Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-12
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arrangements WHICH Will Uc uldue luz
the initiation of April 81.
Thursday being Holy Thursday, sthe
Red Cross unit will not assemble for
sewing on that day.
Father Verhoeyen went to Placer
vile today to conduct the funeral Ser
vices of James McDevitt. highly re-
spected pioneer resident of Boise
Basin.
Father verhoeven will hold services
at Placerville Sunday.
Sunday school at Eagle at .. m.
and at Barber at 23o p. m.
Girls of the parish who will partici
pate in the Holy Thursday procession
meet in st. Johns hall this afternoon
at 2 o'clock. Mrs. George Cruzen is
training the children for participation
in the beautiful services of Hely
Thursday.
All children Of the parish between
the ages of ~ and 16 will meet in st.
Johns hall at o'clock Sunday after
noon, under the auspices OF the child
ren's committee of the C. w. L. The
children's societies will hold regular
business meeting.
st. Johns Boy Scout troop met
Tuesday evening, April 8, at scout
headquarters, ST. Johns hall. Murray
Buchanan, formerly in service in the
United States marine corps, spoke TO
the boys in regard to marine corps
| life. The boys enjoyed drill in sema-
phore signaling. Sylvester Suplick, a
professional wrestler and prospective
scoutmaster OF st. Johns scouts, was
present and outlined a program Of
| scout work for 1919.
| st. Rita's society met in st. Johns
hall last Sunday afternoon. There was
a large membership present to listen
to talk by Rev. Guy f. Quinan, c. S.
p, on THE History Of the Church."
The next meeting of the society will
be held after Easter. ST. Rita's society
will receive holy communion in a body
tomorrow.
II. ]. Renk of Eagle and Miss Gretta
Parnell of Boise gave instruction in
Christian doctrine to the Sunday school
class at Eagle last Sunday.
A regular meeting of the Catholic
Woman's league was held in st. Johns
hall Wednesday, April Q. In the alb
sence of the president, Mrs. Reilly At
kinson vice president, presided. Mes
DANES c. NJ. Stole, o. w. Smith. Will
liam Sidenfaden, Joseph V. Sweetman,
Shepard c. Siron, L. w. Tucker and
c. f. Turner were hostesses of the af-
ternoon. Mrs. A. j. Schilling read an
excellent paper entitled THE Church
in Spain" Mrs. |. V. Howard sang,
with Mrs. Leslie l.. Long at the piano.
Under the head of current topics Mrs
{. F. Turner presented a magazine ar
ticle in regard to the new educational
bill providing for the naturalization
of education.
This is Holy week Special services
this week are as follows:
Wednesday, 7:45 p. m, chanting of
the Tenebrae (the Lamentations of
Jeremias), with sermon by Rev. Joseph
NJ. Nerhoeven.
Holy Thursday, a. m, pontifical
high mass, with Bishop German as
celebrant. During the mass there will
be conservation of the holy oils which
are used in the sacraments of baptism
confirmation and extreme JUNCTION
tthe sacrament of the dying) After
mass there will be the procession with
the blessed sacrament to the reposi :
tory tabernacle, after which there will
be exposition of the blessed sacrament
all day and during the evening. At
7:45 p. m, there will be chanting of
the Tenebrae and sermon on the
blessed sacrament by Rev. N F..
Wirtzberger, of Shoshone.
Good Friday. a. M, the mass Of the
presanctified: 7:45 p. m, chanting of
the Tenebrae, after which the usual
sermon on the passion of Jesus Christ
VIII be delivered by Rev. John F..
Ries, S. NJ, of Nampa
Holy Saturday, a. M, blessing of
the new fire, lighting of the paschaI
candle. blessing of the baptismal font
and haptismal water. reading of the Il
prophecies which foretell the coming
of Christ, His passion and resurrec-
tion followed by Holy Saturday mass.
The holy season of Lent closes at
IL o'clock noon, Saturday, April 10.
There will be confessions heard
Wednesday afternoon and evening in
preparation for the receiving of holy
communion on Holy Thursday, the
feast of the institution of the sacra
ment of holy communion by Jesus
Christ