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LAMMERTS' AUCTIONS

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HE Undersigned have received

Instructions

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Saturday, the 19th April, 1941:

commencing at 18.30 a.m.

CATHOLIC NEWS & NOTES & NOTES

PASCAL TIME: ST. GEORGE: BISHOP ULLÁTHORNE

The Sunday after Easter is called "Low" Sunday in contrast to the great, day of Easter. The Joyful character of the liturgy continues during eight days after Easter and in a certain degree continues all through Paschal time, which lasts until the week after Pentecost. The word Allellua" (Praise God), which was a Hebrew expression of rejoicing-a kind of religious “Hurrah!”--- is repeated constantly in the prayers of Paschal time.

In addition to the popular term "Low Sunday" other names have also been given to this first Sunday after Easter. The Latin term "Dominica in albis? (Sunday in white) is a curious con- traction, for it omits the word "deponendis," which shows that its full meaning is that white garments were "put aside" on that day, not worn as the title would suggest. In the early days of Christianity those who were baptised at Easter wore white gar- ments in church for a week.

Another

CHURCH & GENERAL

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST

31 Macdonnell Read

The subject of the Lesson Ser- MRON in all Christian Salence Churches will be: "Doctrine of Atonement.**

The Golden Text will be: “All things are, of God, who hath rẹ- conciled us to himself, by Jesus Christ, and hath given to us the ministry of reconciliation.” (I Corinthians 3:18).

SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 1941.

All

Special Appeal To

Englishmen To Join Society Of St. George

PROGRAMME FOR WEDNESDAY

The programme ing this year's celebration of St. George's Day on Wednesday will be na fol- lows:-

At 12.45 pm, the President, supported by Past Presidents and the General Committee, will lay a wreath at the Ceno- taph.

At 5.30 pm. (weather per- mitting), by kind permission of Lidut-Col H. "W. M. Stewart, OBE, MC., and Officers, the band of the 1st Battalion, The Middlesex Regiment, will give a concert on the ground of the Hongkong Cricket Club.

A special appeal to all Englishmen in the Colony who are not members of the SOCIETY OF ST. GEORGE, HONGKONG, tô joln, was made by the Acting President, MR. L. C. F. BELLAMY, M.C., at the 24th annual general meeting of the Society held in the Board Among others the following cita- Room of the Hongkong Jöcker Club, Exchange Bullding, yesterday. tions will be read from the Bible: Mr. Bellamy said: "At present much more in this direction can "Forasmuch then as the children the active list of members has be done by an organisation such are partakers of flesh, and blood, dwindled to 341. This must surely as ours than by individual effort. he also himself likewise took part represent a small proportion only and it is for this reason that I of the same; that through death of the Englishmen in this Colony. appeal to all Englishmen not at

are three he might destroy him that had There

flourishing | present members of the Society to the power of death, that is, the 'Colony Societies in the Colony join. devil; and name is "Quasimodo destruction of Coventry. Three of through the fear of death were all gested. As a Lancastrian I would diety are the employment of the revenue has dropped so consider

deliver them who and a fourth-Lancashire—is sug- "The other objects of the Bo- often called in European con- city were bombed in its most de-eir lifetime subject to bondage. Joint but would certainly put the funds for any purpose of National ably.

Hebrews 2: 14, 15).

claims of this Society (representar Local Interest which the Com- I should like to take this op- tinental countries. It comes from vastating rald-one had been pre-

The following citations will also ing the Mother Country) Arst.mittee may think fit, the celebra-portunity of acknowledging the A quantity of Electric Waffle the first word (meaning, "Uke") o viously damaged and the one be read from the Christian Science The subscription is only $3 per tion of St. George's Day and all assistance and co-operation which Irons, Fans, Irons.

Toasters, the prayers of the Mass of the day. which was damaged most was one Textbook, "Science and Health anDUEL.

other occasions of national

Or we have received, from the Hong- Heads Formerly many Sundays received a built by Dr. Ullathorne before he with Key to the Scriptures" by

local Interest in suitable manner, kong Benevolent Society and the designation in this way from the became bishop.

