The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-01

-hNAflAh4N AlA the Z tlAlR OF r EUEAdTN - q
the Colm ibss Theatre His subject will
be Cardinal Newman
Sacred Heart Chapel. Georgetown
Masses tomorrow at the regular hours
Chapel Of the Good shepherd Services
tomorrow at the usual hou S.
Chapel OF the Little Sisters Of the
Poor Tomorrow masses and other ser
vices win be observed at the regular
hours
The consistory Ior which Cardinal Mar
tinelli viii come to Rome 10 receive his
red hat has been postponed. Il viii likely
be held in May
The Rev. Philip J. Garrigan. s T D..
vice rector Of the Catholic University Of
this city, who has been named for Bishop
Of the Roman Catholic diocese Of Sioux
City. viii sever his connection with the
Catholic University TO accept the high
Office. if he is elected 70 IL.
Dr. Garrigan was ordained at ST. 10
seph's Seminary. Troy, y. y. in 1870. and
almost Immediately was called 10 the
pastorate of ST. Johns Roman Catholic
Church. Worcester. Mass. After being at
N0rcest er for about two and a half years
he was recalled 10 St Joseph's Seminary
as director Of discipline and spirituality
Three years later ne again returned 20
the Diocese Of Springfield, Mass. assum-
Ing the pastorate Of ST. Demands Roman
Catholic Church al Pitts5urg. Here he
labored for nearly fourteen years, build
ing up the parish 10 a high degree OF eff
cheney. and building and establishing tho
strongest parochiaI school for primary
education in the Bay State
The figure fourteen seems TO follow him
in his lifework FOR il is now nearly four
teen years since he relinQuished the pas
t0rate of ST. Beruard's Roman Catholic
Church Pittsburg Mass. 10 enter upon
his duties as vice rector OF the Catholic
University
DR.. Garrigan was not only the first vice
rector called 20 the Catholic University.
nut has seen it expand under his direc-
tiOn from a floor of the Caldwell Building
90 It's present development. Tie has had
a large share IN the building up Of the
university. ia the matter Of structures.
equipment. and organization OF new
classes.
I'm addition 90 being vice rector. he also
holds the high Office OF treasurer Of the
university in which position ne directs
the finances.
The Rev. C. Gavin. chancellor Of the
Archdiocese OF Baltimore. has announced
she appointment by Cardinal Gibbons Of
t1e Rev Thomas C. Smyth 10 succeed the
Rev Thomas Fole assistant priest al
St. Stephens ChuI this city.
The latter viii take the place vacated
by Father Smyth as assistant priest at
St Thomas Church. Baltimore.
Preparations are being made IN the
various churches in this city 10 fttingly
observe the twenty-f:th year Of the pom
uhCate OF Pope Leo XIII. which viii oc-
cur on March next
Miss Mary Virginia Merrdek. daughter
Of the late eminent jurist. ia stin deeply
interested IN the Christ Child Society
which she formed some years ago. IN
fact. the birth Of the associa ton may be
dated back 20 her childhood. when she
sent TO St AIMS ASYLUM a DAINTY outfit
for the little one most ia heed O. it,"
The fresh-air fund sewing lcircle and
mothers meetings have all( developed
from. this association. which g tms % pro-
mote the welfare and happiness OF poor
children The society has headquarters
al 2530 X Street
ne following feGulaLlol<E Tor the nt-
servation Of Lent in the{ Archdiocese of
BSTtfaioT1 II 4szzSeSg his city were
yesterday announced by P $e<--a
chancellor or The archdiocese
Baltimore. Jan %. 1902
Ash Wednesday. the first day OF Lent.
falls on the 18th day OF February.
J. All the faithful who have completed
their twenty-frst year. unless exempt by
dispensation or some other legitimate
cause. are bound 10 observe the fast OF
Lent
E. They are 10 make one meal only a
day, except on Sundays
g. small refreshment commonly
called collation.. is Permitted in the even
ing
T. TIE following persons are exempt
from he obligations Of fasting. Persons
under tWenty-one years Of age. the sick.
nursins. women. those who are obliged 20
do hard labor. and those who, through
weakness. CanuI fast without great preju-
nee 90 their health
= she faithful are reminded that. be
Ia IS Tho obligations OF fasting imposed
ty the Church. this holy season OF Lent
should be- in an especial manner, time
OF earnest prayer. OF sorrow for sins, o.
sccIusi1n from the world and it's amuse-
meuts. and of generous aims giving.
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