Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-24
FEAST DAY TO
BE CELEBRATED
BISHOP FROM PORTUGAL WILL
OFFICIATE
TRANSLATION OF SACRED RELICS
COMMEMORATIVE
President 1aer of Occidental to Preach
at Temple Baptist Church SUM-
day Mornlne--other News
of Churches

Relics of st. Vincent de Paul, founder
of lie Vincentian order, and one Oh
the great feast days of that order, VII
he solemnly observed with pontlncal
mass Sunday morning at 1880 O'Clock
at the Church of st. Vincent de Faui'
Bishop de Silva of Lisbon, Porhugal'
will celebrate the mass and Will ne
assisted by the priests of st. vincent
college. -
The elaborate Easter musical pro
gram will be repeated at this service
and the altar boys will wear their
new red and white silk cassocks. Inc
Easter decorations will be copied tor
this service.
The feast is in celebration of the
translation of the relics of the founuer
of the order, which were hldden our
ing the French revolution in the sew.
enteenth century. After the close or
the revolution the relics were brought
FROM their hiding place and placed IN
the mother house of the Sisters OF
Charity in Paris, and it Is the ami
versary of this event which VIII De
celebrated Sunday.
Bishop de Silva will be assisted by
Revs. Mallory and Devine as deacons
of honor; Rev. J. ]. Martin, deacon of
con: Rev. ]. e. Lilley, master of cere-
mony. Very Rev. DR.. Glass will preach
the sermon. In the evening solemn
pontifical vespers will be celebrated
REV. D. j. Hurley will preach the SER
mon.
At Temple Baptist church Sunday
morning Rev. John Willis Baer, DID.
president of Occidental college, VIII
be the supply for the pulpit. He will
preach on 1.-THE Second Mile Chris
tan"
A new prayer meeting has been
formed at the church at $50 a. M, in
the second parlor, where those who
assemble will make special petition Tor
the speakers of the day and all the
work of the church. Strangers and
visitors will be welcome to this SER
vice.
In the Sunday school a special teach
err training class, under the instruc-
ton of Prof. c. c. Boynton, is doing
normal class work which is proving
helpful to those who take the course,
and many visitors attend to get point
ers for like classes in their home
churches.
Sunday evening the intermediate B.
Y. P. U. will meet in Children's hall
at 6:15 and will take up the study of
the work of Madame Teller in the
Grand Ligne mission among the
French Catholics in Canada. The Sc
nior society will meet at the same hour
in Berean hall and study the Spread
of Mohammedanism." Rev. L. A.
Gould will be the leader, and the les
son will be illustrated by maps and
charts.
At 7:30 Rev. Edwin Ransom Brown
will preach The subject for the even
ing sermon will be "Does God Send
Men to HELP"
The subject for the wednesday even
ing prayer meeting will be This Ordi-
nance to be Observed till Christ
Comes" and will be in the nature Of
a preparation meeting for the Lords
Supper the following Sunday.
At the Echo Park tabernacle Rev. E.
r. Brown will preach on Relatives of
Christ" Preaching service is held at
1890. Last Sunday Rev. L. A. Gould
was elected superintendent of the
tabernacle Sunday school.
Friday the women of Temple Bap-
fist church will be entertained by
man. The Lyra club, mandolin and
guitar will give a musical program,
which will be followed by social hour
and refreshments.
To Observe Anniversary
Sunday will mark the sixth anniver-
Sary of the pastorate of Rev. A. b.
Prichard. pastor of the Central Pres
byterian church. The fourteenth ami
versary of the organization of the
church will be observed during the
month of May. DR.. Prichard will
preach Sunday morning before the
Presbyterian congregation at Bairds-
town, which is just now being organ
lied.
j. H. Leavitt formerly with Evangel-
list Billy Sunday, will speak at the City
Union Rescue mission this evening.
Miss Olin will sing. Following this ser
vice the Good Samaritan club will
meet. Rev. William Walker of Pasa-
dena will speak at the Sunday evening
meeting and Rev. Fred Ross will speak
Monday evening.
The Baracca class of the Boyle
Heights Methodist church will enter
tain the Epworth league of the church
next Tuesday evening in the social par
lors.
Rev. Charles Edward Locke, pastor
of the First Methodist church, will
preach at the Sunday morning service,
and in the evening Evangelist Hugh r.
Smith will preach. ]. w. Patterson will
sing. The revival meetings which have
been held at this church during the
week have been very successful, and
much interest manifested. They will
be continued each evening next week
excepting Saturday.
Rev. A. S. Phelps, pastor of the Cen
trail Baptist church, will begin series
of Sunday evening sermons on "The
Worlds Great Paintings" as follows:
"Love and Life" by Watts; 1.-THE Last
Supper" by Leonardo da Ninci; 1.-The
Sistine Madonna" by Raphael; "The
Assumption, by Titan; Descent from
the Cross" by Reubens, and 1.-THE
Knight Death and the Devil" by Du
rer.
The Young Mems Christian associa-
ton will hold the regular mems meet
ing next Sunday in the auditorium Of
the building at 1920. The address will
be made by DR.. e. S. Chapman, gen
eral superintendent of the Anti-Saloon
league ,on the subject, "a Lost Crown:
Is 1t Yours?" There will be good
singing and Prof. Lefebre, the noted
saxophonist, will play several selec-
lions.
To Open ParochiaI Hall
The new parochial hall of the Lady
of Loretto parish will be formally
opened with a May festival on the
evenings Of May 81, % and 90. A con-
cert will be given each evening. The
new hall which is nearing completion,
IS located just north of the church on
Union avenue.
Rev. Francis T. Conaty will preach
at the 1890 o'clock mass Sunday morn
ing at the Cathedral of st. Vibiana.
Bishop conaty Goes to Rome
Bishop Conaty, with his party, sails
on the Moltke next Tuesday and will
go direct to Rome.
Father Conlon of st. Vincent's col
lege will have charge of the Bible
study class during the absence of
Bishop Conaty.
The fair given for the benefit of St.
Martha's home for working girls will