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DECISIONS IMPORTANT

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(Editor's Note: — e fol-v The annual tax. or tribute. ‘ lowing material relating to to- which the Romans extract- llIOH'DW’s Sunday SCth 10550! ed from the Jews was the chief 1' 0|! copyrighted out- l sign of their subjugation to the lines produced by the Division! Roman Yoke and formed the of Christian Education. Nation- - most burning issue of the day It. al Council of Churches In the ‘was inevitable. therefore. that 0-5. PM by permls- Jesus would be asked His opinn' lull-l lion of the practice. The framing } lot the question was a deliberate ' . attempt on the part of the priests IT IS to trap Jesus in a treasonous: (Ste Bible offers us guidance for statement for which He could OWTY major area 0f life. eYeTy be more or less legally condem- basic relationship involving hu- ned. man experience. even to the; Jesus perceived their crafti-

By RH. RAMSEY 1 ' teresting to note howl

government Under “'hiC‘h “’9 ness and His answer left them live. Though the Bible has I no possibility (if a reply. He forc- much to say about good and had ed His questioners to produce a

noting Cae-. it. advised.

Roman coin and.

governments, it never condemnsl sar's likeness upon

state. but always upholds it. (them to render unto Caesar

as a necessary institution. I Our lesson begins with a par. I such material things as belong- 0 him. but to withhold for

Obie stressing the importance

of making a correct decision : God those spiritual values right-'

When we are given an opportun. fully HIS-

lly to elect men to high. :ov-' The answer was perfect. com~ plete. Instead of lll\'0i\'ll1E Jes-

ernmental offices. it concerns us in a predicament. as they had I

selfish and cruel Ahime- lech. son of Gideon. who through hoped . His response. involving two great truths, rebuked the .

conspiracy and the murder of his br°th9T5~ “’35 aPPOlnted interrogators. Ne vertheles s. 1 king 0f ShGChem- when the Jews brought J c 5 us ‘ Jotham. his youngest brother. before Pilate. they accused' escaped the slaughter and. when. "m of “perverting the nation 001d Abimclccli's appoint.' and forbidding to give tribute to merit. told the parable of Caesar‘ — an accusation clear- trees and the thorn Jotham 1y contradicted by His own words earlier in the week.

terprets the parable. saying. if: they have done “'6” in naming In the paragraphs from Rio-’ mans. Paul lays down some ba-

Abimelcch king. then they,

should rejoice But if they haveisic truths regarding man's 79.

made an 9"“ ChOICP- the“ tra'Ilationship to the government‘ which rules him. Rulers are tol

- rule for the good of all. This isl Matthew Mark and Lu ke‘ ordaine y God and is the gen-I record the Holy Week episode eral principle underlying gov-I of Christ‘s reply to the question eminent itself. Human govern-I of paying tribute to a disliked ment is a divine institution. The government However. we are form in which it exists and the only concerned with tho para-jfunctions. ane determined by. graphs from Luke. iI-lis providence. This is God‘s

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gedy would certainly befall them

arrangement of state authority.

Rulers should punish evildoers without favor. Government is for the administration of jus- tice; it condemns itself when it descends to injustice. God plac- es rulers among men to control wickedness by means of laws and penalties directed against evil deeds.

Consequently. man‘s duty to

By CARDINAL McGUIGAN There is an age-old question

which asks "should the Chris-

tian simply look forward to hea-i ven or should he do anything to; a year and will be considered Should by the Russian people as

improve life on earth? the citizen of heaven be a stran- ger to the city of man?

"Absorbed by the thought of future happiness. should a man turn his back on the labors of this world, smothering in him- self the temporal obligation of the Christian?"

A Russian legend gives us partial answer: In it St. Nicho- las and St. Cassian have appoint- ments with God in the desert.

I They had donned their best gar-

ments for the occasion.

On the way they met a pea- sant struggling to free his cart. St. Cassian hastened past, afraid he might soil his snowy w ite cloak. St. Nicholas stopped help the peasant.

The story ends with the two saints facing St. Peter. He

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Doctnrl Lawyer? Merchant? Already Robbie’s parents are planning for his future. They’re saying to give him the best education obtainable, because they want him to be

happy and successful . . . a son to be proud of.

It would be splendid if a good education automatically led to happiness and ana- eess, but unfortunately it doesn’t. Many well-educated men and women have failed

utterly when it came to living a stable and worthwhile strength of character that would have sustained them.

life, because they lacked the

There is no better training ground for the building of character than the Chris

tian Church. There children are encouraged to follow 3 them, and to respect themselves and their fellows.

wayotlifethatwillnotfail

Give your child every chance b succeed. Make sure that'bls educadon includes 'a thorough knowledge of the time-tasted Christian truths.

