The Washington herald., 1908-05-30

Forming In the school hall at 1 O'Clock the
little enes VIII enter the church by way Of
Fifteenth street, where at the conclusion Of the
deTotions In honor os the Mother Of Cod The
children Of the First Communion class will re-
new their baptismal VOWS and be invested in the
scapular.
Fifty children Of the Holy Comforter
Parish will mako their First Communion at the
O'Clock mass tomorrow.
The annual May procession by the children Of
the Sunday school win take place at O'Clock.
The line Of march will be south on East Four
teenth street. 70 A. west to Thirteenth street, to
East Capitol street, to the church.
The Ltany Of the Blessed Virgin and appropriate
hymns viii be sung by the children on entering
the church, where special devOtions in honor
Of the Mother Of God win conclude with Beue-
diction Of the Blessed Sacrament
A class Of ninety-two children will re-
ceive First Commrnion at the 80 O'Clock mass IN
81. Dominic's CHURCH and Be invested in the
scapular at the conclusion Of the mass.
FirSt Holy Communion win be administered 70
thirty children at the $50 O'Clock mass In 81.
Martins Church. where 800 children will take part
In the May procession IN the afternoon.
Forming In the school hall at O'Clock the
line of procession viii include North Capitol street
20 Rhoade Island avenue thence west 20 First
street. south 10 T, and east on T 10 the church.
Ninety children win take part in the
May procession at the Church Of the Nativity.
Brghtwood.
Assembling al 4: 80 O'Clock. the children viii walk
south on Brightwood avenue before entering the
church, where Miss Sadie Ester. the May Queen,
win read the Act Of Consecration- The exercises
will elose with Benediction Of the Blessed sacIa-
ment.
The May Procession at st. Vincent de
Pauls Church. formed by 300 children Of the
parish. the Sodaty Of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
and the Society Of the Holy Name viii start
lron South Capitol and NJ streets at 40 O'Clock:
continuing north 70 L street. The procession viii
return 10 the church on the opposite side Of South
Capitol street
Right Rev. A. A. Curtis, D. D.. vicar
general Of the Archdiocese of Baltimore viii Of
nciate at the solemn dedication Of the Church
Of ST. Francis de Sales. Langdon. az O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon.
Rev DR.. Z. A Pace Of the Catholic Univer-
sity. viii preach the sermon. and students from
Holy Cross College viii render the music
The Ceremony. closing with Benedction Of the
Blessed Sacrament. win be in charge q Rev.
Father George A. D0ugherty. Of the Catholic Uni
vcrsty. and Rev A. NJ Mark. pastor Of the
church.
The new edihcc. erected on the site Of the
historic Queen Chapel. is situated az Eighteenth
street and Rhoade Island avenue northeast on what
has long been known the Queen Chapel road.
Solemn Votlve Mass OF Thanksgiving
for all the blessings Of the year. celebrated at
Georgetown University. in the DahlgrCn Chapcl. at
Il o'clock tomorrow. win inauEurate commence
mcnt week Al the university.
Rev. Father David Hnlhousc Buel. S. J.. presi-
dent q the university. viii celebrate the mass Rev
Father John J. Fleming. S. J.. vice president of
he Wiu hsa deacon X
Rankin. S. j.. professor Gcl-~CtCwu Preparatory
School, viii Dc suhdeacon q O. -ass-
Rev. Father Aloysus Brusna.. j., win preach
the baccalaureate sermon.
NJ. NJ. Doyle. of Milwaukee. Wis. sec.
retsry 10 Rev Dr Russell of St Patrick's Church
is q the class graduating this year IN law AZ
Georgetown University
Mr.. DOYLE has numerous friends IN this city.
where his popularity has been established through
Tor him the affection q the priests and congTe-
CATION q 81. Patrck's Church. the esteem q the
local clergy. and the regard If Catholics through
out the District.
since entering upon the post q private secretary
% Dr. Stafford. four years ago, Mr. DOYLE has in
yratiated himself into universal favor with repre-
sentatives Of the press. 20 whom he has been ever
ready and willing, any day and hour. to render
every possible as Stance
Good wishes without limit accompany him In his
future career. which bids fair TO be one Of un-
usual
A lawn party for the benefit OF the
poor in the Philippines viii be held Monday even
ing az los Maryland avenue northeast.
The garden fcte Is IN charge of Misses Byrne.
who became interested In this worthy +Arough
Bishop Hendricks representation oi the conditions
existing on the islands
Solemn receptions into the Junior and
Senior Sodalties q the Blessed Virgin Mary VIII
take place IN 81. Patricks Church tomorrow.
Several children, including those who received
First C0mrunicn last Sunday, will Be enrolled in
the Afternoon at 4 20 O'Clock.
Many candidates will be received into the Senior
Sodality at 80 p. m Zach ceremony in charge
Of Rev. Father James A. Smyth. director Of the
sodaties. win conclude with Benediction Of the
Blessed Sacrament
Mgr. Falconio, the papal delegate; Rev
Father A. T. Doyle. c. S. p. Of the Apostolic
Mission House, and Rev. DR. Russell. Of ST.
Patrick's Church. left Washington on Thursday
for Minneapolis in Mr.. Thomas F. Ryan's private
car
The apostolic delegate will ofHciate and preach
tomorrow at the laying Of the oonerstone Of
church in Minneapolis.
The new sdihce. when completed will be one
Of the largest in the Archdiocese Of St. Paul.
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begin in ST. Auglstines Church Thursday. June l.
and conclude the Feast Of ST Anthony. Satur-
day. June l3. This noVena be made privately
at any hour; there viii be no public devotions.
The Sodalty Of the Blessed Virgin Mary viii
hereafter meet Sunday evenings at O'Clock.
Devotions in honor of the Sacred Heart
viii be held in all churches next Friday. The
month Of June being dedicated 10 the Sacred
Heart, special devotions will be held each even.
H. IL ,g-g-r rvsT
after the O'Clock mass in St Mary's German
Church.
Special derotions will be held next Friday at 80
p. m. in the Church Of the Nativity. Bright
wood.
A novena in preparation for the Feast
cf the Sacret Heart viii begin in the Shrine Of
the Sacred Heart on the Feast Of Corpus Christi,
June Is. Deyotions. each evening at I 30 o'clock,
will include sermon by visiting priest and Bene-
diction Of the Blessed Sacrament
Rev. Father MCGEE will preach next Friday even-
ing at the regular monthly exercises In honor Of
the Sacred Heart.
Many who visited the exhibition OF
Work for Poor Churches, in the Convent Of Per
petual Alteration, street, this week. were sur
prised 10 the numerous sacred vessels procured
b. contributions Of gold and silver
Some Of them represented broken bits Of jeyyery,
while in other instances family silver" had been
turned into chalices and clborua-s salutary way
Of perpetuating the memory Of the departed. for
at every mass at which the chalice is used a
momento Is given for the donor or his intentions.
In every household there can be found old or
broken silver laid away useless broken trinketS
thrown aside and forgotten Many poor churches
could be supplied with sacred vessels If these
thrinkets, OF no intrinsic value to their owncrs.
were amassed together for such purpose.
In honor Of the Sacerdotal Jubilee OF
His Holiness Pope Plus Y. which the whole
Catholic world is this year concentrating each
Testment, and many Of the sacred vessels on ex-
hibition bore the papal coat-of arms.
Including astensoriums ciboriua. chaliccs and
smaller gold pieces the sacred vessels on exhibition
numbered hfty-one-exceeding by one the number