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THE BULLETIN OF THE CATHOLIC LAYMEN’S ASSOCIATION OF GEORGIA
JANUARY 29, 1938
Parish Buildings at Wilson, N. C., Fr. Dolan, Pastor
MSGR. SHEEN will give the Foer-
ster Lecture on the Immortality of
the Soul at the University of Cali
fornia January 29 at Berkeley, Cal.
Tile Rev. Hugh Dolan is now pas
tor of the parish at Wilson, which
includes not only St. Theresa’s
Church there, but a wide mission
field, including such places as St.
Elizabeth's Farmville, and its sub
stantial church, and mission stations
like Stantonsburg. Kenley, Bailey
Elm City, Middlesex, Pine Tops, Sar
atoga, Lucama, Wilbanks and Sims.
An enumeration of these mission sta
tions, covering a wide area with Wil
son as the center, indicates that the
days of the pioneers are not yet over
in North Carolina, but the progress
which has been made is a founda
tion for great hope for the future.
Father Dolan came to the Diocese of
Raleigh after his ordination in 1934
when he finished his course in theo
logy at Mt. St. Mary's Seminary,
Maryland, the alma mater also of
Bishop Hafey, and his zeal and abil
ity so commended him to the Bishop
that he was soon placed in charge of
the Wilson missions, where he has
labored so effectively since.
BISHOPS ARE NAMED
F
OFFICERS OF MASS
AT INSTALLATION
Bishop Hafey Is Celebrant in
His Former Cathedral
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vanni Cicognuni , D. D., Apostolic
Delegate.
BlSiiGP-ELECT EUSTACE is one
of the three named by His Holiness
for newly created Sees. The Most
Rev. Thomas H. McLaughlin. S. T. D.,
V. G-, Auxiliary Bishop of Newark,
has been appointed Bishop of Pater
son. The Rev. Francis R. Cotton,
chancellor of the Archdiocese of
Louisville, has been appointed Bishop
of Owensboro.
The new Bishop of Camden was
born in 1887. He studied at Xavier
College. New York: St. Joseph’s
Seminary. Dunwocdie, and the North
American College. Rome, where he
was ordained in 1914. For many
years he was professor at St. Jos
eph's Seminary. This year he was
named rector of the Church of the
Blessed Sacrament. New Rochelle.
BIr HCP IVIcLAUGHLiN was also
educated at Xavier College, New
York- He made his theological studies
at Innsbruck, Austria. He was or
dained to the priesthood in 1904 and
for 10 vears was president of Seton
Hall Col'ege, following which he was
appointed lector of the diocesan
seminary. He was named Auxiliary
Birbr.n and Vicar General of Newark
in 1935, and was consecrated in July
of that vear.
ETf' OF - ELECT COTTON w a e
bom in 18S3 in Bardstown, Ky. He
studied at St. Mary’s Seminary. Bal
timore, and the Sulpician Seminary.
Washington. He was ordained to the
priesthood in 1920. Later he went to
Rome for special studies. He is
chancellor of the Diocese of Louis
ville.
THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
will held their annual convention in
Cincinnati starting August 14, the su
preme beard announces after a meet
ing in New York. The board recom
mended to all Councils active partici
pation in Catholic Press Month ef
forts.
Compliments
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WILSON. N. C.
Officials of the Pontifical Mass and
the installation of Bishop McGuin-
ness as Bishop of Raleigh, at which
His Eminence, Cardinal Dougherty,
presided included: Celebrant of the
Mass, the Most Rev. William J.
Hafey, D. D„ Coadjutor Bishop of
Scranton; archpriest, the Rev. James
A. Manley, Wilmington, N. C.; dea
con of the Mass, the Rev. Maurice
McDonnell, O. B.. Charlotte; sub
deacon, the Rev. William J. Mc
Laughlin, C. SS. R., Newton Grove;
chaplains to Bishop McGuinness. the
Rev. William F. O'Brien. Durham,
and the Rev. William J. Dillon. *o£
Finehurst; burgia bearer, the Rev.
