Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-09-09
CINCINNATI.
All Ready For the Fifth Ma
tionai Eucharistlc
Congress.

COTuldlly lnVluuB all BiAn0pn
priests and laity who can at all dc
so to wend their way to Cincinnati
to attend the Eucharistic Congress
Archbishop Moeller says:
"I appreciate the honor accorded
Cincinnati by being chosen as the
city for the fifth nation Eucharistit
Congress. 1t will open in the Cathe
dral church on Thursday, September
2S, and close at Norwood Heights or
the afternoon OF Sunday, October 1
This congress, being only national
will not of course be of the same
magnitude as were the EucharistiC
Congresses of Montreal and Madrid
which were international. It is my
! earnest hope, however, that the Gin.
'cinnati congress will go down in
history as one of the grandest among
the national Eucharistic gatherings,
and be a magnificent public mani
festation of faith, love and devotion
to the Blessed Sacrament on the
part Of the Catholics of the United
States"
The following will be the pro-
gramme for the entire congress-:
/ September 2S.-9. a. m.-Proces-
sion and Pontifical mass, celebrant,
Most Rev. Henry Moeller, Archbishop
Of Cincinnati; sermon, Most Rev.
John Ireland, Archbishop of st.
Paul; subject, "The Eucharist, the
Complement of the Incarnation"
11-Paper by Rev. Joseph Selin-
ger, S. T. D., st. Louis, subject, "The
Real Presence" discussion, Rev.
A. P. Ternes, Detroit.
1880 p. m.-Paper by Rev. John
Cavanaugh, c. S. c., Ft. Wayne, sub
iect, "The Priest and the Euch-
arist;" discussion, Rev. ]. H. Rohde,
Rockford; Rev. J. H. Guendling, Ft.
Wayne.
1880 each evening.-In all the
city churches the Holy Hour, during
which a short exhortation or medita-
ton on the Blessed Sacrament is
recommended, and benediction.
September, 29.-9 a. m.-Pontifi-
cal mass. Celebrant, Right Rev.
Henry ]. Richter, d. D., Bishop of
Grand Rapids; sermon, Right Rev.
James ]. Hartley, d. D., Bishop of
Columbus; subject, "Why We Be
lieve in the Eucharist"
11-Paper by Right Rev. Edward
D. Kelly, Auxiliary Bishop of De-
troit; subject, Belief in the Euch-
artist Prior to the Reformation"
discussion, Right Rev. John ]. Law
Ter, st. Paul.
2:90 p. m.-Paper by Right Rev.
Monsignor Joseph Rapier, Mil
u,ouLaa. s,,hioot ssEffoote - no,,
munion on Adults, Particularly Con-
verts;" discussion, Rev. Chrysostom,
o. F. NJ, Cincinnati; Rev. Joseph
Nickel, Alton. Paper by Right Rev.
Monsignor William F. McQuaid,
Boston, subject, Frequent Com
munion and the Means of Promoting
IT." discussion. Rev. F. A. Roell, In
dianapolis; Rev. Gilber- P. Jennings,
Cleveland.
September 30.-9 a. m.-Pontifi-
cal mass. Celebrant. Right Rev.
Denis O'Donaghue. Bishop of Louis
Vile; sermon, "The Eucharist. the
Center of Catholic Life" Rev. Jo-
seph Schrembs, Toledo.
11-Paper by Rev. Joseph Huss-
lein, S. j., Milwaukee; subject, ''The
Advantages of Early and Frequent
Communion; discussion, Rev. j. B.
O'Connor, o. p, Newark; Rev. ]. d.
O'Neil, Chicago.
October 1.--10:3O a. m.-Pontifi-
cal mass. Celebrant, Most Rev.
John NJ. Farley, Archbishop of New
York; sermon, Most Rev. James H.
Blenk, Archbishop of New Orleans;
subject, "The Individual and Social
Necessity of Eucharistic Faith"
p. m.-Solemn. procession of the
Blessed Sacrament and benediction
on the grounds of the archiepiscopal
residence at Norwood Heights. Ser
mon, Rev. Robert B. Condor, La
Crosse; subject, Emmanuel or God
with U.s."
The sessions Of the congress at
which the papers will be read will
be held in Cathedral Hall and pre-
sided over by the Right Rev. Camil-
lus P. Macs, General Director of the
Priests Eucharistic League.