The Catholic Standard and Times, Volume 67, Number 33, 4 May 1962 — 44 Priests Will Mark Priestly Silver Jubilees [ARTICLE+ILLUSTRATION]

44 Priests Will Mark Priestly Silver Jubilees

Afajjej of Thanksgiving Mark Jubilees for 44 Area Priests

Thirty-nine priests of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia and five priests of the Diocese of Allentown this month will mark their completion of 25 years in the priesthood. The Philadelphia silver jubilarians are: Rt. Rev. Msgr. William J. Kane, Rt. Rev. Msgr. John J. Sefton, and the Revs. Michael J. Augustyn, Joseph C. Belz, Paul A. Cloeren, Thomas J. Corrigan, John P. Cosgrove, John A. Cullen, Edward'L. Esler, John B. Fee, John B. Fitzpatrick, Joseph E. Fitzpatrick, William H. Flatley, Robert A. Gregg, Thomas F. Golden, Joseph N. Gross, Joseph R. Honorowski, Thomas P. Hopkins, Joseph P. Keeney, Francis W. Kelly, Paul A. Lambarski, John C. Larkin, John B. Ligenza, Paul P. Maloney, John J. Martin, Raymond A. McCullough, James E. McLaughlin, .fames J. Mehan, Francis X. Monville, Frederick J. Moors, Joseph J. O’Brien, Michael J. O’Rourke, Thomas P. Pryor, A. Laurence Shields, John W. Simons, Theodore R. Strenger, Edmund W. Walsh, Richard J. Walsh and Joseph P. Whearty. The five jubilarians from the Diocese of Allentown are: Revs. Joseph C. Gaudinskas, Charles L. McNulty, John J. Nawn, Casimir J. Rakauskas, Michael Romagno. All 44 silver jubilarians were ordained in the Cathedral of SS. Peter and Paul, Philadelphia, by His Eminence Dennis Cardinal Dougherty on May 22, 1937. Fathers Augustyn, Honorowski and Lambarski studied for the priesthood at SS. Cyril and Methodius Seminary, Orchard Lake, Mich.; Father Cullen, at Mt. St. Mary’s Seminary, Emmitsburg, Md.; all the other jubilarians studied at St. Charles Borromeo Seminary, Overbrook. Death has claimed six members of the ordination class of 1937. Two priests of this group lost their lives during World War H—the Rev. Anthony J. Conway as a U. S. Navy chaplain, and the Rev. Dominic F. GiHespie as a U. S. Army chaplain. The Rev. George T. Concannon died March 22, 1960, while principal of the Cardinal Dougherty High School. Other deceased classmates were the Revs. James H. Mahoney, John H. Smith and Charles J. McCluskey, who died suddenly on April 10 this year. Biographical data and information on Masses of thanksgiving and jubilee observances follow:

MSGR. JOHN J. SEFTON The Rt. Rev. J. Sefton, pastor of St. Francis de Sales Church, 47th st. and Springfield ave., will celebrate his silver jubilee Mass there on Sunday, June 17, at 11 A.M. Born in Philadelphia on August 17, 1911. Msgr. Sefton attended Our Lady of Victory School and West Catholic Boys’ High School before entering St. Charles Seminary, Overbrook, in 1927. He offered his first solemn Mass in Our Lady of Victory Church on May 23, 1937. Msgr. Sefton’s first assignment after ordination was as assistant pastor of St. Joseph’s Church, Reading. He also served as assistant pastor of Holy Family, New Philadelphia, 1938-1941; Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Doylestown, 19411944 r St. Alice, Stonehurst, 1944-1946. and St. Francis de Sales, Philadelphia, 1946-1957. He served as pastor of Presentation B.V.M. Church, Cheltenham, from 1957 until his appointment last year to St. Francis de Sales. Msgr. Sefton has been executive director of the Catholic Charities Appeal since .1958. He was named a domestic prelate with the title of Right Rev. Monsignor in October, 1959. Officers at the silver jubilee Mass will include the Rev. Robert A. Gregg, deacon, and the Rev. Martin J. Barrett, sub-deacon The sermon will be delivered by the Rt. Rev. Msgr. John J. Noone. chancellor of the archdiocese.

MSGR. WILLIAM J. KANE The Rt. Rev. Msgr. William J. Kane, rector of St. Joseph’s-in-the-Hills Retreat House, Malvern, will mark his silver jubilee with a solemn Mass in the Cathedral of SS. Peter and Paul on Thursday, May 17, at 6 P.M. Msgr. Kane’s brother, the Rev. James J. Kane of Scranton, will be deacon of the Mass, the Rev. Joseph C. Dougherty will be sub-deacon. The Rev. John C. Larkin will serve as assistant priest. Bishop George L. Leech of Harrisburg will deliver the jubilee sermon. Msgr. Kane was bom ip Ashley, Pa., on March 14, 1911. He attended St. Leo’s grade and high school there, and entered St. Charles Seminary, Overbraok, in 1927. After three years’ study at the Pontifical Atheneo of the Roman Seminary (Lateran), he returned to Philadelphia and offered his first solemn Mass in St. Leo’s Church, Ashley, on May 23, 1937. He served as professor at Rom4n Catholic High School, 1937-1947; as vice rector of St. Joseph’s-in-the-Hills, 1947-1952; and rector of the retreat house from 1952 until the present. From 1952 to 1957 he was in instructor at Immaculate College, Malvern. REV. M. J. AUGUSTYIf The Rev. Michael J. Augustyn will mark his silver jubilee with a Mass of thanksgiving on Sunday, June 3, at 11 A.M. In I the Church of St. Laurentlus.

