Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-04
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SUNG IN CHURCHES
fau Today in the Cathedral
51nd inst. vincent's Chapel,
Germantown
LOSE OF LENTEN SEASON
Iany Priests Assist Archbishop Prem
dergast in Symbolic
81 Ceremonial

& The solemn and impressive service'
!, which mark tho closing days OF Holy Weef
N the Catholic Church began today wltf
& the singing of the Ofiice of the Tehepra'
A the Cathedral of SIS. Peter and Paui
Y logan Square, and in st. Vincents Chapel
Chelten avenue. Germantown. This solemn
4 I>enten finale will be continued on the after
Hoons of tomorrow and Good Friday IL
ths Cathedral. where the students from the
Z Gonninary Of st. Charles Borroneo, over
brook, took part In the recitation OF the
knAtins and the lauds which are part OF the
omce, the services were particularly note
worthy.
n There the following priests and students
AG1ciated:
Wednesday at p M, First Nocturn--
y1rst lamentation, the Rev. Joseph M
o'Hara second lamentaton, the Rev
Charles B. Mckinley; third lamentation'
The Rev. Richard II. Kelly. Second Moe
tun-Eourth lesson. William Twohig; hfth
lesson, John Goodfellow sixth lesson
Thomas Ryan Third Nocturn-seventh
ieeson. Robert Cassidy; eighth lesson Pat
rick Dougherty; ninth lesson. Most Rev r..
~ Prsndergast, D. d.
Thursday at D. m, First Nocturn--
Syxst ,anentation. the Rev. Denis A. Cogh-
Ian: second lamentation, the Rev. Joseph
q. Kelly; third lamentation the Rev. John
]. Mellon. Second Nocturn--Fourth lesson,
brandt sixth lesson, John McElvenney.
Third Nocturn-Seventh lesson. Edward
YorkS eighth lesson. Daniel Kennedy; ninth
lesson, Most Rev. II. F. Prengderast, ID. d.
Friday at D. m, First Nocturn-F'irst
1Enentation. the Rev. Michael V. Reing !;
pooond lamentation, the Rev. John p.
Thompson; third iamentatlon, Cathedral
fhofr. Second Nocturn--Fourth lesson,
Oanisd Boyiej fffth lesson the Rev. Francis
EeAlyi sixth lesson, the Rev. James Heir.
xhird Nocturn,--Seventh lesson. the Rev.
1GN McGonigle, eighth lesson. the Rev. Mr..
Diamond; ninth lesson, Most Rev. II. F.
Prendergast. D. D.
Acolytes. Harry Mccormick and Joseph
Mcmahon: thurifers. George Mulan and
Fred Koppenhoefer: book and candle bear
srs. John McCrickard and Thomas Ryan:
inter and crozier bearers, Leo Post and
Charles Dinan; canopy bearers. seminari-
ans professional cross bearer, William A.
Boyle vesters, Luke Stahi. John Godfrey,
Vincent Brown. A. McGrann Thomas Nc
CURE, Louis Meyer. r. Michel and Joseph
Mccullough /; master of ceremonies, Francis
NcKernan; assistants, Joseph McCaffrey
and Gerald OHara.
At st. Vincents Chapel in Germantown,
where the faculty and students take part.
ne following is the program ror the Tene-
brae:
Office of Tenebrae, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday evenings at o'clock-First
solo: second lamentation Char
monized). seminary choir; third lamenta-
tion, @. e. Stehle's Opus az, double quartet
s'Bfiserere" (FlorentinD. seminary choir;
s.Benedictus' (De Santis), seminary choir:
ssChristus Factus Est" Wednesday and
Thursday evenings (FlorentinD Friday
evening (De Witt. double quartet
A SOLEMN CEREMONIAL
Few ceremonials of tho Catholic Church
are more solemn than the '"renebrae." The