The date on the Mary Baker Eddy: "The atone-

"I would remind you all that the and the cementing of the ties and Police." first word of the Mass,

tablet that bears his name, as pas-ment of Christ reconciles man to objects of the Society are primari-interests of Englishmen in the Far ST. GEORGE

tor, is 1843,

God, not God to man; for: the ly to deal with cases of distressed Bast." divine Principles of Christ is God, and deserving Englishmen and and how can God propitiate him- their families. It is obvious that, self?... Jesus alded in reconciling man to God by giving man a truer sense of Love, the divine Principle

at their Bales Room, No. 2, Con-" naught Road, Central, 2nd. Floor:

Heaters, Ovens, Burner and Wicks. etc., etc..

also

8400 gross Shoe Laces

and Pericll combination

1.Bag Sulphate of Ammonta

37 pieces Old Rubber Tyres

1 Fairbank Platform Scale

1 Case Cellulold Tooth Brush

Cases

Sunday," by which the day is the six Catholic churches of the

Bishop Ullathorne was a direct next descendant of St. Thomas

More

St. George, the Patra of Eng- land, whose reast

Decurs

THE OBJECTS

Funds far went to sea, and it was while at of Jesus teachings, and this truer PREVENTION OF General

sense of Love redeems man trom the law of matter, sin and death by the law of Spirit-the law of divine Love. (Science and Health, Pages 18, 19).

ANNOUNCEMENT

BERI-BERI

NEW OFFICERS Eection of officers and Com- mittee for the ensuing year re- sulted as "follows:

GENERAL FUNDS Continuing, Mr. Bellamy said "2 dozen "Avon" Fountain Pens Wednesday, April 23, is not the and his mother was a relative of

that after transferring the balance President: F. C. Hall; Vice-Pre- 2 dozen "Avon" Fountain Pen mythical or mysterious person that the Arctic explorer, Sir Joht

of $50 on Ball Account to make sident: L. C. F. Bellamy: Com- a young man he he is sometimes thought to be. Franklin. As

the total income at 4,855.75, the mittee: C. B. Brown, P. S. Cassidy, Considering that he lived as

close with aA. H. K. Cobb, W. A. Cornell, J. D... balance of $3,008.95. back as the fourth century, we tending Mass in Memel, on the

This repre- Danby, L. J. Davies, V. C, Labrum, possess quite a fair amount of in- Baltic, that he decided to become

sents a decrease of $382 when W. H. Lock, G. Miskin, A. H. Penn, formation about him,

a priest. He became a Benedictine

compared with the previous year G. G. N. Tinson and G. G. Wood. to Australia, where he

A highly interesting paper, on and is mainly attributable to in- The reason

Messrs. Linstead and Dayls were for the scanty in and went

titled "The Prevention of Berl-Ber!" Creased expenditure under the re-elected Secretaries and Trea- formation about him in collections refused a bishoplc. of Lives of Saints which are very Returning to England he took

was read by DR. LYDIA FEHILY to heading of 'Grants and Donations; surers. full in their stories of other saints, charge of u parish in

First Church of Christ, Scientist. the Hongkong Chinese Medical As- and to a reduction in donations Coventry

Those present at the meeting Hongkong, (a Branch is that the earliest accounts of St. until he was made Vicar Apostolic Mother Church. The First Church Club last night.

of the sociation at the Chinese Merchants, received from charity.

were; Hon. Mr. C. G. Alabaster, "Six calls for relief were dealt Mr. H. R. B. Hancock, Hon. Mr. T. Terms: Cash on Delivery.

George were written in the early of the Western District of Eng-of Christ, Scientist, in Boston,

with by the Society, and The paper was based on observa. centuries by heretical writers who land. When, after long negotia-Mass.

an E. Fearce, Lt. Col. H B. L. Dow LAMMERT BROS.,added tables to facts

tions promoted by him, the English close to Peak Tram Station, Sun-by the speaker during her past two

