El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-19
HONOR SAINTS
At CATHEDRAL
Impressive Services Held in
Honor Of st. Joseph and
St. Patrick.

Both Monday and today were busy
days al the St Patrick's cathedral
St Pauick's day, March II. falling
on sunday this year, caused it TO be
celebrated on Monday. when special
morning and evening services were
held. Monday St. Patricks day
masses at the cathedral were cele-
brated at s:80. 7.50 and $50 The
RI Rev. bishop Schiller celebrated
-he 1880 mass and addressed the local
council Of the Daughters Of Erin, who
were present I'm a body and received
communion The bishop congratulated
the Daughters on their excellent turn
out and wished them every happiness
of the feast day being celebrated The
cathedral chldren's choir sang during
the bishops mass
solemn Mass $50 a. m.
At $3.50 a solemn high mass. with
The bishop present in the sanctuary,
celebraut OF the mass. assisted by
Rev j. T. Banks, s J., as deacon, and
chaplain Mauley. o. s. A., as subdea-
con Chaplains TO the bishop at the
throne were Rev. father Roy. 5 j.,
and Rev. O. NJ Meyers, s J.. Rev. A.
+. Upton acted as master OF ceremo-
MES The cathedral choir OF 25 mem
bers rendered Rosewig's mass in = in
splendid manner. Hymns TO St Pat
rick were sung during the Otteralory-
st. Patrick Lauded at 5s45 D. m.
At i-45 p m the service specially
arranged for and in honor Of st. Pat
rick. began with the assembly, with
the choir chanting the litany OF the
Mother OF COD Father A. F. Upton
followed with a splendid sermon on
the saint Of the beautiful land OF the
shamrock The speaker took his hear
ers on down through history, point
ing out how at every turn the faith
fu1 followers Of St Patrick suffered
extreme fortunes FOR their faith which
he had brought TO them as delegated
follower Of the apostles. Ireland, as
8 nation Of learning as the cradle OF
world renowned seminaries, mOnas-
teries. etc. was brought out in a
pleasing and rhetorical manner The
closing was that all nauonaIues can
learn much from the life Of Ireland's
patron saint
The sermon was followed by solemn
benejiction. given with the Ri Rev.
lfFhon Schuler celebrant, assisted by
father Frund. deacon. and father
Franey. as subdeac0n- Bishop Schiller
read the closing prayers Of the NoTena
10 St Patrick The cathedral choir
gave another splendid program Mrs
y Flato sang Milar's ave Maria by
request. 71rs. ArVin sang as solo
20 Salutaris-' assisted by the choir.
Mss May Duggan presided at the
organ
st. Josenh's Day.
This morning, in honor Of the fos-i
Ter father Of Jesus Christ, masses were
celebrated at the cathedral at $50
7-15 and o'clock during which hun
6reds received holy communion, and
the prayers Of Novena were recited- /
The children OF the parish. with their
sister teachers were present in Z. body
and recited the prayers in honor Of
St Joseph
Rector Makes Announcements.
During the high mass at the cathe-
oral Sunday morning the rector, Rev.
O. G. Frund. in the name Of the bish-
op Of the diocese, read out and eL-
planned in detail a few OF the new
regulations TO be followed by the
members OF the parish in the future.
Notably he referred 10 the strict OBJ
serrance in All arran gements for adj