The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-03-19
ARCHDIOCESE of ST.PAUL

Low SUNDAY, NpTH D.
st. Cyril. Minneapolis.
Loretto Hospital, New Ulm.
bethlehem Academy, Faribault
Second Sunday after Easter, April 10.
ST. Cecilia, st. Paul.
st. Matthias, Hampton.
st. Peter. Eden Valley.
st. Timothy, Maple Lake.
st, Henry, st. Henry.
Lenten Fast.
In virtue of the ruling in the New
Code of Canon Law, the Lenten fast
and abstinence will cease at noon,
on Saturday, March 26.
Marriage.
The Sacrament of Marriage may be
solemnized from Monday, March 2S
to November &c.
ST. PAUL.
Cathedral: Following is the order
of services for Holy Week:
Evening.
Tenebrae will be sung Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday evenings at
eight o'clock. The Most Reverend
Archbishop will preach Friday even
ing. and Father John ]. Cullinan
Thursday evening.
Morning.
Holy Thursday: Solemn Pontifcal
Mass at ten o'clock. The Holy Oils
will be blessed at this Mass. After
Mass, there will be a Solemn Process
sion with the Blessed Sacrament to
the Repository. Alteration will be
continuous throughout the day and
night, ending before the services Fri
day morning.
Good Friday: The Mass of the Pre-
sanctified will be celebrated at nine
o'clock. The Way of the Cross will
be held at three o'clock in the after
noon.
Holy Saturday: Services will be-
gin at half-past seven. There will be
a Solemn High Mass at nine o'clock.
The Seminarians will sing at the
various services of Holy Week.
Church of st. Mary: The following
is the order of services in st. Mary s
Church, corner of Ninth and Locust
streets, for Holy Week: The Palms
will be blessed and distributed next
Sunday before the High Mass at half
past 10 o'clock. On Holy Thursday
High Mass will be celebrated at
o'clock, after which the Blessed Sacra
ment will be carried in procession to
the Repository, where it will remain
for the alteration of the faithful until
Good Friday morning when, after the
Alteration" Of the Cross at o'clock
the Mass of the Pre-sanctified will be
celebrated relic of the True Cross
will be exposed on the altar all day
for the venefation of the faithful, anC
after the evening service they will be
permitted to kiss it. The services or
Holy Saturday will begin at o'clocl
with the blessing of the New Fire, the
Paschal candle, Easter and Baptisma
water, followed by High Mass. Con
LESSONS will be heard on Wednesday
afternoon and evening, as we'll as OF
Holy Saturday.
The Office of Tenebrae will be suns
on Wednesday, Thursday and Frida!
evenings at a quarter to o'clock
Each evening there will be sermon
appropriate to the occasion.
On Good Friday the devotion of thu
Three Hours Agony" will begin at
quarter past II o'clock, noon. TIL
first two hours will be taken up witt
appropriate hymns by the choir, shor
instructions on the Seven Last Word
of Our Lord on the Cross, recitation O
the rosary and the reading of the Pas
sion. At a quarter past o'clock tn
Way of the Cross will be performe
during which the choir will sing tn
Stabat Mater. The ceremony will b
concluded with the generation of
relic of the True Cross.
On Easter Sunday Solemn Hig
Mass will be celebrated at half-pas
10 o'clock, and there will be speci;
music by the choir, under the dire
ton of Miss Elsie NJ Shave.
ST. Josephs Novitiate: On Satu
day, March 10, the ceremonies of r.
ligious profession and reception Wi
be held in the Novitiate of the Sister
Fairview avenue. The exercises wi
begin with Mass at $50 o'clock, eel
brated by Rev. Virgil Michel, o. S.
The Most Reverend Archbishop Do'
ling will preside. Dinner will
served the guests at II o'clock.
Church Of ST. Bernard: The missie
will close on Sunday, March 20, at
o'clock. The exercises are under Il
direction of Rev. Theodore Hegeman
S. j., and Rev. William F. Jordan, S.
On Palm Sunday, at p. M, Il
choir will present the sacred conce
entitled THE Story of the Cross
This performance will be for the CHI
dren, while the cantata will be l
peated in the evening at O'Clock. II
proceeds will be devoted to fund +
the new pipe organ.
Church of st. Augustine: One
the most impressive demonstrated
of faith in the history of st. Augr
tines parish, South st. Paul, to-
place last Sunday morning at the
IS o'clock Mass, when more than hu