The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-14
Notes Of the Catholic Churches.

The Knights OF Columbus Of this city
are looking forward with pleasure toward
| the occupation Of their new home. the
Z Street Baptist Church, which will occur
| IN the near future.
The Federation OF Catholics which is
| in convention at Cincinnati, Ohio, and at
| which over 500 delegates represent a
| membership of over 500. GEO. is watched
with deep interest by Catholics all over
/ the country It is the purpose and aim
| OF the Federation to band together ali
! Catholic organizations for the purpose of
/ strengthening Catholic influence and
/ power and spread the doctrine OF the
| church AID do away with the prevailing
| pre{Udices against the same.
The unwilling at St. Patrick's last Sun
! day Of di FoIigno's Madonna was attended
| by 4 large congregation and beautiful
| ceremonies The event was one Of note in
| the annals Of St PatTick's.
Immaculate Conception Church, pastor.
| the Rev. S T. Ryan; assistant, the Rev
Father Ambrose A. Beavan-services viii
| take place at the regular schedule hours.
I The choir numbering thirty selected
voices viii render fine musical pro-
| gTamme.
Holy Name of Jesus Church, pastor.
the Rev. Father Thomas !. Kervfck;
assistant, the Rev. Andrew J. Carey
Services tomorrow win take place at the
regular hours.
Holy Trinity Church. pastor. the Rev
Father James z. X. MuIYaney-The Sun
day services viii be celebrated at the
regular hours, and a fine musical pro-
gramme has been prepared.
Sacred Heart Church-The Rev. Father
MCGEE viii oficiate at the services to-
morrow The altar paintings have been
placed and the church now presents a
beautiful aspect.
st. Aloysius Church, pastor, the Rev
Father Edward X Fink-At high mass to
morrow the sermon will be preached by the
Rev. J. F x o'Conor, s. J. Father Ham
will preach at Eespers. There will also be
communion seFv. ices for the Mems and
Boys' Sodalities. Funeral masses were said
for the repose OF Catherine McGuirk and
Patrick Enright, both formerly members
of the parish Among the visitors at
st. AloysiU5 during this week we're: The
Rev. T Gardner, Rev. ". lyman, Rev.
J. W O'RoUrEe, all of the Society Of
Jesus The choir is praeticing for a
new mass to be presented on Christ
mas The opus is by Pizzi, and will be
performed for the first time in Amer
lea with full orchestral accompaniment
It VIII be rendered at the II O'Clock mass
on Christmas Day. Cardinal MartineIlf
viii celebrate solemn pontifcaI high
mass on Christmas Day, and the Rev
Aloysius Brosnan, S. J., viii preach the
sermon
st. PauI's Church, pastor. the Rev.
James F. Mackin-Services at Z, 9, 10 and
II q m Vespers at 4:30 p m. and Sun
day school at a. N.
The novena of expiration at the Con
vent Chapel Of Perpetual Alteration
began last Thursday at o'clock
in the afternoon Services. incIud- |
ing sermons and benedietion, will take
place at the same hour for nine consecu- |
tive days, extending to Friday, Deem
Der 20 Sermons are preached by the |
Rev. Dr. Stafford, the Rev. Father Dolan. /
the Rev. Father Gaynor, of st. Patrick's |
Church; the Rev. J. c. Kent, of St Domi-
mics; the Rev. J. A. Conway, of the
Georgetown University; the Rev Father |
o'Donoghue, of St Johns Church. BaIti-
more; Mgr. Rocker, Of the papaf deIega-
ton: the Rev. Father Currier, of St. |
Aary's Church, and the Very Rev. DR..