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The EpWOrth League.
TOPICS AND SUGGESTIONS OF INTEREST TO IT'S MEMBERS
Bpworthians Throughout all lands will

Epworthians throughout all lands will
on Sunday. June s, consider the topic,
How the Weak Become Strong II Cor,
kits, 10: Isa., xIf:1O; Iviu:IL
All human beings are weak; nature
made US so, and sin has aggravated it.
While this is the case with all we can
become strong If we but will to do so.
Had we not been spiritual weaklings the
Saviour had never needed to come into
this world to teach US how to be strong,
nor would there have been any necessity
for Him to lay down his life for US
upon the cross, that through this great
sacrifice We might live and be forgiven
for our sinful weaknesses.
The best of earthly saints often feels
his moral imbecility and knows it is
only his trust and faith in God that shall
make him TO stand a true, strong Chris
tan; no power within ourselves can give
US strength end muscle to battle against
the powerful temptations of this world
For this strength We must look above,
that we may be abls to say. as did
Samuel: Tor Thou hast girded me with
strength to battle: them that rose up
against me hast Thou subdued under
me-
Wickednoss is weakness: sin is
strength gone to waste; dissipation will
wear the mightiest cable of manhood
down to 2 mere thread, Are we wasting
our lives in sin or are we building for
time and eternity? Are we using the
time and talents God has made US
stewards of for Him. Fellow EpwoFth-
ians this is a personal question OF great
moment to each Of US: let us ponder
upon it deeply.
He who is headstrong is not always
heartstrong-
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THE EVENING TIMES, WASHINGTON SATURDAY JUNE T. 1902

o'clock All are cordially invited to
these services
New York Avenue Church. New York
Avenue, H, and Thirteenth Streets. Dr..
Wallace Radcliffe, pastor-PubIic wor-
ship at II a m and p, NJ; music by
quartet choir: evening subject. Visions
OF the Night" $50 a. m. Bible school:
6;45 p. IA, Christian Endeavor Society.
lexington Church. corner O and North
Capitol Streets, Rev. W T. Thompson.
. D., misunderstanding at II a m aud
p. m by the pastor; Sunday school
lchildren's day exercises. 3: so p. m.
Christian EnGeavor Lrayer meeting. : p.
n Seats free
Washington Heights Church. KaIora-
ma Avenue and Columbia Road, Rev. z.
Lawrence Hunt, rastor-Services: II a.
m, children's day; special part OF the
service taken by the children; sermon
by the pastor; S o'clock, evening ser
vice. with sermon 5y the pastor; choir
led BIZ Mrs. Susanna Oldberg; midweek
prayer meeting Thursday at 3 p. II.
Strangers welcome.
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Christian EndcaYOr.
Sunday, June 8.
lUPlC:
HOW THE WEAK BECOME STRONG.


the air bears up the bird, as the water
in the sea carries the great weight Of
tina ship. as the mountain easily holds
the burden Of the snow upon its crest,
50 the Lord holds those who trust upon
him. For the strength Of our God is
for all those who seek it
God is the Source OF all power and
strength But We must use the proper
means of appropriating that strength.
He does not force spiritual strength
upon those who are unwilling to receive
It The law is that we must ask If We
would receive.
Tho strength Of God Is not given once
for all It is given anew for each day.
As he caused the mama to fall each
night in the wilderness and made it to
perish each day so that the Israelites
could not gather enough for more than
one day at = time, SO the people now
must come to him morning, noon and
night for renewal OF strength Spiritual
as well as physical strength must be re-
newed day by day.
So many want to be good once for ali
They are willing to make any sort Of
profession, TO obey any sort of command
ment- 10 make what seems to them a
considerable sacrifice. But they want
this to last. They 90 not want to dc
the same thing over and over Their de-
sire Is that God shall endow them with
power 70 last them until the end They
want strength for temptation before the
temptation comes. Tacy<ask grace for
the hour o. death while their veins are
coursing with the richest life sblood. But
God does not 50 give; he says his grace
IS sufficient for Us day By day 1t is i'm
possible TO be religious once for the resi-
Of life Just as 1t is impossible to live
all Of life in one day. For religion il
life, and so must &c renewed every day.
We grow strong, too. by using the
strength God gives Us each day. Exer-
else is a source OF added power When
strength is renewed 4 little IS added.
The arm that expends most strength
fas most left. The hand which has
never lifted heavy load cannot do SO.
The man who has never done good serv-
ice cannot be ictrusted with q great
task The strong are those VINO have
been expending their strength every
day
one Of the best ways to learn whether
We are weak or strong is to put our
selves to the actual trial When we
feel too weak TO succeed alone We VIII
call upon God fer help. And those who
call upon the Lord shall be made
strong.
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Presbyterian

