The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-20
CONFIRMATION ON SUNDAY.
PENTECOsT SUNDAY AT THE
CATHEDRAL
Upward of Two Hundred Young
Persons to be Confirmed in
the Afternoon.

The services at the Cathedral
tomorrow, Pentecost Sunday, will
be of unusual interest to Cathollcs.
The children of the Cathedral parish,
who have been carefully prepared
therefor, will, at the S O'Clock mass,
receive their first holy communion. Al
1855 there will be a pontifical mass,
Bishop Grace celebrating, assisted py
Rev. Fathers Quinn, Brady and Leahy.
Father Quinn will preach on ''Ihe IN
fallibility of. the Catholic Church
Brothers Ulfinian and Aloysius, mas
tiers of ceremonies, and their sanctuary
Guild will participate in the pontihcai
function.
Bishop Grace, at 3 o'clock IN the
afternoon, will. confirm more than ~
young persons, and Father Quinn Will
deliver sermon on The Sign OF the
Cross. -
After the sermon, benediction of the
blessed sacrament will be given. Inc
choir has prepared excellent music for
both morning and afternoon services.
Following are the names of those
who will receive the sacraments:
For confirmation Blanch Flynn,
Amelia Paladini, Teresa Bottard, May
Coleman, Louise Gounett, Philomene
Silvarfa, Alice L. White, Christina
Schmorleiz, Nellie Mccarthy, Louise
Coy, Gussie Gounett, Nellie Rogers,
Minnie Suivetich, Blanch Gardner,
Lille Lloyd, Lizzie Rose, Katie Guilt
nan, Maggie Squires, Kittie F1ahive,
Fannie Ray, Julia Reed, Geraldine
Harcourt Julia Sartini, Hazel Doe.
Mary McGushin, Lizzie Newman,
Nellie Norton, Katie Norton, Mary
O'Neill and Kittie Goods.
For first holy communion - Mabel
Peterson, Katie OConnor, Ricka Dias,
Alice Harris, Maggie Silva and Minnie
Chrisman.
For first holy communion and con-
firmation-Agnes Warra, Edna Hoefer,
Carrie Miller, Annie Miller, Mary Ga
briell, Anna Moresi, Annie Deering,
May Griffin, Celia Griffin, Mamie Silva,
Zelda Bauquier, Julia Hooper, Eva de
PAUL.. lola Herman, Mary Rose. Josie
Meyers, Minnie Leonard, Elvira Cos
topassi Edna Farley, Naomi O'Connor,
Margaret Grogan, Edna 'F'erriter, An
ME Boylan, Helen Callander, Ida Sto-
ker, Agnes Walker, Mamie Burns and
May Doyle.
Youths to be confrmed-Thomas
Carrere, John Franklin Palm, John
Francis Riley, Emile Aloyseus Coy,
Eugene Thomas Reedy, Paul Ambrose
Dunn, Thomas James Armstrong,
Francis Joseph Casey, Charles
William Deterding. Albert Thomas
Hug, Charles Thomas Walker,
John Anthony Azevedo, Nicho-
las Henry Moreno, Henry Vellesian
Kerns, Alexander Thomas Coady,
Charles John Coppersmith, Manuel
Paul Silveira, Joseph Leo Sdlviera,
Francis Bernard Bird, Charles Paul
Best, Eugene John Lewis, Joseph Alloy
sius Hanlon, James Joseph Hanlon, Ed
ward Ambrose Cook, Benjamin James
Joseph Kelliher. Robert Alexander Dun
bar, Altura James PARA, Frederic John
Neidlein, Bert James Riley, Antoine
Joseph Graeia, Edward Augustine
Ryan, Charles Aloysius Harrison, Ed
ward Bernard Moss, Antoine John Her
man, Wallace John Sheehan, Walter
James Congrave, Charles Augustine
Ross, Elwood Feeney, Robert Shorrock,
John Hogan. Joseph Ranken, Edward
Weitzel, Ernest Messner, Joseph Gro
nan. Charles Quigley. Peter Bender,
John McGinnis, John Bittencourt,
Harold Herman, Jay Pratt, Justus
Staiger, Cornelius Mccarthy, Eugene
Toland, John O'Connor, Alexander
johnson, William Lewis, Daniel Nc
Carthy, Frederick Ba1sz, William
O'Brien, Edward Quillinan, Charles
Silva, James Simpson, Patrick Grim
mings, John Corcoran, Frank Gabrielli,
Joseph Torres.
A branch of the League of the Cross,
a Aentlemen's Temperance Union, and
Catholic Women's Temperance Guild
are in the process of formation.
To-day, being the Vigil of Pentecost.
is day of fasting and prayer for all
Catholics.
Miss Clara Arnold has entered the
class of trained nurses at the Sisters
Hospital
Mother Vincent at an election held on
Thursday was reelected to the office
of Mother Superior for a term of three
years
The people of Marysville gave Bishop
Grace public reception the first part
of this week.