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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-20
WHY FRIARS FAILED
FATHER HART DISCUSSES RE-
LlGIOUS CONDITIONS IN THE
PHILIPPINES
PEOPLE OPPOSE CERTAIN
ORDERS, NOT THE CHURCH

Priest Who Was in Islands Says Friars
Were Too Closely Connected With
Spain and Held Too Long to Their
Landed Interests-Filipinos Attached
to Priests.
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Leather Goods
Attached to the Church.

Philippine people, and very naturally |
I took a special interest in looking into |
their religious ideas and practices.
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Only $5S.50-Gentleman's diamond ring.
diamond weighs / 1-32 carat. slightly
imperfect; it makes a great fash for
the money. At Lytle's. All Robert
street.
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st. Johns Church. Four-and-a-half
Street. between C and ID Streets south
west-The Rev. George Brodthage Will
preach at II a. m.
Swedish services-The Rev. o. VI. An
dersOn conducts services in Swedish at
$50 D. IN. in the parlor OF the Luther
Place Memorial Church.
Luther Place Memorial Church. Thorn
as Circle. the Rev. J. G. Butler. pastor
Services at II a. m, at 1-20 p. m,
the Rev. G. Campbell Morgan will speak.
Keller Memorial Church, Maryland
Avenue and Ninth Street northeast. the
Rev. c. II. Butler, pastor-Services at
II a. m. and 1880 p. m.
St Marks Church, c Street. near
Twelfth Street southwest. the Rev John
L. Frank. pastor-Sermon az II a. m
and 1880 p. m.
Grace Lutheran Church. Thirteenth
and COrcOran Streets northwest. the
Rev. J. f. A. Doermann. pastOr-Ser-
mons al II a. m. and 7.30 p. m.
ST PauTs English Church. corner
Eleventh and II Streets northwest. the
Rev. F. ". Moot. pastor-Preaching al
II a. m. and 1880 p. m: evening theme
"A Live Devil"
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Cbe international Sunday School Lesson

ChrIst's people. pilgrims on the narrow
way to heaven. than TO 20 with the tu-
multuous crowd, trudging the broad road
TO destruction. II is better to be a citi-
zen OF Israel than to live and die in
Moab.
Choosing a God.
The supreme test OF character is the
choice OF gods. Every soul must choose
its own god. Man must have some spirit
10 rule over him. Each man must be an
idOlater or a true worshiper OF the liY-
ing God. Every man has really to do
what Joshua commanded the isrselItes
TO do; Choose the God they would
serve All nations and peoples have
their gods. and must have. II Is a neces-
sity OF human nature, because man is a
dependent creature with faculties that
are divine, and that crave communion
with the Infinite. Even Carlyle says that
mans religion is the most important
factor about him. Even II man de-
cides 90 have no religion. his irreligious
belief takes the place OF a religion and
a god 20 him. Ruth chose her God when
! she decided to follow Naomi She re-
nounced forever the gods OF Moab and
all their idoistrOus worship. In the
words that intimate her choice there is
such ardor and earnestDess, such reso-
luton and cAlmness. as to lift them far
above the sphere OF mere natural affec-
tion or sense OF duty. They intimate
the deliberate choice OF r heart which
belongs in the FIRST place TO Jehovah. the
God OF Israel, and which has learned to
count all things but loss for the excel
lency OF this knowledge"
Thy God. my God" is the climax OF
Ruth's resolution. The cord that drew
/ her was twisted OF two strands. and her
/ love TO Naomi melted into her love OF
Naomi's God" 1T was not a very in
/ telligent faith. but II was real faith,
4 like that which a child has In the Sa
viour OF whom his mother tells" II Is
said that Thomas Arnold. the great edu-
Gator. first gained his pupils confidence
to himself. and then on the strength Of
that led them to confidence In Christ.
Choosing a Destiny.
What a wide contrast in what might
have been in the life and fate Of Ruth
X she had not made her wise and beau
| tiful ohoicel All the ages now sing her
| praises. But . sad oblivion rests over
the fate OF her sister. Orpah. Moab is
wiped OF Of the map OF the world, but
Israel still lives. God gives each soul a
| choice OF deBtinies. These depend on
whether we choose him or not. Whether
we love good or evil. II Is always pos
sibIc for US to DO our duty whatever
our circumstances may be. He who dis
Obeys his own conscience disobeys God.
What blessings a good choice brought
Ruth. Friends. the favor OF God, riches.
q home, a husband. son, long life and
peace, everlasting life at the right hand
OF God.
This sweet old story oi exile
In the centuries far away
| S-ill hnds In earth its echo
In human hearts today.
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Choosing a Friend

