The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-14
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attending 1870 a, m. mass. The $50
a. m. mass was high mass and
was sung by Father Carron.
Holy Name Society men, boys,
and boy scouts went 10 communion
in a body, after which short bus
mess meeting was held in the school
hall. Plans were made for a party
to be given for the benefit OF the
society. The men pledged to support
the bazaar which will be given in
November.
John O'Dell will ~ chairman OF
a breakfast on the second Sunday
in November.
Many children were present at
Sunday school as well as classes for
older boys and girls.
Sunday being the nineteenth Sun
day after Pentecost the Epistle was
taken from Paul's letter to the
Ephes, 4th Chapter 1928 verses, and
the Gospel from St. Matthews l2:l-
IA verses.
Father Garren chose for his text
state of Religion" which was won
derfully explained, also he explained
the meaning Of being in the state
of grace and receiving the sacra-
ment of confirmation.
All members who have been bap-
TIED and have received the first
communion are asked to give both
name and address to the priest so
that you may be prepared for con-
tirmatlon.
This week we want 10 call your
attention to the following religious
thoughts; Let us read and ponder
over these lessons this week: On
Sunday, the wedding feast, taken
from PROV BIB. Psalm 44;2, ST, Luke
2:19, ST. James PIT, Eccl, 44:11.
Don't forget that this is the month
of Rosary, so say your rosary with
your family each day.
Every Tuesday evening, devotions
to our Lady of Perpetual Help and
instructions in the school hall fol-
lowing.
The public is always cordially
invited to Sacred Heart church. Both
members and officials welcome you
to JOIN in its devotions, especially
when the world is in such a compli-
Gated predicament. Let us all pray
for peace.
Girl Scouts Of St. Peter Claver
wishes to thank all those who at
tended the card party and made it
a success.
On Friday evening, the Peoples
Dramatic club of st. Peter Claver
is sponsoring a dance in the school
auditorium for the benefit of the
school.
Don't forget the poor box at the
door, for the benefit of ST. Vincent
DePaul society. As all know that
this organization is doing a won
derful work for the poor as well
as orphan children. Let US give
more liberal to this cause. Ushers
are always at your service, and will
be glad to supply envelopes or any
other reading material which is in
the book racks.
This week is known as mission
week Sc give your neighbor Cath
Ollie magazine, visit the sick, pray
for the priests and sisters who have
dedicated their lives to God in the
mission field, and help your less
fortunate brethren.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
Among the sick of the Parish, Mrs.
-Cietelle Spaulding of 1917 Melrose
avenue in St Mary's hospital, with
pneumonia. She would like your
prayers for a speedy recovery.
Cyril Barker OF Melrose avenue
is confined to bed with La Grippe.
Mrs. M. C. McGill was confined
TO her home with a heart attack
but is much better at present.
William Battles of Clairpoin.e
avenue is stricken with a stroke and
is confined to bed at the home OF
his sister.
Mrs. McGowen of Grinnell ave-
nue. is very ill in her home and de-
sires your prayers.
Mrs. Ferbbie Whillingham is re-
covering nicely after injuring her
foot in her home.
Mrs. Eli Palmer of Knodell ave-
nue. has been confined to ner home
with a cold, Mr.. Palmer is recuperat-
ing after injuring his arm while on
the job,
Ushers of Sacred Heart church in
vite you to a party in the school
hall, October H. This is promised
to b" a gala affair.