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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 30, 1937.

PAGE FOR THE CHURCHES

MARRIAGE

Christian And Otherwise

(BY SCRUTATOR)

The history of marriage is, in a very true sense, the epitome of the social history of the human race. The story of mankind's sejourn ́on this pinnet reveals the fact that, when men and women regard each other, with true and Intelligent ́respect and homest understanding, society reaches its highest peaks of spirit tuni and cultural achievement.

The highest natural development of the sexual relationship is in the life-long monogamous union of men and women, and Christian marriage is fundamentally monogamous,. It is impos- sible to argue from this high and occasional achievement, 'how- ever, that only such relationships are natural' to 'mankind, that only such relationships are divinely, instituted.

The divine purpose is just as truly. Į doctrine as the explanation of the revealed by animals who know

various standards

of morality a different mate every season and which have, prevailed and do still by men and women who in obe- prevall among men. But there is dience to their instincts seek one essential difference between sexual fulfilment outside a mono-Jesus' belief in evolution, and the gamous union. But while that is belief of many other adherents of true, it is infinitely truer, that the the doctrine, and that is that purest and highest development of Jesus knew and believed that the the divine purpose is revealed in beginning and the end of the that human love which unites a evolutionary process was God; that man and a woman in an intel- man's lowly origins and ligent life-long loyalty and affec-varlous attempts to formulate a way of life each of them true and The Mosaic Law concerning good because they are in a mea marriage and divorce is written in sure, a revelation of the funda- the 24th chapter of the Book of ❘ mental divine purpose for the Deuteronomy, and, in the Moffatt | world. translation is rendered thus:-

tion..

"When a man takes a wife and marries her, if she dis pleases him because he has found her immodest in some way, and if he writes out a deed or divorce and puts it into her hand, dismissing her from his house. then If, on leaving his house, she goes and marries an- other man, and if this second husband turns against her and

hands her, a written deed of

take

hla

The second conclusion which we have to face is this, that true marriage, sacramental love, is only possible between a man and a woman who "have the gift," whose lives are lived in "the Holy Spirit. Other relationships, other types of marriage are possible and natural and right, but being without "the gift," the spirit, are perforce fal- Hble and may have to have re- course to divorce so that the in-

ST. JOHN'S

CATHEDRAL

8 a.m.-Holy Communion.

8 am Holy Communion in Peak

Church.

10 am-Kindergarten and Chil-

dren's Service.

il a.m.-Mattins. Preacher; Rev.

H. W. Baines.

6.30 p.m.-Evensong. Preacher:

Rev. E. W. L. Martin.

Week-days

Holy Communion is celebrated

on:-

Tuesday (Purification of B. V. M.), Thursday and Saturday at 7.30

2.

Wednesday, at 7.30 am in the

Peak Church.

Friday at 7.45 a.m. (in Cantonese). Pravers for the sick, Wednesday

10.15 a.m.

OTHER NOTICES

Feb. 1st-3 pm. Women's Gulid

Meeting, Cathedral Hall. 2010 Mother's Union and Women's Guild Corporate Communion 10.15 a.m. Confirmation will be adminia- April Preparation will begin im- terea by the Bishop on Sunday 4th

mediately and all who wish to be candidates or to bring forward children as candidates are asked to let the Chaplain know without de- lay.

The

Manifestation of Christ to

the Gentiles" A short course of sermons on 8t. Paul and the message of his let- ters will be preached on the Sun- day evenings before Lent.

January 31st: The letter of the

Captivity: Philippians. February 6th: The letters of the

Capitivity: Ephesians.

"THE CHAPEL OF THE RESURRECTION

9.15 a.m.-Sunday School,

ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH

(Church Of England)

Sunday: January

31st. Sexage- Com-

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LESSON SERMON

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST, HONG KONG

alma Sunday. Holy

The subject of the Lesson Ser- munion 8.15. a.m. Matins and mon in all churches of Christ, Sermon 11. a.m. Preacher Scientist. to-morrow, January 31. The Vicar. (Rey, J. R. Higgs), will be: "Love." Evensong and Sermon 6.15. p.m. Preacher: Rev. N. V. Hai~ ward, of C. M. 8. Canton. Young Peopleat Service 9.45. a.m.