northwest. the Rev Samuel II. Greene
D. D., pastor-Serm0ns at II a. N. and
1880 p. m.
Second Church Auditorium, Fourth
Street and Virginia Avenue southeast
Pastor, z. Hez Sven, explains. "A
Mans New Love-making When He Was
Out Of Practice" Sunday night 7.45
o'clock; morning service. II o'clock
First Baptist Church. corner sixteenth
and o Streets northwest, the Rev
Charles F. Winbigler. pastor-PreachiDe
IL a. m. and 7:30 p. Ia.
Grace Church, Pennsylvania Avenue
and Ninth Street southeast, the Rev W.
N. Nevins, pastor-Special meetings con-
tlnuc every evening az 1880 o'clock; Sun
day morning. afternoon and evening ser
vices. T. T. Martin. the Southern evan
gelist, viii preach.
Centennial Church. Eighth Street. be-
tween and G northeast. the Rev. II. NJ
Geren. pastoT-PreaChing II a. m and
p. 10.
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FOR DECEM Der 7.

FISH love, strong and self-sacrihcing
enough to surmount prejudioes and over
come all difficulties. Loving her mother
in-law for the good she discerned in her
Ruth came ultimately to love with ar
dent devotion the God who rendered
Naomi good. Christianity is a religion
OF love. 1t is religion OF the home,
and OF the family. It's precepts touch
human life in all its moods and passions;
they are guide TO human life under all
circumstances and conditions
A mans life may be judged by his
friendships. What Is in a mans soul
Is determined by what he loves. Ruth's
love for Naomi determined her choice
and her future course In life. Our
friendships determine our lot in life and
our destiny. He who has a good friend
has something that money cannot buy
nor take the place OF. Naomi, having
won the love Of Ruth and then led her
into the land OF Israel and into an ac-
quaintance with and a love for Israers
God. is like Christ, who. as the God man.
wins our love and then reveals 20 us
the Father and causes US to love him
and 10 choose to abide In his kingdom
Blessed is the man who has found In
Jesus Christ his faithful. loving and
Almighty Friend-the friend who stick
eth closer than brother. and who
laid down his life for those He loved.
Choosing People.
Ruth. by following Naomi out Of the
land OF Moab, where she was born. and
where all her relatives lived. into the
land OF Israel. chose TO cast her lot with
a new people and In a new country
So with the Christian man, he chooses
Gods people TO be his people. and
Christ's fold to be his fold. and the
household Of faith tc be his spiritual
home. One Of the decisive acts Of life
/ is when We decide what kind Of com
pany we shall keep. what society we
shall move IN. what boon companions
we shall have. Ruth had come to the
parting OF the ways-the turning point
Of life. She must ether give up Naomi
I or take Naomi's people to be her people.
/ So the time comes when We must. hu-
manly speaking. give up Christ or go
further with Christ-tRke all his to be
I ours-h!s people to be our people. his
/ friends TO be our friends. his enemies
10 be our enemies. We must even choose
the country he shall dwell In and eight
and work for. Through her love for
Naomi personally and through her ad-
miratiOn for Naomfs character. Ruth
exclaimed: Thy people shall be my
| people"
/ The same sentiment stirs a Christian s
heart when he decides TO cast his lot
\ with Christ's people, though they be
\ poor and despised and oppressed by the
\ evil forces Of the world. One test OF a
mans love for Christ is his love for all
those whom Christ has redeemed-those
whom Christ calls his brethren" One
Is our master. and we all are brethren
IL is better to join the company OF
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THE LESSON TEXT.
Marx I:46-52; Numbers xiii 1888.
(American Standard Revised Version.)
Thoughts IN the Topic.

