The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-02-22
NEW ORLEANS, FEB. %, 1917.
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Visitors.

Very Rev. FIR. Cory and his assist.
ant Rev. Vincent Bardin, from Auburn
AndrOscoggin, Me. were visitors at
the Holy Name of Mary Rectory for
the Carnival days. FIR. Cory is an
old Friend of the Marist Fathers, hay
ing known them when he was station
ed at st. Agatha, ArOOstOOk county,
Me, which place is near st. Mary's
College, Van Buren,, Me. He was
great admirer of the college and its
work, and it was with pleasure that
he was received a the Rectory. He
is personally acquainted with FIR. Cas-
sagne and FIR Petit.
He did good work in the cold re.
gions of Northern Maine in the pion
eer days. He is a hard worker and
has met with unusual success every
where he has been. And now although
having passed the sixties he is still
hale and hearty and able to do much
good.
This was the first visit of both these
good men in New Orleans. They en-
joyed their stay very much, especial
ly both being French, they were able
to appreciate the many French traits
of our city. They left Wednesday
feeling rested and satisfied that they
had seen the greatest Carnival par
ade in the world.
From Jefferson College the follow.
ing came for the Carnival: Rev. Frs.
Delaire, PeitOch and Larkin, S. NJ. and
Mr. Madore. FIR. Delaire came for the
special purpose of opening up the
Lenten services on Wednesday. Frs.
Reitoch and Larkin and Mr.. Madore
saw the parades for the first time.
FIR. Delaire had the great pleasure
and surprise of meeting some of his
friends from Virginia, who came down
to enjoy the Carnival festivities. This
will make his Stay in our midst doub.
ly enjoyable. Very Rev. FIR. Sollier,
S. NJ, ID. D., is still at the Rectory,
having been delayed by an eruption of
some kind on the face, which threat,
ened to become serious if ii had not
been taken care of in time. DR.. Dug.
gan and DR.. Dana have treated him
and he is nearly cured now, and will
soon be able to continue his tour of
inspection.
Meetings.
Lady Promoters of the Sacred Heart
League will meet at 1880 Thursday.
Special meeting of the Holy Name
Juniors, Sunday 1870; all are special
ly invited to be present, as most i'm
portant business will be discussed.
Juniors one and all be sure to be on
hand, this meeting will mean much to
you.
Lenten Services.
The following is the gegular order
of services for the season of Lent. No
changes will be made unless something
very special happens:
Wednesday. 1880, Rosary, sermon
and Benediction
Friday: Stations of the Cross, 3:15
for the children; 1880 for adults.
Sunday: 1880, Rosary, sermon, Ben.
ediction.
Wednesday sermons by Rev. FIR. De.
laire, S. NJ.
Sunday sermons by Rev. ]. P. Cas-.
sagne, S. M.
Ash Wednesday: Blessing and dis.
tribution of ashes at the S:45 Mass for
only; adults and working |
boys and girls after Benediction.
With this number and variety of |
services, and the help of the two elo-
luent preachers, the people of the par.
sh will have ample opportunities to |
satisfy their devotion during this sa-
red season of Lent.
FIR. Delaire has been working hard
md is well prepared, and will give a
,ood account of himself, and FIR. Cas-.
agne needs no introduction.
Sunday.
Masses: 5, Z, 8, and 1890 High
lass. Baptisms: "a.
Ienten Lectures.
The Lenten illustrated lectures will
egin next Sunday at $3.50, the doors
I the II. n. G. c. will open at 3
. m. and the front doors will be
losed at $3.50 after which time the
ide door only will be opened.
Much interest has been manifested
/ these lectures and il is hoped that
5 many as possible will avail them
elves of this mode of instruction. All
re invited young and old. especially i
Iothers and others who cannot con- a
go to the night services. II
Here is the order that will be fol- "
wed: Ii
Feb. 25-The Founder of the Church I
nd His Followers, by Dr. Felix Gau- S
N, supreme knight of the Catholic Iii
nights of America. In this lecturel
r. Gaudin uses So slides showing his. |"
rical places in the Holy Land and u
ONE. In
March 4-The Life and Journeys of I
J. Paul, 1874 slides. In
March 1.-THE story Of Joseph and 4
;ther and Joan of Arc, in movies.
March 1S-The Life of st. Peter and \
e Life of the Blessed Virgin. The "
ost artistic paintings of the Madon-l
and the Holy Family, 20 slides; and el
e story of the Prodigal Son. Isl
March 25-Life of Christ, first half, in
d Apostles Greed.