Memphis and E. Berks sts., where he Is assistant pastor. Assistant priest at the jubilee Mass will be the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Peter J. Klekotka. The Rev. Reynold A. Czarnota will be deacon and the Rev. Walter A. Rajmund, sub-deacon. The Rev. Francis J. Sysol will deliver the sermon. A parish reception will follow the Mass. Father Augustyn was bom in Philadelphia on February 18, 1910. He attended St. Josaphat's School here, St. John Kanty Prep. Erie, Pa., and Villanova University before studying for the priesthood at SS. Cyril and Methodius Seminary, Orchard Lake, Mich. After ordination he received his master’s degree in education ftt>m Villanova University. He served as assistant pastor of St. Hedwig’s Church, Chester, from 1937 to 1955, St. John Cantius, 1955-1956, and St. Lauren tis, from 1956 to the pres-: ent. REV. JOSEPH C. BELZ The Rev. Joseph C. Belz was bom in Atlantic City, N. J., on November 29,1911. He attended Our Lady Star of the Sea School there, and St. Columba’s and Incarnation of Our Lord schools ip Philadelphia. After his graduation from St. Joseph's Preparatory School, he entered St. Charles Seminary, Overbrook, in 1929. He celebrated his first solemn Mass in Incarnation' of Our Lord Church on May 23, 1937. Following his ordination Father Belz served as assistant pastor of St. Joseph’s Church, Jim Thorpe, 1937-1938: St. Alphonsus, 1938-1939; Our Lady Help of Christians, 1939-1943; Incarnation of Our Lord, 19431954; St. Laurence, Highland Park, 1954- 1960. and St. Andrew, Drexel Hill, from 1960 to the present. Father Belz will offer a silver jubilee Mass of thanksgiving in the Church of St. Andrew, School lane and Mason ave., Drexel Hill, on Sunday, May 6, at 1:15 P.M. The Rev. Arthur P. Elliott will be assistant priest, the Rev. Vincent D. McGartland, deacon, and the Rev. Joseph F. Curtin, subdeacon. The sermon will be preached by the Rev. Joseph L. King. A parish dinner at the Club Del Rio, Havertown, will follow the Mass. REV. PAUL A. CLOEREN The Rev. Paul A. Cloeren will mark the silver jubilee of his ordination with a Mass of thanksgiving on Sunday, May 20, at 12:15 P.M. in the Church of St. Carthage, Cedar ave. and

Cobbs Creek pkwy., where he is assistant pastor. The Rev. Paul J. Schierse will be deacon and the Rev. Arthur J. Nace will be subdeacon. The Rev. James J. Marley, pastor of St. Carthage Church, will deliver the sermon. Father Cloeren was bom in Philadelphia on July 13, 1910. He attended Assumption B V.M., Visitation 8.V.M., and St. Malachy’s grammar schools and Northeast Catholic High School before entering St. Charles Seminary, Overbrook, in 1927. He offered his first solemn Mass in Holy Child Church on May 23, 1937. He has served as assistant pastor of the following churches: Annunciation 8.V.M., Shenandoah, 1937-1939; St. Aloysius, Philadelphia, 1939-1942; Holy Cross, - 1942-1953; Holy Angels, 1952-1958; and St. Carthage, 1958 to the present. REV. THOMAS J. CORRIGAN , The Rev. Thomas J. Corrigan, pastor of Our Lady of Grace, Penndel, will offer a solemn Mass of thanksgiving in his parish church on May 27 at 12:15. The Rev. Joseph A. St. Clair will assist as deacon; the Rev. H. Glenn Bennett, sub-deacon. The sermon will be given by the Rev. John J. Dunion.

Father Corrigan will be tendered a parish reception that evening. A native of Philadelphia, Father Corrigan attended Nativity B.V.M. School and St. Joseph’s College High School before entering St. Charles Seminary, Overbrook. His first assignment was to Annunciation' B.V.M. Church, Shenandoah. He wag. named to St. Michael’s, Chester, in 1940; to St. Agatha’s, Philadelphia, in 1945; to St. Benedict’s, Philadelphia, in 1948, and to Holy Child, Philadelphia, in 1957. He was named administrator of Our Lady of Grace, Penndel, in September, 1958, and became pastor of the pariah in January, 1962. REV. JOHN P. COSGROVE The Rev. John P. Cosgrove was bom in Philadelphia on March 9, 1909. He attended Gesu School and Roman Catholic High School, before entering St. Charles Seminary in 1927. He offered his first solemn Masd in the Church of St. Francis Xavier on May 23, 1937. H s first assignment was as chaplain at Philadelphia General Hospital, where he served for two years. He was

professor at St. Thomas More High School, 1939-1940; and assistant pastor of St. Anne’s Church, 1940-1952; St. John the Baptist, 1952-1959; and St. Patrick’s, 1959 to the present. Father Cosgrove will offer a solemn Mass of thanksgiving to mark his silver jubilee of ordination on Sunday, May 6, at 10:30 A.M. in St. Patrick's Church, 20th and Locust sts. The Rev. William E. Pope will be assistant priest, the Rev. Joseph M. Collins, deacon, and the Rev. Paul J. Cahill, sub-deacon. The sermon will be delivered by the Rev. John T. Mitchell. A reception will be held in the parish hall on Thursday May 10, at 8 P.M. REV. JOHN A. CULLEN The Rev. John A. Cullen, who this year marks the silver jubilee of his ordination to the priesthood, was born in Lanslord, Pa., on September 14, 1908. He attended St. Ann’s School there, St. Ann's High School and Lansford High School before entering Mt. St. Mary’s Seminary, Emmitsburg, Md., in 1929. He celebrated his first solemn Mass in St. Ann’s Church, Lansford, on May 23, 1937. Following ordination, he was appointed assistant pastor of Sacred Heart Church, Oxford. He also served as assistant pastor of SS. Simon and Jude Church, Bethlehem, 1937-1938, and Nativity B.V.M. parish, Media, 1938-1955.

Because of prolonged illness, Father Cullen currently resides at Villa St. Joseph, Darby, where he will celebrate his silver jubilee privately. REV. EDWARD L. EBLER The Rev. Edward L. Esler will celebrate his silver jubilee in the priesthood with a solemn Mass of thanksgiving on Sunday, May 20, at 'll A.M. in the Church of St. Joan of Arc, Frankford ave. and Atlantic st., where he is assistant pastor. Assistant priest at the jubilee Mass will be the Rev. Joseph J. Fricker. The Rev. Edward J. Kenney will be deacon and the Rev. Henry S. McNulty, sub-deacon. The Rev. James F. S'mon will deliver the sermon. A reception in the parish hall will be held at 8 P.M. on Tuesday, May 22. Father Esler was born In Colwyn, Del. Co., on November 1, 1911. He attended St. Clement’s parish school and West Catholic Boys’ High School, and prepared for the priesthood at St. Charles Seminary, Overbrook. He offered his first sol-

emn Mass in St. Clement’s Church on May 23, 1937. His first assignment as assistant pastor was to Annunciation B.V.M. Church, Catasauqua, 1937-1942. He also served at St. Richard’s, 19421953; St. Joseph’s, Collingdale, 1953- Our Lady of Lourdes, 1954- and St. Joan of Arc’s. He has two sisters in religion: Sister Marie Celestine, 1.H.M., of Nativity B.V.M. High School. Pottsville, and Sister Josefita Maria, of Denis J. O’Connell High School, Arlington, Va. REV. JOHN B. FEE The Rev. John B. Fee, administrator of St. Philip Neri Church, 2nd and Queen sts., will mark the silver jubilee of his ordination to the priesthood with a solemn Mass of thanksgiving in the parish church on Sunday, May 27, at 10 A.M. The Rev. James F. Muldowney. S.J., will be deacon, and the Rev. William D. Dunn will be sub-deacon. The Rev. Gerald A. McGinley will deliver the sermon. The Mass will also open the Forty Hours devotion in St. Philip’s parish, birthplace of the Forty Hours in the United States 109 years ago. \