Temple Memorial Church.
Fourteenth and r Streets northwest
Rev Asa s. Fiske. D. D.. pastOT-SeT-
vices: $50 a m, Sabbath school: 10 a.
m. adult Bible class; Il a. m, sermon
by pastor; p m, Christian EEdeavor
meeting: s D m, sermon by pastor.
Strangers welcome at all services.
The Eastern Church, Sixth Street and
Maryland Avenue northeast, Rev Thom-
as Chalmers Easton. d D., pastor
Services. At 10 a N, children's day eX-
ercises: : D. m. Y. P. s. c. E meeting
A special service of song. Strangers
invited
Cornelius Memorial Mission, East
Capitol and Seventeenth Streets south
east. Mr. D. y. Hoover, il. superintend-
ent-Sunday school. 3 p. m; preaching
service at S 2. N. All are invited.
AssembIy's Church. Fifth and
Streets northwest, Rev George P VIII
son. D. D. pastor-Preaching at II d.
n and 7,45 D. m. preparatory service
Thursday evening at 7:45 o'clock
Western Church. H Street, between
Nineteenth and Twentieth Streets north
west. Gerhart A Wilson, pastor-1I ..
H. chiIdren's day services; S 2. ~,
sermon by the pastor; 7:S0 p. m, Y. 2.
s. c. F. half-hOUr service in main au-
dit0rium; Sunday school, $50 a NJ;
Thursday evening meeting, S:45 O'Clock.
North Church. y Street. between
Ninth and Tenth Streets northwest
Preaching II a. M; children's day SER
vice, p. N. Public invited.
Church Of the Covenant, Connecticut
Avenue. \ and Eighteenth Streets, Rev
Teunis s Hamlin. D. D.. pastor-Dr- j.
P E Cumlcr will officiate at IL a. m;
Sunday school, $50 q. N; Junior Chris
tian Endeavor meeting, 3 p m: Senior.
p N. Dr. Grace Atkins. of Porto Rico.
viii speak: Thursday evening midweek
service. 3 O'Clock, Love of the Breth-
rem" Heb. XXI; John, xiii:35.
Central Church. Third and I Streets
rthwest-Preaching at II a. N. by the
Rev B. F Bittinger. D. D. Seats free.
All welcome
Metropolitan Church. Fourth and 3
Streets southeast. Rev. G. " Luccock,
D D.. pastor-Sunday school. $3.50 a. M;
Sunday school day service. II q. m;
Senior Christian Endeavor, p. NJ;
preaching. S p N, subject, Sailed With
Fire"
FlTSL NGtlEGiL- T DGt anu Il ob8 CELs
between c and D Streets northwest, Rev
Donald c. Macleod, D. D., pastor-f1 a.
m, sermon By the pastor; no evening
service; the pastor viii address Young
Mems Christian Association of Mary
land College at College Park, Nj, at
. m; Sunday school. $50 a. n; Chill
dren's Day exercises; Y. P. s. c. E
6:45 p. NJ; midweek prayer service
Thursday. p N Strangers are invited
to all services. Seats free.
Fourth Church. Thirteenth and Yale
Streets. Columbia Heights. Rev. Joseph
T Kelly, d. d, past0T-Sabbath school.
$50 a. m; ChiIdren's Day exercises, II
a. m; address by DR.. Grace Atkins on
Christian work in Porto Rico at s p. n,
in the interest OF the Woman's Mis-
siUnary Society; Christian EndeayoT
meeting, p m. Thursday. S p. m;
meeting for prayer and Bible study
Strangers welcome at all services
GurIey Memorial, Florida Avenue, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh Streets north
west, Rev. J. Russell Verbrycke, pastor
Morning service. II o'clock; evening
service, 3 o'clock; I P. s c. E,
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morning prayer and sermon AZ J,
O'Clock; evening prayer and sermo7 a.
; o'clock. The rector viii preach botb
morning and evening.
St PauI's Church. Twenty-tbIrd Street
northwest, near Washington Circle Rex
Alfred Harding, rector: Rev. EnorF II
thompson, sistant-Services 100 a
m, holy Communion. 10 a m. Bible
class; 15 a. m. children's service and
eaJechIsing; II o'clock morning service
and sermon; s O'Clock. full choral even
song and sermon; week days. 7:I5 z. m.
daily holy communion; 4-3O O'Clock.
daily evensong- All seats free at all
services.
Peoples open air service around the
Peace Cross Cathedral site. SUNDAY AZ
teTnoon, / o'clock, Rev. G \. CIemen.
Brown, preacher; vested choir of male
voices special car service; take the
Tenleytown line
St Hargaret's Church, Connecticut
Avenue and Bancroft Place. Rev. Herbert
Scott Smith, D D. rector-11 o'clock.
morning prayer and sermon: 3 O'Clock
evening prayer and sermon. STRANGERS
welcome.
ST andrews Church, Fourteenth and
CGrcoran Strets, Rev Josiah p. Perry.
rector, Rev J. Wood Elliott. assistant
rector-Celebration OF the holy com
m&aion. 80 a. m. morning prayer, Il
O'Clock; evening prayer, 8 O'Clock
St Andrews Chapel, Twelfth Street.
between L and Y Streets. Rev. D. F.
Sprigg. IL charge-MorniHg prayer, II
o'clock; evening prayer. S o'clock
ST John s Church. Georgetown. o
Street. between Thirty-second and
Thirty-thlFd Streets. Rev. Frederick B
Howden. recto--Scrviccs Holy com -
mCnion- $50 q. m morning prayer and
sermon. j o'clock, evening prayer as
4.39 O'Clock Strangers cordially in
yiteG.
Epiphany Church. G Street. Rev. r.
H Mckim. D. D. rector-Services & a.
~, holy communion; Il a. n. and D.
30, service and sermon. The rector
wiH preach morning and evening
Chapel Of the Good Shepherd. Fifth
and Streets ncrtheast-M Morning
prayer and sermon, II O'Clock. evening
prayer 81 S O'Clock All seats free. and
every one is welcome.
Church Of the Ascension. EIassachu-
sets Avenue and Twelfth Street north
west, Rev. John Il Elicit. s 7. D..
Rev. H. Allen Griffith, cIergy-S a. m.
holy communion. II o'clock. morning
service and sermon; o'clock. evening
service and sermon. Vested choir. All
welcome.
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Christian

