The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-04-18
PALM SUNDAY is OBSERVED.
Impressive Ceremonies at ST. Mary's
Chapel Mark the Advent
of Holy Week

Palm Sunday was observed at st.
Marys cathedral last Sunday with
masses at and IL o'clock in the morn
ing and vesper and benediction service
i'm the evening. At the principal mass
! at II O'Clock the Right Rev. Bishop
Laurence Scanlan blessed and distrib-
uted palms to 1.200 people who formed
! a procession and passed by the bishop
! Following the distribution of the
/ palms Bishop Seaman gave a sermon
on the significance of the observance of
t the feast. Rev. Father Montraccio was
/ the celebrant of the mass. He read the
! passion of the Savior in Latin. and
Rev. Father w. X. Ryan read it in
English.
The music for the mass was especial
/ ly impressive. The cathedral choir. I'M
/ der the direction of Miss Nora Gleason.
sang Feast's Pascal mass. with Miss
Fafek, Miss Fitzpatrick, Miss Cuddy
and j. w. Curtis as soloists. Miss Fitz-
patrick sang Palms" accompanied on
the violin by Edward Fitzpatrick
At the o'clock mass nearly 200
knights of Columbus received commu-
Mon. They sat in body in the front
portion of the cathedral. The Right
Rev. Bishop Laurance Seaman cele-
brated the mass and made short talk
to the men of the organization. He
said that he was pleased with the
large number present, and he congra-
tulated the order on making so good a
showing. The bishop complimented the
knights of Columbus for their work
for the Catholic religion and asked
them to live daily as they would on
Sunday and to maintain the dignity of
their religion and their order by right |
eous and decorous living.
chorus of sixty voices with Miss /
Florence Locke, Miss Mary Jenkinson, |
Miss Clara Fafek and Miss Isabelle |
Higgins as soloists, sang the hymns |
at this mass.
In the evening Bishop Seaman gave |
a short sermon at the vesper services. |
He called attention to the obligations
of Holy week and reminded the congre-
cation that Easter Sunday was only
week away. He took occasion to point |
out that each day of the week brought
to the Catholic mind recollections of
week of His public life on earth.
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