The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-05
SUNDAY SERVICES
IN THE CHURCHES

Today is Palm Sunday; the begin
ming of Holy Week, and the services in
the churches today viii be but fore
runner of those to come later in the
week.
At the Central Union church Rev.
E. B. Turner of Kohala VIM be in
charge of the services. His subject in
the morning will be Christ. the Uni
versaI Teacher The evening sermon
viii be on Mercy and Not Sacrifice. .
Rev. Mr.. Turner will also lead the
Christian Endeavor meeting. The sub
ject of the meeting will be what
Christ Teaches About Judging Others. .
Rev. Mr.. Elston of Berkeley will fill
the pulpit at the Christian Church in
the morning "The Souls Victory will
be the subject of the pastors evening
sermon.
Rev. G. L. Pearson, the pastor, viii
preach two sermons at the Methodist
Episcopal Church. His morning sub
ject will be: Religious Indifference"
In the evening he will speak on Les
sons From the Life and Character of
Samson The topic for the Epworth
League meeting is to be 1.-The Danger
of Indifference"
The sixth sermon in the series will be
delivered by Bishop Restarick in St.
Andrews Cathedral His past sermons
on the principles of the Christian Reli-
gion have been very interesting. In the
evening Bishop Restarick win admins
ter confirmation and preach.
The usual services will be held by
the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter Day Saints. In the evening
D. A. Anderson will deliver a sermon
on Idols"
At the German Lutheran Church Rev.
Mr.. Felmy, the pastor. will preach at
the morning service
Today begins the Holy Week service
in the Catholic churches. At the Cathe-
dral on Fort street the program for the
week will be as follows:
Palm Sunday: and a. m, Low
Masses with Holy Communion: a. M,
Mass with singing and English Ser
mon; 1890 a, M, Blessing of the Palms
and High Mass; p. m, vespers and
Benediction of the 81. Sacr. Maundy
Thursday: Z a. M, High Solemn Mass
with Holy Communion; p. M, Wash
ing of the Feet; 1880 p. M, Portuguese
Sermon with Benediction. Good Fri
day: a. M. Holy Service with sing
ing of the Passion and Alteration of
the Holy Cross; 3 p. M, Native Sermon |
with Stations of the Cross; p. M. Sta
tions Of the Cross in Portuguese; 8 p.
M. English Sermon on the Passion.
Holy Saturday: 2 a. M, Blessing of the
Fire, the Baptism font and Holy Water. |
Prophecies, Litanies. High Mass.
Easter Sunday: and a. m, Low
with Holy Communion; a. m.
Mass with singing and English Ser
mon; 1890 a. M, High Solemn Mass;
! p. m, Portuguese Sermon and Solemn
The Church of St John the Baptist,
April 5th, Palm
Sunday, $50 a. m, High Mass with the
blessing and distribution to the faith
ful of palms: sermon and collection
{ p. m, Rosary.
The Church of the Sacred Heart,
MarquesviIIe. Punahou-Today, April
It'll, Palm Sunday. II a. m, High Mass
With the distribution of blessed palms,
sermon and collection. p. m, the Sta
ions of the Cross.
other religious bodies holding SER
ices at the usual hours are st.
Clements Church, Punahou district; the
chinese Church, Fort above Beretania;
japanese Congregational. Kukui street;
japanese NJ E. Church, near st. Louis
College; Kaumakapii Church, King
nd Achi lane; Kawaiahao Church,
King and PunchbowI; Makiki Chapel.
japanese, Ktnau street; Mormon
Punchbowi street; Portuguese
Church. PunchbowI and Mil
er; Seventh Day Adventist, Printers
ane; Bishop Memorial Chapel, Kane
ameha Schools; Buddhist. Temple.
'ort lane: Christian Science Aseocia-
ion, Alakea street; Peniel Mission.
irwin block; Salvation Army, King and
Juuanu streets; Sloan Mission. Hawai-
hao street and Ward avenue
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