Kindergarten Sunday School

10. a.m

CATHOLIC NEWS AND NOTES

ROSARY CHURCH

20, CHATHAM" ROAD, KOWLOO!

The following are the ... forth.

Eucharistic Congress coming Services, etc. at the Rost

in

The Golden Text will be: **The Lord thy God in the midst of thee la mighty; he will save. He will re- jolce over thee with Joy; he will rest in his love; he will joy over thee with singing." (Zephaniah | through

Primary Sunday School 10.a.m. 5:17 Monday: Fellowship of Youth 6,|

|

Those who listen in to the Manila Broadcasting Station during the coming week will hear a good deal of the Congress, as strange: ments have been made to trans-

The Eucharistic Congress which will take place, during the com- ing week is brought much to the notice of Hong Kong people dur- ing these days, because each day brings many hundred additional Visitors to way to Manila. If it had not the Colony, on their been for

the shipping strike the United States there would have been at least a thousand more, for three ships which" were

well booked

up nad to cancel their passages, Among those who are passing are three well-knowni Catholic priest-editors. The beat- Among others. the following known is Fr. Gillis, C.S.P., Editor p.m. St. Andrew's Club League citations from the Bible will be of "The Catholic. World," one of Badminton 9. p.m.

rond: "And we know that all things the most popular Catholic maga- Tuesday: Feast of the Purifica- work together for good to them zines in the English language and

tion. Holy Communion 7,30, ¦ that love. God, to them who are

admirably edited. Fr, Gillis is a a.m. St. Andrew's Mothers' called according to his purpose. most prolific writer. He is de- Union will be entertained by What then shall We say to initely a journalist, and as well the Cathedral Mothers' Union! these things? If God be for us.

as writing a great deal in his own In the Cathedral Hall at 3.30. who can be against us? Who shall magazine, he writes a syndicated p.m. Brownies 3.30. p.m.

seperate us from the love of article every week which is pub- Wednesday Wolf Cubs 5.30. p.m. Christ? shall tribulation, ur dis- ished in a score of papers. The Rover Scouts 8.45. p.m. The tress, or persecution, or famine, or other two are editors of Mission Chinese Choral Society will nakedness, or peril, or sword? Nay, magazines: Fr.. P. O'Connor," of give a concert in St. Andrew's in all these things we are more "The Far East" and Fr. P. Amy, Hall at 9, p.m.in aid of the than conquerors through him that S. J. of "Jesuit Missions." The last Building Fund et . Christ loved us. For I am persuaded, named deals with all the mission Church, Kowloon Tong. The that neither death, nor life. nor areas in which Jesuits from North Society will be assisted by Eva angels, nor principalities. nor America are working. It is es- Turner, Gladys Shaw. Frue powers, nor things present, nor pecially remarkable for its excel- Lewis. Mr. Lindsay Lafford things to come, nor height, nor lent articles on native customs in will be the conductor. Ad- depth, nor any other creature, shall various countries and for its

mission: $2. and $1

be able to seperate us from the love splendid Elustrations. Fr. O'Con- Thursday: Kowloon Womens' of God, which is in Christ Jesus nor, a member of the Columban Charities Games Afternoon 3. our Lord. Surely goodness and Misalonary Fathers, is an Irish- p.m. Admission 50 cents. All mercy shall follow me all the days | man. Women welcome, Boy Scouts 6. § of my life; and I will dwell in the BROADCASTING THE p.m., St. Andrew's. Club" Whist house of the Lord for ever" (Rom

CONGRESS Drive 9. p.m.

8:28,31,35,37,39. Ps. 23;6). Friday: Concert given by the The Lesson Sermon will also in- Diocesan Girls' School in ald clude the following passages from of the Ministering Childrens' the Christian Science Tertbook, League, to St. Andrew's Hall at ❘ "Science and Health with Key to 6.30. pm. Choir Practice 6.30. the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy: "Let us rid ourselves of the beller that man 13 seperated from God, and obey only the divine Principle, Life and Lovs. Spiritual man is the image or idea of God, an idea which cannot be lost nor seperated from its divine principle. When the evidence be- fore the material senses yielded to Baturday, 8.30 pm-Fellowship clared that nothing could altenate spiritual sense, the apostle ac-

Meeting followed by the Lord's him from God, from the sweet Supper.

