The Washington bee., 1907-02-09
THE CATHOLIC CHURCH.

and those connected with it. These
Christian workers seem TO do all ir
I their power for fallen humanity, re-
gardless OF color or condition. We
have in this city two colored ath-
olic churches. The pastors at these
churches are men of honor. The St
augustine Church is presided over
BY Rev. Paul Griffith, who is more
on the order of the late Father Be
rosie than any Catholic priest we
know. Father Griffith has instituted
series OF lectures for non-Catholics
The Bee would suggest to its readers.
no matter what their denomination
ma be, to go and hear these lectures.
In another column OF The Bee will.
be seen full particulars.
MISSION LECTURES FOR NON
CATHOLICS.
We are pleased to announce to all
our non-Catholic friends that a course
OF doctrinal lectures will be given in
ST. Augustine's Church, Washington,
d. =, by the Fathers from the Apos-
tolic Mission House, Sunday, Febru-
EEy -, to Sunday, February "a, 1907
As these lectures are intended fol
those not of the fold, no Catholics
will be admitted unless accompanied
BY their non-Catholic friends.
The purpose of these lectures Is
TO make known to our non-Catholic
friends what the CatholicChurch real
" believes and teaches and to prove
to all earnest-minded souls that the
Catholic Church is the one divine
sion OF the District chools. against
teacher who can tell with absolute
certainty the entire revelation of God.
The doctrines and practices of the
Catholic Church will be explained and
proved, in all friendliness and the diff
iculties of our non-Catholic brethren
answered through the Question Box.
We extend a most cordial invitation
to all non-Catholics to attend this
free lecture course, which we trust
will help them in understanding the
claim OF the Catholic Church to be
the divine representative of Jesus
Christ, the Son of God. Converts are.
also specially invited.
Respectfully,
Rev. Paul Griffith, Pastor.
Program of Lectures and the Preach
Sunday Morning, February y, II
A.M-Opening sermon, Rev. a. P.
Doyle. Answering OF questions on
religious topics every evening before
the lecture.
Sunday Night. February y, at 8
P.M.-SalvatiOn through Christ, Rev
Gallagher, St. Paul, MINI.
Monday night, February IS, at g
PMS One Religion as Good as
Another? Rev. I. H. Peschges, Wi
mona, MINI.
Tuesday Night, February I9, at 81
P.M.-The Bible and the Church
Rev. s. J. Lang, St. Paul, MINI.
Wednesday Night, February 20, al
3 P.M.-How Can We Get Our Sins
Forgiven? Rev. a. P. Doyle.
Thursday Night, February 2I, at 81
P.M-The Lords Supper; What 1t
IS? Rev. J. H. Peschges, Winona,
MINI.
Friday Night, February p, at 8.
P.M.-The Hereafter: What Becomes
of Our Dead; Rev. !. H. Lang. ST.
Paul, Minn.
Saturday Night, February p, at 3
PM.-The Merits OF Christ and the
Sacraments; Rev. 4. P. Doyle.
Sunday Morning, February 24 -.
High Mass; Rev. Michael Gallagher,
St. Paul, MINI.
Sunday Night-Why Am Cath
Ole? Rev. a. P. Doyle
THE QUESTION BOX.
Questions deposited in the Question
Box at the doors OF the Church will
be answered the following evening.
PERSONAL INTERVIEWS.
Those desiring to discuss particular
questions with the missionary may
call at the rectory. The fathers will
be pleased to meet them.
We feel confident that the announce
ment OF these lectures will be most
gratifying to hundreds OF earnest
seekers after the truth The subjects
treated are undoubtedly OF vital i'm
port to everyone who desires to know
with certainty the teaching Of Jesus