Limerick, Yesterday – The Feast of St. Michael was commemorated in a grand manner at the local church. A significant number of attendees gathered for the High Mass, which was led by Reverend Father Connor, C.C. The sermon, delivered by Reverend Father O’Leary, perfectly captured the spirit of the occasion. It was a moving and thought-provoking discourse.

The musical aspect of the service was truly exceptional. Mr A. U. Fitzgerald composed a remarkable organ piece dedicated to Cardinal Logue, which added a sense of grandeur to the proceedings. The choir, comprised mainly of talented members from Mount St. Alphonsus, performed with remarkable skill and precision. The vocal performances by Miss Barke and Messrs. Conway, O’Keeffe, O’Connor, Doherty, and Barke were simply beautiful. Mr C. Fitzgerald, F.RCM., provided masterful guidance at the organ, conducting the performance himself. The music garnered high praise from both critics and music enthusiasts, who were deeply moved by the exquisite melodies.

Overall, the St. Michael’s Feast celebration was a resounding success, leaving a lasting impression on all those who attended. The combination of spiritual reflection, inspiring sermon, and captivating music made it a truly remarkable and uplifting experience.

Dublin Evening Telegraph – Saturday 01 October 1904