The Washington herald., 1906-11-10
CATHOLIC CHURCH NOTES.

ST. AUGUsTINE's CHURCH: Forty Hours De
yotion viii be observed ir this church on sunday
November Is when solemn hsh mass al II O'Clock
aill he followed by procession Of tie Blessed sac
rament Sodality O. the Blessed Virgin VIII be held
next Thursday evening at O'Clock
SY MATTHEW'S CHURCH Rev. Thomas ).
Leel win preach az the solemn high mass. il a. NJ
Low masses on SUNDAY. =. 9. and 10 O'Clock on
week days AZ 6.I5. :. and O'Clock. but the
O'Clock mass viii Ee emitted for the first few DAYS
of next week because OF some work 60 be done
in the church. Res. Father Judge. q German
town Ia. was a gacs, ct the fathers az thc
gcc.9ry this week
ST. AIMS CHURCH. Tenna1yJown: The YES
uer service vas beautifully rendered 10y the choir
of this church during the Forty HOUs Devotion.
Rev. Thomas Gibbons Smyth delivered an eloquent
sermon on SUNDAY evening, bis theme being. The
Eucharist as a Factor In the Puuhcation and
Preservation of Social Organism" On this occa-
sion Father smyth's gifts Of iueDcy and effective
ness 0f speech were clearly manifested 70 those
privileged % hesg hiu.
ST. MARTINS CHURCH: Tie feast Of St Star
tin patron O. this church, sili be conmcmorated
az. the high mas tomorrow go II o'clock An ap-
rr0priate paucgyric on tie SAINT WIu he preached
by the pastor. Rev. Eugene A Hannah. whose gn-
tiriEg efforts have done so much to make this new
parish q vast Importance The music Of the
mass VIII fe rendered by an excellent choir o.
male roices from Holy Cioss COLLEGE.
ST PAUL's CHURCH. Tomorrow viii be CON
muuiou Sunday for the Holy Name Socety and
for the children. Perpetual Alteration VIII be OBJ
served in this church next FRIDAY. beginning with
exposition of the Blessed Sacrament at the :
O'Clock mass. and continuing untl 20 in the
evening when there wiil be sermon and beneliic-
tion Senior Sojality next "Wednesday az 20 .. n.
Junior Sodality meets Sunday az D. n. IN the
convent.
/ ST. THERESA'S CHURCH Auacostia, Forty
Hours Devotion VIII begin si the high mass to-
morrow l0-3J @. m. and close with procession of
the Blessed Sacrament and solemn BeuedictiUu on
Tuesday evening az : 80 O'Clock. Confessions VIII
be heard Sunday and Monday afternoons from
20 6 O'Clock and from 20 $50 p. m. The Holy
Name society Vll receive holy communion to-
morrow. and a meeting OF the members wIil take
place in the erening az 80 O'Clock
ST PATRICK'S CHURCH: Low masses to-mor-
row at :, G. 9. and 70 O'Clock; high mass and ser
mon az II O'Clock. S-nday-school after the Q
O'clock mas, TcSpers az 20 in the evening So
dality of the Blessed Virgin meets on Wednesday
evening NJ So Instruction class i0r children n0i
attending Catholic schools Is held every Friday
ufternoou at 4 O'Clock IN Carroll Hall. The Sunday
school Teachers Association viii meet on Thurs
dsy evening a.; : co IN Carroll Hall. ON Tuesday
November g. st. Patrick's Academy Alumnae As
sociation vii give cuchre for the benefit * the
library of the school
/ APOSTOLIC MISSION House: The congTe-
cation at Laugd0n is taking preliminary stefs to-
ward erecting q beautiful Catholic church AT the
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IN the early future. The Apostolic Mission House
graduated twenty y-te priests last year wen trained
10 mission work Some Of these have gUne 10
assist IN the existing bands. Rev J. r. Moore IS
working with Fathers Randall and Crane in the
St. Louis ApUstolate Rev. William Hufer has
gone To- help the missionaries in =. Paul. Minn.
Bev. 9. Hurley IS assisting the Providence band
and Rev. j. J. Reilly Is helping Father Kress in
Cleveland. ONO. Rev. J. X. Nahoney iuaugurates
the r0n-CathGlic mission work in South Carolina
while Rev. ;. J. Kelly the JOseIalite IS engaged
i2gyins missions 90 the coiofed people in Missis
Isppi.
ST. ALOYsIUs' CHURCH, The feast Of st
John Bercimann VIII he soiemnized in this cla.ch
tomorrow. 81 John is the patron OF the sane
trary BOYS, and the event viii be httlngy commeuo
rated with solemn high mass at II O'Clock. The
officers Of the mass VIII be tine Rev. Henry a
LeaTy. 5. J., CClebrant Rev John II. Pittar ). j..
deacon; Rev. Philip DeBold. 5. j.. Suhdeacon.
| Mr.. Frederick l.. Deyereux viii act as master o.
ceremonies. An appropriate panegTic 81 the saint
VIII he preached by Re7. james Noonan. :. J. On
"Wednesday evening. November Il the altar boys
vii be 5aEqueted in the college hall. Rev. PstTiCs
!. Kelly. ). J.. until recently stationed at st
Francis Aarie-'s Church. New York. has become
member oi the college faculty The Right Rev
Bishop Allen. Of Mobile. Ala was the guest this
week Of the fathers al the Iectory.
ST STEPHEN'S CHURCH: Forty Hours De
votion begins IN this church tomorrow with sol
emn high mass at II a. m. Rev. Father Caughy
VIII be celebrant oi the mass. Rev. Father VII
hams. deacon. and Rev. Father Boyer. OF the
Apostolic Mission House sabdeacon. Rev. Thomas
Gibbons Smyth viii oficate As master O.. eere-
monies At the close Of tie mass there viii be A
solemn procession 0i the Blessed Sacrament in
which the Sundayschool children altar bows. and
refeIend clergy viii plrtieipa.e The devotion viii
close with solemn high mass oa Tuesdly morning
at clock Members OF the Junior Sodality viii
receive holy communion al the O'Clock mass 10
morrow morning. and hold their meeting at {
O'Clock IA the afternoon. Tie 1t. Rev Bishop
Allen Of Mobile Ala visited the parish this
week en- route 10 Boston. The object Of his visit
70 this and other cities IS 10 collect funds TO re-
pair tho damages wrought throughout his diocese
b. the recent sereFc storm.