sense and presence of Life and Sunday, 11.00a.m.-Divine Service. Truth. It is ignorance and false Preacher, Dr. HL Clift. Sub- belief, based on a material sense of lect. The cake which was things, which hide spiritual beauty burned brown on one side." and goodness. Understanding this. Text. "Ephraim is a cake not Paul Baid: "Neither death nor turned. Strangers have deure,. nor things present, nor voured his strength, and he things to come. nor height, nor knoweth it not: yea, gray hairs depth, nor any other creature, are here and there, upon him. shall be able to seperate us from and he knoweth it not" (Hoses the love of God" This is the 7: 8.9).

doctrine of Christian Sunday, 3.00 p.m/Children's Ser- that divine Love cannot be de- Science: vice. Speaker Rev. 8. Boyle., prived of its manifestation, or ob- Young Men's Bible Class.ject: that Joy cannot be turned in- Young Women's Bible Class.

to sorrow, for sorrow is not the Sunday, 830 p.m.--Divine Service

master of joy that good can preceded, by Bong Service' at

never produce evil; that matter 6.00

can never produce mind nor life result in death. In the following shows, though faintly, the light which Christian science throws on the Scriptures by substituting for the corporeal sense, the incorporeal or spiritual sense of Deity: Surely goodness days of my life; and I will dwell in and mercy shall follow me all the

the house (the consciousness) of

578). (LOVE) for ever. (Pages 91,303,577,-

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p.m.

dividuals cancerned may not suf- ST. TERESA'S CHURCH | EMMANUEL MISSION

Physical Or Spiritual

divorce. "dismissing her from fer in self-respect or in any other his house. or if he dies, her way.. former husband may not her again to wife after she has been solled; that would be abo- minable to the Eternal, your God!" "

Low Standard The standard of relationship im- plled in this teaching is obviously very low; there is no provision for the woman if she should decide to divorce her husband because his immodesty is displeasing to her, there is no equality of right at all "Woman, in the Mosaic law, is a chattel. Uttle better than slave, and moreover this is the low which was in operation in the society into which Jesus was born. When taxed on the question of marriage and divorce by the Pharisees, Jesus only slightly modified law by making adultery the only reason for a husband divorcing his wife, but even this very slight restric tion of a husband's privileges was

sufficient to make his own dis ciples come to the conclusion that it was better not to marry, at all To their objection Jesus gave very surprising answer, saying

In view of these conclusions, it is surely the duty of the Christian and of the Christian Church to

malatain an attitude of love and tolerance towards all those who are without "the gift," and 17 ubedience to the example of Christ, to seek to bring all men into the life of the Spirit, and in face of all failure and sin never to cease their helping ministry. I these days when the painful Jere- muads of ecclesiastics and morr- sts and what-rots are, broadcast on the winds of heaven and print- ed in every passing hour, and the world is told that it is lowering the standard of sex life and love, there is a great necessity laid upon th intelligent mind to examine these denunciations. and the rc- sult of such an examination re-

veals that they are based upon

one of two false

assumptions:

first there is the assumption that, society as such has once achieved Christian standard of marriage.

and that is historically, false; and the second assumption. that mo- dern society as such is capable of reaching the Christian standard without experiencing any change or heart is manifestly ridiculous.

Marriage may be physical or spiritual; desus recognised both relationships as marriage, but he

that this ideal which he set up. this "truth is not practicable for everyone, it is only for those who have the gift." A compassionate attempt to make the divine, pur- pose as intelligible and acceptable to small minds as he could make It! Then he proceeds. to speak of the alternative to the divine pur sought by his entire life, by his

pose of marriage, celibacy, and advises only those to practice it for whom it is possible, and then only as an alternative to marriage. and for the sake of the Kingdom of God.

CHURCH The following are the service etc. for the forthcoming week at St.

The following are the forth Teresa's Church, Kowloon Tong-coming Services, etc. at Emmanuel Saturday, 30th Jan.-St. Martina Mission Church 218 Nathan Road,

Virgin and Martyr.

..

Sunday, 31st January Sexegesims Sunday-St. Peter Nolasco, C. 7.00 a.m.-First mass with ser-

mon in Chinese. 8.00 a.m.--Second mass with ser- in English followed by mon Benediction of the Most Bles- sed Sacrament-General Com- munion of the Brothers and sisters of the Third of St. Francis

9,30 a.m.-Third Mass "with ser-

mon in English.

