The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-04-07
Holy Week
Services At
The Churches
Palm Celebrations Next
Sunday Open Passion
Week Observance
EASTER APRIL 18th
Maundy Thursday and
Good Friday
Services Announced

Concentrating the last days of
Christ, Churches and pastors ar
ranged services for the Holy Week
observance in preparation for the
most hopeful season Of Christen-
dom, Eastertide, and the end CT the
Lenten season.
Holy Week observances will be-
gin Sunday with Palm Professions
and Blessings Of the Palms with
appropriate musical settings. Ear
lest services of the week were
scheduled for st. Paups Church
with Low Masses Monday, Tues
day, Wednesday mornings at eight
o'clock.
Special emphasis will be laid on
the procession of the Palms by the
children at the morning service Of
the Congregational Church, Pastor
Rev. p. J. Jansen said. Palm Sun
day evening religious drama
"The Terrible Meek" centering
about the cross, will be given with
Esther Connolly, William Kaufman,
and Ray Berggreen in the cast.
Presented in semi-darkness, it has
powerful effect on audiences.
Next Wednesday film on Congre-
gational work in China will be
shown. It centers about the field
in Fenchow where Clifford Domke
was supposed to have been station
ed.
Maundy Thursday services are
the first to be held at Zion Luth-
eran Church, Rev. J. F. Schumach-
err announced. That evening the
Communion service will be celebrat-
ed, concentrating the Inaugural
ton of the service by Christ in the
Upper Room. Two services are
scheduled for Good Friday with
Communion Service in the morning,
and regular Good Friday services
that evening. Registration for Holy
Communion will be- held Monday,
April II.
At Our Lady Of the Angels
Church, Rev. Charles Mayer an
nounced the last Of the Lenten De-
votions for Friday evening at 7:30
this week. Sunday the Blessing Of
the Palms will precede the High
Mass at 1910. Sunday afternoon
services will be at $3.50. Maundy
Thursday High Mass will be cele-
brated at 900 in the morning, fell
lowed by the Procession. That eve
ming will be the Holy Hour at 500.
Maundy Thursday begins the ser
vices at the Methodist Church with
Communion service at 500 p. m.
Rev. M. L. Brann announced. Good
Friday services will be held at 500
in the evening.
The Procession of the Palms is
to be the initial Holy Week service
at the Church Of the Good Samari-
tan. Holy Communion celebrations
will be held during Holy Week,
Rev. r. J. Mott said, beginning
Wednesday at TOO and 1000 a. m.
Others will be held Thursday morn
ing at TOO and 500 a. m. Sunday
evening Young Peoples Fellowship
will go to st. Cloud to attend a
rally at st. Johns Church, an an
nual affair.
Blessings Of the Palms will pre-
cede the High Mass on Palm Sun
day, Msgr. "A. Plachta, pastor of st.
Pauls announced. Other Masses
Sunday will be held at $50 and 800
a. m. In the afternoon FIR. Gilbert,
o. 8. b., will preach at the Stations
Of the Cross at 800. Thursday and
Friday Masses will be held at 900
a. m. with the Procession and again
on Saturday at TOO. Thursday eve
ming at 7:3O will be the Holy Hour.
Confessions will be heard on We'd
nesday at 800 and 1880 p. m, and
on Saturday at 800 and TOO p. m.