The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-05

1T The Churches.


not exceeding the fourth part of an ordinary
meal.
From the precept of fasting are excused
those under twenty-one and over sixty, the
SICK those engaged in hard labor. By special
pontifcal indult, permission is granted work
ing people in this country to use meat on all
days of Lent, except Fridays. Ash Wednesday
and the Wednesday and Saturday of Holy
week.
During Lent pastors will hold special ex-
ercises OF devotion in their several churches
at appointed times. Instructions of a prac-
tfcal character upon the Christian duties the
nature of the sacraments, and the prepara-
ton for their reception. should be given on
The Home Missionary society of the First
M. 3. church will meet Tuesday AFTERNOON
with Mrs. G. H. slocum, of selby avenue
Prom Adam to Abraham" will be the sub
5ect OF an illustrated lecture on the Bethel
Several changes have been made in the
clergy, of the Catholic diocese Of St. Paul
recently. Rev. r. Fitzgerald. of Belle Greek,
has been appointed official agent and lecturer
for st. Thomas college, of st. Paul Father
Fitzgerald will travel through the diocese In
meet with the hearty cooperation of the
REV J. II. Prendergast has been trans
apolis, to Belle Creek.
Rev. John Mics, of St. Agnes parish, St.
Paul, goes to St. Anthony's. MINNEAPOLIS.
parish. Saltwater, has been appointed to AS
sumption parish. st. Paul.
Father Paulin. of st. George, takes Father
Jerome's place at St. Mary's Saltwater.
Rev. Nazarius Kaiser. Of Belle PLANE, has
been transferred to Waconia.
Rev. Patrick Hart. Of Fort Smelling, trans
ferred to Manila with the Third regiment.
Service for deaf mutes will be conducted
by Rev. Arthur l.. Reinke Monday evening at
streets. Rev. Reinke will deliver a sermon.
The Methodist ministers will meet in the Y.
M C. bu RsI GROW
gill will read a paper on The New Testa-
ment Doctrine of Property"
The Congregational pastors of the city, will,
instead Of their regular meeting in the Peo-
pies church, unite with the Minneapolis pas
tors, by invitation of the latter. in a union
meeting at Plymouth church, tomorrow morn
ing at 1890 o'clock. and at noon take lunch
together, each at his own expense
The Hazel Park Congregational Christian
Endeavorers will celebrate "Endeavor Day"
by holding ''One-Church'' ". P. S. c. r.
convention next Wednesday evening in said
church. Besides special music there will be
a paper. an address, IA number OF facts.
closing the meeting. Miss Frances Essler is
the president. and S; ,Busby vice president
Rev. E. S. Pressy, of the St. Anthony Park
Congregational church. has been delivering
series of sermons on early Christian history.
Subjects yet to be discussed are: Feb. s. "a
Mothers Prayers" Feb. II, What the Cata-
combs Say
The presbytery of St. Paul will observe
Tuesday as day for prayer and conference.
The pastors will meet morning and after
noon in the Merriam Park church, and in the
evening will meet with the elders in Dayton
Avenue church.
An attractive service for men only will be
held at the Y. M. c. A. auditorium, Dyer
building, this afternoon. The programme fol-
lows:
Prayer ............ ............. Ralph Allison
Violin Sol9-"Largo'' 80. Frank Ferris
Address-"The All-Round Athlete
Rev. H. F. Stillwell
Barytone solo-"out of the Depths
Percy Churchill
Martha Washington festival will be given
on Monday Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings by the ladies of St Joseph 5
church at Woodland hall, corner of Mackubin
street and Ashland avenue. Local talent will
contribute to the entertainment ON the sew
eral evenings The musical part of the pro-
gramme will be under the direction of Misses
Zenzius and Owens, and the dramatic portion,
consisting of one-act play, under the man
agement of Messrs. Delafield, Tenney and
Louis NASH cake walk will be given by
Mr.. lola, and several other novel features
will be introduced Tea will be served by the
young women of the parish, attred in colonial
costumes. Useful, as well as fancy articles
will be on sale at the various booths through
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