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ST. JOHN'S

ENGLISH

CATHEDRAL

CHURCH

METHODIST CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

LESSON SERMON

&

WANCHAI. HONG KÙNG (ENGLISH CIRCUIT)

NOTICES..

July 3 3rd Sunday after Trinity.

SUBJECT: GOD The subject of the Lesson" Ser- Queen's Road East, Wanchai, mon, in all Christian Science 8 am Holy Communion in Peak Hong Kong (Opposite Royal Naval | Churches tomorrow July 3 will be

Hospital);

8 a.m. Holy Communion.

Church.

11 am. Choral Eucharist. at- tended by the Children. Preacher: The Dean. 8.30 p.m. Evensong. Preacher: The Bishop.

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garten.

on:-

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Tuesday, 7.30 a.m. in the Pear Church.

Thursday, and. Saturday at 7.30

LL.M.

"God"

Sunday Services, June 3, 1938. The Golden Text will be "We. Preachers. Rev. Frank Evison. will rejoice in the salvation and Evening. Rev. R. Hallwood. in the name of our God, we will Morning Parade Service at 10.15 set up our banners" (Pa. 00:5). at the English Methodist Church. Among others the following Hymn No. 32. Prayer, Lord's eltations will be read from the Hymn No. 302, 2nd Lesson. Prayer, our God is one Lord. And thou Prayers, Hymn No. 85. 1st Lesson, Bible, "Hear, O Israel, the Lord. Notices, Hymn No. 414, Sermon.shalt love the Lord thy God with Hymn No. 480. Benediction. all thy heart and with all thy The Morning Service will be fol- soul and with all thy might. From Lord's supper, lowed by the "Sacrament of the the rising of the sun to the going down of the same the Lord's name Evening Service at 7,o'clock at is to be praised. God is a Spirit the English Methodist Church,

Hymn No. 665. Prayer, Hymn No.and they that worship him shall 677,

in spirit and in worship him Lesson, Prayer, Notices,

truth." (Dent. 6:4.5: Hymn No. 525. Sermon, Hymn No John 4:247.

Pg.113:3: 691. Benediction.

THE PRECIOUS BLOOD AN AMERICAN POET

** HOSPITAL

PRIEST Tomorrow. the Hospital in Perhaps it is the reference to -Shamshuipo celebrates its patronaithe name Abranami that brings to feast of the Precious Blood of mind the patriot poet of the Christ. It is cared for by the sisters Southern States of the United.. of a Congregation which bears this States-though he spelled his name

Childrens Services differently-Fr. Abram Ryan. They The Cathedral. 10. a.m. Kinder- name-Chinese Sisters, whose, de-. voted work for sick children is now are preparing to celebrate this year the centenary of his birth, and

Chapel of .the already the Governor of Tennessee Happy Valley. 9.30 a.m. Kinder- Resurrection, It is only in recent years that has coined a popular name for him.garten and Sunday School. the Colony discovered this Hospital. "The Tom Moore of Dixie."

Stanley Sunday School Room It was working quietly, almost He is not widely known out-10 am. Kindergarten and Sunday unknown. for many years. A cer-side of "The South" though he School, tain number of doctors, both was quoted in 1 Hong Kong +

WEEKDAYS Chinese and Europeans, and alpaper recently, but his

ment- Holy Communion is celebratec "certain number of non-professionai |DTY is preserved with undying persons of various creeds, were affection in the States that formed Interested in the work and helped Maryland. and he lost a brother in the Confederacy, He was born in

The following citations will also it by attending it professionally or the Civil War. He was himself a

NOTICES FOR THE WEEK be read from the Christian Science giving it support. When its work chaplain

Following the Evening Service, a Textbook "Science and Health with with the Confederate extended they urged that the ac-Forces, and during the war his

Social Hour will be held at 8.15. Key to the Scriptures" by Mary All Servicemen" and" civilians are Baker Eddy "God is incorporeal. commodation should be increased.courage was legendary. His stirring

warmly welcome.

divine. supreme, infinite Mind. and now the hospital has far out-poems were however, as an English

There will be a meeting of Pray-Spirit, Soul, Principle. Life. Truth, grown its modest beginnings.

