Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-06
Catholic CHURCHES

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raster water. the paschal candle, new iIe
and the incense, and at S:5O a. IN. Pas ars
Brennan oficiated at a solemn hlsn mas 7
Tomorroy Right Rev. Bishop Jonn .;
o,connor will celebrate a solemn pontl1cal
high mass at II a. m, with hlgh5 ~ "
Monsignor Whelan, rector OF tle eonoj
Sroi efSciating as archpriest, four SEMI
narians from Seton Hall as deacon, SUD
deacon and deacons of honor, anu -
Charles A. Smith master OF cs[ e singine
The mass will be preceded by the sinSniS
.tGbTist Is Risen,'' by the CHANGER
choir The sermon will be delVeTsu ~
Rishop OiConnor. and he viii also mip ~
q nlenarv Indulgence. The cnof WIN c.
at1g tba Propria, and following mass sol
diers of Christ, Arise. Inc TViIiiiam =.
fhe direction of Professor Ni Bnafassar
Hattersley and assisted o. viii pro-
Hida a specjal musical program. Inc sSio-
ists will be Mrs. Sarah Martin 1Iippnt,
soprano; Miss Clara scanlon, %Nichoias
lyman. bass. The sanctuary cnpn l.
sing under the direction OF Rev, john l.
Herman. ,aiaab a solemn
oon+i6cal vesper service will be helu. ne
program of music folioWs' M
At solemn pontiical mass az II d pisan
Processional. Christ the Lord Is hlae'
TODAY" %introit, "ResurreXf' 1Gregor5Iaibh H.
rrhe mass sung on this occasion WIN a 4
fhe mass of the blessed sacrament ~ -
aat nv DIR. Edmund ToZer. ~
Trea tor" chorus in d, by w. A. Sehmlat
Crea. We o%reanist of the Cathedral: offer
tory, Terra Tremui it. cb Py Arse Miss3"'
reeesS Sosners at 7:SO o'clock-Processional
bymn yesper psalms and Magnihcat
IGregorian); .'Haee Dies }I p N Evil &c;
Regina Coeli,9 chorus u ~ HTantum
Ergo" Riga: occasional hymn.
The chancel choir boys, under the M
ton of Rev. John +. hlernaa, -ssiianais,
recessiolas and propria of easter at nf
nontidcaI mass. together with psalms u
The day, with antiphons at Yespet snno nv
rho rest of the music Will pc sung W
49, regnIar choir of the Cathedral con
sistinc of quartet, augmented cnoIuS, n
COMMANDED by string orchestra anu q =.
Tba quartet consists of Mrs; Sarah NJ
IN Grihhin. soprano; Miss clara ocahiol'
contralto: Charles f. IraNers, lJnoi the
Tvnan. bass. w. F. Hattersle9' Iii Iii
peetlar organist of the Catheufai, Sc
rssside at fhe organ and direct the music
Tho Easter program at st. COLUMBIA :
Catholic Church. Pennsylvanla aNTTHue ~ ~
Soeln SWxfh9its The rector, and the Rev. r.
a began. curate, will officlate at masses
NJ $40 $3.50 and $3.50 a. M, Whleh VII Us
cede the celebration OF a solemn nis" Il"
al The n . musical before. the mass viii be be
.yidn Auuam," by Wiegandi ,hyfls an"
Gloria from 'Messe SoleuneIe, N T. .
Nv Gnilmant; graduate, "Haec pies, We
rand and prior to the sermon the nunlpeIS
Nill include "Veni Creator, LOT q9sIte.
- Klein EITItlO, HUH 1850
,n,ssllas" No. 3, Guilmant; offertory, "Ho-
ssn,a :, solo and chorus, Granler; SAM
FMS. Benedictus and Agnus PEI, ron
'.Messe Solonnelle.' No. ,, summary anu
noatImie Taudate Dominum,' by Modef-
I'll The program will be under the d5
re,.tfon of William Waldecker, organisS anu
c~hoirmasteTE; The s s9lols{s Mi Miss 0 Jennie
KIM contralto: Robert BartholoneW,
tenor. and Harold Newman, pass; me
augmented chorus VIII eohstSI Winters'
Miss Katherine O'Connell. Miss Elizabeth
a Gilrov Miss Louise Mccarthy ana MISS
Helen Cosgrove' Mp ,I,+ d dheii so ngr1os" and
the Misses katherine Goodwin, Alice MIL
ford and Margaret Rogge. altos; fSuoolphh
J. Leppes. Weldon "; Ward t 9Sno9nc; n
Frank e. Groome, William j. Aoun6 IL"
John P. Phillips, bass.
