The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04


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ST. LOUIS
At st. Louis Catholic church,
palms will be blessed at the eight
o'clock mass Sunday morning
and distributed at the 800, 1880
and Ia o'clock masses. There
will be Lenten devotions at 7:30
p. m. Tuesday. On Holy Thurs
day, the high mass at 8 a. m.
will be followed by the process
sion through the church to the
repository, and alteration of the
Blessed Sacrament all day, con-
GLIDING with holy hour start
ing at 1880 p. m.
On Good Friday, at 8 a. m,
there will be q solemn alteration
Of the Cross, recitation of the
prophecies and prayers, q pro-
cession fr ON the repository
through the church to the main
altar, stripping of the altar, and
the Mass of the Pre-Sanctified,
followed by Ire Ore devotions
from IL to 3 p. m. with sermons
on the suffering and death of
the Saviour. At 7:S0 p. m. there
will be solemn Stations of the
Gross.
Ceremonies on Holy Saturday
will start. at $50 q. m, with
blessing Of the new fire and in
cense at the door of the church;
q procession, during which the
triple candle will be lighted to
form the only light in the
church; singing of the hymn of
praise and triumph; blessing of
the Easter water; blessing of the
pensioners; and blessing of the
baptismal water and baptismal
fount, followed by the recitation
of the Litany of the Saints and
a mass at about eight o'clock.
!, TRINITY LUTHERAN
At Trinity Evangelical Luth-
eran church 43 children will be
confirmed on Palm Sunday In a
service beginning at OILS q. m.
The church choir will sing, "The
Lord Is My Shepherd" and the
Confirmation Class hymn is, II
Leave Thee Not! Thou, Art My
Jesus Ever" s.
An, English Communion serv-
ice will be held Wednesday at
1850 p. m; q German Commun-
ion service on Maunday Thurs
day at the same hour; a German
Communion service on Good Fri
day at OILS a. m. and an English
Communion service at l p. m. on
Good Friday. Announcements
for any of the various Commun-
ion services will be taken Tues
day from l to 5 p. m. and from
z to 9 p. m. in the school base
ment.
ZION EVANGELICAL
Morning worship in English at
10 q. m. will open Palm Sunday
services in Zion Evangelical
Church. At the service, 40 young
people will be confirmed, fol-
lowing a. six months course of
instruction.
Holy Communion will be held
for the class, parents, sponsors
and friends of the confirmands.
Special music by the choir will
be presented.
In the confirmation class are:
Betty Bahlman, Winifred Dett-
laff, Shirley Hohensee, Vivian
Miller, Doris Lowe, Joan Kenne-
dy, Annabelle Tilch, Beverly
Fleming, Betty Miller, Eva Mill
er, Donna Mae Wood, Dorothy
Blohm, Pauline Ziehm, Phyllis
Henchen, Marjorie Schwinke,
Lorraine Kepsel, June Reinhold,
Lorraine Schroeder, Norma Es-
sig, Lucille Klumfoot, Dan kau-
ield, James Kaufeld, william
Ross, Karl Andreas, Gerald
Rick. Howard Eschenburg, AL
bert Schwandt, Frank Provost,
Allan Gave, Erwin Hohf, Arthur
Reese, Clarence Schroeder, Har-
ry Bower, Bernhard Hohensee,
William Plegue, Donald Cough
lin, William Meyers, Wilfred
Lowe, Norman Meyers and Fred
Schafer.
GILBERT MEMORIAL
At Gilbert Memorial Baptist
church on Palm Sunday the Jun.
ior, Senior and Chapel Choirs OF
more than 80 voices will present
a special musical program al
Communion services. At 7:3C
O'Clock Sunday evening, there
will be q special pantomine on
THE Old Rugged Cross" pre-.
scented by the Young People un.
der the direction of Rev. Loucille
Hayward.