The Washington herald., 1907-06-01

mass. Rev. A. ?. DOYLE. C. s. P. and Rev. Henry
=. Wabluauu; masters Of ceremonies. Rev William
J. KrEbE. D. u. and Rev J. S7bHTiaz. q. r. g.
The ba-rllar-aata sermon UIi d. preached hT KeT.
John u. Nagrirs d. u.
His Grace jeremiah J. Har-y Archbishop of Ma
uis Wl a-frilta at the sula75 Do tEe Convent ~
garuzta8l AdnJtiou. F5g,teTtl and y streets, at
il1 O'Clock Tomorrow afternoon. and bless ae
rrsIu-ufs made br m1Hhtr q The Association %
the Perpetual Alteration and WaEb for Poor
Churches
Tti. sslhi,i5u includes flrtg-fTe sets Of r5s--
mslfz f.r distribution among uour churches. fE0
rf which win bs sent 10 the PHILIPPINES and one
TO Alaska. also a cope far tle nev Church # orr
LADY 0f Victory. tHe mission a1 The t1riEt road.
Of which Rev. VI NJ YiHgiug IS Che pastor
The exhibition viu continue until Tuesday Of
o. m. and The public is cordially invited 20 attend
900 Monday and Tuesday
The entire month # June s., in special manner
and i1 aesarlaHes with tle request q or Lord
Himself dedicated 70 His Most Sacred Heart
Tie Friday following the Octave Cf Corpus Christi
is devoted especially fD honwirE the Divine Heart
q the Saviour and is called the Feast q the Sacred
Heart.
humble rrligfru-- named Margaret Mary Ala
r1lue. u fae Order n the Visitation. Uas u
adaa-la1 during thr Octave ~ Corpus Christi
when 5Ur Lord appeared 20 her and expressed The
desire % sea the FRIDAY after the Octave 0. Corpus
Christi crrssca'ed % fhe crlchutIon 0f rarf-c7i-
'al feast in huuar f His Heart t1 atone f-r the
Sights received b7 Him in the Sacrament Il the
Altar
The pirrs maiden. treated as a visionary. saw a
violent storm arise, hgt Christ watched over hr
ard elu.sd the tempest
Passing through divers phases the institution of
the new feast vas not obtsiued Uun. the pauut-
cate n Clement XIII IN l765. and did not bvclue
general til tho time II Plus * in 1857.
There Is now 10 part # the Catholic world where
thr devotion % the Sacred Heart = not established.
In the Shrine Of the Sacred Heart the titulsr
feast u .ha church viii he socmuly observed next
Friday the Feast Il the Sacred Heart. by solemn
high mass and Exposition Of the Blessed sacra-
ment. az 70 O'Clock
Hayin's Third Mass viii be rendered by the choir.
and Miss Mabel Latimars beautiful voice Will be
heard ia several solos.
A special noreua to the Sacred Heart, which BE-
gan last Thursday evening viii terminate ou Che
feast This devotion held every evening az 80
uci1Cs consists Ci prayers. Bensdi-ti0n Il che
Blessed Sacrament, and sermon by visiting priests
TIE opening sermon was delivered by Rev John u.
Marure. d. D.. 0f the Catholic University. Rev
Martin O'D0lughue preached the sermon last even
iur Rev. A. F. Doyle. rector Of the Apostolic
Mission House viii preach tomorrow evening.
Rev Charles f. Boone Monday evening. and Rev
William L, Sullivan. G. 5. T.. on Tuesday evening
Rev. Aloysius Brosuahan. s J.. o. Georgetown
University. vii deliver the closing mon Of the
noTena ON Friday evening al : 80.
In the Dahlzrsn Memorial Chapel Cf Ge0rCztown
University. which is dcdbated 10 the Sacred Heart
a reception cf new memb.s into the League Of the
Sacred Heart viii take place next Friday evening
followed bg distribution Of diplomas and Solemn
Benedctian Of the Blessed Sacrament Celehraut
af-.rH . ~.
university; deacon Rev. James Kelly. $. j.; sub
deacon. Rev. John T.. McQuade. :. J. The sermon
on this occasion viii BE- preached by Rev James
Kelly s. j. Solemn high mass win bc celebrated in
Dahlgru Chspel at Il a. m. tomorrow. The hac-
calaurcate sermon viii be delivered by Rev William
J. Duane, s. J.. professor q dog1nstic Theology
Woodstock College. Md.
The Feast Of the Sacred Heart VIII be observed
bv exposition of the Blessed Sacrament IN St.
Aloysius' Church, and IN 81. Patrick's from the
carly morning masses until 20 p m. when Rene
diction Of the Blessed Sacrament will he given.
In S. Augustines Church, from 10 70 p. n,
closing with devotions 10 the Sacred Heart and
Benedcti0n.
In St. Matthew'S. ST. Paul's. ST. Jcssphs, St,
Anthonys s. and the Church Of the Immaculate Con
ception. exposition of the Blessed Sacrament will
take place during the early masses.
Special devotons will be held in S. Pauls church.
ST. Joscphs ST. Theresa's, and in the Church OF
the Holy Comforter at 30 p m.
Dev0tious q novCnas 10 the Sacred Heart are
held each evening in 81. Patrick's Church. ST.
Aloysus Church. 81. Stephens. and in St Joseph's
Church al 30 o'clock
In st. Auuistiues Church at p. m.
In - Matthews Church every morning at the
close Of the O'Clock mass
In 81 Marys Church high mass viii be sung al
s O'Clock on the Feast Of the Sacred Heart, fol
lowed by exposition of the Blessed Sacrament until
: 20 D. m. when the Act Of Dedication viii he read
and Benediction q the Blessed Sacrament be given.
Solemn high mass will b. sung in the Catholic
University # America az 10 a. N. tomorrow by
Mgr. OCUuner. rector d the university.
The baCCalanTsate sermon viii be preached by
Rev. Joseph v Tracey Of Boston. president Of the
alumni.
A large congregation assembled in ST. AuFIstine's
Church asst Sunday evening 10 witness an interest
ing service. which consisted Of the renewal Of 3ap
mal Vows by sixty converts to the Catholic faith.
Zach new member Of the Catholic fold approached
The altar rail holding a lighted taper, and there
neeliug. s0lemnly renewed the VOWS profcssc1 az
baptism Rev. A. T. Doyle preached on the sacra-
mont Of baptism. and. in the course Of his beauti
fu sermon. spoke # the glorious privilege Of being
q Catholic
Among recent fairs and entertainments for the
benefit # various churches none has proved more
successful than Che fair held in St May's parish
for the benefit O. the new school hall which real
ized the gratifying total Of s5o9535.
The entertainment on Tuesday last by the Young
people of ST. Pauls Sunday school, 10 defray the
expenses a the school was well attended, and
proved thoroughly enjoyable.
minstrel show. given that same evening in St.
DOminics School hall. By members Of the colOred