #
Seton Hall College, as sub-deacon, and
the Rev, William j. Lawlor, as master
of ceremonies.
Father Kearney's first mass will be
sung in the Church of st. Philip and
James, Phi%llipsburg, with the Rev.
Maurice Spillane assisting as deacon;
the Rev. Lawrence Travers, as sub
deacon, and the Rev. William j.
Landers as master of ceremonies.
Father Friel's assistants when he
celebrates his first mass at st. Mary's
Star of the Sea Church, Bayonne, will
be the Rev. Peter j.. O'Connor, as dea-
o n the Rev. Harry Lynch. sub-dea-
con. and the Rev. Thomas Mullins,
master of ceremonies.
brother to Assist Father Massey.
Father Massey will be the ceIebrant
OF his first mass In st. Joseph's Church,
keyport, with his brother, the Rev.
Thomas Massey, assisting as deacon,
and Father Egan will officiate in st.
Mary's Church, Jersey City, with the
Rev, John Herman and the Rev. John
,Egan as deacon and ~sub-deacon, re-
s%pectfully, and Father Olszewski will
celebrate his first mass in Dupue. Ill.
Father Baird and Father Griffin are
members of today's ordination class
of the South Orange seminary, but
they were elevated a year ago so that
they might become yiee-president of
Seton Hail. and president of the Bay
ley Hall department of the college re-
spectively, offices which they o hold.