The Washington herald., 1911-10-07
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Tomorrow, the regular services in the
Lmma culate Conception Church will be-
Ein with the devotion of the forty hours.
which will commence with solemn high
mass at II o'clock. followed by process
sion Of the children of the parish. The
Rev. Ambrose Reavan will be celebrant
of the mass The music will be furnished
by the male choir under the direction OF
Prof. Harry Wheaton Howard. Confes-
sions will be heard on Sunday and Mon
day afternoons The forty hours Will
close on Tuesday morning at $50 O'CLOCK
with high mass Of exposition.
Tomorrow, the B. V. NJ. Sodality VIII
receive holy communion In a Oouy at the
o'clock mass.
The Immaculate Conception Dramatic
Club will repeat the comedy cousin
Kate" which was so successfully pre-
sented last year. on Wednesday evening
October II. The proceeds are LOT Ine
benefit OF the school fund to aid IN hqul-
dating the debt recently assumed IN the
erection of the splC mildly equipped school
for bows The members OF the cOngre-
cation and their friends are earnestly
exhorted to show their appreciation Tor
past efforts by being present at the per
torrance on Wednesday evening. tickets
are now on sale at the Immaculate Con-
CepIlOn ACdutlllN anu elN '''S
Eighth street The play is under the ol-
-ection of Rev. Ambrose Beavan.
The Holy Name Society Of St Pauls
Church will receive holy communion at
the o'clock mass in that church to-
morrow morning.
The Children of Mary Sodality will re-
open tomorrow afternon at CLOCK
The meetings VIII be held as usual at the
Perpetual Alteration Convent on street
The Senior Sodalty of the Blessed Nlr-
gin will resume its weekly meetings on
Wednesday evening at 80 o'clock.
The Rev. Father Cochran. of Holy
Cross College, will deliver the sermon al
the high mass in St AIMS Church TO-
morrow morning.
The Rev. Thomas G.. Smyth, the pastor
of St AIMS, will oficiate on Sunday
morning at the Church OF the blessed
Sacrament, Chevy Chase.
The members of St. AIMS Holy Name
Society will receive communion in
body tomorrow morning. The monthly
meeting of the society will be held on
Monday evening
A solemn votive mass of the Holy
Ghost, for the opening of all the schools
of Georgetown University, will be cele-
brated in DahIgren Chapel of the Sacred
Heart, Georgetown College, tomorrow
morning at II clock
The Rev Jerome Daugherty. S. j., a
former president of Georgetown, will be
celebrant of the mass; the Rev. Angus
tus ]. Duarte S. J., vice president OF the
university. will be deacon. and the Rev:
William H. Graham, S. j., professor OF
GEORGETOWN College Preparatory School
will be subdeacOn. The Rev. William F.
Cannon. S J., of st. AlOysius' Church,
preacher of eloquence and power, will
deliver the sermon on 4 OCCASION.
There was a large attendance of grad
yates, students. and friends of Holy
Cross present at the mass celebrated
last Sunday morning by his excellency
the apostolic delegate. His eXcellency's
sermon on the occasion was beautiful
and inspiring Holy Cross Academy has
started its school year under most au-
spicious circumstances.
A grand o weeks mission will COM
mence on Sunday morning at the late
mass in ST. Teresas Church. The mis-
sion is to be given by Redemptorist ia
theirs from Saratoga, y. Y. Announce
ments regarding the schedule Of serv-
ices during the mission weeks will be
read at all Of the masses in st. Teresa's
tomorrow.
During the month of October the ro-
sary is being publicly recited in st. An
thongs Church every morning fter the
$50 o'clock mass.
The members of St. Anthony's Holy
Name Society will receive holy COM
munion in a body at the o'clock mass
tomorrow morning. and will hold their
gular monthly meeting in the evening.
Tom W will be communion Sunday
for the Sodality OF the Blessed Virgin in
St Patricl:'s parish. The members will
receive at the : o'clock mass.
1t is hoped that St. Patrick's congrega-
ton will take upon itself the defraying
Of the expense incurred by installing the
new heating plant. Experts showed Mgr.
Russell that 1t would be impossible to
keep the church warm during another
winter with the old system. Although
the lowest bid for the work was g. 900,
the pastor did not hesitate to let the
contract when he realized that the COM
fort of his congregation was at stake.
However. the money was not in hand,
and can be secured only by the generous
response Of those who will enjoy the i'm
provement.
Nearly a year ago the teachers and
pupils of ST. Patricks Academy formed
an association for the Improvement of
the school yard. Thanks to their own
efforts, the kind assistance of the alum !
nae. and the generositysof their friends
one-han of the grounds is nicely con- !
creted. A retaining wall for the terrace !
bank and a flight of concrete steps are |
also in place, thus adding much to the |
comfort Of the children during play time. /
The association will continue its work |
the co: 'ng year, and hopes to be in a !
position to complete the concreting next
summer. To help the cause a musical !
play will he given by the children Of |
the academy the latter part of this !
month.
Sister Veronica, Of St Patrick's Acad- !
emy, Is treasurer of the association.
The new artistic marble statues of
adoring angels holding the holy water
fonts in the back of st. Patrick's Church |
have already been claimed by members
of the parish for memorials to beloved !,
ones. They are at the same time an or I
nament and an incentive to devotion,
They were designed and executed in Italy, /
and possess the real touch Of Italian art |
Rev. Father Coughlan, S. J., viii preach
at the high mass in st. AIoysius' Church
tomorrow morning.
Rosary devotions are being conductedl