Vermont Avenue Church. F. D. Power.
pastor-Services, with sermon, II a. n,
subject, Shining Against the Children; -
p. n, subject, How Much Is a Child
Worth ," Sunday school. $3.50 q m:
adult department, 9.45 q. m Christian
Endeavor. : >. N. Come.
Ninth Street Church, Ninth and L
Streets northeast, Rev. z. B. Bagby.
pastoT-Services. with sermon by pastor,
at II a. m: subject Transformation by
Reflection" and at p. m. 'Unsolved
Mysteries" Sunday school. $50 a m.
7. P. s C. E, p m; prayer meeting
Thursday, p. n.
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SUNDAY SERVICES IN
THE CITY CHURCHES
Episcopal.


Grace Church, Georgetown. Rev. DR..
Petts. rector-Services. Morning prayer
and sermon, Il O'Clock: evening PRAYER
and sermon, Z o'clock. The evening ser
vices VIII be held every Sunday even
ing ont on the lawn under the especial
care OF the Brotherhood OF ST. Andrew.
All seats free
St. James Church. Eighth Street.
near Massac husetts Avenue. 3, and c
Streets Observation-Disclosures. Sunday.
$50, 1890, and II a. m. $50 and rs
2 n other days. and 9 a. n. and :
p m al welcome: free and open to all
every day.
Grace Church. Ninth and D Streets
southwest: Rev. Charles F sontag. rec
JOr-Ho3y Eucharist at 100 a m.
morning prayer and sermon az II
o'clock; eTeDsOng and sermon at X
O'clock Seats free; strangers welcome.
Trinity Church. Third and c Streets
northwest; Rev. Richard 7. Williams
rector; Rev Frank NJ Gibson. Phi. D..
sssisJant-7-3g q m. holy communion.
SCndaE school at $50 a. n, 10 q. m.
Bible class; Il O'Clock, morning prayer
and serucu- p m. Sunday school: &
O'Clock evening prayer and sermon
NeduesdaZ- jane Il, st. Baraa5ss Dry.
holy communion II II a. n All eel
come
s. Marks Pro-CarhedraI, Third and
A Streets sOutheast-7:50 a. n holy
communion; i o'clock. morning s<rvice
and sermon. S o'clock evening prayer
and address Strangers welcome.
St Matthews Chapel. 81 and Half
Sire rs southeast; Rev. J. A. z. Mckee
minister IN ch&rge-Sundav school. $50
6. m; morning service ana sermon II
o'clock: evening service with address.
S O'Clock. Seats free. Strangers vel
come
Christ Church, Georgetown. eorner @
and Thirty first Streets. Rev 4 R stu
arr , D. reCtor-Services- Sunday
school, $3.50 a IN. morning prayer. lit
any and sermon Il o'clock evening
prayer and sermon. O'cl0cE
Church OF the Advent. corner Second
and ( Streets Lc UToi- Park. Rev. EE-
ward Marshall Mott. rector Holy com
q -nlon. $50 O'Clock; SHuday-schooi s-5e
q IA. morning prayer and sermon. l.
o'cIock. evening prayer and sermon. s
o'rl5cE- Seats free. Strangers welcome.
81 Stephens Church. Fourteenth
Street and Columbia Road Columbia
Heights. Rev George FIske Dudley rec
Services. 7.30 and i a. "a. and 6
:. m. Sun5ay-sch00l $50 a. m. vested
choir, all peUs free
s. Michael and All angels. Twenty
second Street below F. Rev. William r
Turner, rector-Holy Communion at 7.SC
a. =; Sunday school At $50 q ~;
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TIE LESSON TEXT

