The San Francisco call., 1907-02-10

NlNeS SlSnI TO the BllnO Mdu. I'D
Jane, widow. 12-St. Peter Nalosco,
confessor. 1s-Ash Wednesday; daily
feast until Easter; Bl Biridiana, vir-
gin. tertiary. list. Andrew Corsinis,
Bishop and confessor. 15-The crown
of thorns of our Lord-translation of
the relics of st. Anthony. 16-Bl.
Philippa, virgin; Poor Clare. 17-First
Sunday in Lent-St. Hilary, Bishop and
doctor; gospel. Jesus Tempted by the
Devil" 1S-St Marcellus. Pope and
martyr 19-St. Conrad, confessor, ter
tiary 20--Ember day-St. Raymond,
confessor. 21z-St Angela Merici, ter
tiary. 22z<Ember day-St Margaret of
Cortona, penitent, tertiary. 23-Ember
day-St. Peters chair at Antioch. "a
Second Sunday in Lent-St. Matthias,
apostle; gospel TRANSPORTATION of Our
Lord 25-Bl. Sebastian, confessor,
friar minor. 26-St. Ignatius, BiSAop
and martyr 27-Bl. John of Trfcra,
martyr, friar minor 28-Bl. Thomas,
confessor, friar minor.
There was a solemn months mass
in ST. Marys Cathedral yesterday in
memory of the late Archbishop Mont
gomery. The mass was sung by a
chorus of priests.
This afternoon the League of the
Cross band will give sacred concert
at the Ingleside camp for the benefit
Services are still held at this camp,
and Sisters of the Holy Family visit
it each day, rendering assistance to
those who are there.
A large number of artisans are work
ing on the interior of the Sacred Heart
Church at Fell and Fillmore streets,
making changes on the sanctuary end.
new system of lighting is being put
in, and when the alterations which
Father McQuaide, the rector. has de-
cided upon are finished the appearance
of the interior of the church will be
greatly Improved.
Next Tuesday an entertainment will
be given in Sacred Heart Hall, under
the auspices of the promoters and asso-
ciates of the League of the Sacred Heart
of Sacred Heart Parish, when the fol-
lowing programme will be presented:
Opening selection, Walter King; vocal
solo, Miss Evylen Barnes; violin selec-
tions, Miss Edith Fleming; specialties,
Gladys Bernard selections. E. Lambert;
vocal solo, James Hughes; specialties,
Joe Duffy; vocal selections Mrs. c. Nc
Grath and Robert Valentine. The pro-
gramme will conclude with an operetta
in one act, entitled Penelope" in
which Misses Edna Walsh and Lillian
Rogers and Messrs. ]. c. O'Donnell,
William Ogilvie and Richard Blake will
take part.
The parish house of Sacred Heart
Church. which was partly destroyed by
fire several weeks ago, is being re-
paired and added to. The new addi-
ton will make the parish house S5 feet
deep. Another story will be added to
the building. The old building will be
used for the Offices of the church and
living rooms. as in the past, while the
lower floor of the addition will be di-
vfded into two lecture rooms. The up
per floors will be used as living rooms
and be connected with the main build
ing. The lecture rooms or halls will
be used by the sodalities.
On Ash Wednesday there will be
mass at a. m., when there will be
the ceremony of the blessing and dis
tribution of the ashes, and at 1880 in
the evening there will be mass and dis
tribution of the ashes.
In a few days the Mission Dolores
Conference will take charge of the
reading room and social hall at the
Mission Park camp in behalf of the
Society of st. Vincent de Paul
The st. Peters verein, which, since
it lost it's home in St Boniface.
has through the courtesy of Rev.
Father Placidus Krekeler. o. F. NJ,
pastor of st. Anthony's Church, been
meeting in the hall connected with
that church, will in a short time re-
turn to its old meeting place in the
St Boniface building on Golden Gate
avenue.
Rev Charles A. Ramm of st. Mary's
Cathedral will lecture in st. Dominic 8
Hall on February 26 before the knights
of Columbus on the religious situation
in France. This is a lecture that was
prepared and was to have been deliv-
cred by the late Archbishop Montgom-
ery./ 1t is to be delivered by Rev.
Father Ramm on the request of Arch
bishop Riordan.
Last week there was large ttend-
ance at the musical and literary en-
tertainment given by the young ladies
of the academic class of ST. Mary s
Academy in Holy Cross Hail. The pro-
gramme included many charming music
numbers and a farce entitled Madame
de Poftment's School,
Candlemas dayAwas observed in all
of the Catholic churches. This is the
first feast of the publication of the
Virgin Mary. which is always observe ed
on February 2. There was a, ceremonial
procession with many lighted candles.
and the blessing of candles to be used
during the year.
Rev T. " Moore C. S. p, will
preach a series of Lenten sermons in
st. Marys Church.
Rev. John NJ. Handiey. c. S. p, will
open a non-Catholic mission in ST.
Agnes Church the first Sunday
in Lent, February II. His addresses
will be in the nature of explanatory
talks upon Christian doctrine and
upon various topics that are not gem
orally understood by non-Catholics.
Father Hanley will be at this church
for seven nights.
Preparations are being made in all
the churches of this city for the proper
observance of Easter, and in each
there will be a special song service.
The order of masses at st. Mary's
Church (Paulist) for Sundays Is as
follows: Low mass and short sermon
at a. m. (Sunday school after this
mass). High mass, sermon and bene-
diction at IL a. m