Do l discourage others? That IS a
very pointed question: so pointed that
want to change It to the plural. and
ask you, dear fellow Endeavorers. 10
face It with me. Do we discourage
others?
In the first Scripture lesson given US
here we find some OF Christ's disciples
trying to keep away from Christ a man
who needed Him very much The man
was blind and a beggar. and probably
-ary wretched looking object. Be
sides. he was clamorous and noisy. cry
ing out for mercy. But the man could
not Justly be blamed for his wretched
appearance. and his crying out came
from his consciousness Of his wretched
condition and his great need OF help.
The disciples evidently thought to save
the Master from the annoyance OF com
ing into contact with this wretched-
looking man. But they did not know
Jesus. They had not learned His char
acter or His Mission. The Son OF Man
came to seek and 10 save. and whether
It was Nicodemus. the man OF wealth
and rank. or BErtmaeus. the blind
beggar; whether zaccheus. the publican.
or the sinful woman at the we'll in
samaria. Jesus saw in each a human
soul that needed Him. And so. dear
friends. shall we not always keep in
mind that salvation IS for all who de-
sire It and will accept It? The rich
and the poor alike may snare equally
IN the love OF Cod
The differences which we see Christ
does not regard at all. las many as re-
eeiyed Him, to thsm gave he the right
TO become children Of God-even to them
that believe on His name" John i:I2.)
Note the change in the disciples as
soon as they realized the mistake they
had made. and that the Master desired
70 help the poor man. Instead OF re-
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Presbyterian.

lexington Church. North Capitol and
q StTCets-Prcachlng al II o'clock by
the Rev. John r. Braut. Of Buffalo. ~
y. and 1880 D. IN. by the pastor, Rev
W. q, Thompson. b. ID.
Metropolitan Church. Fourth and 3
Streets southeast, the Rev. q. ~ Luc-
cock. ID. ID, past0r-Prcaching. II a. NJ.
and 1880 p. m. The Masters Resume
OF His Own Ministry" evening sermon
BY the Rev. =. C.. Dinwiddie.
West Street Church, p Street, between
Thirty-frst and Thrty-second Streets.
the Rev. W. g. Alexander. ID. D., pas
tor-preachIng at II q. m. and 7:3O p. m.
Church OF The Covenant. Connecticut
Avenue, n and Eighteenth Streets the
Roy Teuuis S. Hamlin, ID. D., pastor
Services at II a. m. and 4 D. m.
Fourth church. Thirteenth and Yale
Streets. Columbia Highths. the Rev.
Joseph T. Kelly ID. D.. pastor-Mornlng.
II o'clock; evening 80 o'clock; preach
Ias at both services.
Bethany Chapel. corner Thirteenth
and O. streets northwest.
North Church. n Street. between
Ninth and Tenth streets northwest
Preaching az III q. m. and 7.3O D. m. by
the Rev g. B. Ramsdcl. ID. ID.
Asgembly's Church. Fifth and Streets
northHest- reaching az II A. H. and
80. %. m. hy .La Rev. George T.. Wilson
j.. 3D.. pastor.
The Eastern Church. sixth Street and
Maryland Avenue northeast. the Rev T
{. EaEton. -. D-, past0r-ScryicCs az
IL o. m- and -.20 p m.
Wcstminste- Mem1riaI Church. Sew
enth Street near + Street southwest
the Rev. William j. Hutchison. pastor
III a. m. "The Biessedncss Of the
Rlghtcoss.' 1880 p. 20. The Answer 20
an OFT Qu0tod Question
Cuutou-Tmple Memorial Church,
Fourteenth and Streets northwest. the
Rev ASA S. Flske. ID. ID. pastor. 90
,. m.. the Rev Dr. Russell. general su-
pcrinteulent Of the American Anti-Sa-
loon League. VIII occupy the pulpit
First Church, John Marshall Place
between O. and 10 Streets northwest. the
Rev. Donald O. Macleod. ID. D.. rastor-
u a. 3D.. "Thc World and Christ" I.3C
p. m- 'Tha T-auGdguration Of Jesus"
Gurley Memorial church. Florida Ave
nue.. between Sixth and Seventh Streets
northwest. the Rev J. Russell Yer
brycke. Uast0r-11 o'clock. the Rev. ~
Il Miller, ID. d., VIII preach 7.30 p. m
''Loyalty TO Christ" by the Rev.
Benedict Davies. ID. ID.
Western Church. "a Street. between
Ninetecnth and Twentieth Streets
northwest. The Rev. Gerhart A. Wilson
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Other Services.