6.15 p.m.--Catechetical Instruc- tion in Chinese followed by the Benediction of the Most Bles- sed Sacrament, February-Devotions to the Pas-

sion of Our Lord. Monday, 1st Feb. St. Ignatius, Bishop of Antioch, Martyr.

of the Lady-

J

Tuesday, 2nd Feb.-Feast

||

Purification of. Our

Wednesday, 3rd Feb.-St. Blasins.

Candlemas Day.

Bishop and Martyr.

Thursday, 4th Feb. St. Andrew

Corini, Bishop.

6.00 p.m.--Holy Hour and Bena- diction of the Most Blessed

Sacrament.

Friday, 5th Feb-St. Agatha, Vir- gin and Martyr. First Friday of the month.

Kowloon:-

J

|

p.m. Preacher Dr.. HL Clift. Subject. "Different ways of knowlog Christ." Text, Psalm one word "Many will say to Me in that day, Lord, Lord,'-Then will I declare to them, I never knew youl" (8t. Matt. 7; 22,23). Monday. 7.45 p.m.-S.AC.A. Black-

board Meeting.

Tuesday, 8.00 p.m.-Young People's Club In the annex of Em- -manuel Mission Church. Wednesday, 2.30 p.m.-Women's Sewing Circle in the Babies' Home, 1 King's Terrace.

Church, 20, Chatham Road-Kow loon. Sunday, January 31-Sexagesima

Sunday.

E-position of the Blessed Sacra

ment all day,

Masses at 6.30, 7.30, 8.30 an

0.30

Recitation of the Holy Rosar Sermon and Benediction. 5.45 p.m.

The Spiritual Retreat ror Chin ese Women begins to-day. Tuesday, February 2-Feast of the

Purification of Our Lady, V.

(Candlesmaa-Day).— Blessing of the candles before.

the 7.30 Mass

Wednesday, February 3.-Feast of

St. Blasius, Bp. and M. Blessing of throats Immediately,

after the Masses. Meeting of the Ladies-Promoters

of the Apostleship of Prayers at 8 pm Thursday, February 4.-Closing

Day of the Spiritual Retreat for Chinese Women.— High Mass. followed by the Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament, at 7.30. Meeting of the Ladies' Union at

.11 ..

Holy Hour from 6 to 7 p.m. Friday, February 3-Devotion of

the First Friday of the Month in honour of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Choral Mass, followed by the

Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament, at 7.30, The Novena in honour of Our Lord of "Passos" begins to " day at 7.30 .m.

General Choir Practice at 6 pm Saturday, February 6-15th Ant niversary of the Election of Our Holy Father Pope Plus XII On week-days Mass at 6.30 and

7.30.

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The following are the forthcom- Ing services at the Catholic Cathe- aral-Caine Road January 31st-Sexagesima Bun-

day. St. John Bosco, Founder of the Salesian Congregation.

Morning Services

1st Mass at 6 m 2nd Mass at 8 p.m. with sermon

in. Chinése. 3rd Mass at 10.30 a.m. with ser

mon in English.

mit a broadcast of several of CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL the important ceremonies. (The Manila Broadcasting programmes appear regularly in the "Daily Press." If expectations are real ised, the music of the Congress should be particularly effective. A choir of a thousand voices, accom- panied by a symphony orchestra. has been practising for many promising that arrangements have months, and the results are so

been made for the relay of one. of their concerts by the wireless stations of many foreign countries In addition to this there will be the regular Congress music which has also been in preparation for s long time. The hymn which was specially written and composed for this occasion has already become extremely popular in the Philip- pines, and is particularly suited for singing by a large congregation been formed; the musicians will A special Congress Band has also

wear uniforms specially designed

for them.

Evening Services

At 2.30 Pam Felgious instruc-

tion for Young People. At 3.30 p.m.Catechetical In-

struction to Adults.

At 4 p.m.-Exposition of the

Blessed Sacrament-Recitation, of the Holy Rosary-Benedic- February 2nd.-The Purification of

Hon.

Our Lady. Blessing of cand February 4th.-To-day begins the

Ies begins at 7.15 a.m.

