The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-09-03
PLAN 40 HOURS
OF AD0RATION
Solemn Services Begin at Sacred
Heart Church Tomorrow

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the Sacred Heart church solemn high
mass will be celebrated, marking the
beginning of the very solemn and in
teresting services held IN The Sacred
Heart church each year, known as the
forty hours of alteration. The serv-
ices will continue throughout Friday.
Saturday and Sunday, coming to a
close Sunday evening.
The services have a three fold mis-
sion; First, the offering of thanks for
the blessings received during the year;
second, prayers for peace among all
Christian nations and third asking the
Lord for forgiveness for all offenses to-
wards the blessed sacrament through
out the year.
The open solemn high mass tomor-
row morning will be celebrated by
Rev. FIR. Erasmus Dooley, a child Of
the Sacred Heart parish, who was or
dained a little over "A year ago and is
now stationed at Escanaba. Rev. FIR.
Dooley's friends will be glad of the OPP
portunity to have him with them again
Rev. Fr. Alban Of the Sacred Heart
church will assist as deacon and Rev.
James Goggin, IA young theologian will
be sub-deacon. Rev FIR. Basil, rector
Of the Sacred Heart church will preside
as master of ceremonies
$50 To Take Communion.
A very interesting feature of this
service Is the fact that $50 children,
students at the Sacred Heart schools
will take holy communion during the
mass, ceremony incident to the re-
lopening Of the school term.
Following the high mass there will
be solemn professional through the
church, in which $50 OF the smaller
children will participate. The blessed
sacrament will be exposed and will re-
main exposed through the remainder of
the day.
Friday evening at o'clock, there
will be special service with the bene-
diction.
The services will be continued on
Saturday, opening at a. m
with the solemn exposition of
the blessed sacrament. At s a. m. there
} will be solemn services conducted by
Rev. FIR. Alban, at which prayers will
} be offered for world peace. Saturday
evenings services will. be similar Ia
those Of Friday evening.
on Sunday morning the services will
: again open with the solemn exposition
of the bla,sed sacrament at a. m. At
1890 o'clock. Rev. ~. Willibrord, who
; has been away from the parish for
about a month. and who returns this
week, will celebrate mass, with Rev.
FIR. Basil acting as deacon and Rev.
James Goggin as sub-deacon.
Close Sunday Evening.
The services will he brought TO a
solemn close at 1880 o'clock Sunday
evening, with solemn professional.
The eighteen Catholics priests Of the
county have been asked to attend and
participate i'm this service. Rev. FIR.
Rezek has been invited to be the cele-
brant, and Rev. FIR Zimmerman has
been invited to serve as chanter. Dur
ing the service the whole parish will
sing English hymns. The trustees of
the church and officers of the various
Catholic fraternal organizations, in
Guiding the knights of Columbus, Hi
bernians, Catholic Order of Foresters
Holy Name Society, and Y. NJ. G. G.
will act as a guard of honor for the
blessed sacrament. There also will be
a special musical program by the Sa-
cred Heart choir.
| % H., -
alton il to- expose the blessed sacra-
ment during the entire three days of
the service, and each members of the
parish is expected tn attend the serv-
ices at some time each day. To avoid
confusion, Rev. Pr Basil has arranged
a program of hours which may be fol-
lowed by those desiring to participate.
1t is as follows
For Different Localities.
From 10 to IL o'clock each day-Res-
idents of Raymbaultown, Osceola and
Hecla.
From IL to 1 each day-The Third
Order OF St. Francis
From 1 to 2 each day-All young Ia
dies at liberty to attend the service.
From to each day-Residents of
Red Jacket, Blue Jacket, Tamarack,
Calumet location and outlying districts.
From To 6 each day-Residents of
Laurium and Florida.
From to s each day-Married and
| single men.
A prayer hour will be assigned to
each of the fourteen classes of the Sa-
cred Heart schools for each day. so
that the children of the parish may
participate in the service as well as the
adults.
1t is announced that the entire Of
fering at each service on Sunday will
be given to the fund being raised for
the erection of the new Catholic Or
phanage at Marquette.
Rev. James Goggin, theologian, will
leave Sunday, evening To resume his