The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-09-30
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Masses at Sacred Heart church. cor
ner of Eliot and Rivard streets. were
well attended Sunday. Quite an IN
crease in attendance was noticed at
the 7.30 M. mass which Is quite
inspiring especially when so many nom
Catholics are present.
AT 8: 30 mass, which vas high mass
sung by Father Csrron. with the SER
mon preached by Father Schillo. Sum-
day being the fourth Sunday, Holy
Communion for the Children OF Mary
was administered. II was soul in
spring to see 80 many little children
march TO the Communion rail to re-
ceive the body of our dear Lord and
renew their pledge to the Blessed Viz
gin Mary.
This was also the seventeenth Sun
day after Pentecost. The Epistle was
\ taken from s.. Psui's letter TO the
Ephesians. fourth chapter. Is verses,
and the gospel from Matthew 81: 1916
vrses. A wonderful lesson was given.
Father Schillo chose for his text. Thou
Shalt Love the Lord Thy God" So
beautifully did he Illustrate how all
must love the Lord above everything
else
During these perilous times, let us
cling more to prayers and fasting and
offer up Sacrifices TO heaven for word
peace.
For the week the following beauti-
ful lesson found in the scriptures has
been chosen: 81. Luke 2:33: Phuiinp'ans
4:2i. Romans SIP; St. Luke s:2s. The
feast of St Michael the ArchsnF'e
was held on Friday which was a fasting
dav Matthew 26.3e,
Special prayers were offered after
benediction for peace, Each and every
one is asked to offer prayers for peace
Sunday school commences at $50 on
Sunday following the $50 mass Par
ents are asked to send their children
to Sunday school. especially those who
attend public schools.
Novena devotions are held every
Tuesday evening at 7:3O pm. Each and
everyone is urged to attend these mo-
venas to our mother of Perpetual HELD
Instructions after devotions in school
hs-1. Private devotions can be given
IL your work or business does not
allow attendance on Tuesday evening
See Father Fheffeis about convenien.
hours
Communion for Christian Mothers
will be administered next Sunday
which is the first Sunday. All ladies
are urged TO be present and occupy
| the centre aisle.
Monday. October 2 is dedicated 10
the Holy Guardian Angels; Tuesday,
October ,. St. Theresa. little flower
OF Jesus
Let us all pray for the sick, disabled.
those in distress and trouble, and that
the blessed mother will help all 10
be strong in faith. and charitable 70
our fellowmen. Pray for the priests
and dear sisters who have dedicated
their lives tn God to work in mission
fields among the Indians and Negroes.
EAST LAKE BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday school opened at $50 at East
Lake with Superintendent Co.'S pre-
siding.
Fifty-seven officers and pupils were
present Isaiah" was the subject cho.-
e, for discussion, which foretold the
birth OF the Messianic King. General
lesson text was found in Isaiah .:i4;
91-7; and HE'S. Mrs. Gadson gave
Reverend Gadson delivered the II
o'clock services and chose his text
from Psalm 4oth chapter first verse.
Beautiful music was rendered by the
senior choir Frank Grier rer . red
solo entitled what Shall the Har-
vest Be" Mrs. Gadson also rendered
wonderful solo. The Name of Jesus
is so Sweet
Services were well attended At
8 pm. Reverend Gadson delivered
sort inspiring sermon. Don't forget
the sick in the neighborhood and IN
the hospital.
Missionary society meets every
Thursday. Mrs. armer is presiden.
The nurses of East Lake are at your
service.
During these perilous times, let US
all be more loving toward one an
other.
ELYTON BAPTIST CHURCH
Elyton Baptist church opened al o 80
am, with IS pupils and five teachers
in attendance. Superintendent Judge
Peoples was in charge.
The Sunday school lesson was taken
from Isaih, foreteTTTng me pirtr OF the
Messianic King. General lesson text
was found in Isaiah TIA. s:1-17 and
HIS.
An inspiring sermon was preached
by the pastor while the choir rem
dered several beautiful selections.
Don't forget Red Circle meetings on
Monday.
Elyton Baptist church welcomes
20
US all make this a week of special
prayers for peace.
Club Meets
The Young Peoples Dramatic club
of St. Peter Claver held its regular
meeting in the school hall on Sunday
at 80 pm. after the 1870 mass.
with many in attendance.
Miss Jean William. president was
presiding and asekd for cooperation
from all members. Each member
pledged to brin ga new member next
week. Susie Mae Hall. club scribe.
The Girl Scouts OF st. Peter Claver
Troop 1903 held its regular meeting
last Tuesday evening in the St Peter
Csver Community House. Miss Eve
lyn Joseph is scout leader.
EVERY scout IS required 10 attend
the meetings. and to be thoroughly
instructed in scouting. Meetings are
held every Tuesday at 7;30 pm, in
St Peter Claver Community House.
Musical Troopers of St. Peter Claver
held their regular weekly meeting
last Thursday evening at which they
rehearsed for play to be given soon.
All members are urged TO meet
next Thursday at 1870 sharp. Jean
williams, president.
Christian Mothers meeting was held
at the school house on Friday eve
ming at 100 Plans were formulated
for the bazaar to be given in No
| vember.
On Friday evening. a special call
meeting for all ushers. trustees and
Christian Mothers will be held in
the school hall al 100.
All Holy Name people are TO meet
at the school hall Friday night with
Father Theifels Both Of the latter