New Church. Sixteenth and Corcoran
Streets northwest, the Rev. Frank Sc
wall. pastoral II a. m. Go Ye Out TO
Meet Him." evening service at 7:SO
O'Clock. with lecture on the spiritual
sense OF these words. How can the Di-
vine reveal itself TO man"
Church OF Our Father. Thirteenth and
L Streets northwest John Van Schalck.
jr.. pastor-Services al IL a. m. and 1880
o. m. evening subject. The Passing OF
Poverty in Washington"
First Church Of Christ. Scientist. Scot
tish Rite Hall, 1907 G Street northwest
Service. II a. m. subject. God the
Preseryer Of Man" lecture at National
Theater, $3.50 p. N.
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NOTES OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCHES.

ST. PatrIck's Church. Tenth Street near
r Street northwest. the Rev. D. J. stat
ford. D. D.. pastor; the Revs. T. S. Do
Ian and James Gaynor. assistants-sol-
emn high mass at IL o'clock; musical
vespers and benediction at 1880 p. m.
Baptism Will be administered at $3.50 D.
N.
Cardinal Gibbons will administer con-
nrmation In St. Patrick's Church on Sun
day, January IL. The st. Vincent de
Paul Society will meet during the win
ter in Carroll Hall at 1918 on Sunday
mornings. The Sunday school will be
held after the o'clock mass tomorrow
morning. Saturday instructions for the
children not attending the parochiaI
schools will be given at 9 o'clock in the
morning at Carroll Hall.
The sewing school conducted By the
Sisters or St Vineent's Academy, which
IS open to all the girls OF the parish.
holds its sessions every Saturday morn
ing from 10 TO Il o'clock. The SodaIity
meets every Wednesday evening at 1880.
The junior choir rehearsaIs take place
on Saturday evenings at 1880 O'Clock.
During advent there will be a low mass
at 10 O'Clock and sermon every Sunday
evening at the vesper service.
The Sunday school teachers will hold
"a regular monthly meeting in ST. Vim
cents Academy on the third Thursday Of
each month at 1880 IN the evening.
The choir. under the leadership of
Prot Gumprecht is rehearslng Christmas
music.
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Baptist.

Temple Church. Tenth and n Streets
northwest Dr. j. J. Muir. pastor
Preaching. II a. m. 1880 .. m: subjects
Delight in Gods Will" The Saints
Horror, the Sinners Desire"
Maryland Avenue Church. Fourteenth
Street and Maryland Avenue northeast
the Rev J. W. T. McNiel. pastor
Preaching II a. m. and 1880 p. m. even
Ing subject. IAN Interpretation OF tho
Book OF Job"
Metropolitan Church. Sixth and A
Streets northeast, the Rev. Granville s.
Williams. d. D.. pastor-Preaching at i
a. m and 1880 p. m.
old School-Preaching al 337 II Street
northeast. on Wednesday evening at 7.3,
O'Clock. by Brother w. l. Bowie.
Calvary Church. Eighth and Il Street,
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Spifitualism.

The TheO-Progrosslve Spiritual Church
service at o'clock p. N. I'm Temple Hall.
Twelfth and II Streets northeast. Lee
ture by Mrs Z. +. Compton. tests by
Mrs. Compton and NJ. Terry.
First Associa ION, Masonic Temple.
Ninth and F Streets mort hwest-Mrs.
Jenney Legs Edison viii speak at ii a.
m. and 1880 p. N. Subjects received from
the audience. Spirit messages By Mrs
Julia Warneke after evening lecture.
W. J. Colvillc viii lecture at p. m.
s4bject, Divine Motherhood"
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Congregational.

