The Washington herald., 1911-10-01
CATHOLIC NOTES.


O'Clock mass tomorrow morning.
In honor of the feast of the most holy
rosary, which is commemorated to-
morrow, a rosary procession will be held
In st. Martins Church at 3 o'clock in the
Iafternoon. Under the care of the sisters
from Trinity College. the children in the
procession will present a beautiful and
Iedifying sight, and the members of the
congregation are urged to be present on
this occasion.
The Rev. Father Hannah, the pastor OF
st. Martins parish, has announced that
plans are rapidly nearing completion for
commencement on the New st. Mar
tins, which is to stand at the corner
lof North Capitol and T streets. Wide
spread interest has been manifested in
the prospective building. and the out
look for a realization OF Father Hannan's
lcarefully-considered plans is highly en-
couraging at this time.
! Commencing tomorrow and continuing
during the fall and winter months,
masses on Sundays in the CHURCH of the
Immaculate Conception will be Celebrated
at :, 8, 10, and II o'clock, the last mass
being a high mass with sermon. A change
| from the custom of previous years has
| been made in the hour for the vesper
service. During the coming year vespers
will be sung on Sunday afternoons at 4
o'clock, instead of in the evenings at I
O'Clock, as in past years.
| At st. AIMS Church, the fall and winter
schedule of services will be put into ef-
I feet tomorrow. Masses on SUNDAYS will
be offered at 7:15 and II o'clock Sunday
school classes will be held at 10 o'clock.
/ The beautiful devotion Of the holy hour
Will be held on Sunday evenings at 7:3O
The SOdality of the Blessed Virgin will
! receive holy communion tomorrow morn
Ing at the 7:15 mass. and will meet next
Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock
At the Chapel Of the Blessed Sacrament.
Chevy Chase. masses on Sundays during
the fall and winter will be at 7:3O and 10
o'clock. Sunday school will be held after
! the 10 o'clock mass. The Rev. Thomas
G. Smyth, who is pastor of st. AIMS
Church. is also pastor of the Chapel of
the Blessed Sacrament
The regular schedule of services will go
into operation in St. Mary's German
Catholic Church tomorrow morning.
Until further notice masses on Sundays
will be at 7:3O. 9l5. and 1880 O'Clock. the
last named being high mass. Vespers
and benediCtiOn of the blessed sacrament
will be given at G:30 o'clock in the even
ing
The German Catholics of WASHINGTON
are reminded that rosary devOtions will
be held in St Mary's Church every even
ing during the month of October at 40
o'clock. and they are urged to assist at
thes' devOtions frequently as possible.
The Young Ladies' SodaIity of st.
Mary'S parish will receive holy COM
munion Tomorrow morning at the 80
O'Clock mass.
The Rev. Eugene Del. Mcdonnell. S J.,
rector of St Aloysius Church. will de-
liver the sermon AT the high mass in that
church tomorrow morning The Rev.
William J. Brooks, S j., will preach at
VesperS
Rosary devotions. to he followed by
henedictiOn OF the blessed sacrament, will
he conducted every evening at 80 o'clock
during the month of October.
To sanctify the work of the l9ll-l2
school year. solemn high mass was cele-
brated last Sunday morning in the chapel
of the Visitation Convent at Georgetown.
The Rev. Augustus J. Duarte. 5. j., vice
president of Georgetown University who
Is the chaplain to the sisters OF the
Visitation Convent, was the Celebrant of
the holy sacrifice; the Rev. Thomas Adde's
Emmett s j.. prefect of discipline at
Georgetown University. was the deacon.
and Mr. William F. Dolan. 5. j.. served
as subdeacon. The master Of ceremonies
was Mr.. Daniel l. CrOnn, s. j. The
music during the mass was rendered by
the choir of the Visitation Academy.
The Rev. Cypran Briones. s. j.. for
merIy professor of metaphysics and theo-
logy at the Irish College in Salamanca.
Spain, is now stationed at Georgetown
University, VIII re he will teach Spanish.
The fall and winter schedule Of serv- .
ices of St. PauTs Church will go into ef- /!
feet tomorrow. Low masses will be at |
/ 8. 2, and TO- and high mass, with mu- |
sic by the sanctuary choir, at II o'clock |
During the week the masses will be at !
lowing the recitation of the rosary. which |
begins at 80 Vespers will be sung by .
the choir. after which benediCtiOn will f,
be given.
Tomorrow the solemn high mass will |
hr sung by the Rev. W. II. HemmiCk AS
sisted by the clergy of st. Paurs. The
sermon will be delivered by the Rev
James F. Mackm. pastor. The music
will be furnished by the male choir, un-
der the direction of the church organiSt,
E. I. Winchester. Solemn vespers will
be sung in the evening at 1:45 followed
by benediction of the most blessed sacra-
ment.
The Sunday school. which will open to-
is under the direction of the
Rev. James +. Krug, and is taught by
the Sisters of the Holy Cross and the
Paulist students. assisted by generous
Young men and ladies of St. Paurs parish.
The Senior SodaIity of st. Paurs
Church will receive holy communion in
body at the o'clock mass in st. Pauls
Tomorrow.
The B. V. u. Iridium will be given
Thursday. and Friday of
next week Services will be every even
ng at 4:45 p. m. which will consist of
rosary. sermon. and benediction of the
most blessed sacrament. The sermon will
De as follows: October 4, DR.. c. w. Cur
-ier: October 3, the Rev. A. P. Doyle,
:. S. j., and October 6, the Rev. ]: r.
Mea CHER. o. P. A most cordial invitation
S extended to all A great effort Is be-
ng made by the Rev. Thomas A. Walsh,
spiritual director of the Sodality. to make
his "three-day prayer" a greater sue
,ess, If possible, than heretofore. The
sermons promise to be interesting. as well
Is instructive, being delivered by priests
whose popularity is well known and ap-
,reciaeed throughout the city.
Next Sunday the regular services in st. ]
'atrick's wiIb begin with the devotion {
# the forty hours, which will commence ]
~ II l.