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miracles wrought by Philip is doubly sig
nifcant Simon was Sc deeply convinced
as 10 give intellectual assent to Philips
propaganda
RELIGION NOT FOR SALE
The Jerusalem leaders had gone down
TO Same-ia to aid Philip in his new propa-
ganda- The strong were interested in the
weak. The apostles were not so engrossed
in the Jerusalem parish that they lost
their vision or sense OF responsibility FOR
the whole cause. We look In vain for
any marrow parochialism in that early
church. Peter and John went 20 SamaTis
and laid their hands apon the new be
lievers, who then received the Holy Spirit
Simon saw this performance. He had
the business mans intuitiYe discernment
Of q distant dollar. Perceiving the profit
that could be made OF this gift OF laying
on OF hands for the importation of the
wonderful spirit. ne coveted the SAME
power He was an example Of the not un-
familiar type OF the man who ever has
his eye open for the main chance So.
awaiting a convenient opportunity he
sought an interview with Peter and John,
and offered them money II they would
teach him this gift
Peters answer. as rendered in the twen-
tieth century. New Testament. indicates
that there is sometimes justification foy
very strong speech: Take your money 70
perdit;On with YOU Peter exclaimed,
The occasion justified the language II
was a great Wickedness that Simon, the
sorcerer. attempted. and equally great as
il rears its head in our modern church
life. Whoever attempts TO inject mer-
cenary methods into spiritual religion Is
labeled with Simon's name, the sin OF
simOny.
The modern tendency 10 exalt the rich
layman simply because he is rich IS moth
ing less than sheer simony When shall
We learn the obvious lesson that it is not
by her wealth, but by her spirit. that the
church triumphs in her mission? Simon
was terror-stricken by Peters adjura-
Iion. when the latter declared that he
had no part OF lot in the message because
his heart was not right with God. The
only place that money has in the king
dom Of heaven is as form and token OF
service and allegiance 4 man may honor
God with his substance, but II is always
possible 70 honor Him more with the
heart. The former Is not possible without
the latter The rich man In religious
work enjoys no handicap over his poorer
brother who has only the devotion OF his
heart and the labor Of his life 10 give %
his Master. To every one who thinks that
place or power in the kingdom OF heaven
can be bought with riches come Simon
Peters words. Take your money 10 per-
dition with you
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

HANfLINE Y. z. CHURCH. sh and SIS. Nv
Rev Charles E Guthrie, pastor so a. Il.
sunday schocl Il a. n. sernou b the pas-o--
So :. II. EgFor7h League service - ? r..
last sermon q the series O. Josephs subject
''Joseph 1-epsring for his own death: or. EaTiy
sieznngs of the resurrection Seats free st-zn-
Eers WelcJme-
FOUNDRY u. z CHURCH, 18th and Church SIS.
nv Rev. Robert II Moore. D D.. pas1or- SUI
day school. e13 a. Il. Preaching az Z a. n ard
=. m. b the pastor Sons service a. : , n
Epvo-tA Lesgue. p Il seats free Ever5ood5
invited
METROPOLITAN MEMORIAL NJ z. CHURCH.
oo-ner John Marshall place and 9 s. John Red
Shsunon minister. A. Il q n. President Thir-
kidd u HoEsrd University. VII p-esch- At
2 H. the hl-n.cnthIy service q music and song
With Scripture rezdinzs Sunday scaocl and the
Metropolitan Bible Class AZ 80 a. z. EpTo-th
Lame Al 6-s5 q Il
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EPISCOPAL.
81. rHoNfAs. cHrRCH

