The Washington herald., 1906-12-08

His erninenee Cardinal Gibbons VII close the
exhibition and bless the Testmeuts on Tuesday
Afternoon at 4 O'clock
APOSTOLIC MISSION HOUSE: Rev. A. F.
DUie G. :. r., and ReE. Joseph Mahoney, Of
the Apostolic Mission House in8uEuTated the mis-
sionay work in south Carolina hy opening a his
sion in ST. Mays Church Charleston. on sun
day. December 2 Rev. Father Orosz. c \ p.
has been appointed chaplain q the convent in New
port. X. J.. and Rev. Father q HeEn viii take
up bis work in Langign. d. G.. Res. Father Monas-
han VIII preach tomorrow evening n Sts. Philip
and james Church Baltimore. on the Master Of
Hearts" The sermon tomorrow evening n St
AIary's Church Alexandra win be delivered by
one of the fathers from the Apostolic Mission
House.
ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH. Rev. Father Car
roll viii preach at the high mass Tomorrow Il
a Rev Father Smyth viii preach during
vesper service. T-30 Sodality "Wednesday evening
az - O'Clock. at which there VIII BE- special
reception Of new members The children Of the
parish are iEeuaring for their Christmas enter
taiument. Mr. GoClchid. for many years mem
Der Of the quartet Of St Patrcks choir. vii leave
this month for California The choir rendered him
a reception and presented him with a purse at
their regular weekly rehearsal The priests Ct the
parish were present, and DT. Stafford in q few
wen chosen words expressed appreciation of Mr.
GOodchnd's long service and Of his amisble char
acter. Dr.. Stafford spoke at the funeral Of Cen
Louis = BauEhman last Monday in Frederick. Nd.
Mr. GumpFeCht. 0rganist and cboirmaster Of st
patrick's accompanied Dr. stafford % Frederick
and took charge Of the music fer the funeral.
HOLY CROSS COLLEGE: Brother ColumbkiH.
&. :. c.. who has been at the college for the last
three months engaged in erecting the new altar
designed for the college chapel. doing cabinet
work and making general Improvements about the
buildings returned last week 20 his home at
Notre Dame The altar is Of the richest
renaissance style. being exact reproduction Of
the original Bernini altar in the Church OF the
Sacred Heart at the University Of Nntre Dame.
The piece represents the Blessed Sacrament as the
center Of alteration. by a large host fixed IN high
center IN a large golden Fadium and d circular
wreath Of white nebuia and surrounded by nulner-
Gus figures Of ministering angels The members
OF Holy Cross TTize their altar. not only as rare
piece Of sacred art but also as being the work Of
one Of their congregation the whole altar
having been carved and finished by Brother ColEmb-
kill who spent more than two years in ITS ezecH-
ton. Among those calling az the college within
the week were Rev. Michael Landing StOttdale.
Pa. and Prince Henry de Cr0y-
ST. AIOYSIUS' CHURCH; Low masses to-day.
g. :. s. and 10 o'clock; high mass at O'Clock
Rev John Sculy. 5. J.. viii preach at the high
mass tomorrow. II a. m. continuing the series Of
conferences explanatory Of the Catholic dogma.
Father Seully's subject matter for each Sunday
evening in December viii be as follows; December
e-~Tbe Necessity Of some Religion for Each and
An" December f6-"Jts Necessity in Order That
Governments BE stable" December 23-"fhe Reis-
tions Of the state Toward Religion. This last
is against political atheism the theory which holds
that all forms Of religion are alien 10 the state
and must be treated such. can a Catholic
BE a Socialist was the subject 0f interesting
lecture delivered under the auspices OF the Noysius
Club last SUNDAY evening ia the college theater by
Rev Timothy Brosnahan, ). j., lecturer on ethics
at Woodstock College
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