The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-01
TO CELEBRATE EASTER
AMPLE PREPARATION MADE FOR
THE ANNIVERSARY OF CHRIST'S
ASCENSION
CHURCHES IN FULL SWING
the Cathedral Tomorrow Morning
and Evening Other Places of
Worship VIII Have Ceremonies
Special Musical Services Will
Sound u Note of joy.

Worship VIII Have Ceremonies
Special Musical Services Will
Sound Note of joy
Easter services will be- held at most
all churches tomorrow, and ample prep
oratiOns have been made for the event
The Catholic churches pay more atten-
ton to this occasion than others
AT THE CATHEDRAL.
Most solemn and impressive services
will be held where Rt. Rev Thomas
OGorman, Bishop of Sioux Falls, will
celebrate pontificial high mass at 1890
Rev. Father Lawler will be assistant and
Revs. w. A. Dolan and p F. Meade dea-
cons Of honor. Rev. P. r. Hebron, d.
D., will preach the sermon.
The choir, under the direction of John
F. Gehan, will be augmented on the oc-
casion by the DAM orchestra The solo
lists are Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Snapp, Miss
Pottgieser Messrs j. f. Gehan and Mr.
G. c. Zenzius Organist Mrs. f. L.
Hoffman,. The following programme has
been prepared:
Regina Coeli' ................ LambillOtte
"Kyrie" HAYDN
.. Ta",ia loto, .Haydn
MRS si 3 GTed Harris Miss Mi,e aaydn
q. G. Zenzius and ]. F. Gehan.
SieuO HaXQn
Choir.
'OHertOr1um ...... .............. Wilcox
Duet. Mrs S. V. Harris, Miss Mile Pott-
..c gleser.
Haydn
''Benedictus ....... ..... Haydn
"AgnuS Dei' ........ HAYDN
"Ea IleIniah ChnruS'' dol
Choir.
The evening services at 7:30 will con-
sist of musical vespers and benediction.
Bishop O'Gorman will deliver the sermon
AT ST. MARY'S.
There will be mass at Z, s, 9, and solemn
high mass at 1890 a. m. Rev. Robert
Fitzgerald. of st. Thomas college, cele-
brant, assisted by Father Moynihan and
Father Brannan; sermon by Father Glib
bons. AT the solemn high mass, 1890, the
choir will sing the following, under the
direction of Miss Elsie Shave:
''Vidf Aquam" ~ Peoher
Soprano Solo and Double ouartette' tie
,.'kyrie', ... Riedermann
a., Bass Solo, ouartette and Chorus.
1ior Tenor Solo Dns, :na G Bisdermann
.'Veni Creator ............M Mario
'Credo" 49,. ................ Biedermann
Contralto Solo and Chorus.
OHertory-'AVe Marie .... MaScheroni
Lewis Shave
:. beenedlctus ........ :....... Trio
'Agnus sd Del, g., .Biedermann
"Hallelujah," from the Mes
Full Chorus. . = '''' q
AT ST. LUKE's.
Solemn high mass will be said by Rev.
A. McNulty, assisted by Rev. DR.. w. Tur-
ner and Rev 7. Refill The sermon will
be preached by Rev DIR. Turner. The fol-
lowing musical programme will be rem
dered by the large choir, which is second
to none in the city.
t'Kyrie" -. 'fs,Ii1Yo q ~
''Veni Creator Handel
O(3ffertory,-,'R Regina, Coeli'' .:.... Cherubini
''SanctuS'
'Benedictus" Guilmant
Et'Agnus Der a4a= = ~ - :, -
RecessionaE 1.-The Heavens Are
49,. -.....-..........H Haydn
In the evening musical vespers will be
sung by the full choir, and g. sermon will
be preached by Father McNulty.
AT ST. vINCENT's CHURCH
The Easter services will be elaborate.
Rather Reardon. of the st. Paul semin-
airy, will deliver the sermon at high mass
at 1V'5o, ana the Following musical pro-
gramme will be given:
hTpo?e ; ,.........' de Resurrectione'
"N1df Aquam' .Creeorian
''Kyrie" - eo' iaii
.e3 I5lorla, .Messe Solennelle
| ,tCredo' No.
ertorium-''Regina Coeli'' $500. Gloria
'Sanctus Oi 20
'Benedictus"
| "Agnus Dei' cimoros.
AT ST. MICHAEL'S.
The masses will be at and a. m and
solemn high mass at 1890. At the high
mass the choir, under the direction of
Prof. N. Bohnen, will render Marzoc
mass The soloists will be Mrs. A. Never
MISS Rose Ntquette Thomas NageI and
| George Lau and the offertory fReeina
| Coeli' will be sung by the above quar-
| tette and full chorus. The decoration of
the church this year will be more elabor-
ate than ever. Rev. Father McHugh will
De the celebrant at high mass and the SER
mon will be by Rev. Patrick O'Neill.
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD.
William c. Pope, Rector.
| t'rocessional ia, in e fiat. 49,. Woodward
Authem-"Christ Our Passover