No. 31 Macdonnell Road ŝtions carried out and data collected amount of $1,323.50 was paid out. biggin, Messrs. P. S. Cassidy, J. D. "Once again no special request Danby, G. Miskin, V. C. Labrum, Later on, when responsible wri. hierarchy was restored; he was day Service 11.15 a.m. Testimony

for Charitable donations ters began to write the lives, they then made Bishop of Birmingham, Meeting, Wednesday 6 pm. years of research work in China,

was R. H. K. Cobb, G. R. Labrum, W. Issued and with so many other R. Chester-Woods, L. J. Davies and found it so hard to distinguish where he remained for thirty-Reading Room is maintained. In Japan and the Philippines.

appeals in evidence just now it is S. T. Butlin, representing the Sec- legend from fact in the case of seven years. He was the author of the Church Büllding and 13 open

According to Dr. Fehily, beri-ben not surprising that this source of retaries and Treasurers. on Monday. Thursday and Satur- was chiefly caused by the consump- particulars. Diligent study in his- An interesting fact about the day mornings from 10.30 am, totion of highly-milled rice and pre- torical sources has however reveal- Coventry church which he built is 12.30 pm, and on Tuesday and Fri-vention of it was the use of part- ed a good deal of reliable informa- that it had as architect Charles day evenings from 5.30 to 7. pm.bolied rice, red rice and under-mill-

|Hansom, the inventor of the hap- All authorised Christian literature ed rice. St. George was soldier or som cab. Mr. Hansom was at that Cappadocia, a Roman province in time Town Surveyor of Coventry North Eastern Asia Minor, belong-and visited a great number of old ing to a wealthy family with churches before making his design estates in Palestine. He reached The spire, which still stands, is a prominence in the army and came landmark in a city renowned for to the notice of the Emperor Diotts spirea. cletian, but all the time maintain-

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Tuesday, the 22nd April, 1941.

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A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE COLLECTION OF POSTAGE

STAMPS.

19

*

“WHITE FATHERS"

Nine "White Fathers," Mission- arles of Africa, were killed

or

ed his loyalty to his Christian ¡ faith.

When the Emperor issued an mortally wounded in the Battle of edict against Christianity, George France in 1940, and 29 aspirant resigned from the army and pro-missionaries with two of their pro tested to the Emperor. The Em-fessors are now in an internment peror offered him new honours if camp. In

occupied France. The he would subalt. When he re- missionaries were able to adminis- fused he suffered many fortunester 218,386 baptisms in the past till he was finally put to death in year in Africa, thus bringing the A.D. 303.

total of Catholics in their missions It was the reputation of theto 1.587.558 Saint which persisted among the

The complete mobilisation of the Soldiers that

responsible for French Army took away hundreds his fame. The Crusaders learned of missionaries from their field, of LAMMERT BROS. of him in the East and brought work. A certain number of them his name to England. HIS con-were freed after the Armistice; but nexion with England became tradi-many missionaries, In the prime of tional when Edward III founded youth; were killed or mortally the Most Noble Order of the Garter wounded in the battles of tog in 1349...

month of June. Soma are still The legend of this Order's origins with their regiments in Syria from the loss of a lady's garter nas North Africa.

Terms: Cash on Delivery...

AUCTIONEERS.

CATHOLIC ·

CATHEDRAL

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is avaliable at the Reading Room. In Introducing the speaker; Dr. "The public is" cordially invited to Edward W. J. Sun, Vice-President attend the services and to visit of the Association, said that the the Reading Room.

ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH

paper had been accepted for pub-)

·lication in the British Journal of Health and Hygiene,

1st Sunday after Easter:-8.00 | a.m. Holy Communion; 10.00 a.m.)

Brown.

CROSSWORD.

NO.

1 Masculine

CHAMBER MUSIC CLUB CONCERT Young People's Service; Junior The Fourteenth Concert of the Sunday School; 11.00 am. Choral Communion, Preacher: Rev. Cyril given last night in the Great Hall Hongkong Chamber Music Club,

of Hongkong University, drew a good attendance of music-lovers, |among them a good many students.

The programme was arranged by 16 Bandmaster H. B. Jordan, A.R.C.M., solo planoforte. featuring Professor Harry Ore in a

6.15 p.m. Evensong and Sex- mon: Preacher: The Acting VI-

car.

•

The Sunday Club wil meet as usual after, this service.

April 21: 10 am. Medical War Working Party for China; 5.30.

p.m. St. Andrew's Club Committee.

