Piety being a recommended trait for elected officials in Washington, no doubt some members of Congress in Shutdown City begin the week with admonitions from the pulpit ringing in their ears. At the Red Mass at St. Matthew's Cathedral, Bishop Kevin Farrell of Dallas delivered a plea for overcoming "petty partisanship and ever-politicizing rhetoric" on Sunday. For senators who, say, failed to set their alarm in time for services, they can expect a rumbling tongue-lashing from Senate Chaplain Barry C. Black when the chamber returns today at 2 p.m. “Save us from the madness,”he said last week.