Father Fee was bom in Philadelphia on April 16, 1910. He attended St. Francis Xavier School here: Aquinas School, Columbus, Ohio, and Northeast Catholic High School here before entering St. Charles Seminary. He pursued postgraduate studies at Villanova University and the University of Pennsylvania. He offered his- first solemn Mass in the Church of St. Francis Xavier on May 23, 1937. He was professor at St. Thomas More H'gh School, 1937-1942; assistant pastor of St. James Church, 1952-1956; of St. Bernard's, 1956-1958: and St. Bridget’s, 1958-1959. He was named administrator of St. Philip's in 1959, REV. JOHN B. FITZPATRICK The Rev. John B. Fitzpatrick, professor at Roman Catholic High School for 25 years, was born June 17, 1912, in Philadelphia. He attended Our Lady of the Holy Souls School here and Holy Spirit High School, Atlantic City. Father Fitzpatrick offered his first solemn Mass in the Church of St. Rose of Lima on May 23, 1937. He was appointed assistant pastor of King of Peace parish in 1937, and the same year was named to the faculty of Roman Catholic High School. He has resided at Old Ct. Mary’s, St. Edmond’s, St.

Francis of Assisi, and St. Callisjtus parishes. „ He was awarded his master's degree in psychology by Villanova University and his doctorate by the University of Pennsylvania. He heads the English department and guidance program at Roman Catholic. Father Fitzparick will offer a jubilee Mass for the high school faculty and students on Thursday, May 17, at 10:30 A.M. in the Cathedral of SS. Peter and Paul. The Rev. Richard J. Walsh will be deacon, and the Rev. Donald F. Siegfried, sub-deacon. The Rev. James T. Dolan, rector of Roman Catholic, will preach. Father Fitzpatrick will also celebrate a solemn Mass in St. Callistus Church on Sunday, May 27, at 11 A M., at which his brother, the Rev. Peter A. Fitzpatrick, will be deacon and the Rev. John E. Dunn will be sub-deacon. The Rev. Andrew P. Brown will deliver the sermon.

REV. J. E. FITZPATRICK The Rev. Joseph E. Fitzpatrick, pastor of St. Joseph’s Church, Spring City, will mark his silver jubilee in the priesthood with a Mass of thanksgiving in Sacred Heart Church, Royersford, on Sunday, May 27, at 11A.M. Father Fitzpatrick was bom in Philadelphia, where he attended St. Columba’s School and St. Charles Seminary’, Overbrook. He offered his first solemn Mass in the Church of St. Columba on May 23, 1937. His first assignment was as assistant pastor of St. Joseph’s Church, Downingtown, where he remained until 1942. He also served as assistant pastor of St. Katharine of Siena Church, Wayne, 1942-1960. and St. Timothy’s, Philadelphia, 1960-1962. In February of this year he was named pastor of St. Joseph’s, Spring City. REV. WILLIAM H. FLATLEY The Rev. William H. Flatley, pastor of St. Gabriel’s Church, 29th and Dickinson sts., will mark his silver jubilee with a solemn Mass there on Sunday, May 27, at 11 A.M. The jubilarian’s brother, the Rev. Edward J. Flatley, will be deacon of the Mass. The Rev. Joseph T. Daley will be Sub-deacon. The Rt. Rev. Msgr, John J. Noone will deliver the sermon. A parish reception will be held the same evening. Father Flatley was born in Philadelphia on December 11, 1911. He attended West Catholic Boys’ High School and St. Charles Seminary, Overbrook, and offered his first solemn

Mass in the Church of St. Grej ory on May 23, 1937. He was assistant pastor i St. Patrick's Church, Pott ville, from 1937 to 1940, and i St. Francis de Sales pari? from 1940 to 1943. when he wa j commissioned a U. S. Arm ! chaplain. He returned to St. Franri de Sales in March, 1946. am | remained there until namet : pastor of St. John of the Cross Church, Roslyn, in 1955. Ii j January. 1961, he was aj I pointed pastor of St. Gabriel ; Church. REV. ROBERT A. GREGG The Rev. Robert A. Gregj assistant pastor of Holy Chil Church, Broad st. and Dune* non ave., and assistant to tit executive director of the Cat! olic Charities Appeal, will marl his jubilee with a Mass in Ho! Child Church on Wednesday May 30. at 11 A M. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. John G McFadden will deliver the ser mon. Luncheon at the Barclay will follow the Mass. Father Gregg was born it Philadelphia on May IS. 1911 He attended St. Ludwig! School and Roman Catholic High School before entering St Charles Seminary. Overbrook in 1927. He offered his first solemn Mass in the Church ol the Most Precious Blood or May 23. 1962. His first appointment was to St. Gertrude's parish. Conshohocken. He also senec as assistant pastor of St. Vincent de Paul Church. Miners ville, 1937-1938; Sacred Heart, Allentown. 1938-1939; St. Barnabas. 1939-1944; St. Veronica 1944-1953: and Qur Lady of Mt Carmel, 1953 to 1961. when hi was transferred to his presen. assignment at Holy Child par ish.

