The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-12-17
CATHEDRAL NOTES
CATHEDRAL NOTES.

A special business meeting of The
Altar society was held last Sunday a
4 o'clock Despite the rainy lay {
large number was present and all bus
mess relating to the recent bazaar was
concluded.
Next Sunday being the third one in
the month will be communion day fol
the members of the Altar society.
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After each mass on next Sunday
Miss r. Morrison, secretary of the Al
tar society," viii collect all dues and
give out statements.
There is yet some money which was
promised for the bazaar that has not
been taken in. 1t is requested that
this be seen to as soon as possible
SO that all the statements can be fin
ished before the next meeting day.
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At the business meeting of the AL
tar society last Sunday a resolution
was adopted to give $1,000 to aid
was adopted to aid Bishop Seaman in
defraying the expenses incurred in
fixing up ST Mary's hall.
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All the ladies connected with the
bazar are to be congratulated in its
financial success.
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The Feast of the Immaculate Con-
ception of the Blessed Virgin Mary
was fittingly celebrated last Sunday
by the members of the Young Ladies
Sodality of the Children of Mary
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The Altar of our Blessed Mother at
the cathedral was a bower of beautiful
flowers and was radiant with many
lights, the decorating being done by
the members.
At the 8 o'clock mass there was
large attendance of socialists at Holy
Communion.
In the afternoon they again assem-
bled to take part in the impressive
reception ceremony. The services,
which began promptly at o'clock,
consisted of the recitation by the So
dalists of the 'Veni Creator" the Of
flee of the Immaculate Conception
and the Lirany OF the Blessed Virgin; |
the beautiful hymn, Mother, dear. |
oh pray for me-" and DAILY, Daily, |
Sing to Mary" were sung, after which |
the enrolment of new members took |
place. His Lordship, Bishop Seaman, |
spiritual director of the sodality. Of |
fciated and conferred medals on |
twenty-siX candidates. After the en-
rollment his Lordship gave a very i'm
pressive sermon on Devotion to the
Blessed Virgin Mary. the model of
every Catholic young lady, and the
particular advocate and patroness
of a Child of Mary" Following the
sermon the ''Magnificat' was sung by
a choir composed of the following So
dalists; Misses Margaret Harley. Lii
IAN Whelan, Kathryn Marion, Gene
We've O'Connor and Kathryn Owens
with Miss Nora Gleason at the organ.
The services concluded with Benedic-
ton Of the Blessed Sacrament, Bishop
Seaman officiating, assisted by Rev.
Rather Flynn and Acolytes Ray and
Charles ellis and Thomas Owens.
The music and singing for the occa-
SION was well prepared and beautiful
ly rendered.
After the reception a business meet
ing was held in the sodality hall. His
Lordship, Bishop Seaman, was present
and encouraged the socialists in the I
good work they have begun and are {
long. and assured them of his CO. !
operation in anything they may I'M
lertake.
Miss Ella Gaming. president. gave {
| short explanation of the rules and i
regulations of the sodality, and Miss {
Kathryn Driscoll, vice president. q
poke Of the social doings'' of the {
'ast six months and the great success v
# each affair. The marshal, Miss f
Mcmahon, explained to the
members the beauty of system and s
and expressed the hope that n
fter this on the second Sunday of t.
ach month, at the O'Clock mass.
he sodality will occupy the pews in Il
he front Of the church and will an 1
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