The Washington herald., 1907-01-12
CATHOLIC CHURCH NOTES.

Tomorrow. the first Sunday after Epiphany. vii
b. marked by impressive services iu two churches:
Confirmation and solemn putifcal Mass iB S.
Pa-ucks and the beginning II Forty Hours De
v0tign u ST. MaUs churches
CHURCH OF THE IMMACULATE CDNCEP-
TION: Rev. J. ID. Nau. pastor. Rev. Ambrose A
Baayau. assistant. Low masses to-mDTrCw AZ G.
:. and 2 O'Clock high mass 90 lo91 a. m.. YES
pcrs and Benejictiau, 7s9 b. m
HOLY TRINITY CHURCH: The attendance
during the fnt week Of the mission has been FCry
edfyiuE Next week VIII b. devoted exclusively
20 men, the exercises closing with papal Beuedic
tion Sunday. January o. az 80 j.. M
ST. J0sEPHs CHURCH. Rev. Father FsaIy
viii deliver the sermon a. the high mas 1870
O'Clock Tomorrow win Dr. Communion Sunday
for members 0f the Holy Name Society.
ST. DONHNIC's CHURCH: Pastor Rev Father
Hinch. a. T. Low masses tomorrow, g. 80. g
and 10 o'clock high mass. II O'Clock vesFers, 80
p. n. Masses Oh week days 6, SO Z, and 80
sodality q the Blessed Virgin Tuesday and Wed
nCsday cvcniHgs. 80 O'Clock.
ST. AIMS CHURCH. TENNALLYTOWN: Rev
Joseph C. Mallou, pastor Low mass tomorrow.
s.I5. high mass and EenCdiCti1D 0f the Blessed
Sacrament l).l5 a. H. Low mass iu Immaculate
every day as $50 O'Clock. and at same hours iE
House # Sisters IF Bon Secour.
ST. PETERS CHURCH. Among those ordained
In Baltimore Oh December p was Rev stephen
Morris a native o. that city. Who has been as
signed 90 this church assistant pastor. Father
Morris received his early religious teaching in ST.
Thomas Church. Baltimore. Of which Rev Fathes
OBum at present pastor Of THIS church. was
then pastor
FRANCISCAN MONASTERY. BROOKLAND:
High mass tomorrow az Q O'Clock; veslers and
Bencdicti0u Of the Blessed Sacrament, $50 p. m.
The chanting. IN pure Grogoriau. by the students
Of the Monastery is at an Times very solemn
and attractive feature # these services Tuesday
a -. "a zr HON
thony and Bc.-ejiction.
ST. ANTHONY's CHURCH: Rev. Father South
gate viii ofiCiate at high mass tomorrow at 1870
O'Clock Rev. Father Mark viii celebrate high mass
in soldiers Home Chapel, O'Clock. Members cf
the congregation aTe preparing for eucher to he
held en- February 6. in Carroll Institute Hail.
ST. STEPHENS CHURCH: Rev. Father Caughy
VIII otfcate at high mass tomorrow at
O'Clock: sermon by Rev. Father Williams NJ n
bcTs Of the Junior S0dality viii receive communion
m the morning and hold their meeting at ( ,. m.
Reception Of the St John Bcrchman Society to
moTroW afternoon. { O'Clock.
ST. THERESA's CHURCH. ANACOSTIA: Rev
Father Egan win celebrate high mass and preach
tomorrow. 10 80 a. IN. Rev. Father Bart viii OFF
ciatc in ST. Igatius Church Oy0u Hill. Md. on
Sunday. January %. the Feast Of the Holy Name
VIII be appropriately cCmmemoratsd in this church
Special vesper service at 80 O'Clock, 90 which all
members Of the Holy Name Societies throughout
the District are cordially invited. The sermon on
this occasion win be by Rev. Father Noon. of the
Dominican order
HOLY CROSS COLLEGE: Glasses have been re-
sumed at the college and at the university. Fifteen
II the samiu0rians made a journey on foot 10 An
napolis during the Christmas vacation. BY per
mission Il the Secretary of the Navy they were
shown through the Naval academy and one q the
war vessels lying i'm the harbor Among recent vis-
tors 10 Holy Cross were Col William H0ynes dean
II the law department at the University # Notru
Dame Brother Benadnc, G. 5. g., agent for
the Ave Maria Magazine. Is spending some weeks
here.
APOSTOLIC MISSION HOUSE: The annual re-
pert TO Archbishop Farley from the New York
Apostolate in which there are six diocesan priests
under the leadership Of Rev. DR. Guinan shows
the wonderful result Of foTty-oHe missions in that
State during the past year. thirteen of which were
to n0n-Catholio5 and FIVE to Catholics living in
remote, small places, 90 whom mission is a rare
favor and means the accomplishment Of much spir-
itual good The total number of those who made
the mission, filing al the requirements le6 e2j
and 5l converts were received into the church.
ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH: Rev Edward l.
Backey viii preach az the solemn high mass to
morrow at II OF clock. Madame de Blanpre wife
Of the naval attache Of the French Embassy will
sing al the offertory Of the unless prevented
b. a recent severe cold. Sunday January ., the