| E v. THOMAS F. GOLDEN | phe Rev. Thomas F. Golden « bom in Philadelphia on A |i f 20, 1912. He attended St. > me's School and St. Joseph’s I -tparatory School, And enst. Charles Seminary, f rtrbrook, in September, 1929. He offered his first solemn its in St. Anne’s Church on 1 iv 23. 1937. He has served assistant pastor of SS. Peter i d Paul Church, Lehighton, t 57-1938; St Hugh’s, 193851; and Sacred Heart of sus, South Philadelphia, 195459. Since 1959 Father Golden has en assistant rector of the lurch of St. Cecilia, Fox lase, where he will celebrate ’ e silver jubilee of his ordinaJ m to the priesthood privately th a Mass on May 22. REV. JOSEPH N. GROSS s The Rev. Joseph N. Gross, 0 stor of Holy Trinity Church, 51 i and Spruce sts., will mark 1 s silver jubilee with a solemn >: ass there on Sunday, May at 12:15 P.M. i! The Rev. William F. HamEke will be deacon and the /. James F. Cassidy, subaeon. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. arles B. Mynaugh will each. A reception will be Id at 4 P.M. the same day at n Domingo Hall, 2009 Spruce Father Gross was bom in liladelphia on October 24, 12. He attended Roman Cathe High School and St. Charf Seminary, Overbrook. He fo pursued pos|%raduate idies at Villanova University id the University of Pennsylnia. He offered his first solemn ass in the Church of St. anaventure on May 23, 1937. [ter a summer as assistant istor of St. Madeline's, Ridy Park, he joined the faculty St. Thomas More High ihool, where he remained itil 1953. He was then sprinted administrator of Holy rinity Church and professor t Roman Catholic High School, nd in 1954 was named pastor ! Holy Trinity. While teaching at St. Thomas lore, Father Gross resided at L Madeline’s, Ridley Park; t. Ludwig's, and St. Mary of le Assumption parishes. He as been chaplain of St. Maria loretti High School since 1957.

REV. J. B. HQNOBOWSKI The Rev. Joseph R. Honorowki, pastor of St. Stanislaus hurch, Coatesville, will mark is silver jubilee with a solemn lass there on Sunday, June 3, 111:30 A.M. The Rev. Paul A. Lambarsld ill be deacon, and the Rev. ohn B. Ligenza will be subeacon. The Rev. Joseph M. lacek will preach. The Rt. lev. Msgr. Casimir F. Lawnizak will be toastmaster at a anquet honoring Father Honoowski at 5 P.M. the same day. The Jubilarian was bom in henindoah on December 25, 908 He attended St. Casimir’s •chool there and St. Mary’s ligh School and College, Orhard Lake, Mich., before enuring SS. Cyril and Methodius *minary, Orchard Lake. He ffered his first solemn Mass a St. Casimir’s Church, Shenandoah on May 23, 1937. Father Honorowsld , was asisttnt rector of Holy Trinity Tiurch, Phoenixvllle, 1937; St. tanislaus, Philadelphia, 1937953; St. Josaphat’s, 1953-1959, nd St, John Cantius, 1959-1961. -ast December he was named

pastor of St. Stanislaus parish, Coatesville. REV. THOMAS P., HOPKINS The Rev. Thomas P. Hopkins, professor of ancient and ecclesiastical history and English at St. Charles Seminary, Overbrook, was bom in Philadelphia on September 23, 1910. He attended St. Francis of Assisi School, Northeast Catholic High School, and St. Joseph’s College before entering St. Charles Seminary in 1931. He offered his first solemn Mass in St. Francis of Assisi Church on May 23, 1937. He served as assistant pastor of St. Joseph’s Church, Ambler, from 1937 to 1939, and at St. Timothy’s parish from 1939 to 1943. Father Hopkins was chosen vice rector of St. Charles Seminary in held this post until 1956, when he was appointed professor of history and English. Father Hopkins will mark the silver jubilee of his ordina-. tion to the priesthood with a Mass in the chapel of St. Charles Seminary on May 22, the actual anniversary date.

REV. JOSEPH P. KEENEY The Rev. Joseph P. Keeney, assistant pastor of St. Matthias Church, Bryn Mawr and Highland aves.; Bala-Cynwyd, will note his silver jubilee with a solemn Mass there on Sunday, May 27, at 12:15 P.M. Auxiliary Bishop Francis J. Furey will deliver the sermon at the Mass> The Rev. Francis N. McDevitt will be deacon and the Rev. Henry B. Degnan will be sub-deacon. Father Keeney was bora in Norristown on May 2, 1907. He attended St. Patrick’s School there and Roman Catholic High School, Philadelphia, before entering St. Charles Seminary, Overbrook. He celebrated his first solemn Mass in St. Patrick’s Church, Norristown, on May 23, 1937. Since ordination, Father Keeney has served as assistant rector of St. Joseph’s Church, Ashland: St. Jerome’s, Tamaqua, 1937-1939; Holy Saviour, Linwood, 1939-1941; Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, South Philadelphia, 1941-1952; Most Blessed Sacrament, 1952-1956; St. Helena, 1956-1961, and St. Matthias, Bala-Cynwyd, for the past year.

BEV. FBANCIS W. KELLY The Rev. Francis W. Kelly, a chaplain in the U. S. Navy, will mark his silver jubilee with a solemn Mass of thanksgiving in the Church of St. Cyril of Alexandria, East Lansdowne, on Wednesday, May 30, at 11 A.M. x Assistant priest will be the Rev. John J. Mulhem. The Very Rev. Donald Hoag, 0.F.M., will be deacon, and the Rev. Richard J. Walsh, sub-deacon. The sermon will be delivered by the. Rev. James Follard, C.P. Dinner at the Alpine Club, Springfield, Del. Co., will be held the same afternoon. Father Kelly attended St. Agatha’s School in Philadelphia and St. Charles Seminary, Overbrook. He offered his first solemn Mass in St. Cyril's Church, East Lansdowne, on May 23,.‘1937. He served as assistant pastor of St. Canicus Church, Mahanoy City, 19371939, and St. Charles, Oakview, 1939-1942. Three months after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in December, 1941, he was commissioned a chaplain in the Navy. Father Kelly served with the

