The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
CATHOLIC CHURCH NOTES.

The Feast Il St. Anthony q Padus. universally
observed last THURSDAY. viii be solemuly commemo-
rated t1-mrrov in ST. Anth0nys Church Brook.
land who're solemn high mass viii be crlebrated
a. 1879 a. m, by the pastor Rev, A. NJ South
gate assisted iy fathers iron the Dominican House
of ofuIrs as deacon AMI sIbdgacou Tie assistant
pastor = ST. AuthouT's Church. Rev. ?. " Mar
siH odciste ss master q ceremonies.
The sermon viii be preached hy Rev " u.
Noon. gt 'h1 Dominican House = Striias and iu
augmented choir viii render the music g; fE- mass.
The IRIDIUM. IN honor q St ANTHONY which
began on the fgaS'. viii conclude tH-mCrr17.
The children q the parish VIII receive their first
Holy Communion az the early mass tomorrow. iu
preparation f1r which fbis week has been passed
tv them Ia spiritual retreat Conducted Dr. Father
Mara
Renewal q Rar-iyual Vows and Iuve.,i'ure q
'te s1Iular viii take place at 4 O'Clock
N.tvithstardur .he mclcmsnt weather. several
hundred People attended the services n tae Feast
n ~. Anthony in the Church q Mount s., srlrll-
err Rf,okiand. solemn high mss With eyp0zi-
zion H 'he blessed Sacrament. vas followed by
solemn Hersiicfi0n Il the Blessed SaTameH; and
veHs-sfian 4 the relic u s. Anthony.
TIE shrine q the patron saint vas besutifuIly
adorned with white lilies and many lighted rapers
20 which beautiful palms formed q rich back
ground
The blessing and dis,rbuti5n g several hundred
Hirs-fmbfms = the purity q The saint Wh1Se
feast wss c1mmem1rated-added greatly % the i'm
prcssiveuess and beauty 4 the CEREMONY.
High mass vil be celebrated eygv Tuesday
morning At O'Clock in honor of ST. ANTHONY, fol
lowed hy Beuedcti0n Il the Blessed Sacrament ard
vener1tion 4 the relic q the saint.
Another beautiful feast which the Church com
mem1gtes Ia ths month q June Is that II 81.
Alovsius GUnTsgs patron 4 youth and of stu
ealahrzfnH throughout gafNr17~ MOLD
June q. the anniversary 0f his death u trumplal
entry into heaven. which took place June g. 1891
when this model n purity was but twen;y-three
years n age and had lived for over five years as
a member q the Society G Jesus
In 81 Al0vsius' Church the feast viii he con-
memorsted on the following Sunday when solemn
high mass viii be celebrated in honor of the Yatrun
saint and illustrious member Of the Jesuit Order.
Rev Thomas C. SMITH. assistant pastor q s.
Stephens Church. viii preach the sermon.
4 solemn reception q new members into The ST.
John Berchmans Sanctuary Society viii take place
In st. Al0vsius' Church on the evening of June q.
an event cummemorating also the tenth anniversary
Of the establishment 4 this socsty which now
contains nearly one hundred members. whose fidelity
and devotion, rejecting the zeal and spiritual -Id
ance Il their director. Nir Francis 4. RyruC. s
j.. have won highest cummendation from all sources
and words q unstnted praise from His Grace
Archbishop Harty # Manila, who recently pre-
seuted a little medal TO each member q the So
ciety.
An interesting play. entitled Tho PCus and the
Emperor' will be presented by the students Of
GonzsgR College in the college theater next Mon
day evening at O'Clock after which prizes viii be
distributed TO the students Of the junior grades
Tuesday evening, az the hour. the annual
commencement exercises viii take place in Gonzaga
Hall
Several distinguished preates Of the Church. in
ending the Cardinal Archbishop Of Baltimore the
Bishop II Albany the Right Rev. =. j. Garrigan
Of Sioux City aud pastors q the various churches
in this city, assembled in St. Charles College Bal
tmore, on Thursday for the celebration Of the
golden jubilee Of Rev. Henry NJ Chatuis S s.
whose ordination tn the priesthood took pace in ls5
Rev. Father MaCkin. the venerable pastnT Of St
Paul's Church, in this city, acted as deacon Of
honor % the Cardinal during the ceebration q the
solemn ponufcal mass. Bishop Gsrrigan preached
the sermon.
Profound appreciation Of benefcence was never
more gratefully expressed than by Archbishop Harry
when he took occasion last Sunday afternoon. in
the Convent Of Perpetual Alteration, to thank the
community Of the Convent and members Of the
Association Of Work for Poor Churches for the
great assistance rendered by them in sending mis-
sionary outfits 10 parishes Of his diocese in the
Philippines.
After paying hlgh tribute 70 the loyalty Of the
Filipinos and their devotion 70 Holy Church His
Grace described the devastation wrought Throughout
the islands during the recent rebellion and the par
tial destruction Of numerous sacred ediaces which
suffered the loss Of yestments, altar adornments.
and sacred vessels
Such conditions, he said make doubly welcome all
supplies furnished through this association Of chari-
table workers. and, in conclusion. Bishop Harty
declared that only on the day Of final Judgment
would men fully realize what a benedicti0n 10 the
world has been the Convent of Perpetual Alteration
in Washington. through which the needs Of poor
churches. even in his far-aWay diocese have been
so noby supplied.
solemn choral service under the direction n
Prof, Anton Kasrsr, viii be held In ST Ausustines
Church tomorrow evening at O'Clock.
At the conclusion Of a beautiful organ prelude BY
Bach. the choir viii render Haydns "Kyie" Ave
Maria, by Arcadelt; Holy Night" BY Bieder-
man, and GOunod's "Sanctus"
Following 2 soprano SOLO by Dana, two beautiful
selections will be rendered in solo on the violin
A Revcrie" BY Dassau. and "Humoreske" hy
DTorak. In conclusion Rossini's "Infammstus'' will
be sung by the choir
The Sacrament Of Confirmation viii be admins
tered by His Eminence the Cardinal Archbishop
Of Baltimore, IN st. Dominic's Church, on Sunday
Juns q
The closing exercises Of the Academy Of the