The Washington herald., 1907-03-16

81 Am > AhI hlhs 1EANaLyA AOhtFr fro
Ders sermon by Rev. J. peschges, C. $ T., ana
Benodiction tomorrow T39 p. N The WAY of
the Gross and Bcnediction next Friday. Z 30 2. m,
ST THEREsAs CHURCH, ANACOsTIA: To
morrow will be communion Sunday for the Sodality
Of the Children Of Mar. YepeTs and sermon By
Rev. f. J. Lang. c. s. r., at Z 30 p. N. The Way
Of the Gross next FRIDAY. 30 p
HOLY TRINITY CHURCH: Rev. Thomas g.
Harin. s. J., pastor. Low masses tomorrow, O.
7. g. and 10 O'Clock and high mass. II a. n. Ser
mon. next Wednesday evening by visiting priest
The Way q the Cross. Friday. 30 O'Clock.
ST. DOMINIC's CHURCH; Tomorrow VIII be
communion Sunday for members ot the Young
Ladies Sodslity. Rosary, sermon, and Benediction
Wednesday. 80 D. m. The Way Of the Cross next
Friday 20 D M.
ST AGNES CHURCH, GLEN ECHO: The
mission 70 havs been given in this church next
week has been postponed until April Z. The Fathers
q the Apostolic Mission House all open mission
in the Reservoir Church tomorrow evening az : 20
O'Clock Rev. William J.. sullivan, c. $. p viii
deliver the opening sermon.
ST AUGUsTINE's CHURCH: Tomorrow VII
be communion Sunday for members q the S0dality
The Norena ia honor Of St joseph viii conclude
next Tuesday. the feast Of 81. Joseph. Masses at
$50, 7. 80. and a. M. and devOtions at ,. m
Sermon and Benediction. Wednesday p. IA. The
Way q the Cross next Friday evening, 8 O'Clock.
ST ANTHoNYs CHURCH. BROOKLAND:
Rev. J. ". Melcdy. y. d. professor q moral
theology at the Catholic University, wili deliver
the sermon AZ the high tomorrow, O30 a. m
Vespers, Benedictiqn, and sermon by Rev. +. NJ
southgate. at s D. N. Sermon and Benedcti0n
Wednesday AZ D. N. Stations of the Cross. We'd
nesday at 20 .. N. and next Friday at p. n.
ST PAUL's CHURCH; Rev. ]. D, Mag'ire
Pm. D.. Il the Catholic University, VIII deliver
the sermon at the high mass tomorrow. il a. N.
Next TUESDAY, % j. N. sermon DJ ReT. J.
0H0ra C. s p and BenediCtioB Sodality n
the Blessed Virgin and sermon by Rev. Martin
ODonoghue next Wednesday evening. 20 O'Clock
OUR LADY OF VICTORY. CONDUIT ROAD:
At IL O'Clock mass tomorrow. Rev. A, =. Doyle
ID. d. viii OpGn the mission for Catholics and non
Catholics 20 be conducted by the Fathers q the
apostolic Mission House during the coming week.
Sunday AZ 785. the TossTy. sermon. aud Benedic
ton During the week masses at s and z o clock
each morning viii be followed bv appropriate if-
stucti6ns Evening services OegnniHg az .i5 daily
will consist Of answering questions from the CUES
ton box the rosary. senm0n. and Benclicti1u- Dis
tribution of plans wiz take place at Ii a. N. 0n
Palm Sunday The mission viii close with the
usual services at 7s5 Palm Sunday evening.
CHURCH or THE HOLY COMFORTER: Rev.
NJ. ID. Noon, of The Dominican House of Studies
Brcokland wiu deliver the fifth Cf his Lenteu dis
courses tomorrow evening At 80 subject The
Blessed Virgin, the Highest Model Of Christian
Life Rev William l.. Sullivan Vill preach next
wednesday evening" theme, The Rewards q the
Disciple"
ST MATTHEW'S CHURCH: Iridium. IN
honor Of St. Joseph. wiz begin az 5 O'Clock this
afternoon. Dcv0tious to-moTrow during vesFers,
p. N. and Monday az O'Clock. Wednesday s D.
n. sermon by visiting priest and Beuediction-
The Way q the Cross Friday Al p N. Mass
Cor men.bers of tie Sodaiy at O'Clock this
morning IN the Convent Of the Visitation.
