The herald., 1916-12-21
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HOLY NAME OF MARY CHRIST
MAS PROGRAM.
Midnight Mass.

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as sub-deacon. FIR. Petit will be
master of ceremonies.
FIR. NJ. ]. Larkin, S. NJ, will use
for the first time the chalice donated
to him by the people of Algiers dur
ing the summer He will naturally
remember all the donors during the
Holy Sacrifice.
Professor Herbert and Miss G..
Herbert have been at work for some
time rehearsing a new Mass for the
occasion, and a treat is in store for
the lucky worshippers on this occa-
sion.
Rev. FIR. Walls will preach next
Sunday at the 1890 Mass.
Masses, 5, 6, z, s, 9, 10 high mass.
There will be Masses also between
the above hours but there will al
ways be one beginning on the hour
from to 10.
Benediction after the 10 O'Clock
Mass and no evening services.
Sunday
Masses, 5, Z, 8. 1890 High Mass.
Baptism, ga.
BeneQlctlon, ROSARY foV
Meetings
st. Vincent de Paul. This society
held its regular meeting Monday.
which was we'll attended. The So
ciety has received several generous
donations for the poor, which will
be put to the usual good use. Such
gifts help very much, and make
Christmas a real day of rejoicing
for the donors.
Holy Name.
The projects held their regular
meeting Monday. The attendance
was not as large as it should be. All
are, however, requested to visit their
members to prepare them for the
regular meeting and communion.
The society will hold its annual
election of officers. Some of the old
ones have expressed their desire of
resigning, and hence some surprises
may be sprung. The present set of
officers have done excellent and
the absence will be a loss to the
society.
on Thursday in order to afford am
pie time for the election of officers.
After the elections there will be
a special game of basketball by the
seniors and juniors for the benefit
of the members of the society in
order that they Judge for themselves
of the good work that the H. N. G.
c. is doing for the young men and
the boys.
Holy Name Juniors.
The juniors are requested to be
present at the church meeting
Thursday at 1880. The parents are
asked to cooperate with the spir-
itual director, FIR. Petit in en-
couraging these boys to be faithful
In attending to the meetings. No
slip shod attendance will be toler-
ated. All those missing two regu-
lar meetings will be denied the priv
ileges of the organization.
The new buttons are in and they
are indeed beautiful. The badges
are expected in for Christmas and
the members will wear them for
their regular communion Sunday at
the U CloCK mass.
More boys are invited to Join this
society, which will help to bridge
over the dangerous passage from
boyhood to manhood.
Personal. ..s
Very Rev. P. McOscar, S. NJ, oil
Atlanta, left last Sunday night for
Georgia. He enjoyed his stay in
Algiers and his old friends were in
deed glad to see him.
Rev. M. j. Larkin, S. NJ, will be
In Thursday along with some others
of the faculty of jefferson College.
The Algiers fathers will be glad to
welcome them and FIR. Larkin usu-
ally turns the house over to them.
They generally make the place look
like Christmas through their abund- |
ance of good cheer and youthful
spirit.
Doll and Toy Tickets.
Doll and Toy tickets will be given
out at the rectory on Friday at 9
a. m.
Baptisms.
Violet Mercedes, daughter of VIM.
H. Harvey and Catherine Winger-
ter, of 921 Atlantic avenue. Spon-
sors, James Tingstrom and Violet
Strassel.
Jesse Floyd, SON of Duval G. Her.
bert and Ida A. Rody, of 1909 Pat
terson street. Sponsors, Kerrin .
Adone and Agile Duplantis. II
Francis Joseph, son of Theophilel I
and Lula Daigle, of 541 At i
antfc avenue. Sponsors, Mr.. and e
Mrs. A. Pierce. Ii