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The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat. July 4, 1964.

By CARDINAL McGUIGAN

greatest needs have been met The first of these is the need for something to believe in

Unless we have a vision of life to which we can commit our- selves wholeheartedly. accept without reserve. and use as a guide in our everyday living, we shall always be restless in the face at life’s problems.

Our minds are made for truth,

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and deep peace of mind only com to en we have at- tained to the truth we seek—a

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“rile HMCS Stadacona band dale and Sherwood Centennial The .band..which is here in con- i . .

’ N: g celebrations which carried on nectlon With the VlSlt of two . c f , from Hamax' ‘ '5" brought 01f all yesterday. Shown above is navy ocean escorts, the La ‘ Pukdale and sherwwd. Res“ the band during the mammoth Hulloise and the Fort Erie is l giants yeSlerday mommg '0 parade which was the first rated as the best in Eastern' d kick off the combined Park- function of the celebrations. Canada. 2| e e

NSINGTON —- Promotion

Calendar Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock. I Scenes from the Maritime H01- 1 stein Field Day which was held I at York Point last Saturday. and ithe Maritimew Angus Page??? A number of events held re" Iiffifiagetghiiwsed‘nathgpiogram. cently in this province will share I Also pictured will ha a demon- part of the spotlight on Country stration of land»clearing equip-

Severcll Events Of Local Interest To Be On TV

1 me!“ recently brought into 0P- V‘v certificates were given the pu- eration in this province. pils Of St. Mark’s .Sunday Some Island women will prob- SChOOI by Rev' manger 3‘ , lthe regular worship sex-Vice on ably be seen in scences from Sunday morning Certificate, the annual meeting of the Fed-

erated Women’s Institute of Ca-

were also received in recogni- tion of Sunday school an . church attendance. and a num. nada held at Wolver last week. 1 bar of children wrote Sunday Island woman. Mrs Philip 3 school exams and reeeived pas- Matheson, Oyster Bed Bridge 15 3‘ sing diplomas.

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the new IJI‘GISiCIent I Olive Moase received a dip- The program Fishermen's Log , on Friday evening at 7.15 will include shots of the official open- ing of the Oyster Hatchery at ‘Ellerslie in this province.

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loma signed by the primate of all Canada signifying that she had pa the Sunday school with high standing for the past h-ree yeans.

, secure knowledge of what life is all about.

The Christian virtue of faith gives us this vision of the world. . and hence. meets this basic need of ours

We also need someone to love. A vision of the meaningfulness of life is not enough. Part of that vision tells us that no man has within himself the source and completion of his own happiness. We are meant to give ourselv- es to others, to serve them. It is

Man Must Love In Order TO Live

in doing this that we find our ful-

l-f our lives are meaningful. I “111mm 35 me“: this is a sign that three of curl

Man is essentially a lover and if he fails to find someone to love, his life is just as empty and meaningless as if he had no vision.

T Christian virtue of char- ity gives us the object our need to love demands. By it. we are. enabled to love God our Father with our whole heart and soul and mind and strength.

But we do this not only di- rectly through worship, but also

by loving our neighbor as our- d

selves out of love for God. DIVINE DIRECTION

And so our basic need to love is directed by God toward all of those with whom we live, work and play. It is in loving sex-Vice toourbro ersands ersin Christ that a new depth is given to our peace of soul.

There is still a third and per- haps a more farceaching need

in man.

Each of us needs a fair hope of warding off disaster and of achieving ultimate success.

It is not enough to see what

someone. we must also know that the goal our vision of tile presents to us is attainable by

us.

If this third ingredient is lack- ing. our whole life is marred at its source and our peace of soul is shattered. What good is some thing to‘believe in if that con- viction brings nothing to me; If it holds no promise out to me wh should I commit myself to it? My life is just as meaning-

lifeis.itisnot enotigh to love,

By His Resurrection. Christ has broken through the great barrier thatconfronts us. And now He holds out to us the prom- ise of the same in our own lives. - So we call Him our Saviour. The Christian virtue of hope then. enables us to realize that by the merits of Christ, we shall receive from God whatever help we need in this life to love prop- erly, that is to become fully hu-

an.

In addition. it names us that if we are faithful to this task. we shall receive peace and joy and happiness beyond measure. not only in this life. but most of all. in the life to come. our life with Our Father for which we were made.

DOUBLES BE!) A British firm has developed bed that may be chaag from single to double in five

less ultimately with it or who t It. '

HUMAN LIMITATION

What good is someone to lovo ilmyloveforthemisllmitedto a few fleeting years? Love by its very namrs demands that it be boundless and yet my ability to love is danced in all around. not least by the ultimate barrier to hull'nan achievement, death it-

so It is' precisely against the one of homo existence it- self that Christian hope ls di- rected. Surely, it is obvious that we ourselves cannot overcome the limitations of our name.

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us what is otherwise beyond our grasp. This is what He has done in His Son into the world

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THE ART GALLERY IS NOW OPEN TO nun PUBLIC DAILY 10:00 AM. —- 3:00 PM.

Special Centennial Exhibition: “A Con ed by the National Gallery of Canada... Confederation Life Association: “Canadian Historical Collection.‘

BOOK FAIR

DAILY in the concourse: 10:00 sum—8:00 p.m.

TOURS

Monday through Saturday: 11:00: 1:00; 3:00; 5:00 Sunday: OPEN HOUSE: Free Tours 1—7 pm. Couple» Tour of Centre — Adults 35: Admission To Art. Gallery Only—25¢

Children up to Grade 8 (accompanied by adult)—FREE High School and University Students—15c

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CENTENINIAI. ESSO TICKETMOBILE Will be visiting these key points throughout the Ishnd Monday: Cape Tormentine merciful—10:00 - 4:00 pan. Tuesday: Smnmerside—Holman’s of nun—10:00 . 4:00 pm. Thursday: Reid’s Corner—Travel Bureau—10:00 - 4:00 pan. Friday: Kemington—Ramsay’s Faao Station—10:00 - 12:30 pan. BCAF Buo—Slrsfion Gmoetaeris Parking Lot

1:80 - 4:00 pan.

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mud Commandment Park, near. Central land, cum. - mammal—mam anon 'sd ‘

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