ST. THOMAS CHURCH
APPOINTMENTS
500 a m.-Hoiy CoEnTnunion-
80 q m.-Sunday school
ss5 a. m-Ycmg Mems Bible Gas.
s:i5 a. E--YOuns Women's Bible Class.
uA3 a. m--SCryice and scTmOn By the BISHOP
OF WESTERN NEW YORK
81 ?. m--Instruction In Church Doctrine b
rectcT
So 2 m--SerTice AID seTmon hy rector.
IMPORTANT.
sSl D. r. Tussisy-Rey. FLOYD W T0mpkius.
D. D.. rector cf Holy Trinity Church.
Philadelphia. viii preach the
MISSION. which begins next day
Ash "wednesday. TIE MISSION lasts
ten DAYS Al cordially welcome
CHURCH OF The EPIPHANY. G s., rear H;h
- Rector Rex. 2. H Mckin, D. ID Sunday
services: Hoiy Communion. a m ss-Tlce and
sermon b. the rector. II a. m instruction Ou
confirmation. SIS r n SerTice az 2 u- ssTTlce
and sermon by the rector. = H. SUBJECT a. :
r n a great DeTl ard a great ceiiFeTanee-
Ash "Wednesday. q. n-, j 2 NJ 40 p n
ShoTr services for busy PEOPLE daily II Lert lex
eep. SATURDAY. a. z II
CHURCH OF The ASCENSION. Mass. ave. and
ieth st. nv Rev J. Henufrg Mems rector.
Services aud II a d and D n. The rrctor
VIII preach al L a. u. and 2. n. ne subject
q the morning sermon VII Be The gates q ael
snail not prevail against IL Ash Wednesday :
q h0lT AuniElillllQls a. A-lt@A+r pS--1l-
tiai orce. and ssTmCr, { p n. evening F-syer and
address. Thursday. AS p n. evening payer and
sdGrsss- Friday. sA5 p II. evening prayer and
address. 2 II. evening prayer and sernon o.
the rector; Junior Brotherhood ssrTice. Saturday.
as q n devotional hour with cormunlcants q
the diocese; the RI Rev. Bishop q Wasting
ton-
ST. JAMES CHURCH. sth s.. between and c
SIS re. Services. 20. 30 and Il a T.. 80 and
20 d n school e u.
TRINITY CHURCH. ID and SIS. Nv Rev.
Richard 2. Williams. rector Services a. - H.
ard 8. Confirmation lecture a. 30. Ash We1nes-
day. - 80 L. and s
ST. MARKS CHURCH. 5d and 4 SIS. Sc Clsrsy.
Rev. ". L De Tries. Ph. D., and ReT- r A
Curtis Services. 20. Il, T. and D. Ash Weines-
day. Febr1ary q 2 L. s;s5. ard 80
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mass and coTapline without any instru-
mental support They did SO well that
Mgr Mackin was not aware OF Mr- Win
chester's absence until told OF the fact
after the service.
Mr. CcnneI received numerous congrat-
ulations for his skillful handling OF the
singers in such an emergency. anG the
ChOTisters showed the results Of careful
training. because OF their ability 10 sus-
tain their parts without a fiaw.
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SHORT-SENTENCE SERMONS.

SO prone are mortals to their own dam
nation IL seems as though a DEVILS use
were gone.-Ano1.
Il is not so much the prayer. but the
prayer that moves the heart OF Cod
W H. Territt.
Lore is not love
Which alters when L alteration finds;
Oh no, i IS an ever fixed marx
That looks on tempests ard Is never shaken
-Shskespesre.
God spares not. that He may spare; He
pities not. that He may pity.-origen-
Owe no man anything. save 10 love one
another; for he that loveth his neighbor
hath fulfilled the law.-Paul.
Best 1t Is indeed.
To speud ourselves upon the general good;
Ard of misunderstood
To strive 10 Bft the limbs and knees ths. bleed;
This is the best. the fullest need.
Lewis Morris.
Every noble life can he traced 10 a great
renunciation and every ignoble life 10 a
great refusal: the alternatives are always
essentially the same-duty and pleasure.
the austerity OF Canaan and the luxury
OF Sodom.-James Strachan-
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BISHOP TO CONFIRM
Communion Service in Chapel
Of Nativity Tomorrow.
LENT BEGINS ON WEDNESDAY
Special season OF Prayer, Aims CIV
iaE, and SeIf-deninI-Rev. DR.. F..
w. Tompkins. of Philadelphia,
to Preach Here-St. Marks Club
for Young People Prosperous.