Dally a Special Service of Prayer eritic said, "the finest thing that

er in the Chaplain's Room at the Love. Are these terms 12-12.12 p.m. in English.

synony- It is dimeult to over-estimate came out of the internecine

"S. & S. Home" on Tuesday, June mous? They are. They refer to 12:12-12.24 p.m. in Chinese: the good work done in this hospital struggle between North and South."

5 at 8 o'clock.

one absolute God. They are also tor the poor children and for their "The Conquered Banner" is pro-

OTHER NOTICES

There will be a meeting of the intended to express the nature. mothers, and no one who knows bably his best known poem, though July 4--8.30

L.C.A. on Wednesday, June 6 at essence and wholeness of Delty. p.m. Badminton. 10.30 am. In the Assembly Hall of Not materially but spiritually we the district can doubt the need for every school child in Dixie can Cathedral Hall.

the "S. & S. Home." such an Institution. Near the Hes-quote many others. He wrote some

July 5-3 p.m. Mother's Union

know Him as divine Mind. as Life, pital there is a soup kitchen where kind, but he lived too busy a life

A meeting of the House Com-Truth and Love. We shall obey įvery good poetry of a mystical Meeting Cathedral Hall.

mittee will be held on Wednesday, and adore in proportion as we ap nourishing soup is given each dayito give to his poems the care that Cathedral Working Party. Cathely Hall of the "S. & S. Home."

July 7-10.12.p.m. and 3-6 p.m. June 6 at 5.30 p.m. in the Assemb-prehend the divine nature and to mothers of young children who they demanded if they were

love Him understandingly. wax- are attending the hospital. The rank, high. Patriotic themes suited During July and August the

ring no more over the corporeality. care of this kitchen is in the hands him best, and he often interrupted Service of Holy Communion will ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH

but rejoicing in the affluence of of a group of European ladies who his work and wrote one down be celebrated at 8.a.m. in the Peak

our God.. Religion will then be of have. taken it up as a voluntary with hardly a pause for considera-Church on the 1st. Sunday of the

July 3-4th Sunday after Pente- the heart and not of the head. work of charity.

tion or correction. Like all who are month only,

cost.

"The true worshippers shall wor- devoted to poetry he died a very

First Mass and General Com ship the Father in spirit and in poor man, but in his case this was

munion at 8 a.m.

truth." (Pages 465:140). largely due to his boundless charity to the poor.

ON THE HEIGHTS OF ABRAHAM

Everyone who is familiar with Canadian History, or even those who have read: Sir Gilbert Parker's "Beats of the Mighty." know the

EXPLORER

COMMEMORATED.

ON A STAMP'

Friday, 7.45 am. (in Cantonese). 10.15 a.m.

Prayers for the sick. Thursday.

to dral Hall.

A

CHRIST CHURCH.

KOWLOON TONG

(Waterloo Road) Choral Eucharist: Bishop Hall to Preach The following are the Services

name of the Heights of Abraham. Some of the papers recently gave! that figured so prominently in the a pleture of the stamp issued in famous alege of Quebee. The honour of Dr. Charcot, the famous Recount of the capture of the Arctic explorer who died in the and Notices for the forthcoming heights is one of the most stirring Pourquoi Pas? when it was week:- episodes in history, because of its wrecked off Iceland. Part of the daring and ingenuity.

revenue from this stamp is to be The Heights were the scene of devoted to the "Apostolate of the quite another event a week 150 Sea," an organisation which careg when the great plain there was the for the religious and social welfare site of a National Eucharistic Con-jof the men at sea.

July 23rd Sunday after Trinity 7.15 a.m, Holy Communion.". 9 a.m. Choral Eucharist Preacher and

Celebrant: The Bishop of Hong Kong.

Second Mass at 10 am.. follow- ed by Benediction of the Blessed |Sacrament.

"ANNOUNCEMENTS

First Church of Christ Scientist, Hong Kong, a Branch of The Mo-

This Service will be broadcast. Sermon by Rev. Father H. Craigther Church. The First Church of S. J. on "Saints Peter and Paul”: On week days Holy Mass at a

8.1.

"Confessions are heard every day before and after Mans.

On Saturdays, the special time for Confessions is from 4.30 p.m. to 8 D.m.