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his government harks back to! Christ’s own words: “Render unto Caesar the things that are Caesar‘s. and unto God. the things that are God's" i

in Peter's letter to Christian belieVers he tells us no 0 be I amazed a experiencing trials for our faith. Rather we should rejoice in them for thus we par- take in Christ’s sufferings andf

our lives are purified. Persecu-I

tion brings Christ near to us. helping us to realize hat the humblest sufferers for His

name are as truly sharers in the glft of the Holy Spirit as were the greatest of prophets; and as He was not of this world. so al-

Charity's Big Role In The World Today

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so are we not of It.

.Tlie Christian’s Responsibility ILLUSTRAT SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON ' Woman...”

Scripture—Judge- 9:145: Luke acne-ea: laun- uxl-Ix I m

~- m ,‘ Peter aye (1de arm at am

The parableof the the Jesus telisua toobeyotr mean- Paullaygdwnhbdc full. of thou-n stresses he importance of meats. whether they be good or bad. Rois shodd rule for m “mined m m “I

electing the right men to high public

Offices—Judges 9:7-15. MEMORY VERSE—“And

which be God’ .”—Luke 20:

for they. like us. are answerable iio God—Luke amino. r

He said unto them, Render therefore 25.

without livers-Romans 1821-7.

unto Caesar the things which be Caesar's, and unto God the things

to Chalet-d Peter 0:13-16,

smiles at St. Nicholas and as- sures him that because he did not hesitate to help the poor pea. sant he will have two feast days

the greatest saint next to St. Peter himself.

'lhirning to St. Cassian he tells him that he will have to be con- tent with his snowy white cloak and assigns him for his feast day February 29th.

Such answers. however valu- able. are not completely reas- suring.

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We must decide whether the desire to push back the inroads of hunger. war, suffering. death or. in a more general way. the desire to engage in economics, social. political or scientific tasks seems foreign. n ot so much so our expectation of an- other world. but to the expan- sion of charity in this world.

The example of Christ Him-

self is enough to give a basic an-, swer

“In (this measure at least we marks the direction In which have

become color blind. It this church intends to go."

His miracles fed the crowd. cured the sick, consoled the suf-l fering. His directions to His dis-g clples placed upon them the ob-‘ ligation to do the same.

It is required of all that they relieve the needs of the poor,; solace every form of distress.) Jesus well knew that this atti-, tude might bring about “‘8ng misunderstandings. .

Yet. as it seemed to Him that; suffering was linked to thel kingdom of Satan. the victory: which He is to win ovcr it an-. nounces and fore-shadows the: Kingdom of God.

If the primitive Christian com- munity formed but one mind and one heart, it was because each placed his personal pos- sessions at the disposition of

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The development of the social and economic sciences has taught us that aims-giving re- presents a rudimentary form of assistance to the needy.

SAMARI'I‘AN

Other domain; will likewise call for similar application of the Gospel teaching. In His bat- tle against sickness Christ used supernatural means. Yet the good Samaritan treated th e wounds of the unfortunate man whom he encountered with com- mon remedies. oil and wine.

It is not the researcher who spends the labor of a lifetime to discover an antibiotic or a vac- cine falthfnl to thIs humble ex-

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This is true because the exer. else of virtue requires a mini- mum of human standing. but

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The "Billy Graham Crusade" choir needs addi- tional members. If you’re interested please fill in ' the form below and mail it to Trinity Church of-

fice. BILLY GRAHAM CR‘USAD‘E FOR CHRIST CHOIR ENLISTMENT CARD

Please enroll me as a member of the choir for the Crusade for Christ. I will attend the rehearsals and services regularly, as far as possible. Kindly send me details of choir rehearsals prior to and during the crusade.

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also because such service is an

expression of love and of itself creates a relationship and calls for a return.

Therefore no task will be real- ly profane that can be lo ok upon as a service —— not agricul‘ ture. industry. commerce. sci- ence. art. not even politics.

With ears attuned to every soung along the way, with hearts beating faster at the

thought they might herald the arrival of the Master. the Chris- tian works to perfect his task. not only awake but. as the Gos- pel says. by "doing."