Bishop Harding has several eonhrrla-
ton and other appointments the coming
week He is to hold confirmation service
in the Chapel of the Nativity. Rev. z.
II. Thompson. rector. on Sunday morning,
al II a. m. and in the evening he will
preach a. St. Lukes Church. On Ash
Wednesday he will be at the Church Of
the Incarnation at 1879 a. m
The bishop hopes, following on the lines
Of Bishop Satterlee's work, 20 have al
ST. PauFs a similar service during Len;
that Bishop Satterlee had at the Church
Of the Ascension, in which he especially
addressed himself 70 the communicates
Of the diocese Bishop Harding viii be-
gin this on Ash Wednesday, az o'clock.
in st. Psurs Church.
On February q the church's annual
season Of special prayer. aims giving,
and seIf-deniaI. known as Lent, begins.
and lasts for forty days. The Church
during that time requires OF her people
that they shall in their homes. in their
work. in their hours Of leisure. seek 10
live by rule. and give more OF their time
than is their wont 70 prayer. % Bible
reading and study. 20 public worship and
instruction.
The subject of The Churchman's League
Lenten lectures this year viii be the
Origin and development OF our church. -
They are to be delivered at the Church
OF the Ascension. Massachusetts avenue
and Twelfth street. every Tuesday. be
ginning at S p m.
The opening service will be short; II
is important. therefore. that those who
desire 70 hear the lectures in their en-
tirety should be in the church promptly
al P. n. An oftertory viii be taken
70 defray the expenses Of the lecture
course
The speakers and subjects are as fol-
lows;
March >. The British church" Ri
Rev. Alfred Harding. D. D. Bishop Of
Washington.
March 3. The conversion OF the Anglo
Ssxons.~ the Rev. Randolph Il McKim.
D. D.. IL. D.. rector Of Epiphany parish.
March IS History Of Magma Charta
Parliament concerning the Roman see
Rev. William A. Barr. D. D. rector OF
St Pauls parish. LynChbUrg. Va.
March 2. The true relation OF Henry
VIII 70 the English Reformation" Rev
! c. Ernest Smith. D. D. D. c. Z, rector
OF St. Thomas parish.
March g. Fundamental principles OF
the English Reformation. Rt Rev
/ Frederick Joseph Kinsman. D D.. bishop
Of Delaware
4 mission is TO be preached ID. "
by the rector Of s.. Thomas parish IN
St Thomas Church beginning February
| p and continuing TIL March .
On the evening before the mission be-
GINS O'Clock on Shrove TUesday-Rev.
I Or. Floyd W Thompkins. rector OF Holy
/ Trinity Church. Philadelphia. viii preach
+ on the subject Of the mission. and on the
Sunday f0llowing-March the bishop Of
the diocese viii preach OF the same sub
/ ject g
A mission is a course o. services and
meetings in which a special effort IS
made 20 awaken souls; that those who
are in sin may forSake it and turn 70
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Russsr: March 2, Rev. J. J. Ryan, " 5