UNION CHURCH

NOTICES

Christ Scientist in Boston, Mass. MacDonnell Road close to Tram Station. Sunday Service 11.15 a.m Testimony Meeting. Wednesday 6 p.m. A Reading Room is located at Bank of East Asia Building, 10 Des Voeux Road Central and is open every Monday, Tuesday. Thursday and Friday from 10.30 a.m. to 1 p.m., 2 to 4 pm, and 5 to 7 p.m. Wednesdays; 10.30 am to 1 p.m. and 2 to 4 p.m. Saturdays: 10.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. All au- Morning Evening Service 6 p.m.

Service 10.30 a.m. thorised Christian Science Litera gress that Crew people from all The chief reason for this assis-

ture is available at the Reading parts of Canada. At midnight last (tance is in recognition of the work

Preacher at Morning Service, Room. The public is invited to Saturday, 'Mass

celebrated done by the Society in connection

Rev. K. Mackenzie Dow. Evening attend the services and to visit the there at twenty altars and it was with the hospital ships in the

N.B.The Priest-in-Charge will service. Mr. Trevan.

Reading Rooźn. calculated, that one hundred fishing grounds off Iceland and

be in Church on Saturday nights) thousand people were present and Newfoundland. One of the side from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. to hear received Holy Communion, During activities of these hospital ships is who would seek advice on spiri

confessions or to talk to those) all the preparations the fullest to look after the correspondence facilities

were given by the of the fishermen, not an easy task authorities for the carrying out of considering the wide area in which this remarkable celebration. The they move. In the years since they Midnight Mass was only one of the have begun to deal with the cor- many events that formed part of respondence, they have handled the Congress last week.

more than 1,180,000 letters.

WES

EMMANUEL MISSION CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL

CHURCH

The following are the Services etc.,, for the week at Emmanuel Mission Church, 218 Nathan Road, Kow- loon:-

Saturday, 8.30 p.m. Fellowship Meeting followed by the Lord's Supper..

Preacher, Dr. H. L. Cut.

The following are the forth- coming services at the Catholic Cathedral, Caine Road:

July 34th Sunday after Pente- cost.

Morning Services:

p.m. Campline. Sunday School Kindergarten at 3 Duke St, at 9 a.m. Juniors at the Church, at 10.15 am.

tual matters.

Monthly Meeting at 3 Duke St. Monday July 4-Ladies' Guild

Brazier from 5-7 р.. Speaker: M158 the Salvation Army Hame.

Thursday, July 7-Holy Com- Imunion at 7.15 a.m.

of

ROSARY CHURCH

20, CHATHAM ROAD, KOWLOON

EDUCATION FOR THE PUBLIC OF SIKANG

Lolos On The Screen

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT)

To better understand and appreciate the life of the Lolos, Mass, and other aboriginal tribes of China's frontier provinces, ex- pecially those in Sikang, the only territory of the Republic which has not yet procured the status of a province, the Ministry of The following are the forthcom- Education of the National Government in co-operation with the 1st Mass at 6 with sermon ing Services, etc., at the Rosary University of Nanking now temporarily located at Chengtu, Sze- Chinese.

Church, 20 Chatham Road-Kow-chuen, is screening scenes of the costume, sights, and various “sc- ioon

tivities there for public education, for the benefit of the inhabitants Sunday, July 34th Sunday | native and outside. after Pentecost.. J

At 6.30 Mass 3rd Mass at 10 with sermon in

Chinese English.

Sunday, 11 a.m. Divine Service.ed by the Procession of the Bless- 2nd Mass at 8 High Mass follow-

Subject, "The Love and Longing ed Sacrament. of God." Text "And he said unto] him, Son, thou art ever with me. and all that I have is thire." Luke 15: 31.

Sunday, 3 p.m. Sunday School. Bible Classes

Evening Services:

At 3.30 Catechetical Instruction for Adults.

At 4 Exposition of the Blessed Sunday, 7 p.m. Service In Man-Sacrament, recitation of the Holy

Rosary and Benediction.

darin.

At 7.30 Mass with sermon in Englist!

Radio, movies, and other forms, quite ready with sermon in

to respond to the of demonstration are being used effort of the Chinese Government by government officials in Sikang on behalf of their social welfare for the benefit of popular educa-and, according to Mias Kao. 14 At 8.30 Mass with sermon for the assimilation of China's for Miao children are well "attend- tion in line with the programme primary schools there exclusively Portuguese.

