The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-09-09
|McGivney Day Comes Saturds
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 the late Rev Michael J. McGivn a native of Waterbury, who fouj ed the order of Knights of Colp bus, the greatest Catholic laym9 order in the world. Honors NJ also be paid to the late Rt II Monsignor Patrick J. McGivnI supreme chaplain of the order more than 6 quarter of a centIs The last McGivney observancd Waterbury was held June 8, 1E when several thousands of knig'' made a pilgrimage here from \ parts of the country. The late Rev Monsignor William J. SloctI pastor of the Immaculate Conc ton church, was the speaker \ the day and Honorable Edward,I Kilduff, ex-mayor of the WatI bury, was chairman of the rec tion committee. Tomorrow an archbishop, thf bishops, four monsignors iI about 200 priests and nuns M join with thousands of the laity paying tribute.
 Rt Rev Monsignor John J. Givney of Bridgeport will be celebrant of the solemn high mi He will be assisted by his tn nephews, Rev Leo Finn of Oakvl Rev Francis Finn of Wallingf2 and Rev Vincent Finn of So Norwalk, all natives of Waterbi8 Most Rev John G. Muri archbishop of St Paul. Minn.
 deliver the eulogy. Most Rev seph E. Mccarthy, bishop of Pd land, successor to Archbisl Murray and also a fellow Wau burian, will be in the sanctun with Rt Rev John J. Milan. bHp| of Hartford, Rt Rev Maurice I| Auliffe. DID,, auxiliary bishop Hartford, Rt Rev Thomas s. DI gan, DID,, vicar general of the ( cese. and other notable prelates A special program of music
 be presented at the church andI the grave by the choir of the maculate Conception church
 der the direction of Professor r. Harmon. | The archbishop and ota church dignitaries will be escoI from the rectory to. the churchHl | Governor Cross and Mayor Hal and the color guard of the for degree, Knights of Columbusy] section of the church has been served for visiting clergymen
 nuns and for invited guests. moH | relatives of Father McGivney. l Supreme Knight Martin E. qI mody of Grand Rapids, Michia| Supreme Secretary William H.
 Ginley of New York and Supra | Director John E. Swift of Bos l will be in attendance at the chuI services and the gold jubilee | ercises at the Elton. All u l will deliver short addresses. A final meeting of the gen committee of arrangements hd ed by John F. Robinson will held this evening. John E.
 ger. vice-president of the Citi7 and Manufacturers National Ba is chairman of the reception C
 mittee and Roger Walsh Of
 banquet committee. Grand Kn
 Charles E. Mcdonald will m
 the opening address at the jul
 exercises.
 Superintendent of Police Jos
 H. Mclean announced today no parking would be permitted.
 morrow morning on the north of the green and also selecte
 detail of policemen to handle
 large crowd expected at the
 ices.
 If pleasant weather prey
 Waterbury will witness one of
 greatest church events in its
 tory and ono of the most imp
 sive tributes ever paid to q nd
 of Waterbury. The services
 take of city, state and nation
 pect and significance. The al
 has been planned by member
 Sheridan Council.
 It is also expected that sd
 of prominent residents of WI
 bury of all religious creeds throng the church and the
 to see Archbishop Murray and
 hopj McCarthy. who will
 their first local public apepa
 tomorrow since their consecri | A reception in their honor wi
 held at The Elton following &
 banquet. IT
 The state of Connecticut
 tho City of Wat7rbury Joins i Sheridan Council and tho supt|
 officers in making the tribu
 memorable one.