AMERICAN STANDARD REVISED TERSIGN-)
Il Corinthians, xii:9- And he hath said
unto ne, my grace Is sufficient for thee;
for NY power is made perfect IL veal
ness Most gladly, therefore, viii ]
rather glory in my weaknesses, that the
power Of Christ may rest upon me
10 Wherefore I take pleasure in
weaknesses. in injuries, il necessities,
IN prosecutions, in dIsEessCs. for
Christ-s sake. for when I am weak. Their
ali I strong.
Isaiah. xi;1e Fear thou not, for
an with thee; be not disuayed. for
am thy God; I VIII strengthen thee:
yea. 1 Will help thee: yea. I viii uphold
thee with the right hand OF ny right
eousness.
Isaiah, Iviii:11 And Jehovah vii,
guide thee continually. and satisfy thy
soul n dry places. and make strong thy
bones; and thou shalt be like 4 watered
garden, and like d spring OF water,
whose waters Ia: rot
Scripture References.
Judges. xvi:20-21: Z Samuel, xvii.12;
Psalms. !I:1o.12; willis; lxvit:I.7; Isa-
iah, xi:1G.17; Nehemiah, viii:9,12; Mala-
chi. iii:I,s; Ev:l.e; Matthew, Wis;
Like, zxii:352, 6I.6o; john xv:5,7: Acts,
is; Romans, XVII; XVI; Galatians,
Wa; Ephcs:ans. vi:19; II Timothy,
i'll; Hebrews. xi:2T,$2.34; Il Peter,
ia; Revelation. iiI:1,2
SuUorSfed Rvr7re
Christian Endoavor hymns. -, 1876
los. 20S. 2l2. 2I6.
The Eadeavor Hy:nnal-25, Sc. 90. 50
III. l2S. IL.
Thoughta 81 the Topic.
Tie weak may become strong By
forming alliances with the powerful
Today Cuba is as strong as the com
bined military might OF Cuba plus that
of the United States Let Us likewise
form an alliance with him Who offers
his help and strength
Paul says he found his strength in
weakness. That Is, when ne felt his
own weakness most, he depended most
upon the divine strength. And those
Who seek help from God always receive
It Any man must be stronger with
Gods strength added to his own than
without 1t.
Nothing can live in itself alone The
flower viii wither in q day unless it be
given water 20 drink. The grain in the
field viii DE If it be not fed from the
soil. TIE tree dies and decays if its
food be denieG IL Everything depends
upon something outside Of itself. Moth
ing lives or dies 70 itself But all are
the Lords ana are upheld by him II
he did not cause the sun 10 shine Uncn
the ocean ard lift up the water from it
IN mist; II he did not make the wind
&c blow and carry the mist 10 the land
ali the valleys and plains and noun
taiDs would become dr. and parched
and lfeless as the desert Eve-y iiv-
ing thing depends upon something cut
side Of itself; left 10 itself il viii surely
die
So man cannot live, much less in
crease in strength, without help from
outside Of himself His own strength
viii turn to weakness and depart in 9
day As q soldier may be stricken down
II a minute on the field OF battle so a
man wiz fall heiplessly i Cad does not
renew his strength hour by hour To
do without him would be like trying 70
do days work without breathing. AS
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NOTES OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCHES.

