Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-04-15
HOLY WEEK SERVICES
Sacred Week of obligation Be-
gins With Services Of
Tomorrow
LENTEN SEASON ABOUT ENDED
Services Will be Held Each Day Dur
ing the Week in st. Mary's and st.
Paul's-visitins Priests Will Have
Charge of Evening Services at st.
Mary's-sunday at the Churches.

Beginning tomorrow, Palm Sunday,
the services of Holy Week will be held
in st. Mary's and st. Paul's churches.
In each of the churches services will
be held each day, and at st. Mary's
the evening services on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday While all the
days OF Holy Week are solemn days of
obligation, Thursday, Friday and Sat-
urday, known as Holy Thursday, Good
Friday and Holy Saturday, are the
principal ones of the week, as they I'M
mediately precede the anniversary OF
the resurrection, which Is observed on
Easter. when the Lenten season is
brought to a close.
AT st. Mary's church the services OF
Palm Sunday will consist of mass at
5 and 1890. At the high mass, 1880,
the blessing and distribution OF the
palms will take place. On Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday mornings low
mass will be read at 1880. Beginning
Wednesday evening visiting priests
will give the recitation of the Office
and sermon, and on Thursday. Friday
and Saturday mornings high mass
will be read at o'clock. On Wednes-
day evening the services Will be IN
charge of Rev. Father Lundon, OF 81.
Anthony; Thursday evening Rev.
Father Patrick Carroll, of Tama; and
Friday evening, Rev. Father w. j.
Convery, of Eldora, On Friday morn
Ing will be celebrated the alteration OF
TNvi1 n fnrnnnn at
o'clock the stations of the cross.
At ST. PauPs.
Palm Sunday services at st. PauPs
church will be held at 1880 and 1880
a. M, and at p. m. Inc dlstrlpu-
ton of the palms will take place at
both OF the morning services Ser
vices will be conducted on each day
during Holy Week except Saturday, at
$3.50 a. M, and 7:45 p. m. In addition
to these services on Good Friday VIII
be held the three hours service, the
meditation of the seven words from
the cross, beginning at IL o'clock and
concluding at 8.
Sunday at the Churches.
Sunday services at the other church.
es have been announced by pastors as
follows:
First Baptist-Dr. jones' morning
subject, "The God of All Peace; even
ing, Lost Among the Hills"
State street United Evangelical
Rev. Meloy's morning subject, Chris
tian Influence" In the evening Rev.
Meloy will exchange pulpits with Rev.
Dempster.
First United Evangelical - Rev.
Morris morning subject, "a Disciples
Field for Seed Sowing; evening, Per
feet Manhood"
Friends Morning subject of Rev.
Pilot, "Certainty Of Victory; even
ing, "rhe Church, Its Origin and Its
Mission"
ngregational-Rev. L. B. Hix's
morning subject, 'sThe Gospel Saw
ing Power; evening, 1.-The Christian
Conception of God"
Methodist-Rev. DR.. Gould will oc-
cupy his public both morning and
evening.
Railroad Y. M. G. Affecting at
o'clock, open to all, women as we'll as
men. Rev. David Dempster will adj
dress the meeting, and the male quar-.
tet will sing.
Christian-Rev. Lemons morning
subject will be Character Building"
evening, a talk to the wage Garner.
Presbyterian Rev. Dempster will
occupy his pulpit in the morning, and
will exchange with Rev. Meloy in the
evening.