The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-13
WILL HAVE
SPECIAL SERVICES TO
OBSERVE GOOD FRIDAY

Special services in observance of
Good Friday will be held in many To-
cal churches of the city Friday night.
Specially prepared programs have
been held in most Of the churches
during the entire week and many are
planning for more extensive programs
for the weekend.
On Holy Thursday evening at 1880
o'clock, the Lords supper will be cele-
brated at st. Paul's Lutheran church.
This Is usually the most largely at
tended communion of the year. On
Good Friday, three-hour service will
be held as usual, which will start at
II o'clock and will last till 3 o'cock.
This service is in commemoration Of
the three hours darkness on the earth
while Jesus hung upon the cross. It
consists of hymns. prayers, scripture
readings and meditations on the sew
en- words of Jesus from the Cross.
The pastor will be assisted by Rev.
W. c. Davis of the First Lutheran
church of Indianapolis. Worshipers
are at liberty to come and go at pleas
ure. This service has been growing
IN favor from year to year. All per-
sons will receive a cordial welcome.
st. Pauls Episcopal church will hold
three hours devotion on Good Fri
day.
Program Announced.
The following is the program:
Organ mentation-GuiI-
mant.
Internationally Hymn 50. (all
knelling); ~ The Litany; 81 The
PenitentiaI Office; ca Hymn 101 (alI
standing; 60 The Apostles Creed;
90 Versicles, prayers. the grace.
The Service-O Hymn los tall
standing); (2) Opening Address
They Crucified Him; (3) Silent
prayer and meditation; a. Prayers
The First Word-q) Hymn 346 (au
standing); (2) Father, forgive them
for they know not what they do; ~
Psalm %; a. Silent prayer and medi-
tation; 81 Prayers
The Second Word % Hymn 663
GALL standing); CD To-day thou shalt
be with me in paradise; 81 Psalm
16; "a Silent prayer al dmeditatton;
90 Prayers.
The Third Word-D Hymn 104 (all
standing); (2) Behold tn yson"; BE
hold thy mother; 60 Psalm So; ca
Silent prayer and meditation; 81
Prayers.
The Fourth Word-Hymn 102. all
standing; "My God, my God. Why
Hast Thou Forsaken Me?" Psalm IS;
Silent prayer and meditation; prayers.
The Fifth Word Hymn 1893, all
standing; 81 Thirst; Psalm SO; ST.
lent prayer and meditation; prayers.
The Sixth Word Hymn 81, all
standing; at is finished: Psalm 1870;
Silent prayer and meditation; prayers
The Seventh Word-Hymn -, all
standing; Father, into Thy hands
commend my spirit; Psalm 81: ST.
lent prayer and meditation; prayers.
The Tribute-Hymn %, all standing,
Surely, this was the Son of Cod; 81.
lent prayer and meditation; Prayers;
The Passing Bell will be toHed 80
times.
The Bendiction.
The Nunc Dimittis Call kneeling).
OrgOn Postlude-Adoratio ct Vox
Angelica Dubois).
Other Services
st. Andrews Catholic church OBJ
served the Lords supper at o'clock
Thursday morning. The sermon for
the evening service will be holy Eu-
charist" and Lamentations" Solos
and recitations will be given. Good
Friday services will be held Thursday
evening at 1880 o'clock
Lenten services will be continued
the remainder of the week at st.
Mary's Catholic church
Services will be held at First Eng
fish Lutheran church in keeping with
Good Friday. The evening subject
will be, Behold the Man"
st. Johns Lutheran church will OBJ
serve Good Friday and hold commun-
ion in the morning services.
Special services have been planned
by the Second English Lutheran
church, and will include music and a
talk by the pastor
Trinity English Lutheran church
will hold holy communion at 1880
o'clock Thursday night Services will
be held Friday at 10 o'clock in the
morning and at 7.2O O'clock at nipb+