The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-02
NOTES OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCHES.

St Patrick's Church, Tenth Street,
near F Street northwest. the Rev D. J.
stafo I'd, D D, pastor; the Reys. 7. s
Doian ard John Gaynor, assistants
Masses Sunday, Z. 9, and II a. N, all low
masses: baptisms, 4:9o p. n; benedic-
ton OF the blessed sacrament, 7;30.
The meeting Of the promoters OF the
Sacred Heart will be resumed during the
month Of august
The Rev. Father Gayaor is away on his
vacation, enjoying a needed rest The
Rev. Dr. Stafford was received in audi
ence by the Holy Father last Tuesday
St AIoysius Church, North Capitol
and Streets, the very Rev. F. X Fink.
s. J.. pastor-Order OF services: Sunday,
upper church. masses. 6. I. 9. and 1920
& n; masses ii lower church, and 3
a. N. a sermon Will be preached at the
1870 service In the evening at 1880
o'clock there viii be a short instruction,
followed BY benediction. Confessions will
BE heard today and next Thursday at /
and 7-30 D n, and every morning from
to 1880 O'Clock. The children's mass at
z o'clock viii De said in the basement.
The new marble stairs for the chapel
have arrived and will be erected as soon
as is consistent with prudent care and
diligent workmanship necessary for a
work OF this nature.
All the teachers have returned from
Keyser Island. Conn, where they have
been spending vacation. They entered
OF retreat prior 10 ST. Ignatius' Day,
July 81.
Prayers during the novena in honor Of
81. Ignatius, will be rested every morn
ing after the O'Clock mass. Last Thurs
day was St. Ignatius' Day, the feast OF
the founder Of the Society Of Jesus.
St. Peters Church, Second and c
Streets southeast. the Rev. James ".
O'BrieD. pastor: the Rev. Joseph s. Cal
len, and Rev. John DowH lg assistants
Sunday, masses, $50, 8, and ~ 90 a NJ
All viii be low masses, and lhere VIII
be no music. but short sermon will be
preached at the last one. Baptisms,
p. n yespers, with chant by male choir
and benedictfon at I o'clock in the
evening The lawn party is 70 begin On
the 18th Of August. and continue 20 the
23d. inclusive
ST. Dcminic's Church. Sixth and =
Kent, o. P. pastoT-Masses tomorrow
at 6, 7:30, 8, and 10 a. m, all low; bap-
tisms Sunday and Thursday from 10
p m; confessions SATURDAYS and Thurs
days; recitation OF the rosary nd bene-
diction Of :he blessed sacrament, $50
p m SUNDAY.
St Augustine's Church, Fifteenth
Street near VI Street northwest, The
Rev. Paul Griffith, pastor the Rev. 5. H
Dougherty, and the Rev F. Y. B:shoff
assistants-Sunday masses, 8, I, >. and
II a. m; masses on week days. $50 and
: o'clock
Immaculate Conception Church, Eighth
and Streets northwest, she Rev. S. +.
Ryan, pastor; the Rev. Ambrose A.
Beaver assistant-Sunday masses, $780,
8, and 1890 a m: benedictiou, p. u.
The Brothers OF Mary, Eno have been
in Dayton. Ohio, for the purpose OF go
ing into retreat, are expected TO re-
turn today OF tomorrow. The Rev. Fa-
tier Beaver IS spending his vacation in
New England.
St. Mary's Church, Fifth Street, near
II Street northwest, the Rev. Charles
Warren Curz-ier. pastor; the Rev. John
Roth. assistant-Sunday, low mass at
us O'Clock; late mass al 10 o'clock:
vesper seTvi&e at O'Clock in the even
ing. Mass during the week at 7:15 a. II.
The Rev. Father CurTier, the rector Of
St Mary's is spending his vacation at
Atlantic City
Il was rumored during this week that