The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-15
Notes of the Catholic Churches.


viii preside at the organ and viii direc
the singing at the high mass ana vespers
Church Of the Nativity. BrightwoOd-
The Rev C. o. ROsensteel pastor. Ser
ices on the first and third Sundays of tn,
month al 1890 a. m; on second an,
fourth Sundays al a. m. Sunday schoo
on first and third Sundays at $50 a. m.
on second and fourth Sundays at a. m
Persons wishing to be baptized or par
ents desiring 90 have their children re-
celve baptism VII be given special APP
pointments for this sacrament
St Anthony Church. Brookland-The
z Rev. Eugene ALBANIAN. pastor. Services
tomorrow viii be held at the usual
hours ar the church. al Soldiers Home
; Chapel and at 81 Ftncenrs Orphan Asy-
lum.
Holy Trinity Church. Georgetown-The
7 Rev James r. X. MuIvaney. pastor. Mass
es at 8, :, g, and 10 a. m. (children'sl high
mass and sermon at 1890 a. m. baptisms
al D. m. vespers and benedicticn at
/ I.3O p. m, every Wednesday evening dur
ing Lent at 1870. the rosary will be re-
I cited, following by sermon and benedic-
/ sion OF the Blessed Sacrament.
The SOdality wifi receive communion to-
. 4
I Bona Mors Society viii meet during yes
De-s
Lenten services viii be held wednesday
and Friday evenings at 7:30 O'Clock The
Rev Father Ryan. 5. J., OF Georgetown
University, viii preach next Wednesday
evening
Plans are being made for the new. school
structure which viii include a parish
hail Prof Turner, Of Boston. is TO lee
ture in the spring for the benefit Of the
building
St. Johns Church. Forest Glen. Nd
The Rev c. o. ROsensteel. pastor Serv-
ices on first and third Sundays Of month
at S,45 a. m; on second and fourth Sun
days OF month al 1880 d. m: when a fifth
Sunday occurs the time for services will
be announced on the previous Sunday:
Sunday school every Sunday at $3.50 a. m.
baptisms on second and fourth Sunday
after the 1890 a m mass
Chapel Of the Good Shepherd-Services
tomorrow will b. observed at the regular
hours.
Chapel of the Little Sisters CT the Poor
-TOn0rrow's masses and other services
viii be observed at the regular hours
St. Mary's Church. the Rev. Father
Currier. pastOr-Masses at 7-30 and 1890
a. N tomorrow: vespers at 4 p. m The
Rev DR.. Currier viii be assisted at to-
mOrrow's services by the Rev Father
Roth sermon viii be preached every
Wednesday evening at 100 during Lent.
and viii be followed by benedicticn OF the
Blessed Sacrament. Every Friday evening
during Lent the stations Of the cross.
followed by benediction viii be said. The
musical programme viii be under the di-
rection Of the chOirmaster and organist.
Prof Waldecker.
His eminence Cardinal Gibbons has an
n0unced the following changes among the
Catholic clergy OF the diocese.
The Rev. John Bowling assistant priest
NJ ST Johns Church Baltimore 10 be
assistant priest al ST. Peters. this CITY.
The Rev. T. B. Mcclure. assistant
priest at ST. Peters. this city. tc be as
sistant priest az 81. EHzabeth's Church.
Baiti more |r-
The Rev. z. j. Healy, Of Charles Coun-
~. Nd, % be- assistant priest al ST.
Johns Church, Baltimore
A matter Of areats interest to the Cath
Ollie University 81 the ming Of the com
mlJiee appointed a. the last meeting OF
the board OF trustees. in order to study
the problem OF the university devotion
menJ. both from an academic as well as
--+--- 90 t't-tA-A'lttl point OF view Many
pans VIII De discussed. and il is felt a
great impetus Viii De given TO the uni
FeGslty work The committee consists Of
the Right Rev John L. Spalding. II ID
chairman Most Rev. John J. Keaue. ID
D.. and the Right Rev. CamiIIus p. Macs
d. ID.
The annual retreat for the professors
ana Students Of the university oDr0aj a.
Wednesday evening and viii close to-
morrow morning The exercises are
conducted uy the Rev. Charles ". C1irris-
pastor Of ST Mary's Church. mis- civ,
and are well attended
On Monday March g. at 1870 o,c1ool,
a. m the Hoffman memorial chanel an
ST. NincCnt's Orphan ASYLUM viii he
solemuly dedicated by his or0io1nas
Cardinal Gibbons the Row FE.-..
bolan, Of ST. Patrick's VIII celebrate the
mass. and the Rev. DT stafford .fr a.
liver an appropriate sermon The or
pnaLs viii sing before and after mass
ana everyone who has ever heard rber,
know how sweetly they sing the beautf-
Iui hymns OF the church. The famous
qudrtette from St Patrick's choir will
render the music OF the mass
The beautifully furnished and decorated
chapei rs the gItt o. Mrs r. o. Hoffman
as memorial Of her lamented husband
Mr. r. O. HOltzman. late secretary of the
board Of trustees OF the asylum. and al
ways the friend and patron of the or
phans.
Ir speaking of The uureliabiIlty Of much
OF the sO-called news coming from Rome
tie RI Rev. F. Z. Rocker. secretary TO
the pro-deiegate apostolic. said the other
day
If people only knew how utterly ridicu-
lous are many Of the cable DISPATCHES
from Rome, they would be amazed al the ]
mendacity Of some Of the CORRESPONDENTS !
there and the gullibility Of some Of the |
newspapers here.
only the other day ] saw a cablegram
from Rome, published with headlines i'm
one OF the leading secular papers stating
that Monsignor Martinelli had arrived i'm !
the Eternal city TO receive the Cardinals
hat, and that Monsignor FaIconi would
succeed him as PapaI delegate at Wash
ington Cardinal Martinelli. Of course. /
did not arrive in Rome, for he is here |
now and busily engaged in his important |
duties as p.o-delesate apostolic"