DIOCESE OF DUNEDIN

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXVI, Issue 18, 7 May 1908, Page 23

DIOCESE OF DUNEDIN

On Sunday there was Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament at St. Joseph's Cathedral from the List Mass until Vespers. In the evening the usual procession took place. The St. Patrick's Young Men's Club, South Dunedin, held its weekly meeting on Monday evening, when there was a large attendance. During the evening songis were contributed by Messrs. R. McLean W Tonar, W. Borcham, and R. Coxon. The Rev. Father Lynch, of Palmerston South, who is now on his wa,y to Europe, in. the course of a letter to a friend in Dunediu, says that he had a splendid voyage from Auckland to Honolulu, with the exception of a hurricane which was encountered at Suva. Among the 500 passengers was his Lordship Bishop Lenahan They expected to reach Vancouver about April 10. There was a good attendance at the meeting of the St. Joseph's Boys' Club on Monday evening, when the Rev. Brother Brady delivered a lecture on ' Airships.' The lecture, which was most instructive, was listened to very attentively. On the motion of Master J. Dunn a hearty vote of thanks was accorded Brother Brady. The following are the dates for the Quarant Ore devotions in the diocese of Dunedin :— Riverton, May 17; Otiautau, May 24 ; Orepuki, May 31 , Gore, June 7 ; N.E. Valley, June 28 ; Cromwell, September 6 ; xuMton, September 27 ; Cathedral, October 4 ; South Dunedin, October 11 ; Oamaru, October 18 ; Invercargill, October 25 ; Queenstown, November 1 ; Arrowtown, November 8,; Lawrence, November 15 ; Winton, November 22 ; Mosgiel, December 6. The St. Joseph's Harriers ran on Saturday from the Santa Sabina School, North-East Valley, with a muster of 23 members. After the harriers had bben photographed, Kdlmartih and Queleh laid a splendid trail around the slopes of Pine Hill. The view from the top of the hill was raagnificerut. The tra*il also passed through some beautiful native bush. After returning home the runners were generously entertained by the ladies of the St. Vincent de Paul Society.