mass of remembrance

Also, Mass of remembrance and peace.

Obiit, a mediaeval mass of remembrance, named from the perfect case of the Latin verb ob-eo, to go away: "he has gone away"

This morning, that fragment will be taken to St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church on Barclay Street for a Mass of remembrance for those killed in the 1993 bombing.

An annual event organised by SOSAD Ireland, a Mass of remembrance, was chosen to be featured by the national broadcaster RTÈ, in their Sunday morning schedule in February 2011.

John Cardinal O'Connor offered solace to about 600 friends and relatives of victims of Pan American World Airways Flight 103 and denounced terrorism during a Mass of remembrance yesterday at St. Patrick's Cathedral.

At a Mass of remembrance at St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church, a broken slab of the rose granite circle - engraved with John, for John DiGiovanni, a victim - was displayed in a polished wooden box.

New Jersey BERNARDSVILLE St. Bernard's Episcopal Church (88 Claremont Road), 7:30 p.m.; community Mass of remembrance with the Antioch Choral Ensemble of New York City.

"It's a pious community, a faith-filled community, and that's what they were gathered for," said the Rev. James Ferry of Espirito Santo, where hundreds of people gathered Friday night for a Mass of remembrance and healing.

Tomorrow he will offer the funeral Mass at the cathedral basilica for the Port Authority police superintendent, Fred Morrone, and on Nov. 4, a Mass of remembrance for Port Authority of New York and New Jersey police officers.