Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-27
FOR
DOZEN STUDENTS
Ordinations at Seton Hall SEM
mary to Take Place on
March 10.

Twelve young deacons Of the Sem
mary of the Immaculate Conception
at Seton Hall College will be or
dained to the Roman Catholic priest
hood by Rt. Rev. John j. O'Connor'
bishop of the diocese of Newark, on
St. Joseph's Day, March 10. The or
dinations win take place at a low
mass In the Chapel of the 1mmacu-
late Conception at Seton Hall, south
Orange. Until that time Bishop
O'Connor will not assign priests 10
any of the vacancies due to recent
deaths of pastors in churches In tine
diocese.
Bisnop OConnor will make Visit
to Rome this wear. Such a visit Is
called for every five years, according
to the Vatican regulations. lie viii
make a report on the condition of the
Newark diocese and will present TO
the pope the annual Peter renee
collection 1t Is expected that inc
bishop will leave for Rome durlils
the latter part of March, or early the
following month. Because OF ms
heinz conpelled to go to Rome, the
annual ordinations have been brought
forward to an earlier date this year
than has been usual
The theologians who Will be eie-
waited to the priesthood are Rev-
Thomas Joseph Heron, of this city;
Rev. William Joseph Caffrey, of Jer-
sew City: Rev. Christopher Anthony
Lawless, of Morristown; Rev. Joseph
Sebastian Mcdonald, of Paterson :
Rev. Edward Joseph BudraWlz, OF
Jersey City; Rev Bronislaus Anthony
~ Edmond Il.
O'Keeffe of Jersey City; Rev. John
Bernard Bennett, of Toronto, Canada
Rev. Clarence Aloysius HeaVey, OF
Orange Valley; Rev. Francis Joseph
Doopan. of New York; Rev. Philip j.
Henebrv. of this city, and Kew;
Michael A. Harmon, of Long lslano
City.
On the Sunday following the or
dinations the young priests Will ceie-
brate their first solemn high mass
in the churches of their respectiVe
home parishes. The officers OF tne
class are: President, Rev. Mr.. Her
ron; vice-president, Rev: Mr. CallreS ! ;
secretary, Rev. Mr.. Lawless, ano
treasurer. Rev. Mr.. Mcdonald. with
the exception Of three, all were grad
uated from the college department
of Seton Hall in June, 1910, the others
having completed their course in
philosophy at other institutions.
Native of Newark.
Rev. Mr.. Heron is a native Of this
city. He attended st. Patrick's
Cathedral School and later spent
three years at st. Charles College
Ellicott City, Md, going to Seton
Hall in 1906. He was vice-president
of the class of 1910 at the South Or
ange college.
Rev. Mr. Caffrey is secretary of
Seton Hall College and private secre-
tary to Rt. Rev. James F. Mooney
president of the college. Born at Jer-
sey City, he studied at st. Mary's
Catholic Institute Jersey City, after
which he spent a year at ST. Charles
College, that city, entering Seton
Hall in his freshman year. He was
graduated in 1910. While at college
Mr.. Caffrey was active in making
Seton Hall prominent in the athletic
world He was president of the Seton
Hall Athletic Association one year.
Entering Seton Hall in 1904, Rev.
Mr.. Lawless spent nine successive
years studying at the village institu-
ton. He was president of the class
graduated in 10. Prior to going to
Seton Hall he attended Bailey School
Morristown. He Is a native of the
Morris county town.
Honor Man of Class.
Rev. Mr.. Mcdonald holds the dis
tinction of having been the honor
man of the 1910 class at Seton Hall
He has been a resident of Paterson
practically all of his life Prior to
going to Seton Hall in 1907 he re-
ceived his education at ST. Joseph
Paroehial School and the High School.
that city.
A native of Lithuania, Rev. Mr..
Budrawiz came to this country at an
early age, studying at st. Boniface's
School and st. Peters College, Jer-
sey City, before entering Seton Hall
in 1908 He was graduated there two
years later, Immediately entering the
seminary. Galician, Austria, is
claimed by Rev. Mr.. Socha as his
native town. He came to this coun-
try when boy and received, his
early education at st, Stanislaw's
School, this city, later spending six
years at the Polish Seminary at
Detroit He entered Seton Hall five
years ago in the senior year, COM
pleting his courses in philosophy and
theology there
Rev. Mr.. O'Keeffe was born in
County Cork, Ireland He studied at
st. Colmans School, Fermoy, Ireland.
and st. Kieran's College, Kilkenny.
entering Seton Hall in 1909 and grad
uating year later Rev. Mr.. Ben
nett's home is at Toronto, Canada.
He was born at st. Catharines, On
tario, attended the high school at that
city and subsequently st. Michaels
College, Toronto, taking up his
studies at Seton Hall in his senior
year, 1910
Orange Valley Resident.
Rev. Mr. Heavey halls from Orange
Valley, where he has been resident
since his birth, He was graduated
from Our Lady Of the Valleys Pa
rochial School In June, 1903. going to
seton Hall the following September