The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-03-28


pected him to be sad and detected.
The cause of the smile was the gen
crosby of his people, who rallied
around him so wonderfully in his af
| Fiction Last Sunday at a meeting
of his men over $2S, 900 was given him
| to start things, this was not in prom
ises. but in cold cash. With the other
monies on hand he finds himself with
over $4,000 to start the edifice. His
men have the proper spirit. for though
the Church burned down on Monday,
through their efforts a building large
enough and suitable enough for ser
vices was up for Sunday.
MEETINGS.
Holy Name Projects, St. Vincent de
Paul Conference and the League of
the Sacred Heart held very interest
ing meetings last week.
HOLY WEEK SERVICES.
Wednesday,: 3 p. m. Confessions;
7:30 Tenebrae
Thursday: 600 Solemn high mass.
celebrant Very Rev. FIR. Larkin, S. NJ.
Rev. j. 7. Cassagne, S. NJ, deacon:
Rev. j. A. Petit, S. NJ, sub-deacon.
Procession of Blessed Sacrament to
Repository.
1870: Tenebrae and sermon.
Friday: 6 a. m: Veneration of the
Cross. Procession of the Blessed Sac
rament. Mass of the Pre- Sanctifed.
$50: Tenebrae sermon by Father
Woods, c. NJ and VeneratiOn of the
Cross. Stations at g.
Saturday 600: Blessing of New
Fire, Paschal Candle Holy water and
baptismal font and solemn high mass
4 to I: Confessions.
Sunday: Masses >, I, ., 1920, sol
emn high and sermon.
This is an elaborate program and
the Holy Name of Mary Church is
probably the only church in the city
which carries out the details of the
Roman Ritual so faithfully. In order
to accommodate the working people
communion on Thursday will be given
at $50. On Thursday the watching
before the repository will begin at
nine and end at a. m. Friday morn
ing. Many men have given in their
names for certain hours but all are
invited to come.
Flowers are asked for the Altar of
RepOSe Tor thursday.
HONOR GUARD.
Holy Name Society. Holy Thursday.
8 to 10 p. m.-Prefect No. 10.
w. J. Laughlin, Geo. Muntz, II. A.
Brown, j. w. Aikmann, J. Spataforo,
Louis a. Aycock, V. p Fitch, Chas.
A. Smith, w. J. Burke, ]. A. Hyde.
10 to IL p. m. Project No. l.
James l.. Hogan, J. A. Barrett, Jr..
l.. F Willis. Arthur Grimes, Ed. Cur
rem, j. M. Duffy, L. w. Peterson, JOS.
II. Hgan, Hon. T. p. Golf, Jack Ryan.
Chas. Bonner, James p. Selph, VI. Nc
MahOn, r. Curren, Frank Duffy. ]. F.
Matthews, John T. Hogan, Hon. NJ.
S. Mahoney.
IL to II p. m.-Perfect No. 3.
+. j. Mcmahon, Jos. A. Richards, !
j. j. Hargis, W. r. Durand, J. E. Col |
Inns, H. Hauffe,
II to 1 a. m.-Prefect No. 8.
James Worrel, James Higgens, ]. |
NJ. Shaw, James Gallagher. Frank |
Richards, P. A. Comeaux, ID. ]. Hag-
gerty.
l to a. m.-Prefect No. II.
Geo. c. Belanger, E. F. Guillot,
I'll
Russelot, R. Russelot, ]. Morris, A.
Salome, A. L. Green, F. Lyncker, o.
'. Verneuil, r. F. Whitmore, Prof. F.
Herbert, w. H. Sterling, A. De Mon
isterio, Vic Olivier.
to a. m.-Prefect No. /.
James l.. Hogan, j. A. Barrett, Jr.,
=. F. Willis, A. Grimes, Ed. Curren,
!. M. Duffy, l.. w. Peterson, Jack Ry-
N, Chas Bonner, James P. Selph, M.
Mcmahon, r. Curren, F. Duffy, ]. F.
Matthews, Jos. H. Hogan, Hon T. p.
ioff, John Hogan, Hon. M. S. Ma
Ioney.
3 to a. m-Prefect No. 2.
John j. Kline, A. j. Bourgeois, Ed.
'orne, j. A. Bevans, Chas. Bonner,
;. j. Secure, A. ALBERT, B. Borne, c.
:. Bourgeois.
to a. m.-Prefect No. 8.
"A. Bourgeois, A. ]. Haaser. B.
'ounger, ]. Oussette, V. ]. Lowe, M.
J., V. ]. Lowe, Jr., Pat Meagher, N.
'horning, n. E. Brightling.
4 to a. m.-Prefect No. 6.
A. Cox, j. Doris, John E. Bays, Ed
tenger, j. NJ. Nolan, AL. Guillot, E.
!. Richards, Harold Mitchell, M. DON
ely, Jules Cantrelli.
eois.
l.. w. Peterson, President; Jas. L.
Higgins, Secretary.
USHER SOCIETY.
8 to 10 p. m.-John E. Collins, H.
and H. Dellucky.
10 to IL p. me-. E. Dellucky, w.
!. Durand, Gus Lyncker and L.
ahare.
ii to IL p. me-. ]. Mcmahon and
oil. J. F. Matthews.
II p. m. to 1 a. m.-Morris Robi-
laux and c. j. Bourgeois.
L to 2 a. m.-George c. Bellanger,
d Stenger, w. III. Cummesky, James
evennetir and James P. Selph.
to a. nj. l.. Hogan, John E.
avs, j. I. Hogan and w. H. Stir
ng.
to 4 p. m.-John j. Kline and
J. Bourgeois.
to 8 a. nj. Morris and G. L.
shyen. II
A. J. BOURGEOIS, President.
GEO. c. BELANGER, Secretary.
SICK OF THE PARISH.
Susie Riley, Mrs. Margaret Sulli-
IN, Mrs. David Mills. Mrs. #.
,hroeder, Mrs. Molaison, Mrs.
right, Mrs. Huckins.
Frederick John, son of John Ia