Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-11
TmE CA,sf..lc COMMUNITY.
Htstop Hcsne's work-st. Pa.r,ca's
Day-Easfer sunday. &c.

Hsstop Hcene's WorR-st. Pa.r,cu's
nay-Easfer sunday. &c.
Tho Weol, Just passed was one OF herd
work for Bishop kcaDe. he preached 4
mastery sermon at The Calh dral on
last sunday, administered the sacrament
OF confirmation 10 fifteen colorcd Catbo-
lies az hesaick, and then took the
northern train Tor Washington and Bal
tmore to attend TO matters appurtaining
to the new Catholic University He Will
preach vt tho Cathedral this evening at
Z. o'clock
BISHOP KEAEE's QUESTS.
Bishop Kcane had some distinguished
guests within the last few days, among
whom were Father Healy. of st. AIMS
church, Gloucester, Mass. Father Nc
Qnaldc, Of 81. James church, Boston
(ooth his schoolmates). and Bishop
John Moore, of 81. Augustine. Fla. the
last OF whom came to this city on last
Saturday, and remained at the episcopal
residence until last Friday he preach,d
an eloquent sermon at the night service
on Wednesday last.
CATHEDRAL.
Very Rev, A. Van de Yyver who
spares no pains TO make the old Catbe-
dTal look us best, has just received two
par OF vases which are handsome orns-
ments TO The high altar. They were
made IN Florence, Italy, and are Of
j ioTcntlne marble, set ON columns Of
Bandrylln marble. about eight feet high.
The services ut tho Cathedral today
will be as follows: Masses at T, Q, and
half-past 10 O'clock vcspers at 4 O clock {;
night service (at which the Bishop viii
preach) at hall-past z O'Clock.
ST. MARY's.
The services at St Mary's church will
he: Masses at 7, ., and half.past 10
o'clock; stations and benediction AZ 3
O'Clock
st. 1iary's choir is rehearsing some
choice music for Easter Sunday, at which
time Professor Trcmers orchestra will
play during the morning services.
ST. JosEPR's.
Anoycna preparatory to The festival Of
ii. Joseph was begun yesterday at 81.
Josephs church. It viii last pine days,
duuBg which time the service will be as
follows Today and next Sunday. mass
at 10 o'clock and benodictIou of ths
Blessed Sacrament after the o'clock in
slIuction week dsv mass ut 6:30 A. w.,
and beDediction at =. VI. Rev. p. j.
iahey. the pastor, will conduct the ser
wees to-day, but will not be able TO
preach on account OF indispositon.
Although tois reverend gentleman has
not been well for the last few davs duty
ha9 compelled him to visit keswicl,
tWicc and Union Mills once, in order 10
prepare a humber Of persons Of ms
flock FOR the reception OF the sacrament
of confirmation. which Bishop Keaue al
minIstered az Kcswick on last Tuesday
little SISTERS or THE POOR.
Tho Little Sisters Of the Poor are
making arrangements for the customary
dinner which they give 20 the old people
on that day. This year their family hes
increased, aud il glil be no easy task to
provide a dinner equal 10 former ones.
ST. PATRICK's DAY.
Chief-Narsdal Coleman is making
propaatious to have the celebration Of
- ratucs's Day 81 success. The reh-
e.oue celebration this year viii be at 81.
yaricks church, and the panegyric
ait, he delivered by Rev. j.. j. AcGurk. |
the irromoyable pastor, of Lvnchburg, |
in. The aids to the chief marshal have |
been ourointed, and they will meet at |
S.. pau.k's School, corner Twenty !
sixth and Grace streets, next Saturday |
at $3.50 o'clock A. NJ.
CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL SOCIETY.
At the last meeting OF the Catholic |
Beneficial Society the following officers |
were elected for the ensuing year: j.
VI. Higgins, president William Datfron, |
president; Joseph W. Laube, re-
cordiug secretary; Thomas Byne, |
financial secretary and treasurer; ID. j.
Costello, assistant secretary and trea-
,urnr.