Evening journal., 1902-02-14
W. ?. JORDE 4 CO.,
703 rIarket Street.
NOTES OF THE CHURCHES

g.. BY order of Bishop Monaghan,
the Rev. John Connolly chancellor of
the Diocese Of Delaware. has issued
the following rules for the forty-hours
exposition in the Roman Catholic
churches of the diocese:
First Sunday of Advent, st. Peters
Church. Wilmington; second Sunday Of
Advent. st. GATHERINGS, Reybold;
.Sexagesima Sunday, st. Charles, Cape
Charles City, Va. second Sunday Of
Lent St. Hedwigs, Wilmington; Palm
Sunday. Sacred Heart, Wilmington;
third Sunday after Easter, Our Mother
of Sorrows. Centreville; fifth Sunday
after Easter. S. Peter and Paul. Eas-
ton sixth Sunday after Easter, St.
Pauls. Delaware City; seventh Sunday
after Easter. Immaculate Conception,
Elkton; Trinity Sunday, st. Teresas,
Port Deposit, sunday Within octave Of
Corpus Christi. st. Peters, New Castle;
third Sunday after Pentecost,St Denis ,
Galena: fourth Sunday after Pentecost,
ST. Polycarp's, Smyrna; fifth Sunday
after Penteoost st. Benedicts, Ridgely;
thirteenth Sunday after Pentecost St
Francis Xavier's. Bohemia. Md. six
teenth Sunday after Pentecost, Sacred
Heart. Chestertown: seventeenth Sun
day after Pentecost, Holy Cross, Dover;
eighteenth Sunday after Pentecost, st.
Josephs Henry Clay; nineteenth Sum
/ day after Pentecost. ST. Patrick's, Ash
land; twentieth Sunday after Pente-
cost. st. Pauls. Wilmington; twenty
first Sunday after Pentecost. st. Johns
/ Newark: twenty-second Sunday after
i Pentecost. St. AIMS, Wilmington
twenty-third Sunday after Pentecost
St. Patrick's. Wilmington; ST. Johns
Hockessin; st. Joseph's, Wye Mills
twenty-ffth Sunday after Pentecost
ST. Josephs (colored) Wilmington
twenty-sixth Sunday after Pentecost
St. Marys. Wilmington; twenty-seY.
enth Sunday after Pentecost, st
Peters. Queenstown.
o.. The Rev. DR.. Jeneris will ope1
his series Of illustrated lectures OF
1.-THE Life of Christ" in Calvary Epis.
copal Church. this evening. DR.. JEFF
ferris will start with the story OF
Christ's birth and will continue his life
I'D to the crucifixion, resurrection anc
ascension. The lectures will be con.
tinued every Friday night through
the Lenten season. All are cordially
invited.
The many friends Of DR.. c. A
Grise, in this city and State, will be gla,
to learn that he is closing one of she mos
successful years of pastoral work a
Easton. Nd, which the church has evei
known. An old debt of $1,000 has beer
paid in full and $3.50 has been raised OF
the Conference Academy debt, while al
the other expences of the church includ
ing 5000 on the parsonage, have been met
+ Since the first Of this year revival o
much interest has been going on in thu
church. and about fifty people have de
cided to lead a new life. Everything
moves SO well that the church has unani
mously invited the doctor to return 70
the next year.
~. Charles n. Crittenton, OF New York
made an address at the revival service il
Asbury NJ. Z. Church last night. Their
We're two converts.
2 The Sunday Breakfast Mission
will have charge of the services in AS
bury NJ. f. Church tonight
5 Bishop Coleman conducted Len
wi oNA NANto III AlllloA NAlAA Atif Iva " az
4 City, last night.
Charles n. Crittenton win make al
address in Grace Church tonight.
80. Bishop Coleman will preach at til
b Lenten service TO be held IN the Presby
terrain Church in Stanton tonight unde
the auspices of 81. James Episcopa
Church.
O.. The Rev. Floyd W. Tomkins, d
Holy Trinity Church, of Philadelphia
addressed the first of the monday Ler
ten services for business men in ST. An
drew's Church today The service bega
: at 1915 o'clock and continued twent
! minutes.
.Archdeacon George c. Hall went t
Philadelphia today and conducted Oh
MONDAY Lenten service for both wome
and men in ST. Marks Church there.
The Rev. B. T. Moore, Of shilol
Baptist Church. and the Rev. II. c
Jones. of this city, went to Cheste
yesterday to attend the funeral Of tn
Rev. William r. Burrill