SOLEMN EUCHARISTIC TRI DUTM in union with the IN TERNATIONAL EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS of Manila,

At 5.30 pm. to 8.30 p.m. Holy Hour with sermon in English February 5th-1st Friday of the

month.

At 7 o'clock, Mass and General

Communion.

At 5.30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m. Holy-

Hour.

Fegruary 6th-St. Titus.

15th Anniversary of the Election of Our Holy Father. Pope Pius

At 5.30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m.. Holy

Hour..

IOCAL RESIDENTS FOR MANILA Many people from Hong Kong are going to Manila to attend the Congress, and but for the difficulty of accommodation both on shipe going to Manila, and on shore i Mantia, the number would be con- siderably greater. HE the Bishop will go by the "Victoria. Many of the priests are going by different Secretary of the local Congress boats. Fr. Maestrini, who, as Hon.

Committee, has had a very large part in arranging for Hong Kong participation at Manila, left on ANNOUNCEMENT

the "Potsdam." Fr. Gallagher, 6.J., First Church of Christ Scientist. "Headmaster of Wah Yan College, Hong Kong ma Branch of THe travelled by the same boat. A School Teachers' Preparation. Mother Church, The First Church large-party will travel by the Wednesday. 8.00 p.m.-Praise and of Christ Scientist in Boston Mass, Tiisadane," among them being re-

Prayer Meeting.

MacDonnell Road close to Tram presentatives of several Catholic station, Sunday Service 11.15.a.m. organisations and pupils

from Testimony, Meeting, Wednesday. 6 some of the schoolk chosen by the p.m. A Reading Room is located votes of their companions. On this at Bank of East Arts Building, 10 steamer will be Fr. Ma, one of the Des Voeux Road Central and is best-known Chinese priests in the open daily 10.30 a.m.-2 p.m., Satur- Vicariate, and a native of Hong days 10.30 am-12.30 p.m., evenings. Kong. A few weeks ago he cele except Wednesdays and Saturdays brated the twenty-fifth anniver- 5-7 p.m. All authorised Christian sary of his ordination to the No Collection on Sunday Even- Science Literature is available at priesthood, and his friends took Hall on Tuesday evening at 7.30

teaching, and in his death, to ST. JOSEPH'S 'CHURCH|Wednesday. 5.30 p.m.--Sunday

prove to mankind that life lived without the Holy Spirit of God in

11. was only a half life. and that 31st the fullest and truest life for men and women on this earth was pos-

It is clear from these considera-sible only when they lived it in tions that Jesus recognised and cod. a mystical unity of body and admitted as valid an evolutionary soul.

KOWLOON TONG ANGLICAN CHURCH

(3 Dake Street)

REV. N. V. HALWARD TO PREACH To-morrow's Services will be as

follows

January 31, 8Sexagesima 1.15 am. Holy Communion,

a.m. Sung Eucharist, Preacher: Rev. N. V. Halward. 6.30 p.m.Evensong and Berman.. Preacher: Mr. G. 8. She, Sunday School: Juniors at 9

.B.m.

Seniors at 10.15 am. Wednesday, February 3-Concert by the H.K. Chinese Choral Society in St. Andrew's Hall. Proceeds in ald of the Christ

UNION CHURCH KOWLOON

PREACHER ON SUNDAY

The Minister

The Church Annual, Meeting will be held on Monday," February 1, at 8.45 p.m.

SUNDAY SERVICES. Sunday School, 10 a.m.; Primary Department: 10.15 a.m. Senior School.

Morning Worship 11 a.m. Bermon: "Jesus teaching On

the Church.“

Evening Worship 6.30 p.m. Sermon: The Future of the

Church"

The Week's Announcements: Church Building Fund." Tickets | Monndy: 845 p.m. Annual Bus-

nt $2 and $1 will be obtain- able at the door. Monday, February 15. Annual Church Meeting in the Church House at 8.15 p.m..

nees Meeting of the Church. Tuesday: 8.45 p.m. Y.PS," "Go"

as-you-please-concert." Wednesday:~ 10 a.m. Women's

Gulld.

5. GARDEN ROAD. January: Sexagesima Sun-Thursday, 10.30 am-Ladies' Bible xay.

First Maxs and General Com-

munion at 8 a.. Becond Mass at 10a.m., followed by Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.

