The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-04-10
HOLY WEEK.
THE OFFICE.

THE OFFICE.
In Whom we have redemption
through His Blood, the forgiveness
of our sins.
By Thine agony and bloody sweat;
by Thy Cross and Passion; by Thy
precious Death and Burial.
Good Lord deliver us.
Lords Prayer.
Collect for Ash-Wednesday.
Collect for Annunciation.
THE READING FOR THE WEEK.
Monday-St. Mark XII 1919.
Tuesday-St. Mark xi 20-33.
Wednesday-St. Luke xxi &c.
Thursday-St. Luke xiii 1916.
Friday-Psalm xxi.
Saturday-St. Matt. xvii 62-66.
o Saviour CT the World, Who by
Thy Cross and Precious Blood hast
redeemed us, Help us and Save us.
On Friday the rector was called to
Lower Coast to oficiate at the burial
of Mrs. Grimshaw of Diamond, La.
On Sunday Joseph Stephen Stalcup
received holy baptism in Mount Oil
vet Church. arents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Stalcup. Sponsors, Stephen
Thomas Daniel and Mrs. May Spieler.
| Married - Williams -Hobbs.-Byron
Williams of Texas and Miss Lorena
L. Hobbs of Washington, d. c., al
Mount Olivet rectory, on Monday, al
p. m. Rev. S. l.. Vail officiated.
Died-Nichols.-O Sunday, Apri
6, at $50 p. NJ, Agnes Anderson
widow of the late Richard F. Nichols
aged 66 years, native of Liverpool
England, and a resident of Algiers fol
the past sixty years. Interment il
Greenwood Cemetery Monday, April Z
at $3.50 p. m. Rev. Sidney L. Val
officiated.
Earth to earth, and dust to dust
Calmly now the words We say,
Leaving chr to sleep in trust
Till the Resurrection Day.
Father, in Thy gracious keeping
Leave we now thy servant sleeping.
I Sunday was set apart as "Sewanee
Day" in the Diocese of Louisiana
The needs of the University of the
South were presented from every pull.
pit. At Mount Olivet, as announced,
the rector preached a Sewanee ser.
mon.
In letter to the clergy of the dio.
cese, Bishop Sessums says Louisiana
has special relationship to the uni
versity, as its founder was the Right
| Rev. Leonidas Polk, D. D., bishop of
Louisiana. The bishop urges the
clergy and laymen of the State to
work in full cooperation so the fund
will be raised.
| The need of this endowment is be
yond question" says Bishop Sessums,
land it is equally certain that the
ideals of the university and the work
| 1t has accomplished and is accom-
| plishing deserve that the support be
vided by the church people who own
record of remarkable achievements,
and that it has been able to accom-
plish so much with such inadequate
| financial resources is a wonderful tes-
timony to the sacrifice and devotion
and ability which have been given to
its service"
Lieut.. Godfrey Cheshire, just back
from France, was visitor at the rec
tory this week. Lieut. Cheshire was
| the rector's roommate at Sewanee.
| The United Offering Boxes Of the
Woman's Auxiliary are due on Palm
Sunday.
Services Palm Sunday: Holy com
munion and sermon at Z a. m, church
school at $3.50 a. m, evening prayer
and sermon at o'clock; subject, The
Mount of Olives"
MUSICAL ROGRAM.
PROFESSIONALISM Glory, Land and
Honor" (Teschner).
Hymn-"Ride On! Ride On in Ma
jesty" Dykes).
Baritone Solo-"Palm Branches
(Faure), Mr.. George Cunningham.
Recessional-"The Son of God Goes
Forth to War" (Whitney).
HOLY WEEK SERVICES.
Daily-Morning prayer at Sis
o'clock.
Monday-Litany and sermon at s
p. m. Subject: The Church"
Tuesday-Evening prayer and ser.