c.: March q. Rev John Brady: April +
Rev. Ellie Russer-
Tuesday evenings. March .. Rev. Will
lam Colbert; March g Rev. William Glib
son; March Is. Rev. a z Zimmerman,
NJ s C: March 3. Rev. J. J. Ryan, NJ
s c; March 81. Rev. Charles L O'BTien.
Tne sS.-~on Tuesday evening, April g.
Holy Thursday. Coed Friday. and on
Easter Sunday will be preached by Rev.
Father A ?. DOYLE. c. s p
Rev William Colbert, Of the Apostolic
Mission House. will inaugurate the Lent
en- course in 81. Vincent de PauTs Church.
preaching Sunday. February - on The
pearl OF a great price The sermon in
that church. sunday, March = viii be
given by Rev. D. J Mountain: March Il.
Rev. William Gibson; March =, Rev.
John Dopgherty; March ., Rev John
Ryan. NJ. S. G.: April l. Very Rev. A P.
Doyle. c. s P.
Rev. James NJ. ellis. c s. P. rector
Of St Thomas Aquinas College, viii
preach in the Shrine Of the Sacred Heart
every Wednesday evening al 80 o'clock
beginning Ash Wednesday. Father ellis
viii preach Palm Sunday evening when
the choir viii render the Seven Last
Words"
Rev Herbert Vaughan, D D. OF Lon
don. England. and Rev. Alvah Doran, Of
Philadelphia. VIII give a mission for non
Catholics in the Shrine of the Sacred
Heart, beginning March Il and conclud-
ing March q The subjects OF the dis
course viii ne given IN this column on
Saturday. March Is
A two weeks mission by Paulist Fathers
will open in St Augustine's Church on
Sunday. February IS The first week viii
be for women. and the second for men.
Three Of the most eminent preachers in
the Paulist order viii conduct the mis-
sion-Rev Father Thomas Burke. G. s.
P; Rev Father James ". ellis. c. S
p and Rev. Father John Harvey, c. s. P.
At the Church of the Nativity. Bright
wood. the ashes viii be blessed and dis
tributed at the O'Clock mass Ash We'd
nesday and from 70 $50 o'clock in the
afternoon Rev. Edward J. Fitzgerald,
o. P. OF the Dominican House OF Studies.
viii preach at 7:S0 O'Clock that evening.
euchre party, for the benefit OF the
church debt. win be held In the basement
hall next Tuesday evening
Rev. John Harvey. c. S. P preached
Wednesday evening in St Patrick's
Church at the meeting Of the Sodality Of
the Blessed Virgin Mary, Rev. James A.
Smyth. director One hundred and fifty
five members were received that evening
30 men and 70 women This additional
number gives to the scdality a total Of
between 7o9 ard 500 members, by far the
largest in the District.
Until after Easter sOdsiity devOtions in
St Patrlck's Church viii be combined
with the regular Wednesday evening
Lenten services. and viii be held al 7.s0
O'Clock.
) course OF sermons viii be preached
by Rev Father Snyth on The cEarae-
teristicS OF Christ Wednesday evening
March 3, The call Of Christ March 10,
Jesus. our Saviour" March Il. Jesus.
our light" March q, Jesus, our model"
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CONGREGATIONAL.