Mount Pleasant Church, Columbia
Road. near Fourteenth Street north
west, the Rev VI. Ross Fish5Urn. pastor
III a. m, celebration Of the Lords
supper. reception OF members and SER
mon; p. m. sermon, subject, There
Is No Forgetting"
First Church, corner Tenth and G
Streets northwest. the Rev. S. NJ. New
man. ID. D.. pastor at II a. m, illustrat-
ed sermon upon History Of the Church
In Temples OF Worship-The Churches
OF Venice" at p. m.
Fifth Church. corner Eighth and 1
Streets northeast, David ", Mont
zomery. pastor-lI O'Clock. sermon on
The New Evangelism" 1880 O'Clock,
sermon by the Rev. c. B. Curtis.
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Golden text: BE kindly. affectionate
one to another" Romans xii:1o.
Winsome Womanhood.
The most charming women Of all lit
erature arc the women OF the Bible
They excel because they are natural, be-
cause they had force Of character. be
cause they we're spiritual Il takes faith
lin the living God to make women truly
heroic How true # is that a woman
without religion is Ike dover without
perfume. Religion gives women the life
and manners OF heaven. Look at the Por-
traits Of that long array OF illustriOus
and beautiful women whose characters
shine out in the art gallery Of the Bible
Eve, Sara, Rachel. Miriam. Deborah.
Ruth. Hannah. Esther. Mary. Anna, Mary
and Martha, Dorcas. Lydia, Eunice and
Loisc. Phoebe how the world loves to
study about them. The central figure OF
the Book OF auth is that beautiful exam
pie OF noble womanhood. Ruth. the
Moabitess. whose name means Rose" 9"
who became on account Of her self-con-
quering and fate-conquering choice the
|ancestress Of David. the King and psalm
/ list Of Israel. and Of his great son,
Jesus Christ. the Saviour Of the world.
Don't you think that Ruth IS one OF
/ the most delicious bits OF femininity in
the whole Bible? Some way you can't
read the sweet story without imagining
that you are inhaling the delicate frag-
/ rance that always clings TO the gar
ments Of dainty. white-souled woman. "
/ This story belongs to the time OF the
] judges. From 50 We get a more pleasant
! view of the time OF the judges than that
which We get from the Book Of Judges.
| The Book Of Judges presents 10 us the
warrior side Of the times. Ruth the
/ pastoral side. The warrior side OF any
age is the worst side. The heroism OF
Ruth was Of the home. OF daily life. OF
love. She was not a prophecies ike
Deborah, not a queen like Esther; but
a simple Moabitlsh maiden. cleaner in
the harvest field. strong in her own
simple purity She is no saint. no de-
votee. no prophecies. but a very woman,
and n woman.
Not too bright and good
For human natures daily food.
Choosing a Friend.
The story Of Ruth Is primarily a stor,
Of friendship. The simple tale shows tn
power Of love, and its having a plac
in our canon Of Scripture testines L
Gods estimate OF love. And the Low,
Il portrays was, 10 the first place a
least. the UnrOmantic love OF one wo
man for another. But it was an unset
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SUNDAY SERVICES IN TIL
WASHINGTON CHURCH

d. D.. pastoT-11 a. m. CONN T-----.. svi-
vice. 1880 p. IN, sermon
Central Church. Southern Assembly,
corner Of l and Third Streets northwest
Services at IL a. m. ard $3.50 p. M,
by the Rev. Dr. a. W. Pitzer. pastor.
New York Avenue Church. New York
Avenue II and Thirteenth Streets, the
Rev Dr. Wallace Radcliffe. pastor
Worship at II a. m. and 7.45 p, m.
evening subject. a stolen God"
New Southern Church. PAS ? Street
thwest-PreaChing by the Rev. b. F.
Bcdinger at II a. n. ana 1880 p. m.
Washington HeigI Is Church. Kalora-
ma Avenue and Columbia Road. tho
Rev. F. Lawrence Hunt pastor-Scr-
vices at II a. m. and p. m. with ser
mon on THE Eyangelization Of the
Heights"
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CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK

Sunday Gospel Matthew i:21O John
His Disciples to Christ.
Sunday, Dec 7-St. Ambrose B c. D.
Monday S-mmaculate Conception
Tuesday, Dec. 9-St Iescadia, V NJ
Wednesday, Dec 1O-St. Melchiade P NJ
Thursday, Dec. list Damascus l. P. c.
Friday Dec. 12.-S Cormac Alb
Saturday, Dec 13-St Lucy Y. NJ
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Christian.

