The Washington herald., 1906-10-27
CATHOLIC CHURCH NOTES.

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this beautiful building is nearing compile
ton. and may be opened to the public for
services in November.
St Theresa's Church. Anacostia: Low
masses Sunday, 9 and O'Clock. Sunday
school follows the 9 o'clock mass Rev.
n, Z. Egan viii preach n the high mass
tomorrow. 1890 a. IN. On Thursday No
vember 1, Feast of All Saints. masses $50
and o'clock. Solemn mass Of requiem ut
S "A. M. on Feast of All Souls. Nespers
every Sunday at 100 .. M.
st. Augustine's Church: The children of
the parish will receive holy communion at
the or . O'Clock masses tomorrow. on
All SGirts' Day all the masses win De- low
masses. 6. :. 9, 10. and II o'clock. In the
evening at o'clock novena for souls de-
parted. Sermon and benediction. All
Souls Day, masses s, Z, 7:30, and 3 O'Clock
First Friday services as usual Rev. 7. ).
Dolan, of Laurel. Nd. viii preach on
Thursday evening.
Holy Trinity Church: Rev. Thomas ).
Harlin. 5. J.. pastor: Rev. Alphonsus Cop
pens. S. J., and Rev. James J. Brio, :. j.,
assistants. Masses Sundays, s. Z. 2. 10, and
high mass at u o'clock. Masses week
days O. 6:3e. and o'clock. Nespcrs On
Sundays. 100 p. m. Services every Tues
day evening 40. Sunday school at 9-la
IN. Sunday school for colored children
at 3 2. IN.
Shrine Of the Sacred Heart: Next week
will be observed as Eucharistic Week in
this church. Forty hours devotion will
begip at the high mass on Sunday. OctO-
Der y and continue until Tuesday even
ing. DevOtiOns on Tuesday Wednesday.
Thursday. and Friday evenings at 40.
Rev. Father Curirer will speak each even
ing from Tuesday to Friday inclusive.
St Stephens Church: Rev. Father
Caughy Will preach at the high mass to-
morrow, II a m. On Thursday next Feast
OF All Saints: masses 6. Z. 4 o'clock high
mass at O'Clock The following day
Feast Of All Souls. masses at $50, :, and .
O'Clock. First Friday. Devotions 10 the
Sacred Heart at 1880 .. m. These dcyo-
tons are conducted by Rev. ". 5. Caughy
whose discourse is always an interesting
and eloquent feature Of the service
Convent Of Perpetual Alteration. Four
tecnth and Y streets; on November p
first Friday. mass at Z a. IN. for the de-
ceased members of the Association of the
Perpetual Alteration and the Work for
Poor Churches. At 4:45 p. m. sermon by
Rev. John Scully, 5. j.. followed by bene-
work controlled by the noble religious Of
this convent deserves universal assistance.
The workroom is open daily from q. ID.
10 I ?. m. and there kind and generous
women OF Washington lend their support
20 tais charitable enterprise 10y making
the vestments for poor churches
ST. Patrick's Church. Rev Dr. Stafford
will preach at the nigh mass tomorrow at
II a. m On Thursday. the Feast Of All
Saints. the masses vii be at 8. Z. SIS, ..
and 10 O'Clock. the last being high mass.
. in the evening at 7.30 there will be vespeTs
for the dead. and Il sermon ON Friday,
the Feast of All Souls. solemn high mass
Of requiem at l0 0clOCS. Friday being the
first Friday Of the month. there will be
exposition of the Blessed Sacrament at the
: o'clock mass. and again after the 30
o'clock mass. Devotions in honor of the
Sacred Heart and the Perpetual Alteration
viii be held al 100 Friday evening.
81 Matthews Church. on All Saints
Day low masses ut g. Z. g. and 10 O'Clock.
Solemn high mass at il O'Clock. on No
vember p All Souls Day. low masses at
6:15 and o'clock. with solemn mass Of
requiem at 3 O'Clock. The BLESSED Sacra-
ment will not be exposed until after the
| last mass. Benediction ut 4:g5 p. m His
I ID r
at the rectory on November - He Will
/ preach at the high mass at Il o'clock. and
will administer holy confirmation at 2
O'Clock in the afternoon. Deyotions C.
I the ADostleship Of Prayer were held last
Thursday evening. Rev. Father Buckley
delivered an interesting discourse on
/ Christian Meekntss'
( -. AIMS Church. Tennsllvtown. Tho
I Parish Dramatic Club presented most
/ c-cditably "a play entitled The Last
+ Loaf" in St AIMS Hail last Wednesday
evening. Mr.. George Eeene. who had
charge Of the entertainment, displayed
much talent and successfully directed the
I performance. St AIMS parish schools
are in "a most flOurishing condition: the
/ attendance represents almost every family
( in the congregation Forty hours devo-
/ tion viii be observed in this church on
Sunday. Novembcr T. and the fcllowine
Monday and Tuesday. The boys choir
trained by the Sisters Of Providence. who
are the teachers an. tho parish schools
/ viii render the music at the O'Clock mass
on All Saints Day.
/ st. AloysiUs Church. The annual cleo
4 ton of officers FOR the coming year in tn,
Aioysius Club was held on Sunday last
with the following members as successful
] tttltNAdAttS- EIt+SiutHl. Ahtnld~ donovan
vice president David Thomas; secretary
/ DR.. Thomas Lowe. treasurer. Maurice
Wolf -Four members of the board of gov
/ ernors We're also elected by the members
OF the club. as follows: Mr.. John Hogan
/ ar Charles Ward. Mr. John Lentick and
/ Mr. Charles Ardmore. The night schoo
under the auspices Of tho AloysiUs Clut
I continues TO prosper. Those attending are
/ realizing more and more the value 20 b,
/ set uDon the classics. ON November =. al
/ 10 "A. NJ. the Feast of All Saints will be fit
tingly cOmmemorated I'm 81 AIoySius
/ Church with a solemn high mass. IN n,
I evening at 100 the office of the dead VII
be chanted BY an augmented male choir
An appropriate sermon vii be preached OF
/ this occasion by the Rev. Francis r. Nc
( Carthy : J. The following morning at
O'Clock solemn high mass Of requiem VII
be celebrated for the reDoSe of the Scuk
nf all the faithful departed The first con
ference OF the annual course. under ID,
direction Of Rev. John SCully. s. J.. at
/ traCted a large and interested congrega
ton last sunday evening. II is hoped ina
the number viii increase every week
! Non-Catholics are especially invited
w c. r, L. uperiutendents Chosen
superintendent of the various branche.
/ OF the work of the Northwest Union. al
the WOman's Christian temperance Union
were chosen AT its recent meeting. Tn,
sum Of $40 was subscribed for new carpet.
at headquarters. Thanks were EXTENDED
to Mrs. Knell for a swing donated to tn,
/ Breen Home children.
The next meeting will be held On the las
! Friday in November. at the nome of IN,
president
OpeH-air EvensonEs tn End.
I The series of peoples open air even
/ songs around the peace cross of the Ma