The Church is the greatest factor on earth for the build- ing of character and good citiranship. t in a storehouse of up ' as. Without: a strong church, neither democracy nor civilization can lurvwe. ere are our sound reasons why every person a cold attend services regularly and support. the c are: (1) For his

Moderator Plans Boosting Civil Rights Bill

OKLAHOMA CITY (Apt—The first Negro moderator in the history of the United Presby- terian Church in the U.S. says one of his primary concerns is to bring the full resources of (the church to bear or passage of the civil rights bill.

“0 e who belongs to a mi- nority has a kind of special understanding of what happens —and this is my only special talent in helping our church ful- fil its responsibility." Rev. El- der G. Hawkins said here Thurs-

The new moderator is 55. pas- tor of St. Augustine Presbyter- Ian Church in the Bronx and a native New Yorker.

His election underlined the militant role the leaders of the United Presbyterian Church have taken against racial dis- crimination. The church has al- most 3.300,000 members in the U.S., but only a fraction are in . the southeastern states. * Eugene Carson Blake. chief executive officer of the denomination. had this comment on the election of the egro moderator:

own dran‘a lake. (3) For the sake 'of his community an nation. {4) For the sake of the church itself, which needs his moral and malarial In

to go to church regularly and read your Bible daily.

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St. Paul's Anglican Church

Established 1769 by Royal Foundation The Rev. F. Louis Elias. L.S.’1‘.. Rector Organist and Choir Director: George A. Thompson. F.R.C.O.. (CHM) A.R.C.M. T ' TY SUNDAY 8.3) Lin—HOLY COMMUNION ' 9:45 a.m.—SUNDAY SCHOOL. Junior. Senior and Bible masses. 11:00 a.m.—SUNDAY SCHOOL. Pnlunary. Beginners masses and Crib Nursery 11:00 a.m.—MORNlNG PRAYER & Sermon (Broadcast CFCY) Anthem: “I Bind Unto Myself Today" Ancient Lrldh Hymn Subject: "GLORY BE ’10 GOD" We are privileged to welcome to our lunch tihe R.C.M.P. who will be attending our 11 o'clock Morning PM See-

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The Kirk of S. James

The Reverend ‘1'. II. I. Some". M.A.. S.T.M.. Minister Organist and Director of the Choirs Christopher Gledblll. M.A.. lune. 9:45 a.m.-—Cliureli School and Young People's Bible Clue 11:00 Impala-cliqu Nina-y and Nil-cor: School 11:00 mum SUNDAY Momma WORSHIP AND SERMON: “WHAT Is GOD LIKE?" (ll! Om-lnthla-ns 13:14) Anthem: "Hymn to the Mom" (Tdiathoveliy)

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m: Rev. J. G. E. Bell. B.A. Rev. G. G. Wynn. B.A.. B.D. . Rev. Clayton C. Lewla organist A Director of Choirs: Ronton l‘. Mound. A.R.c.o. 9:” an.—8enlor. Intermediate and Junior Church School 11:00 mun—Primary. Kindergarten and Nursery 11:“ a.m.--Sermou: “WESLEY DAY" (Rev. J. G. 1:. Ball) 2Anthem: “The King Of Love W Shepherd Ia" Quartet: Mrs. David Cox. Mrs. K. A. Parker, Mr. David Hall and Mr. Lewis Newman 7:0) p.m.—“LIFE'S HABDEST LESSON" (Rev. J. G. 1'}. Ball) “A WELCOME AWAITS YOU AT TRINITY AND SPRING PARK" SPRING PARK UNITED CHURCH (Cor. Eli'th Drive and Dunkirk Street) CHURCH SCHOOL

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First Baptist Church

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9:40 a.m.—Sundsy.SchoOl for all ages. Extended sessions for pro-school drildren 11:00 a,m.-—“MY THREE SONS" Anthem: “Come Holy Ghost" (Attwood) 7:30 p.m.—"L1FE’6 TRUE GOAL" Ant m “Living for Jesus" Girls: "Jesus The Thee” -- .1. Hospital Nurses' Vesper Service My Szoo—Bllly Graham Crusade Counselling an.

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Central Christian Church

919 Kent Street Charlottetown, P.E.1.

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PARK ROYAL UNITED CHURCH

18 Christie Drive. Parklan Rev. J. I]. Tye, B.A.. 3.1).. Minute?

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St Peter's Cathedral

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Zion Presbyterian Church

Corner Prince and Grafton Streets The Rev. Donald A. Campbell. B.A.. Minister Mlle Roberta m. Deacones- Mu. Harvey Macxlnnon. L. Mum. B. Mu. a If and Choir Director

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