The Washington times., 1938-06-01
|64 new PRIESTS
TO Be ORDAINED
At CATHOLIC U.
Ceremonies Will Be
Next Sunday

University next Tuesday will mark
the ordination CT "a new priests,
the largest group in the world to
receive final orders this year out
side of Rome.
Almost every religious order Of
the Catholic Church will be rep
resented in the group Of young
men who will be ordained in the
Shrine Of the Immaculate Con-
ception by the Most Rev. John M.
Mcnamara, Auxiliary Bishop Of
Washington.
More than $500 persons are
expected to attend the ordination
services. The new priests will
represent every State in the
Union and several foreign coun-
tries.
Following their ordination, the
young priests will scatter to all
parts of the world. Graduates of
the Oblate Scholasticate will be
sent to home and foreign missions.
The Sulpician Seminary, re.
nowned for its scholars and their
archdiocesan work, will be repre-
sented by two candidates at the
ordination services. st. Joseph's
Seminary is graduating two can
didates to specialize in work among
Negroes both here and abroad.
WILL ASSIST BISHOP
The Rev. Walter J. Mccarthy,
S. S., and the Rev. Edward A.
Connolly. S. s., of the Sulpician
Seminary will assist Bishop Nc
Namara in celebrating the mass
which will start at 8 a. m. The
Rev. Walter j. Schmitz, S. S., will
act as master of ceremonies.
Candidates from various relig-
iouS communities here will receive
preliminary orders at services
starting Saturday at 8 p. M, in
the shrine.
Two Seminaries will hold sep
arate ordination services. At the
Marist Seminary, 10 clerics will be
invested with the order of sub
deaconate on June 10, by the Most
Rev. Michael j. Reyes, S. NJ,
D. D., Titular Bishop Of Areopolis,
formerly Bishop Of Savannah.
Bishop Reyes will also ordain 10
candidates to the priesthood dur
ing the ceremonies.
On June is, Bishop Mcnamara
will celebrate mass at the ordina-
ton of 43 clerics from the Domini-
can House of Studies at 8 a. m, in
st. Dominic's Church, Sixth and
E SITS. S. w.
THE CANDIDATES
List of candidates for the priest
hood and their communities Is as
follows:
SULPICIAN SEMINARY
The Rev. Messrs. Eugene A.
Walsh, S. S., and Edward A.
Cronan, S. S.
SALVATORIANS
The Rev. Messrs. Joseph Derks
and Leander Schneider.
CAPUCHIAN COLLEGE
Fraters Philip Freeland, Armand
Yeaglin and Colman Schultz.
HOLY NAME COLLEGE
Brothers Patrick Howard, Will
liam Hayes, Andrew Watkins.
Richard Heppler, John Weaver,
Claude Kellerman, Thomas Giblin,
Francis Kearney, Philip Sweeney,
Raymond Govern and Edmund
ChriSty.
ST. JOSEPH'S SEMINARY
The Rev. Messrs. Vincent Kelle-
her and Girard Sullivan.
OBLATE sCHOLASTICATE
Brothers John Burke, Daniel
Lynch, William Diamond, Daniel
Carr, William Quinn, Cuthbert
Billman, stephan Boudreau,
Thomas Ryan, Joseph Kelley,
Charles McBennett. Henry NC
|Cabe, John Handley, William Kir-
win, John Hynes, Francis McCar-
tin, Joseph Curtin, George Grim
minis, Alfred Delva, William Ryan,
Francis Crump and Charles Giles.
ST. JOHN DE MATTHIAS
COLLEGE
Rev. Mr.. Aloysius A. SilveStro.
AUGUSTINIAN COLLEGE
Brothers Robert Newburg, Law
renee Gerrity, James Barry, Henry
Carr, Edward Merwarth, John Cor
ley, Martin O'Neill, Thomas Cal
pin, James Clark, Timothy Keat-
ing, Vincent Burnell, John Aherne,
Stanley Cibulskis, Cornelius Le-
|hane, William Carney, Ezra Fen
ton, John Cavigan, John Griffin
and Edward Bennett.
ATONEMENT SEMINARY
The Rev. Messrs. Agnellus
|Rickelle. Ignatius McDonough and
Luke Fisher.
MARIST COLLEGE
Joseph Lloyd Whitfield, Ray
mond Healy, George Lepping Zap
pointed to foreign mission in
IOceania, South Seas), Martin Bar
rett, william Collins, Dolor Gin