The Washington herald., 1911-10-21
Clut4nli

The Right Rev. Mgr. William T. Rus
sell, D. D., will be celebrant of the
solemn high mass in st. Patrick's Church
tomorrow morning. The deacon and
subdeacon of the mass will be students
from Holy Cross College at Brookland.
The Rev. William ]. Carroll, assistant
pastor Of st. Patrick's, will deliver the
sermon. The following musical pro-
gramme has been arranged:
Prelude, organ; "Asperges" CVittoria).
sanctuary choir; introit Or. NJ. s.,
sanctuary choir; kyrie, "St. Cecilia
(GounodJ, mixed choir; gloria, "st. Ce-
ella tGounod, mixed choir; graduate
and allelulia (R. NJ. s.. sanctuary
choir: 'Veni Creator" (Mendelssohn),
sanctuary choir; credo, st. Cecilia
(Gounod). mixed choir; offertory Or NJ.
s., sanctuary choir; Offertory motet,
"Adoramuste Christie" (Gounod). mixed
choir: sanCt 5, "St. Cecilia" CGounod),
mixed choir; benedictus. "st. Cecilia"
(Gounod), mixed choir; "Agnus Del, 4" st.
Cecilia" (Gounod), mixed choir; COM
munion Or. NJ. s., sanctuary choir;
Holy Cod" congregation; postlude,
March" (GuilmonO. organ.
At 7:15 o'clock in the evening, in Car
roll Hall. there will be a meeting Of
the promoters OF the League of the Sa-
cred Heart At this meeting reports
from the promoters Of the Propagation
OF the Faith Society will be read.
Next Wednesday evening there will be
the regular meeting OF the Sodality Of
tn Blessed Virgin. following which there
will be a special meeting of the pro-
moters of the Sanctuary Society, of
which Rev. Father Carroll is spiritual
director.
Throughout the fall and winter, the
devotion of the holy hour will be con-
Quoted every Friday evening between
4:3O and $50 o'clock. Every evening, ex-
cepting Saturday and Sunday evenings,
st. Patricks sanctuary choir sings even
ing prayers between 4:45 and 5 o'clock.
The service is a very beautiful and at
tractive one, and should be attended by
the government department employees
and by Catholic men and women who
are shopping in the downtown district.
The Right Rev. Bishop O'Connell, for
merly rector of the Catholic University
and now auxiliary bishop of San Fran
cisco, and the Right Rev. Bishop
Dunno, of Peoria, Ill, were guests at
st. Patrick's rectory during the week.
Right Rev Mgr. Russell left Wash
ington Thursday evening for Richmond,
to attend the funeral Of the Right Rev.
Bishop Van De Vyver at the Cathedral
of the Sacred Heart. His eminence Car
ton the same evening on his way to
Richmond His eminence was at one
time bishop of the Richmond diocese.
The feast of the Blessed Margaret
Mary, Virgin Of the Order of the Vista
ton of the Blessed Virgin Mary, will be
celebrated in st. Aloysius Church to-
morrow. The feast has been transferred
from October II in the calendar of the
Society of Jesus because the octave of
the feast of St. Francis Borgia falls on
the I7th A iridium in preparation of the
feast was commenced on Thursday even
ing by the director of the league OF the
Sacred Heart in st. Aloysius' parish, the
Rev. John ]. Greene, S. ]. This feast
has a special attraction for all members
Of the League of the Sacred Heart, and
Father Greene has requested that all
members honor the occasion by receiving
holy communion. A reception of promo
ters into the League o. the Sacred Heart
will be held tomorrow evening.
The members Of the windthorst Club.
Inc, will receive holy communion in a
body at ST Mary's German Catholic
tomorrow morning.
The Washington Herald tomorrow will
publish the full programme of the Cath
olic Young Mems National Union con-
yention, which will be held in Washing
ton on Monday and Tuesday. The con-
vention will open with a solemn high
mas- at 10 a. M, in st. Patrick's Church.
His eminence Cardinal Gibbons will be
present In the sanctuary. Right Rev. Mgr.
Russell will be celebrant of the mass, and
The sermon will be delivered by the Rev.
Spiritual Director Joseph NJ. CoErigan,
D, D., of Philadelphia. The conventions
hotel headquarters are at the Cochran.
Fourteenth and X streets northwest, and
the business headquarters are at the
Carroll Institute.
Miss Anna L. Krogmann, a member Of |
the press committee of the Aloysius |
Truth Society, has left washington for |
l trip through the West BY invitation, |
Miss Rrogmann win stop at Pittsburg. |
and visit st. PauIs Cathedral rectory, |
where she will be received by his grace |
he Right Rev. Regis Canevin, d. D., |
Bishop of Pittsburg. The invitation was |
extended through the Rev. DR.. Thomas |
?. Coakley, assistant rector Of the cathe- |
iral and head Of the Catholic Truth So ]