ST STEPHENS CHURCH: The closing sermon
Of The Iridium viii be delivered tomorrow even
ing 80 by Rev. Father Fidels. provincial Of the
Passionist Order, after which there viii be a rs-
eopuon q new members into the sodality. The
devotious Of the Iridium have been ed;fyingly at
tended. Rev. Father Fidelis is a preacher Of cul-
ture and distinction. and has numerous friends in
Washington, q this and other parishes. who have
attended these deF0ti1ns
ST MARY's CHURCH: The Way Of the Cross
to-morr0w afternoon. o'clock Low mass. 10,
high mass 1870 a. n sermon in German. b. the
pastor. Rev. Frank A. WunnenbeTg. Commemo-
rating the feast q ST. Joseph, there VIII be high
mass next tuesday. a. m. aud Benedcti0u. and
high mass and Benediction Of the Blessed sacra-
mcnt next Friday moning. 3 o'cleck. IN honor ol
the feast of the Seven Dolors Of the Blessed Viz
gin wednesday, 30 p. m. sermon BY ore Of the
Missionary Fathers. and BenediCtion.
ST. IOsEPHs CHURCH: Rev. Isnatius Fealy
viii celebrate high mass to-morow l0-D e. m
and Rev NJ ID Noon. o. p u the Dominican
College win deliver the psueEyric on the life Of
ST. Patrick. The N0vena IN honor q 81 Joseph
VIII close the feast q 81. Joseph next Tuesday.
but the solemn Observance Of the feast wiu take
place on the third Sunday after Easter, tie feast
of the Patronage Of St. Joseph. On that day the
children OF the parish win make tbeir first com
munion. sermon next Tuesday 80 p. m. b.
Rev L. ]. Ripple, q the Catholic University.
SHRINE OF THE SACRED HEART: VERY Rev.
T. p ShanAhan Ph. D. Of the Catholic Uni
TersitJ. viii address the Lenten Club for Men to
morTuw evening. 20. Miss Mabel Latimer viii
sing the hymn 10 ST. Patrick and special features
will commemorate the feast Next WEDNESDAY 20
p. m. Rev. Charles Warren CuTrier VIII conclude
his q interesting discourses on Life with
q sermon Religious Life =" Father Curgier viii
preach on Good Friday night and Easter Sunday.
CONVENT OF PERPETUAL ADoRATION:
The opening exercises Of the exhibition cf work for
poor churches viii be held in the Convent To-
MORROW afternoon. 4:l5 Rev. J. F. Mackin Will
bless the vestments. Immediately after the ccre-
mony at 80 O'Clock. in the Convent Chapel Rev.
". J. Kerby, ID. D., Ph. d, 4 the Catholic
University. viii deliver the opening sermor Of the
retreat to be given for members Of the Association
of Perpetual Alteration and Work for Poor Churches.
Deyotious, Monday Tuesday, Wednesday. and
Thursday viii consist Of mass and instruction at
$50 a. n. the Way Of the Cross, l0.45 c. n.
rosary az 40 p. m, and second meditation and
Benedietion at 4a5 p m. On Friday. at 4A5 D.
m. Rev. Father Kerby viii deliver the closing
sermon Of the Ietrsat
APOSTOLIC MISSION HOUSE: Tie first edi-
ton Of the Catholic Firginian," published in
Dsnville Va, teens with interesting articles plain
" describing the work recently inauguated by the
zealOus missionaries Of the Virginia apost0ate
Rev. Thomas Z. Waters and Rev. A J, Van Ingel-
gem. whose headquarters wiz be in Dan7iIle Va.
This attractive little pamphlet win be published
quarterly; subscription 50 cents per year The OBJ
ject q the Catholic Virginian is 10 promote the
missionary work in Virginia to help these priests
in their efforts 90 spread the faith in sections Of
the State where & Is too little known. During the
past week Rev Father Waters and Rev Father
Van Ingelgem have been giving a course Of lectures
70 mont Catholics IN Lcesbarg Va This movement
will meet the hearty appreciation Of many people
IN Washington who spend summers in that section
and have long realized the need Of such work In
LoudouH County.
ST PATRICK's CHURCH: The feast Of St.
Patrick falling this year Sunday, viii be OBJ
served with special sOlemnity at ST. Patrick 5
Church. Solemn high msss viii be sung at II a..
m, Rev. James O'COnnor. celebrsnt; Rev. Thomas
+. McCiuigan. deacon, and Rev James A. Smyth,
subdeacon. Rev. W. j. Carroll win oficiate as
master Of ceremonies. The sermon viii be delivered
BY Rev. D. J. Stafford, d. D.. and the choir.
under the direction Of Mr.. Armand Gumprecht
win sing Haydns Mass No. ? assisted by full or
chestrsl accompaniment Dr. Anton Gi0etZner win
preside at the organ. The prayer for the Pope viii
be sung at the Gradual, and the prayer for the
republic az the post-communion. This custom is
always observed at st. PatTieks on national days