The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-08
RELIGIONS REALM.
A Record of Some Important
Church Events.

After an eight hours sitting OF the Il. G.
University Convocation at Vancouver the
amended bill, with some few alterations,
was accepted with the hope that the bill
will be favorably received by the Govern
ment at its next session. A vote of thanks
was passed to the Bishop for so ably and
kindly having acted as Chairman.
The new buildings of All Hallows School,
Yale, b. c., are expected to be opened this
month. The Bishop hopes to persuade the
Indian Superintendent and some of the
members of the Dominion House of Com
mons TO attend on the occasion.
Elaborate preparations have been made
for grand charity concert at Irving Hall,
Wednesday, November 10th, in aid of the
st. Stephens Church Building Fund, Colusa.
The entire Benedictus says the Church
News and Forum, should be used at MORN
ing prayer during the Advent season, as
ordered by the revised rubric.
Holy Innocents' Chapel, on Fair Oaks
street, near Twenty-fourth, was onened on
Sunday, October 19th by the Rev. DR..
is one of the prettiest little churches in the
diocese.
The name of st. Luke's Women's Auxil-
airy has been changed to "St. Luke's Pa
rochial Aid Society,""
The Free Baptist churches OF the United
States began the observance of their annual
anniversaries in convention ON October It'll,
at the First Church of that denomination,
at Marcy avenue and Kent street, Brook
Ign, n. Y.
The celebration of the one huadredth an
niversary of the organization of the Ebenezer
Methodist Episcopal Church, Philadelphia,
has just been held.
The centennial of New England Method
Ism opened III Boston, October Dist Bishop
Foster, in the Peoples Church, delivered an
address fba Of MpthO0iSm On
october 22d, Ex-Governor Clatlin presided
over the morning exercises, which opened
with the singing of hymn sung by Jesse
Lee, the pioneer of the church in New
England, on Boston Common q century ago.
:, AT the Greek Church, on Powell street.
the services next Sunday will be held in
English Rev. Father Sebastian will lect-
ure on :" The Faith at $3.50 o'clock in the
morning.
The Park Congregational Church of Los
Angeles, at a late annual meeting, voted to
dispense henceforth with aid from the
Home Missionary Society.
The church at South Riverside has called
Rev. j. 5. Jewell OF Albuquerque, n. Mex,
TO be pastor.
Plymouth Church. St. Louis, boasts OF
family OF four children who have been
present at Sunday school every time, through
rain and shine, for five years.
CATHOLIC NOTES.
The Gar has closed the Catholic churches
in the Governments of Volhynia and Ho-
dolia, and also the Dominican Monastery in
the town of OStrOg.
The Catholic Cathedral of st. Dionysius
at Athens was consecrated on the last Sun
day OF September in the presence of an
enormous concourse OF spectators.
The French Catholics of West Manchester,
n. H., have suffered severe loss in the
total destruction by fire, on the night of
October 10th, OF st. Mary's Church.
Father GesSner of st. PatricK's, Elizabeth,
n. D., has begun very comnendable cru
SADIE against the practice of wearing low
necked dresses.
There are $4,000 Catholic children in the
parochial schools in Cincinnati, 2l.0O0 in
Philadelphia and 10000 in Chicago.
Bishop Marty of Sioux Falls, 5. Oak, a
few weeks ago in the Black Hills, gave the
religious habit as novices of the Benedictine
Order in ST. Mary's Convent to Misses
Frida Walzer, Mary Ann Aschwauder and
Julia Reilly. 1t was the first ceremony of
the kind in the Black Hills country.
Bishop Francis McNeirny of Albany cele-
morning IN st. Patrick's Cathedral. The
Count of Paris, his son, the Duke of Or
leans, and the other members of his suite,
were present at the 10 o'clock low mass in
the Cathedral. They occupied the pews of
the Bowler and Eugene Kelly families.
The Pope on October list gave Il long au-
dience to Archbishop Croke Of Cashel.
Very Rev. DR.. Walsh, o. 5. A., assistant
general of the AuguStinian Order, has re-
turned to Rome after fulfilling the object Of
his recent journey to America as visitor of
the houses of hi, order in this country.
Sister Catharine, at present of the Mercy
community, Pittsburg, known in the world
as Miss Kate DreXel, has perfected final ar
rangements for another phlanthropic insti-
tuition. Her agent in the matter is soon to
begin the erection near AndauSia, in Bucks
County, Pa, of great convent of the Order
OF the Sisters of Mercy The institution
will be for the instruction Of girls, TO qualify
them for becoming teachers among the In
dianS-a branch of educational and religious
work in which Sister Catharine has shown
an interest
THE HEBREW FAITH.
The cornerstone of the first Jewish tenn
pie in Montana was lately laid. Governor
Toole spoke.
Lord R0thschild recently gave a grand ag-
ricultural entertainment 10 his nelghbOrs
and tenants in Bucking hamshire, England
There were exhibitions of flowers, fruits
and stock horse raising, champagne lunch
con to $500 farmers and their families, and
an exhibition Of magnificent series of bas-
reliefs in marble made by Story, the sculptor
In accordance with the Cars enforcement
of the anti-Jewish law all the Jews in ks
seneff have Teen ordered To leave that city;
also the Jews in Akermap, twenty eight
miles from there.
TIE Jewish Publication Society has been
encouraged by the support ii received from
California, says the Hebrew. Its Executive
Committee has decided to take steps toward
the organization of branches in other cities
The Austrian Government has a griev-
ance against the new United States Consul
at Buda Pesth, one Joseph Black. Hun
garian Hebrew, who lived some time in
Philadplphia II that a held tho