At 9.30 Mass with sermon in native of the natives, which has ed, in addition to a normal train- English, followed by the Benedic-been so far successful.

ing class for Miao young men and

Sunday, 8.30 p.m. Gospel Ser- July 5The Novena for the re- vice preceded by Song Service at lief of the poor souls begins at 7.30 tion in Chinese,

e are not your own, for ye are on week days Mass at 6.7 and bought with a price" 1 Cor. 6: 7.30...

Confessions Morning and Even-

tion of the Blessed Sacrament. More than 100,000 Mlaos alone women. Many men among the At 2 pm Catechetical Instruc-along China's south-western fron-Yunnan aborigines are ready to

tlera are ready to respond to the serve in the Chinese Army. # p.m. Preacher. Mr. Eric Cox..

July 8 St. Elizabeth. Queen of Blessed Sacrament..

At 2.30 pr. Eenediction of the call of the Central Army of the Subject. "Christ has a rightful

Going to Hankow and the war Chinese Republic for service, ac- front at or about the same time claim.upon each individual,” Text, Portugal.

Bodality of the Children of Mary Lolo princess from Kwelchow and cheer the men now on the fields Monday, July 4-Meeting of the cording to Miss Kao Tu-kwei. aj to the Generalissimo and

at 8 p.m.

Yunnan. whe recently visited) of war, besides Miss Kao and Miss Today at 7.30 am. begins, the Chungking. Szechnen, with Miss Yul, is a delegation of Sikang and Novena for All the holy Souls, Yui Chi-tsai. another aboriginal Tibet natives. the CYMS. at 6.p.m.

Wednesday, July 6-Meeting of society leader.

Since the war for self-defense, They are carrying to the 'Gener- both the inhabitants of the China On week-days: Mass at 8.30 alissimo at Hankow from the far proper and those on the frontiers and 7.30.

south-west, on behalf of a number have come to appreciate one an- Novena for the Holy Bouls at of Lald and Mian chiefs, a good-other more, and in the museum óf į

19, 20. "Not with

corruptible

things as silver and gold, but with ing. the Precious blood "of' Christ." 1 Peter 18, 19,

Monday, 8 pm.. S,A.C.A. Meet- ing.

Wednesday, 8 - p.m. Praise and Prayer Meeting.

Thursday, 10.30 a.m. Ladies Bible Study Circle at No. 216 Nathan Road.

Thursday 7.30 p.m. Gervice in Mandarin.

Friday, 8 p.m. Bible Study Cir,

ST. TERESA'S CHURCH (PRINCE EDWARD ROAD) TEL. 56217 July 3-4th Sunday after Pente- 7.30 cost:

6.30 am. Holy Mass with Ser- mun in Chinese,

u.m.

| will; tribute" of a saddle, a roll of West". China Union University, holy scripture, a Buddhist image, Chengtu, there is a very good col- two Buddhist paintings, a jar, all lection of exhibits showing the significance of good luck person-life and habits of the frontier na- ally made, by members of a tribal tiyes.

7.30 am. Holy Mass. Sermon in RUSSIAN ORTHODOX %

English and Benediction.

9.30 am. Holy Mass with Ser-

cle at 3 United Terrace, Homan-mon In English.

tin, conducted by Mr. C. R. Jons-

zon.

All are welcome.

On week-days, Holy Mass at 6.30 and 7.15 a.m."

CHURCH

18, JORDAN ROAD, KOWLOON

The following are the services On July 7 at 7.15 am. begins for the forthcoming week:

No Collection on Bunday Even- the Novena to Our Lady of Mt

Carmel..

Saturday, 8 p.ni. Sunday, 9 am,

Tchlef family. In addition a dele. Dr. D. C. Graham, of the uni- gation of Bikang and Tibet na-versity faculty, has been spending Lives is visiting the front with some time in the study of the peo comfort for the officers and men quent more than 400 Tibetan articles of ple of the west, having made fre- Bzechnen, trips outaidé now fighting at the front.

Church and missions in Klating. south Szechnen, have also extend-

(Continued from Page. 3)

READY TO RESPOND Miaos in Yunnan appear to be

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