The Washington herald., 1908-06-27
CATHOLIC CHURCH NOTES.

The Feast OF the Sacred Heart was
observed In al local churches yesterday through spe
clal deyotlons after the early masses and Benedic
tion Of the Blessed Sacrament In many chuTche.
the Blessed Sacrament remained in solemn GIpoui
ton during the day.
At the Shrine OF the Sacred Heart.
COMMUNICATING the ttular feast solemn high mass
| celebrated az 10 O'CLOCK followed BY ali-day
| exposition Of the Blessed Sacrament
Impressive and beautiful services. held az TS
O'Clock last evening included a procession Of the
children Of the parish sermon by Rev. Father
AloySins BrosnAn, s. J.. Of Georgetown University
and Solemn Benediction Of the Blesscd sacrsmsnt
Rev. Father BruSnan was the oelebrsnt Rev. Father
J. T. Niece. the deacon. and Rev. Father Eckcn-
| rode subdeacou.
An augmented choir rendered a special musical
| programme az each service
! Benediction viii be given eYvry Sunday hereafter
after the low mass, az II O'Clock
! Solemn high mass was celebrated in
the Convent Of the Visitation, Georgetown yester-
day. In honor Of the Feast q the Sacred Heart BY
/ Rev. Father David HuIh0use Busl S. J., presi-
/ dent Of Georgetown University.
Rev. Father John J. Fleming. s. J.. was the deA-
con, and X. Rush Rankin. S. J.. subdeaeon Of the
mass.
/ The Sisters ot the Community rendered IA plain
Grgurian chant the mnAic Of the mas
/ The Blessed Sacrament remained IN solemn e1.
position until Beuedictiou given In the after
noon4
Right Rev. A. A. Curtis. vicar general
ot the Archdiocese Of Baltimore dictated AZ the
ordination ceEemopies In the chapel Of tho Catholic
University at O'Clock yesterday morning
The following from Holy Cruss College were ad-
mitted 20 frSt holy orders: Paul Polls. c S. c.
Patrick Durcan. c. S. C.. Dominic Cannon { $
G; William Bolser. c. s. c.; Louis Kelley. c. S.
| C: William Cunningham. c. s c.; WendaIl Cor
I coran, C. 5. C.; William Maloney c. s. c.; Wes-
ley Donogtue. c. 5. C: Thomas Burke, c. s. c.,
and Edward Burns. c. 5. c.
The following were received into the dlAeonAte:
Francis o'Neill. o. p; Bernard Hughes. o. P, and
Domino hayanaugh. .. p, Of the Dominican
House Of Studies
The following aeaeoas from holy Cross College
were ordained priests: J. Leonard Carrico c. 5. c.
Ph. D.; Denis Francis McGarTy. c. S. C.. s. 7. B..
5 7. L. Emil DE WuH C. S. C. Charles Fin
nur c. S. c.. and George Horworth. c. S. c.
Rev. Father Andrew Mihm. who has
been made assistant 20 Rev. Father Clarence z.
Wheeler, viii enter upon his new duties at the
CEuIch Of the Holy Comforter this afternoon.
Father MINI. native Il Corpus Christi Parish
Baltimore was ordained priest last week BY Cardinal
Gibbons, and celebrated his ArSt low mass last
sunday in the Church Of the Holy Cross. Baltimore
The s o'clock Sunday low mass has
been discontinued az ST. Patrick's Church until The
fall as has the Bsnediction service at 20 O'Clock
Z. q
10. ard Il O'Clock. and Benodiction Of the Blessed
Sacrament viii be given every Sunday evening At
30 O'Clock.
The children OF the Church Of the Ma
tTity. BnghtWood, viii receive Holy Communion
at the early mass tomorrow.
DeVOtions in honor Of the Sacred Heart will be
held next Friday after the O'Clock mass and az
80 O'Clock in tho evening.
Right Rev. John P. Carroll. D. D.,
Bishop Of Helena. Mont. viii conduct the annual
retreat for the priests Of the ArrhdiOcese OF Bati
more, beginning Monday next in ST. Mary's Semi
nary. Baltimore.
Secular priests from every church In Washington.
Baltimore and adjacent towns will devote each
naming In charge Of each parish from Monday until
Saturday.
Cardinal Gibbons and Bishop Curtis will attend
the exercises Of the retreat
The annual distribution Of prizes 20 the
children Of 81. Dominio's Sunday School will be
held tomorrow morning.
81. Thon as Sodality viii receive Holy Communion
az the early mass.
The del'g ghtful entertainment furnished by the
children Of St Doninics School last Tuesday u-er-
tied unstinted praise Each feature OF the pro
gramne spoke forcibly for the eXcsllent educational
facilities Of the school. and clearly demonstrated
the several advantages shared BY the children Of
tha; parish.
Extensive preparations have been made
by members Of the Holy Comforter parish for an
enjoyable trip 10 River View Thursday next on the
steamer 81. Johns Interesting rlmes have been
planned for the morning and afternoon and various
features Of amusement have been arranged 70 enter
tain the old and the young
boat leaving Washington at $50 D. m. viii
Accommodate those wishing 70 enjoy the sail BY
moonlight.
Eev. Father Ignatius Fealy. the popu-
lar Young assistant to the pastor Of ST. Joseph's
Church, viii spend nsIt week in spiritual retreat
az St MaTy'B Seminary, and leave Baltimore Satur-
day for Montreal whence he viii soil TO liverpool
70 spend the summer travelling through England
France. Italy. Switzerland Germany, Holland, and
Belgium.
Rev Father Richard 3. Bean a native OF this
city, ordained priest in Columbus Ohio two weeks
ago. viii assist at ST. Jossphs Church during
Father Fesly's Rbsence
Rev. Father Frank A. Wunnenberg. !
pastor Of st. Nlarys German Church. viii accom- /
pany Father Fealy on his voyage to Europe and
travels tho continent
A reception rendered their pastor by the congre-
cation Of ST. Aiary's Church viii be held in the /