SrT. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Columbia road and l4rh 81. nv. Rev II Ross
Fisbburr. pastor. 50 a. II, sunday school Il
q IL. serulo7 b TIE psstor, s1basct- Seeing
shat re lcok for ,. n. junior Eo6szyUr-
50 ?. n. Senior E1desvo- 2 n. fist se-ul0l
b. pastor N series under TIE s-sTices of the
Young Pecple's SOCIETY," subject. The choice 0f
a God. 1fusic b. quartet and cbo-us ohoiE-
Telcune for al.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. COZ. lo-h
and e SIS Nv. Rev Samuel woodrow d. D.,
pa-to-. L &. r. ard s .. n. pubic worship
with ser1non by tie pastor; TIE patience q
Iesrs --Gidc0ns hand. Music b. quartet and
chorus choir. Jed b. D. J. ". Bischo1- orgsulS-
go g. H.. SUNDAY school. 5s5 ?. r.. y P.
q
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CATHOLIC CHURCH NOTES.

Tomorrow viii be Communion Day for
members OF the Third Sunday League of
St Aloysius Church Fifteen hundred
men will attend the : o'clock mass and
receive Holy Communion IN a body. Rev.
Father Eugene De I. Mcdonnell, S J..
will conduct the service.
Rev. Augustus J. Dusrte. s J.. will
preach at the high mass tomorrow:
Rev. Father David J. Doach, s. J., will
give the sermon at compline-
A large number Of new members will
be received into the League Of the Good
Shepherd of St Patrick's Church al s
O'Clock tomorrow evening. Rev Dr. Rus
sell will conduct the solemn rites and
viii preach the sermon
The League Of the Good Shepherd was
organized four months ago, and has now
I membership Of over 500 men.
I The penetentiai season Of Lent begins
next Wednesday. Instituted by the Apos-
ties in memory Of the forty days fast OF
Christ in the desert. the holy. season ex-
tends from Ash Wednesday 20 Easter
! Sunday. It is ushered in significantly by
the sign Of the cross made with blessed
ashes on the heads Of the people. The
ashes. are a symbol of death which man
has merited by sin; hence the priest,
while putting ashes on the heads Of the
faithful, says: Remember, man. that thou
art dust. and unto dust taou shalt re-
turn"
But the church places hope beside this
sadness. The sign OF the cross made
| on the forehead with the ashes is 10 re-
mind man that death has been conquered
by the Divine One crUcified. and that
through Calvary the dust has become for
redeemed man the cradle OF a life glo-
rious and immortal.
Rev. Walter Elliott, c. s P; Rev
Alexander P. Doyle. c. S. P. Of the
Apostolic Mission House. and the student
priests Of the missionary apostolate will
give a series Of sermons in many
churches OF Washington and Baltimore
during the Lenten season
Father Elliott viii preach al the high
mass in St Joseph's Church, Sundays
February Is. March :. a, and q. He will
give a course of sermons in Corpus
Christi Church. Baltimore, Sunday even
ing April g.
A series Of sermons VIII be given Sun
day evenings in SITS. Philip and James
Church. Baltimore. by priests from the
Apostolic Mission House and on Tuesday
evenings in St. Bernard's Church.
Father Doyle viii inaugurate the Lent
en- course In 81. Theresa's Church. Ana
costa. next Wednesday evening. with a
discourse on The spirit of<Lent-" sun
day evening. February ., he will preach
OF Friendship Of God" Rev. William
Gibson viii preach Sunday evening.
March :. Rev. John DoUgherty. March Il.
Rev. John Brady, March y; Rev William
Gibson, March * and Rev. William Col
bert, April l.
Lenten sermons in St Martins Church.
this city. viii be given on SUNDAY and
Tuesday evenings as follows: February
q. Rev. William Gibson; March I. Rev
! Charles Z. c'Briens March Il. Rev. Emile
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FIKsT-The Strangers sabbath Hone-John Mar
shall p. nw. DonsId & MacJeod. uinistsr- q
a. II. ". H. Clagett. D. D.. q Dallas. Tszs
vii preach: subject. THE NEW BIRTH" 7sz5
,. r.. solE seTI0n. With short sermoa by ths
pastor. All s-e welcome
NEW YORK AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
New York ave. n and Bth SIS. Dr. Wallace
Radcliffe pastor. 3. n, public worship; SER
rOn by TIE pastor 7s5 ? n. An cd -fashioled
piCtu1e- series 30 4. n Bible school 80
g. n. adult ciasses SO p II. Christian E1,s
6esToE Society.
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT,
Connecticut ave. y and 18th stA
Charles Wood minisse--
Tyler Dennett. assistant minister.
james McC. Henry. minister of Peck Chaps-
II a. Il. the pastor VII preach
I p n. Rev. Paul Doltz Of Eoilo ?. /, essz-ct
missonarT II the PhilipTires.
Musical service. led b church qasrtet. fo7 ssa
70 O'Clock
2 II. The pastor VIII r-ezch o. ~God's rsvsls<
ti0u n Himself IN the srsrs"
Musical service from : y % 5 o'cIcck- Headelss
sohr's centenary; the $. Cecilia Quartet
Sunday sclool ar ss5 s. z.
Christian ErdraFcr meeting. 3 ?. 70.
THURSDAY evening az 3 midseek se7vics.
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SEyENTH-DAY ADyENTISTS.

