The Washington herald., 1907-10-05

nteliuntly attacks on religion from ScriDturll. his
t0real or doctrual points oi view.
His topics viii treat of the institution n the
church and IFS urCErfss special stress being laid on
disputed points cf church history
Rev. Or. Stafford has 80 far recovered from the
Effects q his recent severe illness that his return
20 Washington is shortly expected.
The Soismn Triduums held this week IN St PauTs
Church will conclude with general communion at the
O'Clock mass tomorrow
The dcyotious Of the Ariduum. conducted by Rev.
Dr James NJ. ellis. C. 8 T., were cdifymgly at
tended.
Each evenings discourse sustained the reputation
for learning and estimable qualities that preceded
Father ellis to Washington.
He Possesses grace q address and a clear. rch
voice Intellectual yig1r. the dominant quality in
his Sermons. is blended with rare simplicity and
ease d expression that emineuty 90 him for the
work 0f missionary preacher
Washingtoniaus have cause 10 feel grateful that
Father ellis has accepted the fCctorhip of ST.
Thomas Aquiuas College; members Il the Sodality
q s. Paul's Church are 20 be congratulated for
having secured his valuable services for the con-
fcrenCes Of the Iridium.
The mission. in ST. Vincent de Pauls Church.
conducted by Father 7. A. Judge and Rev. Father
Lynch. Of Germantown, Pa, has been well attended
and productive Of excellent results as might be an
tiCipated under such jealous leadership.
4 sodaliiy Of the Blessed Virgin was formed last
week for the women Of the parish. and a Holy
Name Society VIII he organized tomorrow evening
az O'Clock at the conclusion Ct the weeks dsvot0ns
for men.
These organizations viii pcpetuate the memory
Of a successful mission IN ST. Vincent de Pauls
inst as members q the Holy Name Society n ST.
Matthews Church are pleased ever % rJcan the
conditions under which their society was formed
by Father Judge and Father John Griffin. c. NJ
in 81. Matthews Church two years ago.
Desirable quarters have been obtained for the
Christ Child Society q ST. Vincent de Paul's parish
where the children viii assemble next Saturday
morning at 10 O'Clock, and every Saturday there
after at that hour There Is now TO section Of the
District but has felt the excellent results uf this
most worthy charity.
The library and sewing school Of the Christ Child
Society in Twenty-siIth street win reopen at 10
O'Clock this morning
Basket making will form an entertaining and
novel feature q instruction this fall for the boys
Of the society.
Rev. Or. James " ellis. c. s. P. president Of
ST. Thomas Aquinas College. VIII preach tomorrow
evening IN the Church Of the Holy Comforter, where
special devotiOns at Z 30 p n. in honor Of the
Feast Of Our Lady Of the Rosary VIII conclude with
reception of new members into the Sodality Of the
Blessed Virgin.
Winter schedule Of services viii be inauU1rated in
ali churches tomorrow where the change has not
already been effected
Solemn high mass viii be celebrated in St
Patrck's Church al Il a. m. Rev Father Carroll
viii be celebrart: Rev. Father McGuigan, deacon,
and Rev Father smyth sIbdeacon Of the mass
Sermon by Rev. Father Michigan.
Solemn high mass is celebrated every Sunday
morning at IL O'Clock in St Matthews Church ;
low masses at :, g. and 10 a m
Members Of the Junior League Of the Blessed
Sacrament viii receive Holy Communion at :
O'Clock tomorrow and meet at 230 p N. for the
recitation Of the Office
Solemn high mass viii be sung in St Stephens
Church at II O'Clock by Rev. Father Cauchy Rev
Father Williams and Rev Father Smyth viii Off
ciate as deacon and sIbdeac0n respectively. Ser
mon by Father Williams
Members Of the Sodality Of the Blessed Virgin
viii receive Holy Communion at the O'Clock Tass.
The Holy Name and the st. John Berchmans So
cieties viii meet tomorrow evening
In 81. Jcsephs Church solemn high mass viii be
sung tomorrow at l030 a. m. Rev Father Valen-
tine SChmitt. celebant Rev Father Ignatius Fealy
deacon, and Rev. Father Jasell subdeacon. Sermon
by Father Fealy. Nespers viii be sung at ( O'Clock
The Feast Of Our Lady Of the Rosary will be
commcmorated In St. Marys Church By the celebra-
ton Of high mass at 10 80 tomorrow.
Members Of the Young Ladies Sodality will re-
eeive Holy Communion at the 80 O'Clock mass. A
solemn reception of new members viii take place
at 5:l5 in the afternoon; vespers at ( p. N.
Devotions in honor Of the Holy Rosarv every
weekday in October after the O'Clock mass and
on wednesday evenings At 30
In st. Augusiines Church high mass will be sung
st Il O'Clock. and low masses celebrated every Sun
day hereafter at g. Z. 9. and 10 O'Clock
High mass in the Church Of the Nativity. Bright
wood. viii be celebrated al 10 O'Clock and low mass
az a. n.
Sunday school will reopen at $50 tomorrow. and
the work Of recognizing will be immediately ber,ln
DevOtions IN honor # the Feast Of the HOLY
Rosary viii be held at 4 p. m.
The services Yesterday in honor Of the Sacred
Heart we're gratfyingly attended
In ST. TheTesa's Church. Anacostia. and in St
Anthony's Church, BrOckland. tae winter schedule
goes into effect tomorrow High mass viii be cale-
brated in each church at 1870 a. m Vespers in ST
Authpnys at p. n, and in St Theresas at 80
The Saturday instruction class for the children Of
st. Theresas parish viii be resumed this morning
at 9 O'Clock.
In addition to the Low mass ct 40, Low uass