The San Francisco call., 1897-03-14
ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH.

celebrate the event in a manner BETTING the
occasion solemn iridium will begin on Sun
day evening, March Ia, at 7:3O O'Clock. and
will close with pontifieal high mass at 9 O'Clock
on Wednesday, March II, the feast OF ST. Fat
rick, The patron OF the church.
During the three days that this solemn de-
votion will last the following will be the order
sunday, March 14-7 80 P. NJ, rosary; SER
mon, "A Good Life a Preservs tive OF Faith, !"
the Very Rev. J. ]. Prendergast,, v g., St.
Mary's Cathedral; bene diction OF most molly
sacrament
Monday, March 15-9 A. NJ, mass; sermon,
THE Time Of Grace" the Rev Joseph d,,a M;
of Way of the Cross; sermon, NSorrows of
Jesus" the Rev. P. j. Keane, ST. Patrick $
Church 7So p M rosary q s.a sermon T. Relayed saHhi
Church; benedic ton of most holy sacrament.
Tuesday, March 1919 A NJ, mass; sermon,
"Relapse, Its Cause and Remedy" Rev r A.
Foley, All HaIlows Church; P. NJ devotion
of ways of the Cross; sermon, Sorrows OF
Mary" Rev. P. Hesiin, St Francis Church ;
7s0 NJ rosary; sermon Manlinsss g. pan In Re-
Church; benediction OF most holy sacra men t.
Wednesday, st. Patrick's Days A. NJ. ponti-
Zeal high mass Most Rev. r W. Kioraan saisi
ant priest; Rev. P. J. Grey and Rev. Michael
King, deacons of honor; Rev. j. f. Nugent,
deacon at mass; Rey. J: +. Coyie, sun deacon aeon
monies; Rev. P J. Quinn, assistant master OF
ceremonies.
sermon suitable to the occasion will
be preached by Rev. z. c. Yorke at the
conclusion of the mass which Will be fol-
lowed by the Te Deum.
A grand musical programme has been
prepared for the solemn mass under the
direction of Professor Dohrmann. An or
chestra of twenty musicians has been en-
gagged, and the following will render the
vocal music: Miss Higgins. Mrs. Nor
gan, Mrs. Parent, Mrs. Van Norden, Mr..
Ar hr
Edminster, Mr.. Wheeler, Mr.. Logan and
Professor Martinez. Before the mass
there will be preludium, and the re-
mainder of the programme will be as fol-
lows:
"Gratias Agamus." choral for four from
bones. organ and drums, by DR.. W. Volekman,
will be played by Messrs. Rusteberg, Derrey,
Mundwy lef, Delaney, Vane and j. H. Dohr-
mann.
"Kyrie," "Gloria' and "Credo" OF Roeder's
Ofertory, especially arranged for st. Pat
rick's day by Professor ]. II. Dohrmann, for
alto. solo and mixed choir, introducing old
"sanctus. "Benedietus," 'iAgnus Del" and
ss.Dona Nobis," from Roeder's Mass.
.."veni Creator" arranged especially for this
. occasion for tenor solo and chorus, 1ntroduc-
ing familiar airs, by Professor DohrmaDn.
After the sermon, the .'Te Deum" being In
toned by his grace Archbishop Riordan, Rom
berg's grand "Te Deum, will be rendered by
the full chorus and orchestra.
Postludium by orchestra of Irish melodies;
air bye. Koppftz. The responses during the
service will be sung by the chorus, harmon
lied without any instrum entail accompan l.
ment.
Bishop Clinton, a distinguished Afro
= American divine is in the City. Hearrived
from Los Angeles day or so ago. He is
the youngest of Bishops, being only 80
years old. Tonight he will speak at Starr
King A. M. E. Zion Church.
The subject of the Methodist ministers
Monday meeting will be 'sTne Second
Advent" which will be presented by Rev.
w. w. Case.
The annual Quiet Day. which the