PASTOR JAMES 2 sHCLTZ WILL SPEAK At
the regular service IN the Mero-isl Church. IN
and u sts nv. to-moTTCw evening az IS None
vil fail 70 be Interested IN Tie Millennium" !"
which suhjeCr vii be discussed During his re-
marks he vii take ccrzsion % answer the oft
pe-tiexinS questions. Where VII the righteous
abide 6rrine this Ve-iod1 What VIII be the COT
ditiou q the ungodly, What VIII Be done with
Sat.rt- Al are cnrialr inFifsi
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RECEPTION TO REV. Mr.. NELMS.
Marks First Anniversary of PGstoR
AT AScrExfOu Church

at Ascension Church.
A reception in honor Of Rev and Mrs.
J. Henning Nelms was held in the Church
OF the Ascension last evening Il was
the first anniversary OF the assumption of
the pastOrate by Dr. Nelms-
The vestrymen and the Mems Club were
the hosts OF the evening. and the mem
bers OF the congregation were their
guests. This arrangement was especially
appropriate. because the pastors work
for the Mems Club has Deen q leading
feature OF his brief occupancy OF the As
cension pulpit However. all Joined in
the tribute Of appreciation. and the con-
greg2ti0n was largely represented, despite
the forbidding weather.
As a token Of their affection. the Mems
Club presented a leather chair for the
library of DR.. Neims. Refreshments vera
served. and a most enjoyable evening was
spent
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.

ST. PAUL u. z. CHURCH SOUTH. q ard :
So uH. ReT. Wn- Esstace Heury. pastor Divine
worship. Il a. n. rs r n Other services as
usual. Cordial welcome for ssrarseu
Mt. VERNON PLACE n. z CHURCH SOUTH.
on s-h ard IS Nv. J. Howard Wells, pastor
80. SUNDAY school. i q. II. The church needs
ren. men need the churcE, O. Gods cali %
u,en- 2 n EpForth Lszzus- o n. The
Eir--s Ei-traE-ara III IN 4
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH 18Th ard Corcorzn SIS. IN. Ths
Rev Prank Sewan. D. D. pastor. wil rreaci a
i A. N. Sunday sclooi. L-I5 : Il. LecrU7s
VIII n Christian ecuuUuiCs- TIE INDTs
VIDUAL AND The COMMON COON" b -
Rev HERBERT g SMALL q BriizeEats-,
Mass Al are invited II pastors stgdy. WGtu5ss
d.. 80 ?. IL. Pastors Yeuzs PeoPle's Confe--
ence- Fs1day. .:i5 ,. n, EITANY and b-ief ads
dress n church. Al are Eeicous.
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SONSECTARIAN.

PEOPLES CHURCH. Pythisn Tsnpls DE 70
g Services a. I1-I5 g. H.. RsT. George Wis
Coose q Wakefield. Mass VII speak OF -Tl5
beauty ard joy of ife secured for al" P-os.
NeEbsIrzh's Bible Study Cas- a. B q T. 8
cordial invitation is extended
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II THERAN.

