The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-22

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| assisted by the regular choir of forty
voices and thirty chancel boys. Ihe
nrogramme as arranged by Miss Powers
follows
Adeste Fidelis. .............Chanee Choir
Lyric. -. -Peethoven
Oredo... .......... cc0naant
Adeste Fidelis....... -Guilmant
s S;fa Solo -. -.
Agnes Del. 49,. ...-" Tandai
Hallelujah
st. Lucy's.
The children of ST. Lucy's ParoGaiai
School will have an unusual long holoay
vacation this year. The school WIN pc
the opening of the school has not YET
been decided upon by the Pastor. me
date win be announced in this column
There viii be five masses on ch risb
mass; half past six O'Clock, half past
high mass. The music will be a 1ea,
ture and an excellent programme VIII
be rendered by the choir under the dlrec-
ton of Mamie E. Murphy. Following
Kyrie. .Mercadante's Mass in 3 fat
s s5G5ia "oui ro iihsFmeFS M@S9 -2aTs
Solo, "Veni Creator Spiritus" -
SOLO,. .....,.. Mr.. Wallace Guiton
Credo......M ercadante's Mass in Il nat
Solo EFT ~1ncarnatus"
offertory aAdeste Fideiis" ....... Choir
sanctus, IMercadts's Mass;:...i;Choir
"Pleni Stunt Coelf'.........M1ss H 5
s senea pei. solo miss Mamie Keane
Benedfction of the Blessed SACRAMENT
20 simultaneously. W1 wN ai+dG
Goeb's iQantum Ergo"..".........Choir
st. Paurs, Greenville.
The Rev. Father Schandel has recoX-
cred sufficiently from his attack of i'll
ness to attend to the services al tne
church. and tomorrow and Gnrls{mas
Father is suffering from a partial par
alysis of the right side and it will pc
many weeks before he will completely
Prof. orten, organist and Director
of the choir has prepared the following
programme for the Christmas serylces;L
M Aasste rio sExuitate Dec" in & major
Ofertory, 'Latentus Coelf.;.:.;Weigand
There will be two solemn high masses
at five and ten O'Clock
st. Joseph's.
Great preparations are being made for
the Christmas celebrations. The .collec-
ton envelopes will be distributed after all
the masses tomorrow.
The Novena of the Nativity will end
on Monday, the vigil of Christmas. 1t
has been we'll attended every morning.
There will be five masses only in the
church on Christmas lay, tS tacllltate
the taking up of the coIlection: AS every
to say three masses on that lay, the
other masses will be said privately in the
chapel or in the Sisters oratory; the
solemn high mass Monsignor-Rector
will be celebrant. A sub-deacon will
come from the Monastery, The follow
Processional-Adeste Fidelis. Chorus
Battman's and Rossi's Mass in 2;
Q Salutaris-After the elevation, chant in
compartment
Tantum Ergo-While celebrant gives
Holy Communion Duet with
R~ecessional-"O Night Divine".
Grand Chorus
Soprano soloist-Miss Dooley.
Alto soloist-Miss Willis.
The Fife and Drum Corps. wearing
their badges n d.sprigs of English holly,
will be in the vestibule of the church at
half-past four o'clock and play a beauti-
ful carol as the people enter. They will
then march up the middle aisle and play
another carol before the magnificent
Christmas GRID, WHICH VIII De Ill 4TOll VI
the B. VS. altar. The sanctuary will be
profusely decorated with Christmas
greens. A smaller crib and some greens
will be placed in the chapel sanctuary
for the week day masses and Christmas
tide devotions. This solemn high mass
wiIe be foIlowed by low masses at Z, at
8 and at 9 o'clock. This is the chiidren's
mass, and the junior choir, under Miss
Devaney, and the school children will
sing Christmas hymns. Following is the
programme as arranged for this mass
--,- ohl nro nd
~re ag{ ed0 hdvs s ang girls anu sfanu
Adeste Fidelis~ GLORY to God on
High" o Salutaris and Tantu1n Ergo,
after the elevation and during the con-.
munion. Come Ye Lofty, Come 1e
Lowly."
The fifth n last mass will be a
solemn high mass at II o'clock. Rev.
Father Smith, c%elebrant. A sub-deacon
from the Monastery. The sermon will
be preached by the Monsignor-Rector,
according to the audable custom OF the
circumstances.short of absence or posi-
tive inability through illness the pastor
should always preach to his con
emn festivals of the year-Christmas
and Easter. Monsignor Seton will preach
on "Ingratitude to Cod He came
unto His own, and His own received Him
The Children of Mary have invitations
out for a children's reception to their
friends, and especially to all those who
1clDCu 81 u 81 nv aNC Vi wv
full fair. for Thursday evening, Decem-
Der q, in Pavonia Hall at 8 O'Clock. Re
freshments will be served in the sewing
room. which will be transformed into an
elegant buffet, at II o'clock. The affair
will be select and enjoyable. The kind
hearted Monsignor-Rector, who has a
considerable knowledge of the world as
we'll as of books, is a great believer in
offering our Catholic young aides and
gentlemen opportunities of meeting one
another in social intercourse. The mar
riages in St. Joseph's parish have not
been quite as many this year as last
wear. but he hardly thinks the falling off
has been sufficiently great to cause him
to agree with the recent lament on this
matter which appeared in THE News
st. Peters.
The music at the masses on Christ
mas morning in st. Peters will be as
follows
Interlude, Shepherds Morning Song
Suppe
professional Nazareth. .Gounod
Kyrie Mass in C....-.-- .....-...Slias
Allegro. ....- mozart
Veni Creator, tenor solo........M Willard
Offertorium, Adeste Fidelis. -. Novello
Sanctus,. tenor solo mass S~olennelIe
Gounod
Benedictus Mass, Solennelle. -. Gounod
Agnus Del Mass, ~Solennelle... .Gounod
Recessional, La RENE de Saba. .Gounod
The Forty Hours Devotion begins at
last mass on Christmas Day. The hours
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