The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-10-23
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Right Rev. Monsignor L. ]. Kava.
naugh, V. G., was visitor at the Holy
Name Rectory Tuesday. 1t was his
| first visit since receiving his official
appointment. He was heartily congrat-
ulated by Rev. Father Larkin and the
other Fathers, who feel that the honor
thus conferred upon Father Kava-
naugh is we'll merited. Since the be-
ginning of the war, and the formation
| of the Catholic War Activities, he has
been untiring in his efforts to fulfill
the duties of his obligations. Father
Kavanaugh is one of the very few
priests in this diocese who have been
elevated to this dignity. This may be
the stepping stone to something higher.
Let US hope.
Rev. Father ]. P. Cassagne, s. NJ,
was also in town Tuesday. He was on
hand to congratulate his old friend
Father Kavanaugh on his being raised
to the purple. Father Cassagne must
feel rather chagrined because of his be-
ing in the country, for he has thus
lost all chances of ever strolling
around Algiers with the purple in
sigma of some high rank In the
hierarchy. He came very near being a
doctor of theology when at the Cath
Ollie University, but unfortunately the
missions of South Georgia developed a
strong need for a man of his ability
and energy, and that was the end of
his chances to become famous. Well,
he was as usual happy and prosperous
looking.
HOLY NAME SOCIETY.
At the meeting of the State Board
all the officers of the Algiers branch
were present. The meeting was held at
Mater Dolorosa Church, Carrollton ave-
nue., and was well attended.
The main work of the evening was
the completing of the plans for the
great rally L. w. Peterson, grand
marshal, was present and outlined his
plan for this demonstration.
The Algiers branch ought to make
great showing this year, for the or.
ganization is stronger than ever.
What some other cities are doing in
this line is most gratifying. In Provi-
dence, r. l., city of about 225,O0O,
over 10000 men turned out in process
sion in honor of the Holy Name At
this rate, New Orleans should turn out
| $4,000, and Algiers at least 1000. The
| cathedral parish of Providence had
$500 men in line. Such facts should
stimulate our people to greater enthu-
siasm on such occasions.
THANKSGIVING ENTERTAIN
MENT.
| Cards are out already for the
Thanksgiving entertainment to be Civ.
en- for the benefit of our parochial
school. These cards are not out any
too soon, or in too large numbers, for
the cause is a worthy one, and one
that will constantly meet with approx.
al and cooperation of all. In these
days when We hear so much about high
wages and less work, very little is
heard about the humble reward that
the sisters receive for their hard work
and long hours. People of Algiers give
more generously than ever. Your mon
ey can not go to better cause.
DEAD LIST.
The dead list is now open for the
year 1890. Those who wish to have
their dead remembered will please give
in their names as soon as possible. be.
cause the list for the public will be
made out as soon after the LIST of No.
vember as possible, after which il is
difficult to have the names placed on
the public list. The list was greatly
increased last year.
SERVICES.
During October, Rosary Devotions
every evening at o'clock.