The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-07-05
FRIENDS HONOR
FATHER MALONE
Rev. F. E. Murphy Of She
boygan Speaks at Jubilee
Mass This Morning.
SILVER ANNIVERSARY

"This day is magnificent testimony
to the war-heated zeal and unhagging
devotion that have been distinctive of
your priestly career"
Thus Rev. F. E. Murphy of ST Gle
ment's church, Sheboygan, expressed
the sentiments Of more than 600 mem
bers of st. Thomas Aquinas church
who attended the silver jubilee mass
held there at 10 a. m. today in COM
memoration of the ,twenty-ffth ami
versary of the ordination to the priest
hood of the Rev. w. D. Malone, pastor
of the church.
Among the thirty-six priests from
Wisconsin and nearby states, who as
sisted in the sanctuary, sat the Rev.
John Buckley, who baptized Father
Malone at his birth in Beaver Dam.
''The crowded ranks of your brother
priests, your good devoted Pensioners,
the Catholics of the city, the good re-
port of those who are without-all are
your Witness" Rev. Murphy said in his
sermon.
"You have always been the priest;
not indeed that you or anyone else
would bear the burden without at times
failing, for Christ choose men, not an
gels to be His ministers, and we are
made frail that we may have compass
sion on those who so suffer and err.
twenty-five years ago by the laying
on of hands and the gift of the Holy
Ghost, Father Malone was made a
priest forever, according to the Order
IF Melchisedech On his neck was
placed the stole, emblem Of the yoke
of Christ, whose yoke is sweet and
whose burden light. With holy oil his
hands were anointed, that blessing he
might henceforth bless, and consecrat-
ing he might consecrate and sanctify.
To him was committed the chalice Of
benediction, and with it the power to
sacrifice for both the living and the
dead. Around him was thrown the
chasuble of charity, that clothed in love
he might exercise the ministry not
given to angels, whose sins We shall
forgive, they are forgiven them; whose
sins We shall retain, they are retained
Gail these recollections pour in upon
his heart today, and as he meditates on
them the words of the Royal Psalmist
spring to his lips, What shall return
to the Lord for all the things He hath
returned unto me: will take the
chalice of salvation, I will call upon
the name of the Lord, will go unto
the affairs of God, even unto God who
giveth JOY TO my youth"
Many Priests at Service.
Officers of the mass were: Father
Malone, celebrant; Rev. S. J. Dryer,
Madison, former assistant Of Father
Malone, deacon; Rev. Joseph Horrigan,
sub deacon; Rev. Joseph Brasky, Will
mot, mas ter of ceremonies.
Grouped inside the sanctuary we're
Rev. John Zeller, c. S. S. N, Oconomo-
voc; Rev. Mccain, 0. S. NJ, Granville;
Rev. J. S. Buckley, Milwaukee; Rev.
Killian, 0. c. D., Milwaukee; Rev. R. ].
Smith, ST. James church; Rev. J. w.
Brennan, C. S. S. R., Oconom owoc; Rev.
Louis Peschong, Milwaukee; Rev. P. J.
Seaman, Chicago; Rev. William Maho-
ney, WATERFOWL; Rev. Daniel A. Wynne,
O. P, Minneapolis; Rev. A. ]. Nickel;
Rev. A. j. Blocker, Lombard, ILL.,; Rev.
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Gormley, Greenfield; Rev. Joseph J.
Ryan, Milton Junction; Rev. Frank
Ryan, Milwaukee; Rev. G. ]. Hegeman,
St. James church; Rev. J. ]. McGinnity,
Milwaukee; Rev. F. ]. Petit, Milwau-
kee; Rev. F. ]. Fiss, Berlin; Rev. J. P.
Heller, Fond du Lac; Rev. ]. E. Brasky,
Wilmot; Rev. John Bott, D. D., Racine;
Rev. F. R. Czerwinski and Rev. John
Chmielewski, ST. Cashiers; Rev. A.
Balinski, Milwaukee; Rev. J. A. McWil-
lisms, S. j.; Rev. A. J. Berg, st, Marks;
Ri. Rev. Mgr. David O'Hearn, Milwau-
kee; Rev. William Gensler, st.
Georges; Rev. David H. Regain, Cas-
cade; Rev. ]. G. Smith, Lake Geneva;
Rev. S. ]. Dwyer, Madison; and Rev.
George Meyer, Milwaukee.
Following the service breakfast
was given at high noon in the assembly
room of the church. A banquet of the
parish will be held at the Elks' club at
Z p. m.i An extensive program has been
arranged.
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