U. S. Marines on Tulagi, Guadalcanal, Tarawa, and Okinawa before returning to parish work in 1946 as assistant pastor at St. Robert's parish, Chester, and St. Helena’s, Philadelphia. With the outbreak of hostilities in Korea, Father Kelly returned to the Navy and was appointed chaplain of the famed First Marine Division ID February, 1951. He is now base chaplain at Camp Lejeune, N. C., and holds the rank of captain in the Navy and colonel in the Marines. REV. PAUL A. LAMBARSKI The Rev. Paul A. Lajnbarski, assistant pastor of St. Hedwig's Church, 4th and Hayes sts., Chester, will celebrate solemn Mass there on Sunday, May 27, at 1 P.M. to mark his silver jubilee. Assistant priest at the Mass will be the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Peter J. Klekotka. pastor of St. Hedwig’s. The Rev. Joseph R. Honorowski will be deacon and the Rev. John J. Jagodzinski will be sub-deacon. The Rev. John Smigielski will preach. Father Lambarski will be tendered a banquet at 5 P.M. the same day in the parish hall. Father Lambarski was bom in Philadelphia on January 15, 1911. He attended St. Adalbert’s School; Northeast Catholic High School; St. Mary’s College, Orchard Lake, Mich., and St. Cyril and Methodius Seminary, Orchard Lake. He offered his first solemn Mass in St. Adalbert’s Church oi) May 23, 1937. He has served as assistant pastor in the following parishes: St. Casimir’s, Mahanoy City, 1937-1938; St. Anthony's, Cumbola, 1938-1939; St. Josaphat’s, Manayunk, 1939-1941; St. Stanislaus, Bethlehem, 19411943; St. Mary of Czestochowa, Philadelphia, 1943-1957, and St. Hedwig’s, Chester, 1957 to the present.

BEV. JOHN C. LARKIN The Rev. John C. Larkin, pastor of Visitation B.V.M. Church, Trooper, will offer a solemn Mass of thanksgiving there on Sunday, June 3, at 12:15 P.M., marking his silver juhilee. Assistant priest will be the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Cornelius V. O’Brien. The Rev. Edward J. Foley will be deacon, and the Rev. Joseph B. McGovern, subdeacon. The Rev. John E. Dunn will deliver the sermon. Father Larkin was born in Branchdale on December 24, 1907. He attended public school there and Minersville High School before entering St. Charles Seminary. He offered his first solemn Mass in St. Mary Star of the Sea Church. Branchdale, on May 23, 1937. He served as assistant pastor of Holy Rosary Church, Reading, 1937-1938; Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Philadelphia, 1938-1941 and again, after service as a chaplain in the U. S. Navy, from 1946 to 1949; and Visitation 8.V.M., Philadelphia, 1949-1954. Father Larkin was chosen in 1954 to found the parish of Visitation 8.V.M., Trooper, where he is now pastor. BEV. JOHN B. LIGENZA The Rev. John B. Ligenza, assistant pastor of St. Mary's Church, Conshohocken, was born in Lahsford on July 18, 1910. He attended SS. Peter and Paul School there and Summit Hill H’gh School. He studied at St Mary’s Col-|

lege, Orchard Lake, Mich., until 1931. when he entered St. Charles Seminary, Overbrook. His first solemn Mass was celebrated in the Church of SS. Peter and Paul, Lansford, on May 23, 1937. ' Father Ligenza will offer a sung Mass of thanksgiving in the Lansford church on Sunday, May 27, at 10 A.M. for members of his family. Since ordination, Father Ligenza served as assistant pastor of St. Mary’s, Conshohocken, where he is at present assigned, from 1937 to 1938; St. John Cantius, Philadelphia, from 1938 to 1955; St. Adalbert’s, Philadelphia, from 1955 to 1960, when he returned to the Conshohocken parish. REV. PAUL P. MALONEY The Rev. Paul P. Maloney will mark his silver jubilee with a solemn Mass of thanksgiving at St. Donato’s Church on May 27 at 12 noon. The Rev. James J. Kinney will be deacon of the Mass; the Rev. Joseph A. Daly, sub-deacon. The sermon will be given by the Rev. Daniel J. Kehoe, principal of Bishop McDevitt High School. A native of Chester, Pa., Father Maloney attended Resurrection School before entering St. Charles Seminary. One year Of his seminary course was spent at 3t. John Lateran Seminary in Rome. He has made graduate studies at Villanova University. Father Maloney’s 25 years in the priesthood have been devoted to Catholic education. From 1937 to 1958 he was a member of the faculty of St. Thomas More High School; since 1958 he has been a member of the Msgr. Bonner High School faculty. In residence at St. Donato’s during the past year, Father Maloney has resided at Holy i Cross, St. .Bernard’s, St. Gregory’s, Presentation 8.V.M., and at Most Blessed Sacrament.

REV. JOHN J. MARTIN The Rev. John J. Martin, pastor of SS. Philip and James parish, Exton, will offer a solemn Mass of thanksgiving in his parish church on May 27 at 12 noon. He will be assisted by two priest-sons of the parish; the Rev. David L. A. Doyne, deacon; the Rev. Thomas Dillon, 0.5. A., sub-deacon. The Rev. Hugh J, Nolan, Ph.D., of Immaculata College, will give the sermon. He will also offer a high Mass for the children of the parish on May 23 at 11 A.M. A native of Philadelphia, Father Martin attended St. Alphonsus School, Roman Catholic High School, and Lincoln Preparatory School before studying at St. Charles Seminary. Graduate studies after ordination were made at Villanova University and the University of Pennsylvania. , Father Martin was a professor at St. Thomas More High School, 1937-1940; assistant at St. Teresa’s, Philadelphia, and assistant at St. Patrick’s, Malvern, 1942 to (the 22nd anniversary of his ordination), May 22, 1959, when he became first pastor of the newly founded SS. Philip and James parish in Exton. The parish has more than doubled its original 300 families during the three years of his pastorate. bev. b. a. McCullough The Rev. Raymond A. McCullough, assistant pastor at St. Anne’s, is one of three priestly sons in the McCullough

family. An older brother, the Rev. John F. McCullough, ordained in 1925, died in 1937; a younger brother, the Rev. Francis M. J. McCullough, ordained in 1942, died in 1953. A native of Lansdowne, Father McCullough attended St. Philomena's School and St. Joseph’s College High School before entering St. Charles Seminary. Following ordination, he served at St. Patrick’s, Kennett Square; St. Aloysius, Pottstown, and from 1942 to 1953 at Our Mother of Sorrows, Philadelphia, where he was spiritual director of the Shanahan Catholic Club. From 1953 to 1960 he was assigned to St. James’, Philadelphia, Where he was spiritual director of the Catholic Young Women’s Club, 3811 Walnut st. He was named to St. Anne’s in May, 1960. Father McCullough will offer a low Mass of thanksgiving at St. Anne’s on May 23 at 9 A M., in the presence of his relatives and the children of the parish.