This Service will be broadcast. Sermon: "What Is a Sacra- ment," preached by Rev. Fr. P. Joy B.J. Catechism for Children at 3

2nd February: The Purification of

Our Lady.

3rd February: St. Blasius, Bp.

and Martyr.

Blessing of the throat before and

after Mass.

5th February: First Friday.

Holy Mass and General Com-

munion at 8 am,

8th February: 15th Anniversary

of the Election of Our Holy Father Pope Pius XI. Confessions are heard every day before and after Mass. On Satur- days the special time for Con- fessions is from 4.30 p.m. to 8 p.m.

6.90 p.m. Fellowship Lot Re-

collection. Friday: 3.30 p.m. Children's Guild.

5.45 p.m. Teachers' Class. 8.45 p.m. Choir Practice.

Btudy Circle at No.216B Natha Road. This is open to all Ladies in the Colony who are interested in the Bible.

Thursday. 800 p.m.-Bible Study Circle for men, conducted by

Mr. James Braga.

The Services are open to pil. /.

ing.

ENGLISH METHODIST

CHURCH

Queen's Road East, Wanchai, Hour Font. 4th Sunday after Epiphany, 31st

January 1937. Morning Order of Service by Rev. Erría Tribbeck at 10.15,. Engilsh Methodist Church, opposite. R.N. Hospital.

vices and to visit the Reading.

On week days Mass at 6 and 7.30, Confessions morning and even-

-Ing.

UNION CHURCH

Morning Service, 10.30 am.. Evening Service, 8 p.m. K. Mackenzie Dow.

Preacher, at both services, Rev.

The Social Hour will be held after the Evening Service in the

Church Hall,

The SA.CA. meets in the Church

the. Reading Room: The Public is the opportunity to express their cordially invited to attend the ser-affection for him by presenting b.m.

him with a ticket to the Congress, Fellowship meets in the Institute The Helens May Christian with complete expenses paid from the time he leaves Hong Kong until he returns. FT. Ma is at présent stationed outside the Co- lony, at Walyoung, near Walchow.

31st January at11.15 a.mag.

2. There will be a little Parewell gathering to the Rev. and Mrs.

Tribbeck and welcome to the Rev. Donala, B. Chlide on Sunday night, 31st Instant at 9 p.m. in the As 'sembly Hall, S. & S. Home,

3. The 8. 8. Home monthly dance will take place on Wednes-

on Friday morning at 10,80 p.m.ht

Places in which he worked as a missionary thirty years ago, Bishop AFTER THE CONGRESS.

McGrath, of Menevin in Wales, The number of visitors to Hong the representative of the English Kong on account of the Congress Hierarchy, is due to pass through will be almost as many after the on the "Stuttgart" of, February 95 Congress as before it, for many and it la expected that Fr. Mar Hymus No:-701 (Aurella), day, 3rd February at 8.30 p.m. of the ships that are not touch- tindale 8.3, the well-known (Banctissimus). 839 (In Mem- 4. Camera Olub. Frovides Darking here on their way to Manila preacher and writer, will travel oriam) 791 (Elim), 903 (Mos- Room for developing the two come on their way back. with him. Fr. Martindale 18 a cow 880)

larging, etc Farther particulars Though no definite statement has member of the Permanent Com Evening Order of Service by Rev. can be obtained from the Hon. Sec. been made as to his route it seems mittee of the Eucharistic Con-s

Erris Tribbeck, at 7.15 pm, at of the Club, Mr. E. W. Fielding, on likely that Cardinal Dougherty, gresses, which arranges all the English Methodist Church, op- Thursday nights, from 8.30 "on- the Papal Legate, will make a details of the Congress that do not posite RN. Hospital

wards.

brief stay in Hong Kong. His visit depend on local circumstances A Hymns | No:-71) || (Luther), 1105, Badminton Club meets on will probably be among the last, greatly increased interest in mis- (Hollingride), 889 (Lest We Mondays and Thursdays at 7,30 for he has the intention of visition work in China, as a result Forget), 669 (Newington), pm: Further particulars from Mr. Ing some of the southern lands of the passing of many visitors W. Sprague, Hon. Bec, or from the before leaving the Philippines, as will be one of the indirect con Secretary, B. & 8: Home,

he is anxious to see once more the sequences of the Congress.

[

Notfees. For the Weeke 1 Holy Communión on Sunday,