| ST. Patrick's Church. Rev. D. J. Stat
ford, D. D, pastor; Reys. T. 5. Dolan
and John Gaynor, assistants-SInday
low masses. and 9; high mass snd SER
mon. Il; Sunday school after 9 o'clock
/ mass: musical vespers at 7:30- On June
] $ the Feast Day Of the Sacred Heart, the
/ Novena was closed by a solemn benedic-
/ tion service and reception Of the as
/ sociates and promoters into the league
St. AIoysius' Church, Very Rev Ed
ward Y Fink. S J., pastor-OrdeT Of
services. Sunday. masses, 6. Z, 3. ami
IN: lower church, masses, 6 and 9; vesp-
! ers and benediction, 7:30; week days,
masses. 6. $50. I. and $50; children's
mass Sunday, 6; Sunday school sodality.
! /. The League Of the Sacred Heart al St
/ Aloysius Church, the solemn reception
/ Of promoters, took place on the Feast of
the Sacred Heart. June 6. Over thirty
new promoters received the cross and
diploma Of the league The novena for
the feast began on May O. The crosses
and diplomas were awarded by the Rev
Father Rector. The reception was fol-
lowed BY solemn benediction- Celebrant,
the Rev. E X Fink. S. j.: deacon. the
Rev. J. Z. X O'Conor. S. j.; subdeacon.
the Rev. r. Tierney. S. J. The sermon
was preached by the Rev. J. F. X
O'ConoT. 5. J.
The grammar school of the prepara-
tory department of Gonzaga College is
preparing for a beautiful celebration on
prize night They will present the schol-
arIy drama of the Blind Boy" pr0duC-
ed in London with so much success, fol-
lowed by a light operetta, The Cadets
Picnic" There will be a public rebear-
sal and performance the frs week in
June The plays will he presented again
on prize night June IS.
Church Of the Immaculate Conception
Rev. 8. F. Ryan. pastor; Rev. Ambrose
A Beaver. assistaut-Sunday, low mass
Is. $50 and 9: high mass and sermon.
1890 a n. vesDers. 2. m
St PauI's Church. the Rev. James F.
Mackin. pastor; the Revs. Thomas A
Walsh and James z. Krug, assistants
Sunday. low masses. :. 9. and 10 g m;
solemn high mass and sermon II a m;
Sunday school a. m. baptisms, ..
III; vcspers and benedictiOn, 100 p n.
The nOyen3 OF nine tuesdays IN honor
Of St Anthony still continues. Il viii
terminate on June 13, the feast Of the
saint Father Walsh will preach to
morrow ar late mass.
St Matthew's Church, the Rev,
Thomas s. Lee. pastor the Reys. Ed
ward L. Buckley and J. D. Sterling. as
sistanis-Sunday. low masses. and g
a. m. solemn high mass and sermon,
II a m, vespers and benedicuGn. p.
m. mass and Sunday school II The old
St. Matthew's. a. N
St. Stephens Church, Rev W S.
Caughy. pastor; Revs- P. T. O'ConneH
and T. Gibbons Smyth, assistants-Su
day, low masses, 6, 7, and Q a m; chill
dren's mass. 8 a. m. in the Easements
baDtisms. 3 p. m; vespers and benedic-
ton, 400 p. m
St Mary's Church. Rev. Charles War
rem Currier. D. D.. pastor; Rev. John
Roth, assistant; Sunday, low mass, 1880;
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Christian Science.