HELLER MEMORIAL. Nd ave sud sh - ne.
Rev G. P Wiles. pastor Preaching. L a. IT.
Specisi nissi1nz-J services b Sunday sc1ool 30
= H. Other services a. us-al- Mems kio-e Class
Association banquet. TUESDAY, ?. Il
MEMORIAL Pastor J. q. Butler SeTTi0sS. with
se7mcu b TastoT. az i after1oo1- az T. b G. z
Butler. Tnchurched people especially Luthe-zns.
ro7iiaIlv invited Free pews-
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. oor 18th zn6 -
Ulysses g. b Pie-ce. minister. s.fS Il II. Slls
dzy sChooi Class fo- the Comparative Stuiy q.
Religion ard Unity Study Class 4 a. n. uoru-
inE service; sermon b Rev. e z s. John. e
Phl26alphia- ? N. Yong PecEls's RsEEi1-s
Jnior- p II evening serTlce, se-1111 y Rev.
c. z ST. JOHN he r1blic invited 70 a.
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March q, Jesus. our friend" and April
:, Jesus, our reward
Rev. Dr.. W. T. Fletcher. Of Baltimore;
Rev. .AIoysius Brosnan, s. J, Of George
town University. and other visiting
priests viii preach Sunday evenings in
the Shrine Of the Sacred Heart
Very Rev. D J. Kennedy o. P. VII
give the Wednesday evening course OF
Lenten sermons in St DOminic's Church,
beginning March ;
Encouraging accounts from Providence
Hospital yesterday. to the effect that
Father Finnertv is steadily gaining
strength. brought JOY 10 the priests and
congregation OF ST. Dominic's Church,
who have been much alarmed over the
young clergyman's condition
Rev. Ignatius Fealy. OF St Joseph's.
VIII give an illustrated lecture 20 the
students Of st. Charles College on Wash
ington's Birthday. The subject Of the
lecture. A tGunt through the Old
World" furnishes Father Fealy an op-
nortunitv TO describe in an entertaining
manner his recent trip through Europe
Ernest T Winchester. organist and
choirmaster Of St. Pauls and 81. Alloy
sius' churches and director Of music at
Gonzaga College. has besn confined 10
his room for the past ten days. owing 20
a nervous breakdown, due 70 the many
and exscting duties of his profession
During Mr Winchesters Illness. J.
Clarke Middleton has been in charge at
s.. Aloysius and John n. Connel. the
able associate choirmasser. has been in
charge at s.. PauTs Church. The sane
tuarv choir of ST. PauTs Church Won
laurels last Sunday By singing tbs high
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SPIRITUALISM.

DR. ! N. TEMPLE. BUSINESS AND TEST
Medium. vii bold g-snd test meeting fo- spiritual
messages SUNDAY. Tuesday. ard Friday az ?. Il.
READINGS daily sd srh ST
MRS. NOBBE HOLDS SPIRITUAL MEETINGS
even SUNDAY. Tuesday. and FriGay nights az :
O'Clock. Private readings daily. lS3 Il;h s.. ~.
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CHRIS

VERMONT AVENUE CHURCH. Vt ave. uo-th q
\ s. Preaching az 7 and 80 b. Rev. 3 A
Abbott q Baltimc-e. c. {. az e51 Bible Schocl
e3c All seats free a. all services.
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SPIRITUAL SCIENCE.

SPIRITUAL SCIENCE CHURCH. Rev. May A.
Price MEDIUM. Meeting. Sundays. s =. II. Recha-
bite Hall - Sc. cor. B. 81 ard Pa ave. Pr1-
vate readings daily. Circles Tues. and ? n.
at 10 5th ne.
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YleetinE of Brotherhood.

The Brotherhood Of the Metropolitan
Bible Class held a meeting Tuesday
last at the Office OF Dr.. Cuthbertson. The
meeting was well attended. and thers
was sR interesting programme
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OTHER SERVICES.

COLONIAL SUNDAY. YOUNG WONES'8
Christian Association. 80 , II ArS George 7,
SInsllEcod VII SPEAK Cl ~H0w Sunday Ess spezs
b. the cnlouists ard ifs e1e1 q Civilization .
1iE-sic hy quartet q y0ulz ladies' fron WISHING
Ion SeTrfu7-r
The Washington herald., 1909-02-20
UNIVERSALIST.

CHURCH or OUR FATHER. Is,h ard L SIS "
ReT John Van Schaick. T.. pastor Il a. n
morning service. scs5 a. n. sunday schoCl-
2 n Y. 2 c L r N. I'r. Powers Class
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PRES3YTERTAS.
MendelSSOhn Centenary Service,
CHURCH OF The COVENANT,
Sunday Evening, 7::30 O'clock.

Led by the st. Cecilia Quartet.
ME. Armand GumPrecEf. Orzanfst.
Mrs Anne Granf-Fazitt. Soprano.
Miss Esther GumPreeht, Alto.
Hr. Melville D. Hensey, Tenor.
NF- Arthur Porter, Bass
Al the \ o'clock service the series
OF dfSeOurseS by Dr.. Wood on Goods
Revelation Of Himself In His
Works will be continued.
Special Subject; ~The Revelation
In the Stc-S-S