impressive Easter services will also be
hold ia 81. Mary's Catholic Church,, az
Hin and William streets, tomorrow. Thls
morning the Rev. Father Polycarp openeu
\ pre-Eastertide service with the blessme
of the paschal candle. of the ne ana ne
Caster water. During the cerellony me
Rev. Father Robert sang ~" InIte
and six of the Benedictine Fathers chanted
the twelve prophecies. me ltany Vi me
sisted by the priests. Al II o ciuch Il
solemn high mass was celebrated pg tne
Rev. Father Polyearp, assisted pS ms
Rev. Fathers Luke and Robert. t I9;l2
O'clock tomorrow morning Il hlgn mass WI
be solemnized, with the Right ReN. Appot
Helmstetter officiating. Two Beheuleoane
Fathers will act as deacon and subdeacoh;
The music will be by the choir, alrecteu
by Organist Mindnick. At o'clockln the
afternoon the Rev. Abbot Helmstetter WIN
oficiate in a vesper service, ana the chah-
Gel choir. led by the Rev. Father Anthony
and assisted by the Benedictine priests
will sing the vespers.
At st. Bridget's Church high mass will
be celebrated at 1O:D a. nj. ana the lol-
lowing musical program viii be given;
A Iabitzki: 'Vidi Aquam" CGregorian
chant; mass. by II. Hentzel, with string
orchestra, and violin duets by EDWIN
Schneider and Otto Heineman; "Nent Gre
ator." by Millard. Lord Day: by. j.,
van Beethoven: forty hours devotion after
high mass. Eugene Rahm, o~rganist.
81. Johns Roman Catholic Church. Null
berry street. will celebrate solemn high
mass at 1890 a. m. The following music
will be rendered: Prelude, Easter March,
Merkel; Vidi Aquam. Dressler kyrie,
Gloria. A. H.. Rosewig; Neni Creator,
Wiegand; Credo, A. H. Rosewig; oifertory,
Haec Dies, Werner; Sanctus, Benedictus.
Agn1s Del. solemn vespers at 7:30 p. IN.
Prelude, Lauda Sion, Lambilotti: psalms,
Gregorian; Easter hymn. V. Freii Regina
tum Ergo. Silas; postlude in i, Galkin.
Soprano, Mrs. E. Maloney; alto. Miss r.
Carrigan; tenor, Mr.. c. Stanley: bass,
Mr.. ]. Berry; %organist, Mrs. Katherine
Henriet.
High mass will be celebrated at st.
James's Roman Catholic Church, Lafay-
cite street, at 1920 a. M, with the follow
ing Easter program: Prelude. violin and
organ, Tschaikowsky; Vidi Aquam, Greg
orian. chancel choir of boys; Kyrie and
Gloria, mass in A. Wiegand; Credo, Third
Mass in c minor, Moritz BrOsig; offertory,
Regina Coeli, solo and chorus, Veryiatte;
Sanctus. Benedictus. Agnus Del, Wiegand;
postlude, violin and organ, Marcia Fes-
tiva, Paul D'Acosta. Benediction at $3.50
d. m. Prelude, organ, Evensong, Edward
r. Johnston: o Salutaris. Barclay Jones;
Tantum Ergo, DR.. A. Edmonds Fozer;
SeIby. "A quartet and chorus of fifty
voices will sing, assisted by Valentine A.
Blank. violinist. Quartet-Miss Mary Por-
ter, soprano; Miss Carolyn Wiedt, con-
tralto; Frank Middleton, tenor; William
r. Mullin, baritone; A. J. Hollywood.
organist and choirmaster.
The following program is arrange for
the high mass to be celebrated in st.
AIMS Roman Catholic Church Easter
Sunday morning at 1890 by Rev. Theodore
Peters: Opening, organ obligato. by
Mendelssohn; choir, Vidi Aquam. by T.
Peters: Kyrie and Gloria, st. Thomas;
mass, by ]. Gruber; Credo, Sanctus, Bene-
todes), by ]. Gounod; Regina Coeli in F..
by Victor Hammered. The above selec-
tions were planned by Charles Suender-
haft. organist.
At st. A%loysius's: M~orning-At 0.sO
mass prelude, organ, Batiste; Kyrie,
Sanctus, Benedictus and Agnus Del;
Mass in G, Gounod; Gloria, Credo. First
Mass, Van Bree; offertory, Regina
Coeii, Lambillotte; Benediction after
Ergo, Faure; hymn. Christ the Lord
Is Risen Today" postlude. Mendels-