Bishop Buddy Scrapbook 1946-1948
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Was other of Rector of Joseph's Cathedral. Life-Long Resident of City Was Daughter of Carriage Manufacturer. r C. Buddy, moth -o! Father Charle Buddy, rector of .'l Jo eph's Calhedral, died early to- day at St. Joseph' Hospital, ·h re she had b en m ome weeks. With her when sh died were h r two sons and three daughters, Father Buddy, Dr. Edward Buddy of St. Loui., • Ir . L. J. Dandurant, rs. Daniel J. Redmond of Laurelton, N, Y., and Sister fary t dalene, uperlor of Sacred Heart Acadel'.lly, Ogden, Utah, Father Buddy and Doctor Buddy had been In prac- tically constant attendance on their mother the past two weeks. Mrs. Buddy was 1eventy-seven years old, and a native of flt. Joseph. Graduate of Convent. A daughter of Edward and Ro e Garrigan Farrell, of Ire- land, ! THE CATHOLIC TRIBU E, ST. JOSEPH, MO. Many Rosaries Offered for Her During the seYeral days of her de· Routh Ninth su· ('t, and offered the Ro. arv at her bier. Tuesday afternoon mist>. groups cam to her home, 424 Orders. the children of the Cathedral School, and nun, s and alumnae of St. Sisters rrom the different Religious '1 DEATH CALLS MRS BUDDY ·1 . ·1 Organizer of Hospital Gu• d 1 '.\Irs Duddy and th lat .\lrs. Silas d --- Mother of Pastor of Cathedral t w"ood;on, "ife of a former GoYernor Passes to Her Reward · of '.\lissouri, organized the first Hos• \ pital Guild in t. Jo ph, which pro th e S11 rrou1111,,,1 by thos•· "ho w •rt> most · , id d supplies and clo th ing for Joseph's Hospital offer d prayers. the Chil- r, d,,ar, amid tlw l<'n ,•nt 1>rayer · 01 her 11 indigent poor. Later ' in thr afternoon, d l' \ otPd fnmily and tilt' Rister, ot . Patron of Catholic Education dren of '.\fary affiliated with the thr mother ot of whom en- d Charil) . thl' soul or .\lrs. C. .\. Buddy, .: e, molh,•r 01 _ thi> y,,ry ReY. C. F . Buddy, • sev 11 The deceased was Coll\ent of the Sacred Heart r cite children, thre the Ro;;ary. In th evening th Thircl 1 h past.~r pa~ .. , fl 01 . ~t., J~;1•11_h's__cathedr'.tl'. _ tered religion, Charles Francis becom- 1 Order of Rt. 3 Ing a priest and two daughters, the ~he was a lat Sister Loretto (Miss Marie Duddy) thP Rosary. '. e,, aid ~r~nd,1_) Francis, of which t~ 1t~. 1 tr1, 11,1! charter member, re- I C'ited 11101 n!ng ,1t 1.30 o clocl, at Rt. Jo. eph s Wednf'sday eYe· 3 and Sister :.rary Magdalene pfi s Lil· 1 ning at 7: 30 the Cathedral Parish. and Ilosp1tal. ,\~ tilt' li1"t flush of a da,,n strt>akt>ll thP "a tf'l'll ;ky, th Holy acrifice of tlw \las· ,, a · offer d by her devott>d son, Fatlll'r Budd), to usher into Et r- nal Light the 11rc>dous ~oul of his be- lian Buddy) became members of the ros Community at Notr Dame, ~Irs. Buddy was a gr at patron of chools, her children all re· atholic ,, I'll a; coll ge. education from It, ~l chools and leading Catholic colleges. Father Buddy being a gradu· ate of the Jesuit College at St. Marys, atholic Holy Ind. at :30 St. Ann's Altar S1ociely and the athedral Club also said the Rosary. I It wa~ most edifying lo notP the prar- erful rem rubrancf's, the many generou spiritual bouqu ts and the hundreds of lon•d mother. Pre~ 'Ill at this Holy the members of he1 ceiving elementary and academic, as Mas-es offered for the repose of her Requil'm ,, NP ·oul ' family, • lstt.>r .\lary '.\Iagdalene P1iss , Solemn Requiem Mass Largely Lillian Buddy). Sup rior of acr d .\fr . Attended Hi>art \cademy. Ogden. Ctah; Her funt>ral tool, place Thursday nanii>I J. Redmond of Laurelton, •. Y., .\lr:s. L. J. Dandurant and Dr Edward Ka·., and an alumnus of the American morning at 10 o'clo k, with the Most 1 College at Rome. Rev. C. Hubert Le Blond presiding ini the sanctuary. Solemn Requiem '.\fass1 was chanted by her son, the Very Rev. I c. F. Buddy, with the Rev. L. Ruggle, 'j deacon: the Rev. J. Moriarty, sub-dea- con. and the Rev. P. O'Connor, Rev. O'RourkP and the Rev. Charles Now-, land of the Cathedral staff, masters ot to Mo t Rev. Bishop Le Blond at the throne were the Rev. I Denis )Iulcahy of Brookfield, :Mo., and )lo. Occupying places in the sanctuary The :\lost Rev. Francis Johannes, I Bishop of Leavenworth and life-long "Pre the Vt>ry Rev. William P. Barr, r 1r., president of Kenrick Seminary, n Cornelius Cleary, the Rev. Michael I ceremonie . Deacons w re· Rudely of • t Louis. Buddy Home social Center Born in St. Joseph f The Buddy home was a center O t'inement and cultur , reflecting the characteristics of its charming hostess, re- '.\lrs. Buddy, who was 77 years of r of Edward and Rose Garri- ,, as born in t Joseph, the ·1 tat her being a pioneer carriage manu- tacturer. Her childhood enjoyed the From its benign atmosphere she went 11: a young gfrl to the Sacred Heart • > t d f I · oreign t ave! ,.,ith who supp emen e r ,, d lit eciat·1on To this a broa clergy, erary appr · home came members of the Hierarchy, di ·tinguished visitors from truly religious home. 1 abroad and leaders in civic and so- cial liF . . Mass in the Home ,\ five years' illness was in God's· the Rev. Edward Mallen of Liberty, d sign. to complet the san~tificati_on of the deceased. Reduced to mactlv1ty • as far as social and home life were concerned, she turned her attention things of God, her spiritual I to the - boo s and Rosary beads becoming lwq tri nd of the df'ceased. His assistants faithful companions. Ht>r deep faith and d votedness to , hi>r family have left a lasting impres• •. Lou!~. '\fo . :inrl. he Yer: Rev. C. sion on all those with whom ·he :hared her friend hip. During the last year· or her life, it was her priYilege to have her son offer the Holy Sacrific occa lonally in her home. a privilege which she held mos1 :acred
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