April 23 5.30 p.m. Wolf Cubs: ST. PETER'S SEAMEN'S 5.45 p.m. Chor Practice; 8.45 p.m.

Rovers.

April 24 10′ a.m. Medical War Working Party for China,

April 25 - St. Mark's Day; 7:30 am Holy Communion; 6.30 p.m. Intercession Service in con- nexion with the war.

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-ROSARY CHURCH

The following are the forth- They coming services etc..

obscured the truth, which is that The White Fathers, or "Mission- The following are the forthcom-

the so-called "garter" was a golden artes of Our Lady of Africa," are ing services at the Catholic Cathe-collar from which hung & blue among the most famous of Catho- drat, Caine Road: Low Sunday, ribbon depicting St. George slaying lic missionary Institutes. Morning services: 1st Mass at 6 with sermon in Chinese, 2nd Mass

& with sermon in English, 3rd Mass

the dragon.

BISHOP ULLATHORNE

were rounded by Cardinal Lavigerfe Low Sunday:-At 6.30 a.m. Mass for apostolic work in North Africa with Sermon in Chinese; At 7.30

13 with sermon in English Even- Memories of Bishop Ullathorne, and they dress in Arab dress, in am. Mass with Second Holy Com- ing services: at 3.30 Catechetical who was mainly responsible for white. They are greatly respected munion of Children; At 8.30 am. the English by the Arab population every- Mass with Sermon in Portuguese; Instruction 4 Exposition of the the restoration of Bleed Sacrament, recitation of hierarchy, were recalled. by thewhere.

the Holy Rosary and Benediction. Apr 4 Thursday, Exposition of

the Blessed Bacrament, recitation of the Holy Rosary and Benedic- tion at 5.30 pm April 25th-8t Mark. Evangelist. The Litany of

ST. TERESA'S CHURCH

the Baints and Procession at 7.10 am în week days Mag at 6 and

· 7.30. - Confessions morning and evening

THE CHRISTIAN & MISSIONARY ALLIANCE

(Hongkong Branch) CHAPEL

Prince Edward Rd., Tel, 56127,

[ST. JOHN'S

At 9,30 am Mass. with Sermon in English, followed by Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament; At 2 pm. Catechism in Chinese; At 2.30 pm. Benediction of the Blessed Sacra ment.

ST. PAUL'S CHAPEL

CATHEDRAL

Wednesday:-At. 6 p.m. Meeting Low Sunday: Communicants of the Members of CYLA, Fellowship: 8 am Holy Com- Thursday:At 8 pm. Meeting of Low Sunday 6.30 am Holy munion and Peak Church; 11 the conference of St. Vincent de Mass with Sermon in Chinese: am. Mattins, Preacher, Rev. H. D. Paul. 7.30 Choral Mass, celebrated by Rosenthall: 12:15 pm. Holy Com F. E the Bishop, who will distrl-munion; 8.30 pm Evensong and 185 Portland Street, Mongkok bute First Holy Communion to sermon. Preacher, Re AP Rosé.

Low Bunday at 6 am. Mass the Children and the newly Bap The Buckal Hour wil be held with sermon in Chinese, At 8 jim, tised adults, and after Mass will immediately after Evensong, and Night Prayers, Sermon and Bene administer Confirmation; 10 am, all will be welcomed. Holy Mass with Sermon in Edg Holy Communion will be cele 11sh

brated on: Thursday, 7:30 8.m. On week-day, Holy Mass at (Specially for Diocesan Confer

ence; Friday, 17,45 -a,m... (39;-Mark), NOTICE FOR THE WEEK Badminton in the Cathedral Hall on Monday.

6.30 and 7.15 am

ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH

2 Cumberland Ed Howloon Tong

"Bay. John Bechtel Pastor,

Buddy Bricenik: Engilah i—19 | a. Wotship Speaker Rew B Carter: Bubject: God's: Great Loge 6.30 p.m... Evangelistic: Berries. Speaker, Rer: "John Bechtel. Bub- jenti "Learning by Experience"

Low Sunday:-First Mass and Thursday, 7 plin.. Toung People's General Communion at 8 am, Meeting" arbject: "Abraham, the Second Mass at 10 am, followed Friend of God!

