History of Passaic and its environs ..: historical-biographical . 1919, he was greeted by hisformer parishioners with a hearty welcome. During that year the position oforganist was filled by Miss Louisa Buonocore, but in the fall of 1920 sheresigned and was succeeded by Miss Margaret Cifra, the duties of which posi-tion the latter has faithfully rendered up to the present time, 1921. On May 2, 1920, the Rev. Father Dominic again engaged the Rev. FatherBernard Spiegelberg, O. F. M., to preach his second mission to the par-ishioners of the Roman Catholic Church of the Most Holy Name, and hiseffo
History of Passaic and its environs ..: historical-biographical . 1919, he was greeted by hisformer parishioners with a hearty welcome. During that year the position oforganist was filled by Miss Louisa Buonocore, but in the fall of 1920 sheresigned and was succeeded by Miss Margaret Cifra, the duties of which posi-tion the latter has faithfully rendered up to the present time, 1921. On May 2, 1920, the Rev. Father Dominic again engaged the Rev. FatherBernard Spiegelberg, O. F. M., to preach his second mission to the par-ishioners of the Roman Catholic Church of the Most Holy Name, and hisefforts were crowned with gratifying success. Many new members wereadded to the numbers of the faithful ones, and in October, the same year. Dominic arranged for the first grand parish bazaar, an enterprisewhich yielded a sum of nearly $2,000. This has added increased enthusiasm tothe efforts of the workers of the parish circle, which has continued withunceasing success, a fact which caused the Rev. Father Dominic to arrange ^^^^ if.* u£^.?^^^5 ^^ RECTORY SClIuOLREV. J. X. TELKP RUSSIAN ORTHODOX GREEK-CATHOLIC CHUIiCH OP THREE SAINTS, GARFIELD, N. J. CHURCHES 793 with his superiors to have Father Benvenute assist him in his duties of theSunday service. Two Masses were served on Sunday up to that time, andthe third is served now for the special interests and benefit of the children. Atthe meeting of the Franciscan Chapter, July, 1920, Father Benvenute was suc-ceeded by the Rev. Ferdinand Heckmann, O. F. M., as a regular assistant. InJuly, 1921, Father Ferdinand was succeeded by the Rev. Fr. Paul Neville, O. , as assistant to Father Dominic. The Sunday school instructions, whichformerly were given to the children in the mornings, are now given in theafternoon by ten young ladies of the parish, under the direction of Rev. FatherDominic and Father Paul. The present Sunday school teachers are: MissDina Burgs, Miss Sertrude Farrell, Miss Agnes McCormack, Lillian Sc
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