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HOLY NAME SOCIETY.
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ME is on a rest trip. as he is suffer
ing from the effects OF hard work IN
his parish. where he has been labor
ing for over thirty-ive years. The
last few days OF good weather have
made him an enthusiastic lover OF
the SoIth and especially Of New Or
leans. He was mere during Carnival
and enjoyed whatever he was able
to see.
Rev. Laurent Boredom Of st. Ber-
nard dropped in for dinner Tuesday.
He is always a most welcome visitor.
Father Boredom is still holding ser
vices in the old Estopinal Court
House. his church and rectory having
burned down last year.
Right Rev. Bishop Gum came IN
from Pass Christian on business n
incidentally came TO see his Ola
friend. Father Larkin, S. VI. Bishop
Gum is well posted on the great war
and was most interesting in his re-
marks. He vas %bubbling over with
life and cheerfulness.
Very Rev. Father SOllier returned
from Convent, La, satisfied and
pleased with the good work that is
carried on in the college and in the
different parishes. Very Rev. tather
Delahaye accompanied him. Father
Delaire also came along for his work
on Wednesday night.
Rev. ]. p. Cassagne collected a few
of his friends Tuesday and took
them to Pointe-ala-Hache Amongst
these was a Partisan father, Father
De la Frennay. who was sent TO TINS
country to accompany some WOUNDED
soldiers. but in reality il is rumored
that he is after Father Cassagne, VINO
should have been in the army a Ions
time ago. So if that series OF ser
mons on He'll come to a sudden stop,
YOU will know that the reverned gen
tleman is gone to where they are
giving a pretty fair idea OF mai no
torious place. Beware of him on his
return. for he will learn a few new
expressions from those German how
itzers.
LENTEN SERVICES.
Wednesday-Rosary, sermon and
bendiction at 1880. Sermon by
Father Delaire.
Friday-Stations for children at
9:15, stations for adults at 1880.
Sunday-Masses at 3, Z, 8 and
1920; baptisms from 3 to 4; evening
service, a sermon and benedic-
ton at 1880. Sermon by Father Cas-
sagne on Hell"
FIRST FRIDAY.
Thursday-Confessions from 3 to 4.
Friday-Masses at 5. 6 and Z.
ITALIAN MISSION GREAT sue.
CESS.
The Italian people responded to
the call of one Of their own beyond
the expectation of this worthy mis-
sionary. Sunday. when they were
freer than on other days. they filled
the main section of the church. They
listened with enraptured attention to
Father Gandino, who is an intense,
fluent and enthusiastic speaker. All
are well pleased. Many Of the old
people are delighted to hear the great
truths of salvation in their W mother
tongue. From all appearances it will
be a great success and Father Gan
dino will have every reason to be
proud of his people, who are naturally
very religious.
LENTEN ILLUSTRATED Lee
TURES.
- The opening of these lectures was
y1ost suspicious. The II. \. G. c. was
felI filled, so much so that accommo
/dations for about two hundred more
I will be provided for next Sunday.
DR.. Gaudin delivered a very inter
esting lecture, taking his hearers
from Jerusalem to Rome, through the
different stages of our Lords life. II
was listened to very attentively and
everybody was delighted. We are al
very thankful to DR.. Gaudin for his
kindness.
Sunday, March 4, instead of slides
the story of St. Joseph, Esther and
Joan Of Arc will be given in eight
reels of movies. This promises to be
a real treat. These pictures have al
ready been shown many times during
this season.
Remember the hour. $3.50. Doors
open at 8. No admission will be
charged.
Do not fail to see these instructive
and at the same time interesting pic
lures. There will be a special must
cal program by local talent.
HOLY NAME JUNIORS.
The juniors are requested to meet
at the hall at 8 a. m. Saturday. This
Is to take the place Of the meeting
of last Sunday, which had to be post
poned. Things are beginning to liven
up now and plans must be made to
meet the future needs Of this society.
Come boys, a good time is ahead. Tell
everybody to be on hand.
HOLY NAME PROJECTS.
Next Monday, at s p. M, regular
meeting of the Holy Name projects.
The bad weather and Carnival cele-
brations have forced these men to
miss several meetings. However,
nothing should interfere with this
meeting. 1t will be very important,
because of the preparation Of the big
communion in honor Of st. Joseph.
BAPTISMS.
Katherine B.. daughter Of George ].
Forrest and Catherine c. Barras of
227 Alix street. Sponsors, DR.. and
Mrs. V. F. Lowe.
Hazel Lucille, daughter Of Clarence
Herbig and Ola Sawyer. Sponsors, c.
Sawyer and Mrs. NJ. Herbig.
H. N. G. C. NOTES.
(By Me-
The game with the Alhambras,
called for Monday, February 20, was
postponed, due to the fact that most