Stephen A. Sullivan, Southern
Pines; mitre bearer, the Rev. Wil
liam E. Pearson, New Bern;\ crozier
bearer, the Rev. Frank J. Howard,
Wilmington; book bearer, the Rev.
J. J. Noonan, Greenville; thurifer,
the Rev. Michael J. Begley. High
Point; crucifier, the Rev. J. L. Fed
eral .Swannanoa; acolytes, the Rev.
Hugh Dolan, Wilson, and the Rev.
T. F. Carney, Morehead City; mas
ters of ceremony, the Rev. Salva
tore M. Burgio, C. M., Philadelphia;
the Rev. T. A. Williams, Southern
Pines, and the Rev. J. A. Brown, of
Raleigh.
Fr. Foulkes Conducts
Charlotte Triduum
CHARLOTTE, N. C.—A Triduum
in preparation for the Feast of the
Immaculate Conception was held in
St. Peter’s Church here, closing with
the reception of nineteen girls into
the Sodality of the Children of Mary.
The sermons were preached by the
Rev. D- J. Foulkes, S. J. The ser
vices were well attended, and the
number of Holy Communicants was
most edifying.
At the last meeting of the Catholic
Men's Club for the year 1937, Father
Foulkes delivered a masterly address
in which he enlarged upon the evils
of Communism.
The annual election of officers of
the Children of Mary resulted as
follows: Mary Ellen Pennell, presi
dent; Patricia Ritch, vice-president;
Anna Marie Hummert, secretary and
treasurer.
Wilson Flora! Oo.
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Members Telegraph Delivery
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TELEPHONE 1091
Wilson, N. C.
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WILSON, N. C.
J. D. Gold, President
D. H. Gold, Secretary and
Treasurer
Established 18CT
P. D. GOLD
PUBLISHING CO., INC.
Publishers of
The Daily Times (1902)
The Wilson Times (1896)
Two Editions Daily—Tuesday and
Friday and Zion's Landmark (1867)
Semi-Monthly. Only Newspapers in
Wilson County. Book and Catalogue
Work. First Class Commercial Job
Printing Ruling and Binding.
Wilson, North Carolina
BROTHER OF PRIESTS
DIES IN CHARLOTTE
George Meyer Leading
Member of St. Peter’s
Parish There
CHARLOTE, N. C.—St. Peter’s par
ish was saddened in recent weeks by
the death of George Meyer. Mr. Mey
er, for a number of years a leading
member of St. Peter’s parish, was the
brother of two of the former pastors
of that church. Rev. Francis Meyer,
O- S. B., and Rev. Anthony Meyer,
O. S. B., both deceased. n
The Rev. Maurice McDonnell, O. S.
B.. pastor, was celebrant of the Sol
emn Mass of Requiem. The Rev.
Stanislaus Bethel, O- S. B., was dea-
con the Rev. Lennox Federal, pastor
of St. Margaret Mary’s, Swannanoa,
sub-deacon, and Donald Lampke,
master of ceremonies. Present in the
Sanctuary were the Very Rev. Nich
olas Bliley, O. S. B., Prior of Bel
mont Abbey, the Rev. Michael Mc-
Inerny, O. S. B.. of Belmont Abbey,
and the Rev- Cuthbert Allen. O. S. B.,
Rector of Belmont Abbey College.
The music of the Mass was sung by
the pupils of O'Donoghue School. In
terment was in Belmont Abbey Cem
etery.
BISHOP McNAMARA officiated
at the laying of the cornerstone of
Dunbarton College of Holy Cross, at
Washington, D. C., January 19. The
Sisters of the Holy Cross will offer
a college course there starting in
September. It will be the 82nd sen
ior Catholic College for women in
the Uinted States; it now is a junior
college.
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WILSON, N. C.
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dramatized incidents of his life.
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