... 'opt the I PRIEST'S CONGRATULATION At the weekly meeting of the Holy Family Confraternity In the Newry Cathedral, Rev. J. P. Burke, cc. Spritual Director, referring to the previous Sunday's procession of the Blessed Sacrament, said it was a great profession ...

... especially those who sent Mass Offerings and letters of sympathy or who attended the funeral. They particularly thank Rev. Pr. Burke. C.C.. Doctor Rafferty and the Nursing Staff of No. 1 Ward of Daisy Hill HospAal, and trust that all will accept this notice ...

... throughout the district. The funeral which took place to St. Mary's Cemetery was very largely attended._ _ _ „ Rev . J. P. Burke, CC., who officiated n the course of a touching panegytic paid a high tribute to the exemplory life of deceased and tendered ...

... not only by her own famliv. but by her many friends who turned to her in trouble and found comfort in her wisdom. I Rev. J. Burke, C.C., officiated at the funeral in St. Mary's Chapel Street. Newry. and at the graveside in the adjoining cemetery where the ...

... sltidents of Dromantine Seminary of the Afrloan Ntssionary Society, in the presence of a very large congregation: Rev. Francis Burke. Dublin: Rev. George Chester. Waterford; Rev. John Clancy, Killaloe: Rev. Laurence Collins. Cork; Rev Michae: Higgins. uam; ...

... is that the 1954 effort cbction of the Blessed Sacrament, called weekly the arrears would tr a ee nd the 1 , b ' Rev. J. P. Burke, CC , Probably be reduced. I will surpass both in size and star.- p A ed t k o t d an t c a ls f i t I two rear doors were ...