The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-05
CATHOLIC CHURCH NOTES.

The Epiphany of cur Lord viii he observed to
morrow. The word epiphany Cf Greek origin, sig
uihes appearance a becoming manifest, thus
the manifestation II Christ 20 the philosophers Of
the East is what Is signiisd By OF commemorated
/ IN the feast.
ST JOSEPH'S CHURCH: Rev Father Schmitt
viii preach at the high mass tomorrow. 10 30
I O'Clock Nssp5rs and BenediCti0n, = O'Clock. In
sructious fer children attending public school wiz
Be resumed this morning. 10 O'Clock.
HOLY TRINITY CHURCH: A two weeks mis-
sion VIII De opened al the high mass tomorrow. Il
O'Clock by Jesuit Fathers whose work as mis-
si1naries always ELECTS marvellous success. The first
week win be devoted o. instructions 70 women the
second to msu- Masses every morning at s. {. T.
and g oclock.
ST THERESA'S CHURCH. ANACOSTIA: High
mass tomorrow, 1879 O'Clock. win be attended by
all the solcmnity due the feast q the Epiphany
During this service and al vespers, 40 p. m, the
choir VIII render music Appropriate 10 the feast
The annual report Of the financial conditions of
the church viii be read By the pastor, Rev. Charles
NJ. Bart. at the high mass tomorrow.
SHRINE or THE SACRED HEART: At the
high mass tomorrow. 10 30 O'Clock and ycspers 80
?. m the feast q the Epiphany viii be ftiiugly
COMMUNICATED Sermon BY Rev. Father MCtite
Sunday school classes viii be resumed tomorrow
after the O'Clock mass DeTotions Of the Per
petuaI Novena Of the sacred Heart every sunday
afternoon. 40 O'Clock.
ST ALOYSICS CHURCH: Rev. Francis T Nc
Carthy, :, ! will preach at the high mass to
mnrrow, Il O'Clock. The choir under the direction
Of Prof. kubel. viii render a musical programme
appropriate 70 the feast Of the Epiphany At the
yesper service, 80 p. m, Rev. John Sc1y. ;. j.,
sill resume the discoursss explanatory Of Catholic
belief All written question placed in the QUcs-
tion box VIII be answered before the discourse be
gins Next Friday evening. 30 O'Clock, DeTotions
2 So
Sacrament.
ST AUGUslINE's CHURCH: The financial re-
port Of the church viii be read hy the pastor Rev
Paul Griffith, sat the high 20 morrow, II
clock Immediately after vespers tomorrow even
ing the Fathers Of ST. Augastine's viii hold their
! annual reception in the basement Of the church
Members Of the League Of the Sacred Heart viii re-
ceive Holy Communion tomorrow. Meeting at 80
D. m of the Juvenile Catholic Beneficial Society. a
sick benefit organization for children. The DOna-
ton Club win meet Monday evening at the usual
hour Sodaity Thursday evening, s O'Clock.
ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH.: soiemnizing the
feast Of the Epphauy. the services viii be very
impressive tomorrow and the music appropriate,
Solemn high mass will be celebrated at Il O'Clock
Sermon BY Rev. Thomas S. Lee. The altar viii be
beautifully adorned for the feast Members Of the
Junior League Of the Blessed Ssrsmeut vii receive
Holy Communion at the O'Clock mass and meet
at 2:l5 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. Members OF
the Sodaty Of the Blessed Virgin wiz meet next
Tuesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock in the chapel Of
the Convent Of the Visitation in Connecticut ave
hue.
ST. MARY'S CHURCH: Tomorrow viii be com
munion Sunday for members of the SOdality Of the
Blessed Virgin Low mass, 80 O'Clock; high mass,
/ 1880 O'Clock vespers. p. Forty Hours Deye-
ton VIII begin at the high mass on Sunday, Jana
aTy Is. Rev Father WunnenbeTg offCiated on Wed
nesiay at the funeral Of little Annie aud Frank
Kunlo. who were killed in the deplorable railroad
disaster on Sunday last The funeral was one Of
4 the most pathetic IN Washington because
| the parents Of the children lying Ill and dan
/ gerUusly wounded in hospitals, as IS also little