Second Church Of Christ, Scientist
hall. 1913 Twelfth Street northwest-ser-
vices: II a. n. subject, Sacrament: ~
Sunday school. y n; Wednesday s p
N.
FIRST Church OF Christ, Scientist. Scot
fish Rite Hail. 1907 G Street northwest
Communion services, Il a. n and p.
m, inject, Sacrament" Sunday
school. II a. m; Wednesday evening
meeting. 8 O'Clock. free reading room in
the Bond Building open daily. except
Sunday Public cordially invited; all
seats free
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Unseen Re-enforcements.

No one will have even a visible sue
cess who rests his success merely on
what is visible
Man always fails until he discovers
that ne can do nothing.
When we really believe that zone with
God is a majority" We shall change our
life platform" and election tickets.
Many fort has surrendered on the
mere knowledge that fresh forces are
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school will be held at a. n; baptisms
viii be given by special appointment.
Sacred Heart Church. the Rev. Father
MCGEE, pastor-ToIaorrow high mass
VIII be sung at I0:31 and solemn yes
pers at 1870, instead Of 4.30 as hereto
fore.
The church viii be dedicated tomor-
row Tho sacrament or confirmation will
be administered in the afternoon Of the
same day.
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LOCAL NOTES.

A good representation OF the Leagues
in the District were present at the regu-
lar monthly meeting Of the board Of con
troll at Wesley Chapel wednesday even
ing. the 4th, inst. the principal busi-
ness of the evening being in relation to
the coming convention. The program
has been completed. and is IN the hands
of the engravers and printers. which will
be sold with beautiful souvenir badge
at a small cost. Those present we're
urged to talk up and pray for the con-
yention. and have their chapters well
represented at ali sessions which win be
open to the public. Only the delegates
will be allowed to participate IN voting
for officers. etc.
The resignation of Mr.. H. C. Gibbs as
treasurer was accepted and a vote OF
thanks rendered him for his valuable
services in bringing the League cut OF
debt. Mr. Gibbs returned to his home
in the West to follow his profession, the
practice of law. Dir. Charles H. Roesch.
of Foundry, has been unanimously
elected to fiji the vacancy. Mr. Roesch
is an efficient worker in the League, and
has made splendid record as third vice
president Of Foundry, and viii no doubt
keep up his reputation in this new posi-
ton Among those present were Former
District Presidents Messrs- II. Q. Hine.
". s. Dewhurst and J. Finney EngIe;
President E. s LFetra, vice-Presidents
Dr.. J. W. Wesler. Mrs NJ NJ. Mitchell,
Miss E. r. Woodward. H. A. Ison; secre-
taries F. 7. Israel and E. h Pullman;
Miss Emily scrivener. Superintendent
Junior League, and Mr.. C. V. King, =,
a. B. Suit. Z. R. Rochester. Mrs z. ".
H. weishaupt, Miss AnnabeI Crandau.
n R speelman, Frank a. Woodward and
Homer Smith
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CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK
Third Sunday after Penecostopl St Luke z110 The Parable
OF he IostS Sheep.

Sunday, June 8-st. Medard, B. c.
Monday june St Columbia, Ab.
Tuesday, June 1o-st. Margaret of Scotland, @.
Wednesday, June list Barnabas, Ap.
Thursday, June 12-St John of San Fagondez, c.
Friday. June 13-St. Anthony Of Padua. g
Saturday, June list Basil the Great, g. C. D.