The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-10

This morning at 9:30 o'clock in St Josephs Cathedral, Hartford, five Waterbury youths were or dained to priesthood by Most Rev John J. Milan, bishop of the dio- cese of Hartford. The spacious cathedral was thronged for the i'm pressive occasion, the ordination class consisting of IA candidates for holy orders.
 In the Cathedral of the Immac- ulate Conception in Albany. N. Y. to-day Most Rev Bishop Gibbons, D. D., officiating. another class of young priests was ordained, among whom was Rev William Dolan, M. S., native of Waterbury.
 Tomorrow morning four of the newly ordained priests will cele- brate their first solemn high masses in their parish churches. Special musical programs and special speakers will be features of their day of happiness.
 In St Margaret's church tomor- row morning at II o'clock Rev George William Butler, son of MT and Mrs George Butler of 160 Chestnut avenue, will celebrate his first mass, the musical order ar ranged by Prof J. l.. Bonn, the choir assisted by the quartet sing l ing the ordinary, and proper o1 the mass, Gounod's mass in honol of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. He is graduate of St Margaret school and the Crosby High school After spending two years at Holy Cross college he entered St Mary's in Baltimore for his final prepara- tions.
 St Francis Xavier church at Il o'clock tomorrow morning will be the scene of the first solemn mass of Rev George Benedict Curtis, son of MT and Mrs Dennis Curtis of Lounsbury street. He is a graduate of the Washington Cram mar school, Crosby High school and Holy Cross college. He com pleted his studies at St Bernard's seminary, Rochester.
 Rev Settimo Crudele of 309 South Main street, whose relatives are in Italy, will officiate at 10:30 o'clock tomorrow at solemn high mass in the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes. He is a graduate of the public schools of Waterbury and entered St Mary's, Baltimore, after several years of preparations at St Thomas seminary, Hartford.
 There will be especial interest tomorrow morning at II o'clock for the parishoners of St Joseph's s church in the celebration of the first mass of Rev Benedict F. Gau- roIiskas.
 Father GauronskaS, native of Lithuania, served as sexton of St Joseph's church for several years. He prepared for the priesthood at St Thomas seminary, University of Niagara and St Mary's semin- ary, Baltimore. Special honors are to be conferred upon Father Gau- ronskas by his many friends among the parishoners.
 Rev William Dolan, M. S., who was ordained in Albany this morn ing is the son of Mrs Mary Dolan of GA Fox street. He is graduate of the Barnard Grammar school, the junior seminary of the La- Salette order in Hartford and the novitiate in Bloomfield. He com pleted his studies at Altamount, N. Y. He will celebrate his first mass in St Patrick's church at Il o'clock Sunday, June 18th.
 Rev Joseph Andrew Healey, who was ordained in Hartford to- day, plans also to celebrate his first mass on Sunday. June 18th. He is a member of St Francis Xavier parish and the son of Mrs Catherine and the late Bernard Healey of 1867 South Main street. He is a graduate of the Hopeville Grammar school and prepared at St Charles. Maryland, before en- tering St Mary's seminary, Balti- more. F
 Rev John Thomas Tracy. O. M. T.. S. T. B., son of Mrs Mary c. and the late John T.. Tracy. of AZ Webb street. will be ordained to the priesthood in the Immaculate Conception Shrine of the Catholic University of America at Wash ington, D. c. on June 18th.
 Father Tracy, a member of the Oblates of Mary Immaculate Mis- sionary society. will celebrate his first solemn high mass in the church of the Sacred Heart, Sum- day, June Is at II o'clock.
 He graduate from Sacred Heart grammar school in 1921 and after a year spent at Crosby High school entered Holy Angels seminary at Buffalo, N. Y. He completed his novitiate at Tewksbury, Mass. and his philosophical studies at New burgh, N. Y. Father Tracy is now finishing his theological studies at Catholic University where he will receive the degree of Bachelor of Sacred Theology at commence ment exercises, June 14th.
 Father William F. Haley. O. M. l., noted missionary and lecturer of the Oblate Order, will deliver the sermon at the mass. Rev Cor nelius F. Teulings of swatertown