rev. j. e. McLaughlin The Rev. James E. McLaughlin, pastor of Our Mother of Mercy Chapel, Holmesburg, will offer a Mass of thanksgiving at St. Leo's Church on May 27 at 11 A.M. Father McLaughlin attended Our Lady of the Rosary School and West Philadelphia Catholic Boys’High School before beginning studies for the priesthood at St. Charles Seminary, Overbrook. Priestly assignments included St. Joseph’s, Summit Hill; St. Mary Magdalen de Pazzi, Philadelphia, in 1938; Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, in 1941; Our Mother of Sorrows, Philadelphia, from 1943 to 1955; St. Helena’s, Philadelphia, from 1955 to 1960. He was assigned to St. Leo’s, Tacony, in May, 1960, and was named pastor of Our Mother of Mercy Chapel, Holmesburg, in March of this year. REV. JAMES J. MEHAN The Rev. James J. Mehan, assistant pastor at St. Joachim’s Church, will mark his priestly silver jubilee with a Mass of thanksgiving at St. Joachim’s on May 23 at 9 A.M. Father Mehan attended Our Mother of Sorrows School and West Philadelphia Catholic Boys’ High School before entering St. Charles Seminary, Overbrook. For two years after ordination he was a member of the faculty of St. Thomas More High School. In 1939 he was named to Holy Infancy, Bethlehem; in 1941, to Old St. Mary’s, Philadelphia; in 1943, to St. Matthias, Bala-Cynwyd; in 1953, to Most Blessed Sacrament, Philadelphia, and in 1958, to St. Joachim’s, Philadelphia, his present assignment. REV. FRANCIS X. MONVILLE The Rev. Francis X. Monville, assistant pastor at St. Louis, Yeadon, will offer a solemn Mass of thanksgiving in St. Louis Church on May 30, at 11 A.M. The Rev. Gino Gialdini, 0.5. A., will be deacon; the Rev. William F. McDonough, sub-deacon. The Rev. John J. Mulhern, S.T.L., will give the sermon. Father Monville attended Most Blessed Sacrament School, Philadelphia; Holy Spirit School, Sharon Hill, and Mt. St. Mary’s College, Emmitsburg, Md., before entering (Continued on Page 8, Col. 1)

REV. J. C. GAUDINSKAS The Rev. Joseph C. Gaudinskas, administrator of St. Michael’s Church, Easton, will mark his jubilee with a solemn Mass there on Sunday, May 20, at -12:10 P.M. The Rev. Joseph A. Zmijewski will be deacon of the Mass, and the Rev. Edward O’Keefe, of Alpha, N. J., will be subdeacon. Assistant priest will be the Rev. Joseph A. Karalius. The Rev. Casimir J. Klevence will deliver the sermon. Dinner at the Hotel Easton will follow the Mass. Father Guadinskas was bom in Shenandoah on March 8, 1903. He attended public school there and Beckley College of Commerce and Finance, Harrisburg. Before entering St. Charles Seminary, Overbrook, in 1927, he taught at Crowley Randall Business College, Philadelphia. He offered his first solemn Mass in St. George’s Church, Shenandoah, on May 30 1937. He served as' assistant pastor of Sacred Heart Church, New Philadelphia, from 1937 to 1950, when he was appointed administrator of St. Michael’s, Easton, the post he now holds.

REV. CHARLES L. McNULTY The Rev. Charles L. McNulty, pastor of Mary Queen of Peace Church, Pottsville, was bom in Philadelphia on August 24, 1910. He attended Our Mother of Sorrows and Our Lady of Lourdes schools and West Catholic High School, before entering St. Charles Seminary in 1927. He sang his first solemn Mass in Our Lady of Lourdes Church on May 23, 1937. He was assistant pastor of the following churches: Holy Family, New Philadelphia, 1937; St. Mary Magdalen, Lost Creek, 1937-1941; SS. Simon and Jude, Bethlehem, 1941-1942; St. Charles, Oakview, 1942-1953; and the Cathedral of SS. Peter and Paul, 1953-1955. Father McNulty was named pastor of St. Bertha’s Church, Tuscarora, in 1955, and six years later was appointed pastor of Mary Queen of Peace 'Church, Pottsville, where he is at the present time. He will offer two solemn jubilee Masses: one in St. Charles Borromeo Church, Oakview, on Sunday, May 27, at noon; the other in Mary Queen of Peace Church, Pottsville, on Sunday, June 3, at noon. At the May 27 Mass, the Rev. Paul G. Larkin will be deacon

and the Rev. Joseph J. Dawson sub-deacon. The Rev. Joseph A. Ward will deliver the sermon. Deacon of the June 3 Mass will be the Rev. Edward J. Kenney, while the Rev. James R. Hanlon will be subdeacon. The Rev. Peter Vandergeest will preach. A dinner honoring Father McNulty will be held in Mary Queen of Peace parish hall on Wednesday, May 23. REV. JOHN J. NAWN The Rev. John J. Nawn, professor at Bethlehem Catholic High School, will offer a solemn jubilee Mass of thanksgiving in Holy Infancy Church, Bethlehem, on Sunday, May 20, at 11:30 A.M. The Rev. James F. Connor will be deacon and the ReVk John J. Mellor will be subdeacon. The sermon will be preached by the Rev. Robert I. Rledy. Father Nawn was bom in Philadelphia on November 13, 1906. He attended St. John the Baptist parish grade and high school, Villanova University, and Harvard University graduate school before entering St. Charles Seminary, Overbrook, in 1932. He offered his first solemn Mass in St. John the Baptist Church, Manayunk, on May 23, 1937. He served as assistant rector of St. Ignatius Church,' Philadelphia, 1937-1941; St. Teresa of Avila, 1941-1944, and St. Charles Borromeo, Philadelphia, 1944-1945. He was stationed at Assumption Academy in Miami, Fla., from 1945 to 1953, at which time he joined the faculty of Bethlehem Cath-

