The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-04-12

concert replete with numbers par
ticuIarly appropriate to the Lenter
Z season featured the last of three
Lenten entertainments given under
the auspices of the Knights of Colum
bus Of this city last Monday evening
at the Knights of Columbus audto-
rum The Knights of Columbus
chorus of forty trained voices, under
the direction of Bertram M. O'Bryen,
sang Rossini's "Stabat Mater The
following local artists appeared Miss
Ellen Claire Donovan, soprano; Miss
Margaret Zeney, contralto; Beaver
Wade Day, tenor; Henry c. Souche-
ray, baritone; Mrs. Henry c. Souche-
| ray, accompanist.
Arts and Letters: The next meet
| ing of the Arts and Letters depart
ment will be held at 2:30 P. NJ. Tues
day, April p, at the home of Mrs: J.
| w. Willis, Summit avenue and Milton
street. Archbishop Bowling will be
| the guest of honor and will deliver the
| address of the afternoon. The full
program will be given later.
Church CT ST. Mary: On Thursday,
April ), the Most Reverend Arch
bishop Bowling paid a visit to St.
Mary school, the first parochial
school honored by his presence since
his arrival in st. Paul. After a brief
visit to the church, he inspected the
| school building and spent some time
| IN each of the class rooms. A brief
! program Of musical and vocal seIec-
tons was rendered by the pupils of
| each grade, and at it's conclusion the
| Most Reverend Archbishop spoke
| words Of cOngratulaticn and encour-
| aSement to the children, urging them
| to make good use Of their oppOrtuni-
| ties, after which he bestowed his
! blessing on them. Before leaving the
| school he expressed himself as well
pleased with all he had heard and
| seen. He promised to return at a
later date to inspect the classwork of
| the pupils.
The following order Of services will
| be observed in ST Mary's Church, cor
ner of Ninth and Locust streets, dur
| ing Holy Week: next Sunday, the
palms will be blessed and distributed
before the High Mass at half past ten.
| On Holy Thursday High Mass will be
celebrated at nine o'clock, after
which the Blessed Sacrament will be
borne in procession to the Repository,
where it will remain for the adOra-
ton Of the faithful until Good Friday
| morning when, after alteration" of
| the Cross, at nine o'clock, the Mass Of
| the Pre-sanctifed will be celebrated
A relic of the True Cross Will be eX-
posed on the altar all day for the VEN
GRAFTON of the faithful, and after the
evening services they will be per-
mitted to kiss it. The services on
Holy Saturday will begin at eight
o'clock with the blessing of the New
Fire, the Pascal candle, Easter and
baptismaI water, followed by High
Mass
The office Of Tenebrae viii be sung
on Wednesday,. Thursday and Friday
evenings, at quarter Of eight. Each
evening there will be a sermon appro-
pirate to the occasion. On Good Fri
day the Way Of the Cross will take
place in the afternoon at half past
two o'clock, and in the evening after
the sermon.
On Easter Sunday Solemn High
! Mass will he celebrated at half past
ten. There will be special music by
the choir under the direction Of Miss
Elsie NJ Shave, the organist, who also
will have charge of the musical part
of the services during Holy Week.
Church of the Blessed Sacrament:
A Sacred Concert will be given on
Sunday afternoon, April Is, at four
o'clock. The program is as follows:
Seven Last Words of Christ" by Du
bois. Mrs w J. Towle, Mrs. Jane
Holland Cameron, Messrs. Frank
IROsenthaI and Alfred SOucheray are
, the soloiSts Mrs. Frank Hoffman,
will be the accompanist. An address
on sacred music will be given by the
Rev G.. F. McGinnis, Phi. D. His sub
ject will be What the Musical WorlC
Owes to the Church" At the Conclu
sion of the. program Benediction of the
Blessed Sacrament will be given
Everybody is invited Take Haze
Park car and get Off at White Beal
avenue. Car leaves Seven Corners
every fifteen minutes.
2 Church Of St. Peter ciaver: IN,
2 service of the Three Hours Agony will
4 | 10 Ho1I w III, Good nv