The herald., 1917-02-15
NEW ORLEANS, FEB. Is, 1917.
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Visitors.

Visitors.
Very Rev FIR. SOllier, S. NJ, d. D.,
provincial superior of the Marist Or
der is again in Algiers on his annual
visit OF the Marist houses in the Uni
ted States. He will stay a few days in
Algiers and then proceed to the other
Marist houses in Louisiana which are
jefferson College, st. Michael's. st.
Joseph, st. Mary's,. So far he reports
progress all along the line, although
the war has taken away a few valu-
able men, and made it very difficult
for him to fill some of the vacancies
caused by h departure of these men.
His visit is always welcomed by the
Marist Fathers because through him
they get in touch with the work of
the society in other parts of the coun-
try. Some of the old friends of FIR.
st. Martin will be glad to know that
ne is doing splendid work in the frOz-
en- regions of Northern Maine. He.
has through strenuous efforts paid of
a heavy debt on his church, and he is
now free and ready to make new i'm.
prOvements for the benefit of his de
voted people.
Very Rev T. J. Larkin, S. NJ. is still !
enjoying his stay up North, although |
he is expected back every day now
The children of school will be mos |
anxious to see him back with them
helping along in his good old way.
Fathers Charles and Ignatius.
These two popular missionaries
though not coming to Algiers this
year, will nevertheless be in New Or
leans. This will be good news tC
their many friends and admirers. Two
better men have never beer seer ir
this vicinity and it is with pleasure
that all will welcome them here. They
will most certainly come over to Al
giers for a day or so. FIR. Ignatiu.
in his cheerful way reports that he
will be around on March II, wearinj
a special shade of green; and FIR
Charles will explain the why anC
wherefore of this particular hue.
Services.
Sunday Masses, 5, Z, 8, 1890. High
Mass sermon by Rev. FIR. Cassagne.
Sunday c~ommunions:
Holy Name Society ) Mass; Holy
Name Juniors, Z Mass; Children OF
Mary, Srs. and Jrs. Z Mass.
Baptisms, "a; Benediction, 4:30.
Sick.
Mr.. Address, Homer Lagarde. Mrs.
Welsh, Mrs. Mcpherson, Qumlan and
Milan.
Chief Reynolds is much improved
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each day. The pain is far from hav-
ing disappeared entirely but he can
not stand the confinement any longer
Miss Mamie Morrison has been
home for a few days on account of a |
severe cold. Her presence is much
needed in the play that is to be staged
on the 18th of March by the Convent
school. !!
Baptisms.
John William, son of John Choate
and Lizetta Crawford; sponsors
Ge0ACrawford and Catherine Sulli-
Teresa, daughter of Edward
Sch and Eva Degruy; sponsors,
* M. Callaghan and Teresa Gull
Myrtle May Anne, daughter of Phil
ZIP Verberne and Alice Burdett; spon.
sors Joseph McCloskey and Myrtle
Burlett.
Irwin Maurice, son of w. ]. Massi.t
cot and l.. Broussard of AL Bouny St.
sponsors Louise Guidroz
Joseph Delmers, son of William Bu-
ras and Ethel Harris, son of VIM. AL !
ONO and Annette Buras. L
lenten illustrated Lectures. S
Much interest is manifested in .
these lectures, sc much so that sew =
eral people have helped out by con- a
tributing generously to this good work q
About ten dollars more will be neces- ;
sary and 1t is hoped that this will :
soon be collected through the gen. !,
erosity of some kind friends. IC
Remember that five of these lee. 7,
lures will be absolutely free. The q
only one for which a small admission .
fee will be charged will be the 3rd :
one which will be a moving picture p
o fthe history of Joseph, Esther and =
Joan OF Arc, an even this n may be \
given tree If sufficient funds can be 8
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These lectures will be given every =
afternoon on the six Sundays of Lent.
3. All will be invited, children 3,
and adults, for the subjects will inter G
all. They will include views of :,
the Holy Land and Rome, the life of 9
st. Peter and Paul, the Our Father,
the Apostles Greed, the story of the =,
Prodigal Son, the Rosary. Madonnas -
and Holy Families and the Life of
Christ in go slides taken from all >,
he masterpieces of the great painters. ~
Over seven hundred slides will be \,
used, with interesting explanations,
md singing so there will not be a dull
moment.
The children of the school will sing
hymns that will lend a religious and
pleasing tone to the lecture This is
! rare opportunity and a pretentiousi
enterprise. Help make ii a success
~ your presence and that of your