olic High School, where he is at present. BEV. CASIMIR RAKAUSKAS The Rev. Casimir J. Rakauskas, administrator of Sacred Heart Church, New Philadelphia, will offer his solemn jubilee Mass there on Sunday, May 6, at 11:30 A.M. Deacon will be the Rev. Eugene A. Wassel. The Rev. Anthony Wassel will: be sub-dea-con. Preachers will be the Rev. Joseph Neverauskas and the Rev. Victor Kupstas. A parish banquet will follow. Father Rakauskas was born in Dußois, Pa., on July 12, 1906. He attended St. Catherine’s grade and high schools there before entering St. Bonaventure College and, later, Christ the King Seminary, Olean, N. Y. He entered St. Charles Seminary, Overbrook, in 1934, and offered his first solemn Mass in St. Joseph’s Church, Dußois, on May 23, 1937. He served as assistant pastor of St. Joseph’s Church, Mahanoy City, 1937-1939; St. Francis, Minersville, 1939-1945; and again St. Joseph’s, Mahanoy City, 1945-1952. He was named administrator of Sacred Heart Church, New Philadelphia, his present assignment, in 1952. BEV. MICHAEL BOMAGNO The Rev. Michael Romagno, pastor of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church, Shenandoah, will celebrate his solemn jubi-

lee Mass there on Sunday, May 20, at 5:30 P.M. The Rev.. Marcellino Romagno will be assistant priest, the Rev. Pascal Di Buono will be deacon, and the Rev. Frank Cortez, sub-deacon. The Rev. Joseph Fedoreck will deliver the sermon. A parish celebration honoring Father Romagno! will follow the Mass. Father Romagno was born in Bari, Italy, on December 7] 1906. He attended St. Charles Seminary, Overbrook, and offered his first solemn Mass in St. Ann’s Church, Bristol, in 1937. f 1 He served as assistant pastor of Hply Saviour Church, Norristown, 1937-1939, and St. Thomas Aquinas, Philadelphia, 1939-1940. He was pastor of St. Bartholomew’s Church, Tres-i-kow, from 1940 to 1943, when he was named pastor of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Shenandoah, his present assignment.

St. Charles Seminary, Overbrook. He was assistant pastor at St. Stephen’s, Port Carbon, for two years and then served in three Philadelphia parishes: Resurrection of Our Lx>rd, 1939 to 1944; St. Clement’s, 1944 to 1949, and Ascension of Our Lord, 1949 to 1955, when he was assigned to St. Colman s, Ardmore. He was named to St. Louis, Yeadon, in 1960. BEV. FBEDERICK J. MOORS The Rev. Frederick J. Moors, principal of Bishop Kenrick High School, Norristown, will observe his silver Jubilee as a priest with a solemn Mass of thanksgiving at the school on June 4 at 10 A.M. Assisting at the Mass will be the members of the faculty and the school s student body. . . .. He will be assisted by the Rev. Edward S. Musial, as deacon; the Rev. George J. Boyle, sub-deacon. The sermon will.be given by the Rev. Vincent’L. Bums. , J Father Moors attended Our Lady of Victory School and West Philadelphia Catholic Boys’ High School before beginning his studies for the priesthood at St. Charles Seminary, Overbrook. Following ordination he made graduate studies at La Salle College and Villanova Univeraity. . . , Father Moors was assistant at Seven Dolors Church, Wyndmoor, for the summer following ordination, and became a member of the faculty of Roman Catholic High School in September, 1937. He held teaching and administrative posts at the school for 18 years. During that time he was active as moderator of sports and moderator of the Roman Catholic Alumni Association. He was named principal of the Bishop Kenrick High School, Norristown, when it was founded in 1955. Since that time the school has more than doubled to its present enrollment of almost 1,800 pupils. Father Moors resided at Seven Dolors, Wyndmoor, from 1937 to 1955. Since that time he has been in residence at St. Helena’s, Center Square. BEV. JOSEPH J. O’BRIEN The Rev. Joseph J. O’Prien, assistant pastor at Queen of the Universe Church, Levit-

town, will offer a solemn Mass of thanksgiving in the Levittown church on May 30 at 11 A.M. in observance of his silver jubilee as a priest. He will be assisted by the Rev. Michael F. Peoples, as deacon; the Rev. Francis J. Fitzmaurice, sub-deacon. The sermon will be given by the Rev. James P. Gallagher, a cousin. Father O’Brien attended Cathedral School and La Sale College High School before entering St. Charles Seminary. Father O’Brien has served as assistant at Our Mother of Mercy Chapel, Holmesburg; St. Luke's, Glenside, and St. Gabriel’s, Norwood. He was assigned to Immaculate Conception Church, Jenkintown, from 1941 to 1954, when he was named to St. Timothy’s, Mayfair. He became administrator of Our Mother of Mercy Chapel. Holmesburg, in 1955. Illness forced his retirement to St. Joseph’s Villa, Darby, in 1958. He was named assistant at Seven Dolors Church, Wyndmoor, in December, 1958, and was transferred to Queen of the Universe, Levjttown, in September, 1959. BEV. MICHAEL J. O’ROURKE The Rev. Michael J.O’Rourke, assistant pastor of St. John Bosco Church, Hatboro, will observe his silver jubilee as a

priest with a solemn Mass of thanksgiving at the Hatboro church on May 30 at 10 A.M. He will be assisted by the Rev. Joseph F. Resch as deacon, and the Rev. Aloysius Raber, sub-deacon. The Rev. John Finnegan, T.0.R., will give the sermon. Father O’Rourke attended St. Nicholas School, Atlantic City, N. J., Ascension and St. Stephen’s . schools, Philadelphia, and Roman Catholic. High School before his studies at St. Charles Seminary. He offered his first solemn Mass at St. Stephen’s Church, Philadelphia. Parish assignments have included: St. Laurence, Catasauqua; St. Peter’s, Reading; St. Agatha’s, Our Lady of Mercy, and St. Anne’s, in Philadelphia. He was later stationed at St. Cyril's, East Lansdowne; St. •Dorothy’s, Drexel Hill; St. Mark's, Bristol, and came to St. John Bosco, Hatboro, in 1960.

BEV. THOMAS P. PRYOR The Rev. Thomas P. Pryor, pastor of St. Joseph the Worker Church, Fallsington, will offer a low Mass of thanksgiving in Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Overbrook, on June 10 at 12:30 P.M. in observance of his priestly silver jubilee. Father Pryor attended Our Lady of Lourdes School and West Philadelphia Catholic Boys High School before beginning his studies for the priesthood at St. Charles Seminary. After ordination, he served briefly at Immaculate Conception Church, Mauch Chunk; as chaplaiq at the Philadelphia General Hospital for three years, and at St. Katharine of Siena, Wayne. From March, 1942, to February, 1946, he was a chaplain in the U. S. Navy. Upon his return from the service, he became assistant pastor at St. Alice, Upper Darby. He was named to St. Matthias, Bala-Cynwyd, in 1953; to St. Bridget’s, East Falls, in 1955, and to rector of Our Mother of Mercy Chapel, Holmesburg, in 1958. He became pastor of St. Joseph the Worker, Fallsington, in March, 11962.

