Mount Carmel High School - Oriflamme Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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NILVER S CERDOT JUBILEEN REV. JAMES Mcfiiia., O. CARM. Fr. james was horn in l ingle- wood, N. J. Jan. 10, 1898. He attended St. Cyril's from 1914 to 1919. After his graduation from St. Cyril's, he studied at the new Mt. Carmel College, Niagara Falls, Ont. from 1919-1921, and then was sent to continue his studies for the next three years in Rome, where he earned a Ph.D. From 1924 to 1930 he was sta- tioned at Mt. Carmel High, Chi- cago, with his ordination taking place at Holy Name Cathedral on May 29, 1926. From 1930 to the present he has been stationed at Mt. Carmel College. Rev. lvl1CHAEI, CHRls'riE, O. CARM. Fr. Michael was born in Union- town, Pa., on Dec. l, 1898. After his high school studies at St. Cyril's, his philosophical and theological studies were made at Mt. Carmel College here in Chicago, followed by ordination on May 29, 1926. He was at Carmel from 1924 to 1927. From 1927 to 1933 he was stationed in Fngle- wood, From 1933 to the present he has assisted in parishes at Chicago, Niagara Falls, Pitts- burgh, Leavenworth. At present he is assistant pastor at St. Clara's, Chicago. REV. F.owARo GERINGER, O. CARM. The only native of Chicago among the six, Fr. Edward was born on Sept. 9, 1899. He attended All Saints grammar school, and St. Cyril's High School, with a year away in Englewood for his noviti- ate. His further studies were made in Niagara Falls and Chicago. At Carmel till 1929 he taught Eng- lish, and Religion. Since then he has been stationed in Bogota, QN.j.j, Niagara Falls, Pittsburgh, Scipio fKans.J, and Chicago. He is presently assisting at St. Cyril's parish here in Chicago. REV. RICHARD l-IAAG, O. CARM. A native ofl-eavenworth, Kans., Fr. Richard was born on Oct. 23, 1897. He attended St. Cyril's from 1910-1911, and from 1917- 1918, with an interrupted stay and schooling in Leavenworth. After his novitiate in Englewood, and two years of studies at Mt. Carmel College, he was sent to Rome, where he stayed from 1921 to 1927, gaining the degrees of Ph.D., and S.T.D. From 1927 to the present he has been stationed at Mt. Carmel College. REV..l051-11'H lN1OYNlHAN, O. CARM. A native of Boston, Fr. joseph was born on September 27, 1902. His high school studies were made in Englewood, N. J., and St. Cyril's, Chicago, and further studies at Niagara Falls, Notre Dame and Chicago. He obtained an M.S. in math from Chicago U. ln Chicago till 1930, he taught at the high school. From 1930 to 1942 he was stationed at Mt. Carmel College. After three years in Richmond, Kans., he moved to his present post of pastor of St. 'lihcrcsals Church, Cresliill, REv.J1'i.il's MER7, O. CARM. Fr. Julius was born in Pitts- burgh, l'a., on May 5, 1878, and received his early education there. His higher studies were at Notre Dame and Chicago. From 1924 to 1927 he was at Carmel. Then he assisted till 1936 in Leonia and Englewood, N. J., Pittsburgh and Seipio, lians. From the latter spot he served as chaplain at the Kansas State Penitentiary. Since 1936 he has been stationed in Chicago, where he has served as school chaplain and as head sacristan of the community.

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REQUIESCA Father Hilary M. Doswald O. Carm., was born in Neuheini, Switzerland, on September 19th, 1877. He lived in Europe until the age of Fifteen, when he came to America to enter the novitiate at New Baltimore, Pennsylvania. ln August 1900, he was ordained a Carmelite priest in the Uld Cathedral, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The following September lfr. Hilary came to Chicago with four other priests, a brother, and nine Carmelite students to set the foundation for St. Cyril's College, which was built in 19112. ln 1912 he became prior tSuperior1 of the St. Cyril Carmelites and also president of the college. Fr. Hilary left Chicago in 1925 when he was elected Assistant General of the Carmelite Order. ln 1927, he was appointed Consultor of the Sacred Congregation of the Sacraments. ln 1931, Fr. Hilary was elected General of the entire Carn1eliteOrder, and he held this position for sixteen years. Father then retired from the generalship in 19-17, celebrating his golden ubilee three years later. On March 2nd, 1951, lfr. Hilary died in Rome, where he had been visiting as part of his golden priestly jubilee celebration. lfr. Hilary is now receiving the glory which he so deserved on earth for he spent his life striving for devotion to Mary with 1Yhoni he rests forever. fa