The Washington herald., 1907-10-26
CATHOLIC CHURCH NOTES.


Impressive ceremonies vii attend the unveling and
blessing Of statue of the patron saint In the
Cuurch Of ST. Vincent de Paul. SOuth Capitol and
" streets at 4.50 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Many visiting cleTCmeu viii take part In the pT0-
cCssiOn and assist az tie services.
Rev. Father Thomas a. Judge &. NJ, o. 81. Vim
cent de Paul's College. Gsrmant0Wu. Pa. VII de-
liver the sermon
solemn beusIct.on Of the blessed Sacrament Will
be gwen by Rev Father RYDER. e.. :. T.. cf -.
Thomas Aquinas College. assisted by visiting priests
a. deacon and slb-drlc"I.
TIE statue % he unveiled 0, exquisite ulece OF
work in prre Carrara marble made from one block.
Weighing go pounds
Rev Father Murray n ST. Dominic's Church. this
city viii conduct Lle annual retreat for members o.
the Cathedral parish. Baltimore
The opening sermon Viii De preached a. the solemn
high mass tomorrow.
Rev. Father VIOLA o. p. of ST. Domiaics. VIII
preach az the centenary celebration ~ Father Samuel
NazebuceiH IN Susinawa. Wis sunday. November ,.
In the Church Of the Nativity. Brgbtvood Rev.
Father James r. kruE % ST. PaIls Church, viii
preach ~ the last mass 10 O'Clock. tomorrow.
sunday school az 3 81 VIII be followed ty rosary
dsvctious and benedicton Of the Blessed Sacrament
At Z 80 p. IN.
Deyotiops of the Noysna for the Holy souls. held
every evening ar s o'clock viii conclude next FRIDAY
evening with a sermon by Rev. Father J. J. Ripple.
Of the Catholic University.
A euclre viii be held in Carroll Institute Hall on
Weinesiay evening November G. the proceeds TO be
deToted 20 the building Of Tectory for the Church
Of the Nativity.
In ST. Mary's Church high mass in honor Of The
Apostles s.. Simon and Jude VIII b. celebrated next
Monday al O'Clock.
solemn exposition of the Blessed Sacrament vIl
follow the high mass 40 O'Clock On the Feast Of
Al Saints and conclude with special devoti0ns az
80 p. n.
Roquism high mass will be sung at 3 O'Clock on
All Souls Day.
Forty Hours Alteration viii begin in 81. AIMS
Church. Tsnnaytown. Sunday. November 3
Masses on the Feast Of All Saints viii be az $50
and O'Clock special dev0tions al 30 p m, 20 con
clude with benediction Of the Blessed Sacrament.
Low mas Of requiem viii be celebrated at a. m.
A fair for the benefit os the church will open in
ST. AIMS parish hall Monday. November O. and
continue one week.
Rev Father Aheru. who has been Father Mallon's
guest, VIII leave shortly for Virginia. 70 h the post
Of chaplain Of Old Point Comfort College.
Noyepa for the Holy Souls began in ST. Angus
tines Church Thursday evening Devotions are held
every evening 40 o'clock and will conclude next
Friday with sermon by Rev. DT Aiken. Of the Cath
olic University, and beuedicton Of the Blessed Sac
rament
The Most Rev, Archbishop Ryan Of Philadelphia,
and the Right Rev. DT ". A. Jones. Bishop Of
Porto Rico were Father Grifith's guests this week
Archbishop Ryan left for Virginia but viii return
70 Washington to-day and remain brief while at
tie rectoFy before returning % Philadelphia.
Rev. Dr. John NJ Cooper win preach at the solemn
high mass in st. Matthews Church tomorrow.
Rev Father Francis T. Mccarthy, 5. J., VIII
preach in st. Aloysius' Church at Il O'Clock; Rev.
Father William T. Carroll in St Patrck's; Rev.
Father T. ID. Williams in 81. Stephens and Rev.
Father Mcmahon. Of Augusta, Ga, in the Church of
the Holy Comforter.
special meeting Of the Sodalty Of the Blessed
Virgin Of st. Paul's Church was held last Wednes-
day evening when the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
Miss Mary Roach. prefect Miss Barry. assistant
pTefect; Miss Al Lee. treasurer. and Miss Leonard
secretary.
The sodality will attend in a body the mass ot
requiem 10 be offered by Rev. Father Thomas A.
Walsh director Of the sodality, on Wednesday next,
at o'clock for the rep0se Of the soul Of Mrs Mar
garet Sheridan. a socialist. whose death OccasOned
widespread regret in Catholic circles Of Washington
particularly in ST Paul's parish where her eharite'
and good deeds endeaTed her to all, especially %
those associated with her in sanctuary work.
The musical programme rendered by st, Matthez's
choir Thursday evening the meeting Of the Apostle
ship Of Prayer deserves special mention because one
beautiful composition The Angelus. was sung for
the first time in this country and the Hymn to
the Sacred Heart" sung but once before. was pre-
sentad by Mgr Banerle the composer. to Miss Jennie
d. Glennan the organist and director Of the choir.
The characteristic style and tone Of each compost
tion Is eminently devotional
The Angeius," composed by Rev. Father F. Y.
Engelbardt director Of the Ratisbon Cathedral choir
arrangement for four voices was beautifully rem
dered by Miss Anna Manning Miss Carrie Manning
Mr. T, H O'Fauell and Mr.. ]. Norris Meyers.
The Vigil Of the Feast Of All Saints. Thursday,
October 81 IAN Halloween, is one Of fast and alb
stineuce.
Tie Feast Of All Saints. November l. feast Of
the first class with octave will be obseryed next
Friday.
DeFotiOns in the various churches that day and on
All Souls Day will be as follows;
In st. Aloysius' Church the Blessed Sacrament will
be exposed from the close Of the high mass until
20 p m, when solemn vespers for the dead viii
conclude with benedicion Of the Blessed Sacrament
Solemn mass Of requiem Will be sung on Al Souls
Day az o'clock
In St Matthews Church low masses will be at 6.
7, g. and 10 O'Clock Solemn high mass az II a. m
viii be followed by exposition Of the Blessed SacTa-
ment, concluding with beuedietion at 80 ?. m.
On All Souls Day. low masses az SIS snd
O'Clock; solemn mass Of Tequiem at O'Clock
IN ST. Patric1' Church low masses on the feast