REV. A. LAURENCE SHIELDS A native of Chester, Pa., the Rev. A. Laurence Shields, assistant pastor at St. Patrick’s Church. Philadelphia, was graduated from West Catholic High School In 1926. He attended the University of Pennsylvania before beginning studies for the priesthood at St. Charles Seminary, Overbrook. He offered his first solemn Mass at Holy Saviour Church, iLinwood, Pa., May 23,1937. Father Shields has served at St. Jane Frances de Chantal, Easton; St. Joseph, Collingdale; St. Louis, Yeadon; St. Cecilia, Philadelphia. He was ; assistant at St. Matthew, Philadelphia, from 1944 to 1952; at lour Lady of Lourdes, Overbrook, 1952 tc 1958, and at St.

I Edmond, Philadelphia, 1958 to 11960, when he was named to 'his present assignment at St. Patrick’s. Father Shields will mark his silver jubilee as a priest with the members of his family and close relatives at a Mass of thanksgiving on June 2 at Holy Child Convent, Sharon Hill, where his sister. Mother Mary Noel, S.H.C.J., is stationed. BEV. JOHN W. SIMONS The Rev. John W. Simons, a member of the faculty of St. Charles Borromeo Seminary, Overbrook, will observe his silver jubilee as a priest with a solemn Mass of thanksgiving at Nativity B.V.M. Church, Media, on May 27 at 12 noon. Father Simons will be assisted at the Mass by his two priest-brothers, the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Thomas E. Simons, director of archdiocesan cemeteries, as deacon, and the Rev. Richard J. Simons, principal of St. Hubert’s High School, as sub-deacon. -

The Rev. Francis A. McDermott, principal of West Philadelphia Catholic Girls High School, will deliver the sermon. A native of Philadelphia, Father Simons attended Transfiguration parochial school and West Philadelphia Catholic Boys High School before entering St. Charles Borromeo Seminary. He has made graduate studies at Villanova University, the University of Pennsylvania, and the University of Madrid. 'He was professor at St. Thomas More High School from 1937 to 1951, when he became professor and chaplain at Immaculata College. He was named to the seminary faculty in Overbrook in Since that time, he has also been visiting lecturer at Iramaculata College.

REV. T. R. STRENGER The Rev. Theodore R. Strenger, administrator of St. Alphonsus Church, Philadelphia, will offer a Mass of thanksgiving marking his silver jubilee as a priest in his parish church on Sunday, May 20, at 10:30 A.M. i A native of Philadelphia, Father Strenger attended St. Bridget’s School, East Falls, before entering St. Charles Seminary. He said his first solemn Mass at St. Bridget’s on May 23, 1937. ' % His assignments as a priest included Our Lady Help of Christians, Allentown; SS. Peter and Paul, Lehighton; Sacred Heart, Allentown; St. Joseph’s, Easton; St. Paul’s,. Reading, and St. Bonaventure’s, Philadelphia. In October, 1955, he was named pastor of Assumption 8.V.M., Slatington. In February. 1959, he became administrator of St. Alphonsus, Philadelphia. REV. EDMOND W. WALSH The Rev. Edmond W. Walsh, assistant pastor at Sacred

Heart Church, Manoa, will offer a solemn Mass of thanksgiving at Sacred Heart Church on May 27 at 12:15 P.M. He will be assisted by the Rev. Thomas B. Falls, D.D., as deacon, and the Rev. John A. Murray, sub-deacon. The sermon will be given by the Rt. Rev. Msgr. James R. Cummiskey, pastor of St. Laurence, Highland Park. A parish reception will be held Sunday evening, May 27. There will be a Jubilee Mass for the children of the parish on May 25. •• Father Walsh attended Transfiguration School and West Catholic High School before entering St. Charles Borromeo Seminary. After ordination, he attended Villanova University. Father Walsh taught at St. Thomas More High School from 1937 to 1943. He was assistant at St. Louis, Yeadon, from 1943 to 1960, when he received his present assignment at Sacred Heart, Manoa.

REV. RICHARD J. W’ALJBH The Rev. Richard J. Walsh, professor at Roman Catholic High School, will offer a solemn Mass of thanksgiving at the Church of St. Edward the Confessor on May 27 at 12:15 P.M. The Rev. Francis W. Kelly will be deacon of the Mass; the Rev. Thomas F. Grogan, subdeacon' The sermon will be given by the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Thomas J. Rilley, archdio.cesan director of Catholic Charities. Father Walsh attended Our Lady of Victory School and West Catholic High School before entering St. Charles Seminary. For one year following ordination he was assistant at St. Agnes, West Chester. Since 1938 he has been a member of the faculty and librarian at Roman Catholic High School. He received his bachelor’s degree in library science from Drexel Institute, and is the author of a book and magazine articles on library science. He has also done graduate work at Temple University.

REV. JOSEPH P. WHEARTY The Rev. Joseph P. Whearty, assistant pastor of St. Margaret’s Church, Narberth, will offer a solemn Mass of thanksgiving in St. Margaret’s Church on June 2 at 10 A.M. His brother, the Rev. Francis L. Whearty, S.S.J., will be deacon of the Mass; the Rev. James J. Marley, sub-deacon. The sermon will be given by the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward A. Lyons, D.D. A luncheon tendered by the parishioners will follow the Mass at the Bala Golf Club. Father Whearty will also offer a Mass on May 26 at St. Bernard’s Convent, Philadelphia, where his sister. Sister Ann Patrice, S.S.J., is stationed. Father Whearty attended St. Gregory’s School and West Philadelphia Catholic Boys’ High School before entering St. Charles Seminary, Overbrook. His priestly assignments included the following Philadelphia churches: Our Lady of Pompeii, St. Donato, St. Edmond, St. Philip Neri, St. Thomas Aquinas, Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Old St. Mary’s, and Our Lady of Victory. He was named to St. Margaret’s, Narberth, in May, 1959.

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