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The Catholic churches of New York City, with sketches of their history and lives of the present pastors : with an introduction on the early history of Catholicity on the island, and lives of the most reverend archbishops and bishops . , Miss. Wagner. Louisa. Miilcahey, J., Mrs. Prange, John. , Lizzie. Mnllane, John. Quinlan, Hugh. Walsh, David. Midlaney, Peter. Quinlan, Stephen. Walsh, John E. Mulry, James B. Quinn, John. Walsh, Margaret, Mrs. Mulry, Michael. Reilly, Catharine, Mrs. Walsh, Thomas. Midry, Thomas P. Reilly, Catharine T., Mrs. Walsh, Patrick. Murphy, James. Reilly, Patric
The Catholic churches of New York City, with sketches of their history and lives of the present pastors : with an introduction on the early history of Catholicity on the island, and lives of the most reverend archbishops and bishops . , Miss. Wagner. Louisa. Miilcahey, J., Mrs. Prange, John. , Lizzie. Mnllane, John. Quinlan, Hugh. Walsh, David. Midlaney, Peter. Quinlan, Stephen. Walsh, John E. Mulry, James B. Quinn, John. Walsh, Margaret, Mrs. Mulry, Michael. Reilly, Catharine, Mrs. Walsh, Thomas. Midry, Thomas P. Reilly, Catharine T., Mrs. Walsh, Patrick. Murphy, James. Reilly, Patrick. Walters, Charles F. Murphy, John. Reilly, Patrick J. Walters, R. M. Murphy, Maurice L. Revins, John. Ward, .nie, Miss. Murphy, William, Mrs. Reynolds, Edward F. Ward, William. Murray, Christopher. Reynolds, James. Welsh, David. Murray, Francis. Riordan, Jeremiah. Welsh, Mary, Mrs. Murray, John, Mrs. Riordan, Patrick. Wells, P. P. Murray, Patrick H. Roche, John B. •Whelan, Catharine. Murray, Thomas J. Roche, William. White, Robert. Neary, John. Ryan, Cornelius. Wilkinson, Samuel, Mrs. Nelson. John. Ryan, John J. Woehrle, Amelia. Nevins, Michael. Ryan, Lanty. Wrenn, John. Nolan, William. Ryan, Margaret, Mrs. Young, CHURCH OF ST. TERESA. 683 REV. MICHAEL C. OFARRELL, PASTOR OF THE CHURCH OF ST. TERESA. THE Rov. I\Hc]iaol C. OFarrell, pastor of theclmr(Ii dedicated to the glory of the Carmehteorder, the great 8t. Teresa, was liorn m Lismore, CoitntyWuterford, Irehmd, on the 12th of December, 1844. Hewas educated by the Cistercians, at the abbey of MonntMelleray, where he spent six years. Having completed hiscourse of philosophy, he sought admission into St. Pat-ricks Colleg-e, Carlow, in order to prepare for the holyorder of priesthood, as he aspired to serve God at Hisholy altar. After spending three years in that theologi-cal seminary, he resolved to devote himself to the Ameri-can mission, and, coming to this country, entered theProvincial Seminary at Troy, in 18G6.
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