The Washington herald., 1908-05-09

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Joseph observed By the Catholic Church CT the
third Sunday after Easter. viii be comRemoratsd
with impressive solsmnty in ST Joseph's Church
/ tomorrow.
Cardinal Gibbons wi:l celebrate low mas at 2
O'Clock and administer first holy communion % the
children Of the parish.
solemn high mass. celebrated in the presence of
his eminence The cardinal at 1879 O'Clock, wiz be
sung b. Rev. Father Valentine Schmilt
Rev. Father T. A. Buckley. Of the Apostolic Mis-
sion House. viii be deacon and Rev. Father Joseph
l. HalleE. Of the Catholic University. subdeacon Of
the mass,
Res. Father Ignatius Fealy viii act as master q
ceremonies. assisted by Henry J H0nig
The sermon Wih be given BY Rev Father John
B. Hamey, C. S. p, OF ST. Thomas Aquin2s
College. Brookaud
At the conclusion of the mass confirmation VIII
be administered by bis eninence the cardinal 20 q
large number Of children and several adults.
Cardinal Gibbons and the pastors of few local
churches win be entertained at dinner by Rev.
Father SChmitt
The children Of the First Communion Glass VIII
meet at O'Clock IN the afternoon for the Renewal
Of BaDtiSmal Vows and lnvestiture Of the Scapular
Happenings at st. Paricks have made
that church the focus of interest in local Catholic
circles since the beginning Of the calendar year.
Cardinal LCgue's visit this week has enhanced the
interest and the services 10 be held there tomorrow
Hl-A AtAAA 4t-Ne-LtA lLl1 N4laAA tl
events
Right Rev Denis ] O'Connell. rector Of the
Catholic University. viii celebrate the first solemn
pontihcal high mass sung By him since his con-
secratioa as Bishop Of sebaste IN Baltimore, this
week.
Rev Father James NJ ellis. president Of ST.
TaCmas AQunas College. VIII be deacon and Rev.
Father james A. Smyth. Of st. Patueks Church.
subdeacon Of the mass
Rev. Dr. William T. Russell win assist Bishop
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the Catholic University. and Rev Father William
]. Carroll viii act as masters Of ceremony
The ssunon viii be given by Rev, Or, Edward 4.
Pace, professor Of philosophy in the Catholic Uni
VCrsity
The service win begin at IL O'Clock
A mission conducted by the celebrated
preacher, Rev. Father Francis S HoBle. s. j.. will
open in 81. AIMS Church, TennaIlytown. at the
high mass 1870 O'Clock to-morrow morning
Services. at 80 p. H., and every evening during
the week. viii include sermon and Beneiicti0n Of
the Blessed Sacrament,
Instruction every morning after the and O'Clock
masses Tie mission viii close Sunday cEening
May II. al 80 O'Clock, with sermon, Papal Bene-
diction. and BenediCtion Of the Blessed Sacrament
The annual May procession, by the children oi
the parish, viii take place that afternoon at $50
O'Clock,
St. Joseph's Beneficial Society OF St
Marys German Church viii celebrate the Feast OF
the Patronage Of St Joseph by receiving holy com
munion at the 30 O'Clock mass tomorrow and at
tending in a body the solemn high mass. celebrated
a. 1889 O'Clock by the pastor, Rev Father Frank
A. Wunneuberg
Rev. Father GiIlen Of the Catholic University,
viii be deacon and Rev. Father Nicholas Weber,
S. NJ. Of the Marist College. Brookland, subdeac0n
Of the mass
The Feast Of St. Marks, Evangelist postponed
from April g. viii be c0mmemorated next Monday
through the celebration Of high mass at O'Clock
Right Rev. Thomas a. Hendrick, D. D.,
Bishop Of Cebu, Philippine Islands his brother,
Very Rev. Mgr. Joseph Hendrick of Ovid n. l.,
and his secretary, Rev. Father Edmund Rawlinson,
are guests this week Of Rev. Father Joseph Him
NELL S. j. pastor Of St Aloysius Church
Right Rev. William John Kenny, D. d,
Bishop oi 81 Augustine. Fla, guest this week
at the rect0ry Of the Church OF the Immaculate
Conception, left yesterday for Jacksonville.
The Provincial of the Maryland-New
York Diocese. Rev. Father Joseph f. Hanselman.
5. j.. was among the guests at the dinner given
Thursday evening by Hcl Bourke Cochran. IN honor
Of his emneuce Cardinal Logue.
Father Hanselman, with bis socius. Rev Father
Joseph H. Rockwell, S. j., made his annual visit
this week 70 the parishes Of this diocese and was
the guest of the rector OF ST. Aloysus Church dur
Ais h45 stay III washington
A new statue Of St Anthony, placed
upon a beautiful shrine orerhung with nch yellow
canopy, was unveiled in the lower chapel Of St.
Aloysius' Church Wednesday evening and blessed by
Rev. Father John B. Keeher, S. ].
Rev. Father Paul Griffith. pastor of
st. AuElstine's Church returned to Washington
this week, much improved in health by his sojourn
at Atlantic City
Children of the parish viii make their
First Holy Communion in the Church Of the
Nativity Brghtwood, Sunday, May II.
a May ball VIII be given in Carroll Institute Hall
next Tuesday evening by young people Of Bright
wood, who have planned the dance with the In
tention Of deyoting the proceeds TO the cost Of
the residence about to be built for the pastor Of
the Church Of the Nativity.
Foundation work Ct the new rectory was begun
this week
A resolution was passed at the meet
ing Of the directors Of the Catholic Missionary
Union on Tuesday last follows;
That Rev, Father A. ?. Doyle. c. S. p rector
q the Apostolic Mission HOUSE be authorized as
the representative Of the Catholic Missionary Union
70 visit the seminaries of Ireland and England and