INTERCOLONIAL

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXII, Issue 50, 15 December 1904, Page 31

INTERCOLONIAL

The Most Roy. Dr. U'Reily, Archbishop of Adelaide, will pay his ad limina visit Do Rome early next year. Ton years ago his Grace was excused from visiting Rome, owing to the poverty of the Arqhdiocese. The Arohbish'op has novor been out of Australia srnce his arrival as a young priest 30 years ago.

The following clerical cha-nges in the Archdiocese of Melbourne ha^ve bewi made by his Grace the Archbishop : The Rev. Father Jerome J. M'Cart/hy, wwoh o recqntly arrrved from Maynooth, has been attached to the Catheidral staft, and the Rev. Father P. J. Gibbons as assistant to the Ue.v. Father T. Collins, Northoote. The Rev. Father Manga u has been transferred from Collingwo)acl t^o Mansfield. Of late his health has not been rollust, and it is hoped that the bracing mountain air of Miatosfielld will help him to recuperate. The Rev. Father F. Mermer takes Father Mangan's place at St. Joseph's, Collmgwood.

The clergy of the Archdiocese of Sydney (says the 1 Freeman's Journal ') have resiol,ved to mark the celebration ot the Golden Jubilee in tJhe priesthood of his Emimeince Candinal Moran on Thursday, December 8. Un that day, after High Mass lias been celebrated in St Mary's Cathedral, the clergy of the Archdiocese will as&|?)mble and present his Emiiiesice with an illuminated address and a marble bust of his Eminence by tlhe well-iknown sculptor, Air. Nels/on Illingworth. The mjark of a,ppreciatio>n s-Uould serve to recall the long and hanorod caree(r ot his Eminent c t/he Cardinal to the sajnettaary. It will be remembered that the celebration of his Eminence's Jubilee was postponed so as to coinciide with the lejoicing over t^he Jmbilee of the Immaculate Conception, which, in tlie Sydney Archdiocese, has bean so worthily marke-d by the liquidation of the heajvy debt on St. Mary's Cathedral.

An ordination ceremony in connection with St. Patrick's College, Manly, was held at St. Mary's Catihetdral on November 30 (says the ' Catholic Press ') The followilnH were raised to the priesthood -—Rev. Fathers P. MHirfpfiy (Sydney), J. Lawless (Bcndio-o), S. Bhrchcll (MaJni|lia) and W. Mullins (Manila). Four students 1 from the Sacred Heart Fathers ' College at Kensington were also ordained priests, viz., Rev. Fathers J. Graham, F. Morell, J. Lee and J. Rouher. Tlhe ortder of deacon was Conferred on He\s. A . Mac Donald (Sydney), P. Munphy (Brisbane), and T. Kinp (S><dney) , and the following students received tionaure :— Messrs N. Goldsjpvnk (Melbourne), J. Peoples (Sytdney), M. Banna.ii (Rockh.ampton), T. Maho<ny (Arm!>lalc), V. Willis (Melblcdur'ne), M. U'tfnen (MeltJC,ur.ne), J. Loo (Melbourne), W. NehiH (Ballarat), l'\ (^at/meyer (Adelaide), T. M'Lauglih'n (Hiockhampton), E. Brauor (Sydney). During tihe year tlhe deaconate was oonferred on,Ren T s. S. B,ur<?hell, W. Mullrns and \V. Stevens (Sydney).

The m,any friends of Mr. Thomas Callery, Macraes Flat, Otlago, will be pleased to know (writes a correspondent irom Mcm?ies, Western Ausilir&ha, under date November 22), tJtfU his son, Mr. Tihos Callery, who for the lasit hvc ye>ars has been ldentilicU iiere witlh the firm of Messts. Cf>2;an Bros., also Maonlanders, lett here for a retVJtn to his native land tnis morning, carrying with him tlhe res,pect of all sections oi ttie community. Mr. Callery identihcxl himself with all shorts, and has been a gemerte.l fiavorite. It was not known until Sunday informing that he was det>nitely leaving to-day. The members of the committee of the e^inolic Church at office set to work to present him with wme token of their esteem, with the result that a representative gatiherojng met last evening, presided over by Cr. Greon, who toatd 1 on his right the guest of the evening and on flhp lett Mr. P. W. Glaokon, J.P. The toast of Mr. Callery's 'health was proposed by the chairman, and supported by Messrs. Dillon, Mackay, and Lynch, all of wlhom tihanked him tor the good work he had done for the Cfiiurch as secretary in connection with many undertakings. Mr. Chas. Cogan said he knew their guest ever since his childhood, and was pleased to atate tfaat the influeiace of the helds did not prevent him turning out a goad rrfam, afnid to their firm a,n honest and energetic employee. Mr. Calfery replied in a very modest speech, and promised on his return to take up his old offices on the church Gommittee and work as hard as he dM before. After several toasts had been duly honored Cr. Green presented Mr. Uallery with a gold Albert chain on behnalf of the Catholic church committee, and Mr. Charles Co^m presented him with a valuable pair of .razors o,n behalf of Cogan Bros, and his felltowemiployees. Mr, Callery feelingly re-plied. A very pleas'anti aveming was hrought to a close with the singippr of ' Amid lang syjie. No more popailar young man tlhan Mr. Gallery Was Hved in Menzies during- the last five years, artd had. it been generally known that he was leaving he would irto doubt have received a very hearty senil-oft.