The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-13
TIE CLOSE OF LENT
Services of HOLY Week at
the Various Catholic
Churches Well
Attended.
EASTER MUSIC At THE CHURCHES
Fine Programme To Be Presented
at ST. Michael's-Father
Schandel Much I'M
proved.

f DIUtGus
=
o,sarvaa with great
Holy week was oosstNeo w.
solemnity at all the Catholic ChurcheS
~ tb;s cs+v and renorts from the various
IA TINS = @--N - 80 b,+ few
parishes show that there are put Ae"
who have not followed the Gietatss OF
The church. An the churches report that
the services of Holy week nave peei
n more largely attended than az any Si
vices of the past, a fact which speaks
volumes lof tAS ia
Catholic population lnere was coAsu
el~'e r-h.as sbo,I5 have the
churehes as 10 "n'n L~aa4.m,
anu @ d - ~ +;r,s IN 41e
more elaborate phsh d an - N5;r,+h
past. At St. MicaaeIs CnuTch' -Npfei
, stroat tbe affairs were almost hidden
- aaS NV tue flowers. This parish
= one S Of the largest Of the dsoceses and
when the floral offerings for the Reposi-
80 haaon Ia arrive ii seemed as though
torg oesan uornsn ana hid in the par
ish had contributed. The centre altar
was deliberately decorated. and the many
flowers mica the l@iSe e"
iicious perfume.
pPtsE
The CONGREGATION received a pleasahe
surprise on Holy ThurSoay Wnen lne
Pastor. the Rev. Mgr. DE Conc;Ilo-
assembled the altar steps. Mgr. De Com-
many weeks. suffering from rheumatism,
and this was his first appearance pel9Je
his par.shioners since MS recopsrs TT NJ
grand procession Of the Holy Rosary and
y other societies was one Of the fesGu Ires
= was thronged. every seat being oce1pied;
held a watch over the Blessed s9a;saa s "a ra-
mant. The members were dlvlaea IN LS+
hefs. so that during the entire nlsnt
there were from eight to ten men OF
one full hour. The services yesterday
were also very elaborate. Iney cohsls-
ted of a procession. followed by inc M IN
yelling of the cross. Inc sermon IN tne
evening was delivered by the Rev. Mgr,
De Concillo. This morning a solenla
f Fafbe ma Tsll @as which was followed by
the blessing of the molly water ana me
= baptismal font. Tomorrow the ser
y vices will be also elaborale- ProI; deor
= Of music. has prepared an exeel!ent pro-
vfs-gramme of music. There viii be mass
81 at six, half past seven. mali past eight
haAf past nine O'Clock. with solemn
out At ST. Lucy,,s Church the REPOSITORY
{ was handsomely decorated ted there NIy;cl Dein NJ
tiorroW there will be mass at six. half
5 past seven and nine O'CLOCK, ana soleiifu
viii viii be "a a sermon and benedaotion by, the
aEev. Father Boylan at the solemn high
" mass.
u Mrs. J. J.. Quinn. organist of st. Pat
., rick's Church. has arranged the follow
a aowm pr0sfamine i0f lne SERVICES
-1Eigh Mass at half past ten o'clock;
Hymn. "vidi Aauam." Leyendecker.
p. j.
o oaereas 's'sD'A'e1 = -S
Regina Coeli. Paolo Gloria.
Professional march.
Grand Musical Vespers by Rosewig.
Hymn. 'Haec Dies" Wiegand.
R Rsgnlhe coteN, Giorza.
O. Salutaris Hostia, Rossint.
Tantum Ergo. Mercadante. Trio.
The choir will be composed of the fol-
Mss R. Keiit: alto. Mrs. Fl. Cross, Miss
NJ Reilly: tenor. Mr.. William F. San
born. Mr.. NJ. F. Donovan; bass, Messrs.
FoiloWing are the programmes of Eas-
ter music at the other churches:
ST.. MARY'S.
Solemn high mass at II A. M. Organ
K.mmei: aKFrie" and GLORIA" aMesse
Sa9ennelIe." Golnod: epistle. 'sHaec Dies.
Allelplia:" siege4ack; eredo, .tMesse So So
i LEI \ 9 a,',o Go u snea + : ! .sB Aama yiF,
and "Agnus Del" 'sMesse S~olennelle,'
Gounad.
After mass. benediction of the most
REGINA CoelG," Foippel; sTantum
Ergo" Ross.ni: oLaudate Dominum,''
Elmer; organ nostlude. TriumphaI March,
Be Wo tnlss alto 4 VIZ ". AAircbboid. tenor; G.
Gallagher, basso: K. v. Ashhurst, or
ganist-
ST. PETERS.