Ninth Street Church. Ninth and d
Streets northeast, r. B. Bagby. pastor
Services at II a. m. and 7:45 p. m.
Vermont Avenue Church - Services.
with sermon by pastor. Frederick d..
Power: &. W. 3. NJ. day. morning.
Women and MisslOns. 1880 p. m. "The
Divine Library. Book by BOOk-LAmen-
tations.'
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and those OF the Church OF the Nativity
for the sacrament OF confirmation. Great
preparations viii be made also for the
celebration Of Christmas. the patronal
feast Of the Church OF the Nativity.
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St. Pauls Church. Fifteenth and V
Streets northwest. Rev. James Mackin,
rector; the Rev. James A. Walsh and
James z. Krug. assistants - Sunday
masses at 7. 9. 10. and IL a. m; baptism
at 3 p. m; benediction at 1880 .. m;
daily confessions will be heard this aft
ernoon and evening.
Devotions in honor OF the Sacred
Heart. with benediction OF the Blessed
Sacrament. were held Friday evening at
1880 in this church as usual
The Society OF St Vincent de Paul
will meet tomorrow morning after late
mass. The Sanctuary Society meets the
third Sunday OF the month. and the
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Christadelphian.

Washington Ecclesia. hall over Ma
tional Capital Bank. 31G Pennsylvania
Avenue southeast-At 11,15 a. m. sub
ject. III any man speak, let him speak
as the oracles OF God"
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Benevolent Society on Thursday at II a.
N.
The O'Clock mass Is the children's
mass. and IS celebrated by the Rev
Thomas Walsh. director OF the Sunday
school Immediately after this mass the
Sunday school meets in the hall.
On each Saturday at o'clock a. m
class OF instruction In catechism for
children who have not made their first
communion or been confirmed is being
held IN the Sunday school hall.
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Unitarian.

All Souls Church. Fourteenth Street.
corner Of l. Street northwest, the Rev.
Ulysses G. l}. Pierce. minister-l1
O'Clock. morning service. sermon by the
minister.
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Holy Name Church. Eleventh and X
Streets northeast. the Rev. Thomas J.
Kerviek pastor: the Rev. Andrew J
Carey. Assistant-Sunday masses at 6. Z,
and 8 a. m; baptism at 6 p. m. beads
and bened'ctIon at Z
On Sunday. December "a. his eminence,
Cardinal Gibbons. will preach at the late
mass. and in the afternoon OF the same
day viii administer confirmation to a
class OF adults and children.
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ST. Johns Church, Forest Glen, the
Rev. @. o. Rosensteel, pastor-services
tomorrow at 1890 a. m; mass on week
days except Wednesdays at $50; bap-
tsms after the mass on Sunday.
The Rev. Father RosensteeI has been
In preparing the children OF st. Johns
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ST. Aloysius Church. North Capitol
and Streets. the Very Rev. e. x. Fink,
S. J.. pastor-Order OF services: Sunday.
upper church. masses at s, I. S. and II
a. w.: masses In lower church at 6 and
a. m. (children's mass). A sermon
will be preached at the II o'clock ser
vice. In the evening at 1880 O'Clock
there will be a short instruction. fol-
lowed by benediction. Confessions will
be heard today and next Thursday at 4
and 1880 D. M and every morning mass
az o'clock will be said in the basement.
The Sunday school sodslity will meet at
p. m.
The papal delegate. Mgr. Falconio is
a regular attendant at this church. his
residence being in ST. AIoysius parish.
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Holy Trinity Church. Thirty-sixth and
o Streets northwest. the Rev. James T.
X. Mulvaney, S. J.. pastor; the Rev
Francis McAtee. S. J.. and the Rev. Sam
uel Cahiu. S. J.. assi5tants-Divine serv-
Ices will be held during the week as
follows: Tomorrow morning. masses at
g. Z. 9, and 10 o'clock. High mass at IL
o'clock. In the evening hymns. rosary.
and benediction at 1880 O'Clock During
the week masses at 6. $50. and O'Clock
a. m. Baptisms at ,. m. during the
winter season.
The prospects for the fair early in
January OF next year are bright.
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Sacred Heart Church. Fourteenth
Street saN whitney Avenue northwest,
the Rev. Joseph McGee. pastor-Masses
at 1880 and lO:3O a. m. The Sunday
school will hold It's sessions at $50
o'clock and vtspers will be sung at 1
O'Clock.
Mr.. Cannon. who is in charge Of the
choir. is making every uudeavor TO pre-
sent the finest musical program on
Christmas Day
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St Stephens Church. the Rev. Father
Caughey. rector. Services tomorrow as
usual Miss Gillian. who so ably directs
St Stephens choir. will arrange a most
beautiful Christmas program,