Evening star., 1916-08-05
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WWniyersity Wa ss1si Rev. Geale while ii. in
st Aloysius Club and the League of
the Sacred Heart, and for several years
was vice president of Gonzaga College.
Rev. Edward Fink, S. j., is transfer
red to Woodstock College, and Rev.
Miles Mclaughlin of Boston College.
VINO was stationed at St Aloysius some
twenty-nve years ago and taught in
Gonzaga College before his ordination
to the priesthood. will return for duty
here He is expected to arrive in the
city In the next few days
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1t will be pleasing to the friends of
| Rev. Howard J. Bell in Washington to
know that he has met with great sue
| cess in his pastorate at Freeland. Pa.
Until year and half ago Rev. Mr.
Bell was assistant pastor of the Fourth
! presbyterian Church in this city. His
| congregation at Freeland is increasing
| rapidly and the church is being rebuilt.
A Sunday school room is also under
! construction. fine manse will be
ready for occupancy in the autumn
| In st. Augustine's Church the League
OF the Sacred Heart will receive holy
| communion tomorrow at the o'clock
mass. when Rev. James O'Connor will
be the celebrant.
| ldHS are DelnS maze Tor a picnic 10
be given for the Sunday school pupils
| before the opening of the school year.
| $ y d &
| In Our Lady of Victory Church elabo-
rate preparations have been completed
for the annual picnic, to be held Tues
day. August %. on the grounds adjoin-
ing the church. A Maryland chicken
dinner will be served from o'clock to
lS pm; at 4 o'clock there will be a
baby show. when everybody's baby is
| welcome to enter, and where there VIII
be a corps of judges. who will decide
the merits of the contestants; a ball
| game will be played at 5, after which
there will be dancing for all those who
| desire to participate.
In st. Paurs Roman Catholic Church
| the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin VIII
receive holy communion at the o CLOCK
Friday evening at 7:3o o'clock the
rosary will be recited and benediction
of the blessed sacrament given.
| The session of the Catholic Sisters
Summer School at the Catholic Uni
versity closed on Friday, when the final
examinations were held. A retreat will
be given for the student body by Rev.
| Paschal Robinson. 1t will open tomor-
row evening at 7:30 o'clock with exer-
cises in the chapel of the recently dedi-
Gated Brady Memorial Hall, and will
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when the sisters will receive holy COM
munion in a body.
| Representative Morgan of Oklahoma
| is to address the Columbia Heights
| Christian gregation, now meeting
| road near 14th street. tomorrow morn
| ing at the IL o'clock service. John
Walker of the Vermont Avenue Chris
| tian Church is to sing.
De- INV rf
| Baltimore. who is to soon assume
| charge of the pastorate. is to preach.
Miss Belva Hoke is to sing.
The Baptist Ministers Conference, of
| which Rev. NJ. w. D. Norman is presi-
| dent and Rev. ]. 1. Loving secretary,
has presented a purse containing about
| 500 to Rev. Anderson Taylor, pastor
| of Trinity Colored Baptist Church.
! Church street between 14th and 18th
| streets. who has been ill for some
| time past.
At Union Methodist Episcopal
| Church tomorrow morning and even
ing. in the absence of the pastor, Rev.
John MacMurray, Rev. Deets Pickett,
temperance of the NJ. E. Church, will
speak. DIR. MacMurray is at Lincoln,
Neb., where he will preach tomorrow
evening at the Nebraska Epworth
! week give four lectures on THE Great
American Water Wagon" namely,
Jacques Bonhomme and John Barley
corn" The Whisky Octopus" PRO
don" and The Call of the City's
Streets
The children of st. Martins Catholic
Church will receive holy communion
tomorrow at a special mass celebrated
at o'clock by Rev. Maurice Alexan-
der.
| The devotions to st. Rita will take
place on Tuesday at 7:30 pm, and will
be conducted by Rev. Eugene Hannah.
In Nativity Catholic parish the lawn
fete held recently on the grounds ad
joining the church was a great hnan-
cial success. over $6i0 being realized
with which to liquidate the church
debt.
Rev. Franz NJ. Schneeweiss, assistant
pastor of st. Teresas Church. is in
New Brunswick. N j., where he went
| some weeks ago to be at the bedside
| of his mother. whose death is hourly
expected.
| In Rome. on the evening of July "A.
| after St Peters had been closed for
the night, the body of the late Pope
Leo XIII was transferred from the
resting place where it had lain since
his funeral fand which is now required
| for the body of the late Pope Plus X
20 the beautiful new 'loculus' recently
prepared for it in the adjoining Chapel
of the Presentation.
! The usual ceremony was carried out,
but in it's simplest and most private
| form. the only persons present being
, Cardinal Merry del Val, archpriest of
the basilica; Mgr. Bisogno. director
and Mgr. Cascioli. chancellor of the
| Chapter Of st. Peters. who performed
| the customary ceremony and attend
ants of the basilica. who performed the
manual work. Here the remains of
| the former pontir will lie until Pope
Benedict XIV deems the time opportune
to order their transference to the splen
! did tomb prepared thirteen years ago
| in the basilica of st. John Lateran.
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In Holy Rosary Church. at a special
mass celebrated at o'clock tomorrow
morning by Rev. n. De Carlo, the So
ciety OF Christian Mothers will receive
holy communion in body.
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