Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-04
WEEKS EVENTS
AT THE VILLA
Imposing Ceremonies to Mark
Precautionary of Visitation
Sisters.
POPE's BLESSING is GIVEN
commencement Exercises and Other
Festivities-Bishop TO Par
ticipate.


usual interest to the Villa de Chantal
and to friends far and near.
The first event will be the solemn
celebration of the tercentenary of the
Visitation order, a sketch of which
was given in these columns last week.
The holy father. Pope Plus X, has
shown his paternal interest in his
daughters of the Visitation, whose
spiritual father. he was when cardinal
and patriarch of Venice, by magnifi-
cent brief for the occasion of their
tercentenary celebration. Besides this
favor, his holiness has deigned to
grant, at the request of the superior
ess of the first monastery of the order,
at Annecy, special privileges. not only
to the sisters, but to their relatives,
friends, benefactors and to all who
assist at or associate themselves with
the coming celebrations. First, to all
such as are above mentioned, who
shall have confessed and communi-
Gated, and who shall pray for the in
tentions of the sovereign pontiff, a
plenary indulgence, applicable to the
dead. Secondly, to quote the text OF
the. supplication and the response
thereto: The suppliant and the re-
ligious of the Visitations of the whole
world implore of his holiness, Plus x,
their august father and superior gen.
eral, the favor of his blessing for
themselves, for their relatives, for the
friends and benefactors of their COM
munities, and for all the priests and
faithful who shall take part in the
-
holiness also grants their request to
authorize priests to celebrate in the
Visitation chapels the mass of the
sacred heart of Jesus on June 6. An
nouncement of this will be made in
the churches of Rock Island and Mo-
line tomorrow.
Program of the Week.
The following are the programs for
the week:
Monday, June g.
$50 a. m-Instruction. Rev. Thorn
as Nolan, S. ].
6:O0-Mass. Rev. Thomas ]. No
Ian, S. J.
6:30-Mass. Rev. William Cleary.
7:00-Mass. Rev. J. F. Lockney.
S:00-Solemn high mass. Very Rev.
j. j. Quinn, celebrant; deacon, Rev.
Thomas Nolan, S. j.; sub-deacon, Rev.
William Cleary.
/1:45 p. m.-Benediction and sermon.
Rev. ]. F. Lockney.
4:00-Recital. Pianist. Miss Naomi
Johnson; reader, Miss Marie Cain.
500 p. m.-Instruction. Rev. Thorn
as Nolan, S. ].
Tuesday, June z.
$50 a. m.-Instruction. Rev. Thorn
as Nolan. S. J.
6:OO-Mass. Rev. Thomas Nolan,
S. ].
6:3O-Mass. Rev. William Cleary.
7:O0-Mass. Rev. D. K Harrington.
1:45 p. m.-Solemn benediction.
Rev. P. O'Connell. Rev. D. K. Harring
ton, and Rev. Thomas Nolan, S. ].
Sermon-Rev. D. K. Harrington.
500 p. m.-Instruction. Rev. Thorn
as Nolan, S. ].
Wednesday, June s.
$50 a. m.-Instruction. Rev. Thorn
as Nolan, S. ].
6;O0-Mass. Rev. Thomas Nolan.
S. ].
7:00-Mass. Rev. D. K. Harrington
1:45 p. m.-Solemn benediction.
Rev. P. O'ConnelI, Rev D. K. Harring-
ton, and Rev. Thomas Nolan.
Sermon-Rev Thomas Nolan
AGO p. m.-Class day exercises.
Thursday, june o.
900 a. m.-Solemn pontifical mass
Ri. Rev. Edmund NJ Dunno, celebrant.
Very Rev. James ]. Shannon, priest
of honor; Very Rev. ]. J. Quinn and
Rev. Joseph Kelly, deacons of honor;
Rev. A. Geyer, deacon; Rev. J. B.
Ceulemans, sub-deacon; Rev, William
E. Frawley, master of ceremonies.
Sermon by Rev. D. L. Grove
11:00 a. m.-Commencement exer-
cises.
100 p. m.-Luncheon for the clergy.
Friday, June 1O-AIumnae Day.
500 a. m-Solemn high mass for
the members of the Alumnae associa-
ton. Celebrant, Rev Joseph Kelly;
deacon, Rev. P. O'Connell; sub-deacon,
Rev. D. K. Harrington.
Sermon by Rev. William Devine. c.
S. s. r.
1000 a. m.-Business meeting.
500 p. m.-Banquet
The Graduates.
The class of 1910 which gradu-
ates from the Villa at IL O'Clock
Thursday morning consists of Dor
othy Bricere Simpson, valedictorian;
Helen Naomi Johnson, salutatorian;
Florence Ethel Walsh, Florence l..
Buckley, Marie A. Killila, Johanna
McKune, Mary Florence Humphreys.
Sadie Ceiling, Margaret A CORN
ley, Nellie Code, Blanche Schloesser.