In Cantonese..

Worship. Speaker:

Dean of Bether: Ell

me

Seminary

...

"CHURCH'

The Sailors' Home & Seamen's Institute, Hongkong CHURCH SERVICES Bunday next; Low Sunday. 8 a.m Holy Communion. - 8 pm, Fhort Evening Bervice. Preacher: The Chaplain. Notices: Refreshments will be served after the Evening Bervice.

NB-The Church is open to the general public.

CHRIST CHURCH (KOWLOON TONG),

Rev. J. C. L. Wong to Preach at Choral Eucharist

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Low Sunday. Services in Eng- 35 Concerning 118:

37 What coun. 7.15 am Holy Communion; 9.45 am Choral Eucharist & Ber-

try lles be- tween French wong. 9 am, Sunday School at 3

Preacher: Rev.. J. C. L

Indo China and British !BurDis? Services in Mandarin: 8 am Holy Communion; 11 am. Morning 39 Rates Prayer & Bermon. Prescher: Mr. 142 Part of a Chow Chen Kuang.

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„* WEEK-DAY SERVICES Wednesday, 8t. Geogre's Day:

Holy Communion at "am.

Thursday, Holy Communion at 7

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diction of the Blessed Sacrament

ENGLISH METHODIST CHURCH

BOHONGKONG

Friday, 8 Mark: Holy Com- munion at 7am.

Meetings and notices: The Christ Church congregation w

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Queen's "Road East: Opposite the Royal Novat Honjiška! Breachera Morning Rex, meet the Mandarin speaking con- 51 Depart

www Vernon Stonas, Evening-Rey regation in a Tennis and Bridge 52 fides of Diocesan Conference on Thure-W.H. Hudspetty MA, Morning Touchament on Bonday afternoon, day, 5.30 p.m. (Cathedral Hall). Parade Service at 10.15 am. Apzli 20 Tennis at 2.30 p.m. Hymne: 420, 513 909, 230 810 Evening Service at 7 pm. Hymns: 32, 105, 527, 45dyhajan ha

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Bridge arter supper at about 8.30

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Monday, April 21 Guild of Martha & Mary excursion

to 55 Gain as Sheung Shul leaving Kowloon by the 813 a.m. tramos dis

Thursday, April 24: Usual week-

meeting of the Guild of Martha Solution No. 888- Choir practice in the Church at 6

Mary at 10 am; in the VicarageT A E DIALA STE OD FERUTEKIRJERA

OLLATOENTTRUETTAGAN 11 BÁRED" BLADOR ALENESS MAJOWE NIEOTTOUTCROSCOPICAL

STER ELUPAR ET4 TONTRA GEIINTO

FRATERNITY PRAYER ROOM

77 Pokfulam Road by Benediction of the Blessed

NOTICES FOR WEEK 11 am. Sacrament. This Service will be Saturday, 3.30 pm, Fellowship Following the Evening Bervice a

{broadcast Sermon by Rev. Fr. Testing, "1941 and after." Subject, Social Hour will be held at 8

Ryan BJ.

Rosh, Mesbech and Tubal, and Home at 8.30 D. All Bervicemen On week-days, Holy

Mass at à

the raid on the land of unwalled and civilians warmly welcomed villages. (Ezekiel 38 and 29) Monday and Thuraday at 1pm DEBATE

Sunday, 9.45 am. Bezvice of Holy Badminton Club at 8 & 8 Home. Confessions are beard every day Communion, 3 pm, Bible Study Tuesday at 8.30 Dm. Meeting for P before and after Mass. On Batur Circle for young women, 8.30 pm Prayer and Fellowship at 8 Fellowship "At Home in the Friday -÷April 25: Viedr und Frayer i daya, the special time, for Confes Intere ton for the war. Monday, Home, Wednesday at 5.30 pm Vicarage from 8.30 pm.

Kions is from 4:30 pm.. to 8 pm. 8. p., prayer meeting...

House Committee at B&S Home.

3 p.m. Bundry: Behoods- Evangelistic Service Speaker. Mr.

Wednesday 7.30 pum Meeting in Cantonese.

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