The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03
Roman Catholics

The Roman Catholic calendar for
the week commencing March 10 is as
follows: March 10, Fourth, Sunday I'm
Lent-Forty Holy Martyrs; Gospel:
Miraculous Multiplication of the
Loaves and Fishes" II. st. Firmin ABB
bott; II. St Gregory j, pope and doctor;
13, st. Chriatine. virgin and martyr; IA,
st. Matilda, widow; 10, most precious
blood OF our Lord; 16. st. Herbert,
bishop and confessor: IL, Passion Sun
day, ST. Patrick. Apostle OF Ireland.
Gospel: The Jews Try to Stone Jesus"
The franciscan calendar is, as fol-
lows: March 10. Fourth Sunday in
Lent, Forty Holy Martyrs. Gospel:
Miraculous Multiplication of the
Loaves and Fishes: IL. St Frances Of
Rome. widow; IL, St. Gregory 1, pope
and doctor; 13, Bl. Roger, confessor,
friar minor; IA, Bl. Peter of Treja, con-
fessor. friar minor; Is, the most pre-
cious blood of our Lord: 16, Bl. Peter
OF Sienna. sconfessor. tertiary; II. Pas
sion Sunday, st. Patrick, Apostle of
Ireland. Gospel: The Jews Try to
Stone Jesus"
The annual requiem mass for the re-
pose of the souls of the deceased MEM
bers of Ignatian Council of the Young
Mems Institute recently held in st.
Ignatius Church was attended by a
large number of persons. Rev. George
the celebrant. assisted by Rev. Francis
Turk Of the Slavonic Church, chaplain
of Strossmeyer Council, as deacon: Rev.
John j. Ford, S. j., and Rev. Maurice
Joy as subdeacons. Rev. John w. Sui
livan OF St Patrick's Seminary. Menlo
Park, preached the sermon, his theme
being; What the Laity Can DO for
the Advancement Of the Church. In
addition to the sermon he paid a fit
ting tribute to the memory of those
members OF the council who were called
during the preceding twelve months.
ST. ANTHoNY,s CHURCH
The communion of the Young Ladies'
Sodality. will take place at o'clock
this afternoon in st. Anthony's Church
in Army street, near Folsom. During
the Lenten season in this church there
is service on Sunday evening at 7:30.
Every Tuesday there is st. Anthony's
devotion. On Wednesday there is a
sermon by Rev. Father Placidus Krek-
eler. o. f. NJ, on the Seven Capital
Sins The sermon next Wednesday
will be on Envy" During March
there will be the st. Joseph's devotion
after the o'clock mass. A communion
some time in June.
OLD MISSION DOLORES
Until the Mission Dolores new church
shall be built, in the Mission style
of architecture, at the corner of Six
teenth and Dolores streets, the congre-
cation of the parish is worshiping in
the old adobe church on the last named
street, that has withstood the shocks
of Quakes in this city since 1776, and
is now the only landmark OF the Mis-
sion Dolores established by the padres
in that year long before the Americans
took possession OF thes country.
rab1rfIt r0f1uanf 0f Nafra Ta n, in,
Sixteenth street. opposite the old Mis-
sion Dolores Church, which was to have
been ready for occupancy by the first
OF the year, is not yet ready to admit
the Sisters. There has been unex-
pected delay in the work of the in
will not be ready until the early part
OF May. In the meantime the Sisters
are conducting their school I'M Gurrero
street, near Twenty third.
ST. MARY's, SAN JOSE
The work of repair to ST Mary,s
Church in San Jose is fast approaching
completion. Much has been done in
the matter of interior decorations and
to the nave transepts have been added.
These will be used as chapels. A new
organ, presented by one whose name
has been concealed, has been installed
and is said TO be one OF the sweetest
toned in the Garden City. 1t is ex-
pected that IL will be intoned for the
first time at Easter. Its cost was $1,000
The parishoners OF ST Rose Parish
have decided to hold a grand reunion
in Cofiilon Hall. Saturday. April 90,
when a choice programme OF enter
tainment Will be presented. Rev. Father
Nugent was selected honorary chair
man OF the committee of arrangements.
The officers of the committee are: j.
Hunt. chairman: ]. B. Sylver, vice