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Church Servlces tilan these siiall ye do." The evening
ZION SERVICES
"The great law of the Cliurcll‘s
Life" was the topic of a very fiile sermon yesterday moriiing.
This law was stated to be "the
Cliurch‘s belief in the Gospel of the servant of the Bon of God; a belief in the Gospel message of pardon and power."
In the morning the choir rendered
the anthem "Ye Shall Dwell in the Lord" by Stainer. Messrs M. McKin- non and Jack McLeod took the solo parts, and the quartette was sung by Miss G. Farquharson. Mrs. Brown, Messrs ,McLeod and McDougal. 'ii/lr. Fulton preached so inspiring
sermon on “The True Unity of Na- tions." This was based on the Mes- sianic Psalm 87.
Theanthem was Pfienger'l "I-last
Thou Not Known." Mrs. Sutherland McLean ind Malcolm McKinnon took tha solo parts.
This evening the Y. P. S. C. E. will
“hike” to thehome of Mr. and Mrs. Ben McEachern, St. Pei/er's Road, leaving the church at 7.30. '
Tuesday evening the entire teach-
ing staff of the Sabbath School will meet at the home of Mrs. (Prof) Thompson, Cor. Queen and Euston.
ST: PETERS CATHEDRAL
There were good congregations
present at the three services in Bt. Peters Cathedral yesterday, at all of ' whieh Rev. Canon Malone ofilciated.
Previous to the choral celebration
of the Eucharist at ii o'cloci<, the beautiful church Litany was sung. Canon Malone preached the first of a course of Lenten sermons on_ the Holy Communion.
At the evening service Canon
Malone preachedcn the character of God as revealed by the Fathers. Prophets and Jesus Christ. This ser- mon was the first of a course of ser- mons on this subject.
During the evening service the Mie- erere filist Psalm) was sung as a prayer.
Mr. Walter MacNutt presided at
_the organ.
Wednesday. Friday and Saturday
yu _
or for the Church and Clergy. The country, church and home; Mrs.
jthe churches met in the Epworth ‘Hall to observe the day of United
mise of Jesus And greater works
sermon was one particularly direct- ed to young people--“The fear oi’ fallurwand its cure." Both sermons were clearly thought and well ex
_ :rm Doctors Give cE.v1'EN1v1AL
, li aox social. and natal-alla
= ment in I-lcartz Hall, East Royalty, e 1 m 0 I1 y _conunued mm page i_ 4.- _ . _
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llednesday, Feb 20th Dont mlas thd
gl I has been transferred to River John, Nova Scotia Sackville Post
BACK FROM ENGLAND-Colonel
D A Maokinnon and Mr W Ches-
ter B. M.aLtire arrived in Saint John. ‘ N. B. last evening at 6 o‘clotk from 'fmt-
England aiter a very rough passage across the ocean. They will arrive in the city this evening.
THE FUNERAL of the late Mrs.
Neil Macl“adyen was held from her
I ‘ i
lata residence at Winsloe on Batur- day, February 16th. The service at
_ the ,house and grave was conducted _ dl pressed messages. by itev. Mr. orinit. The Pall beam* imported and rfllnqptgrties ‘:i?l¥ic“hl.;;` humanity and hiding thc might of Tile many friends of Miss Clara *"9 Jam” M°0C°11“m»- Dame’ proved its superiority. pu All.Pou-erful God under the help-
P ye
_:_ - -» _‘-_‘ Emi” G%" Mfugagmund in word of the Successor of Bt. Peter
..» ~~ - 'i-luiivsranaau-Kenneth Merritt “Y Q was spoken ,md punc, uuwml ul.
ii., l ...W V ii former Bale Verte boy. who has for LEADING physlcllm, l-ep.-ll-t that and along with New Bl-uruiwi¢l¢ be. l- :" mme "me been °“ the sm" °I the Peerless' Dry Ginger Ale if heat- came the Diocese of Charlottetown ,llllln 2;-‘.2--` Iva) Bunk or No” swan' it Alum' P' °d md taken h°t °“ ring w bg? and the parish church of that City -.'-_~'§I.',;/ - iilbre u any - - l,.- _ - 1” . flplcnt cold. P ‘”°“_“‘°' me “T C“th"°‘“1 1" me
‘if - . ~ I Thll, lg 5 spell; Maritime Provin es.
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tribute to its very high quality, as is the fact that the medical pro ‘ fenllon advise its use in hospitals as being the purest. _ l
The Carbonation of‘
this Ginger Ale is so perfected that a bottle
The infant state of the newly
formed Diocese the modest l1f0P0\' tions and adornment oi the then Ca
iocese of the Church in its begin Igive the best and mugs bguutiful of pl
unto the very act of creation itself there we find the Divine Creator lnanifestixu not only His infinite
power but also, in part, His eternal sc
°l`°°ted hwwledge 1° ° p°m°lP°“°“ ceeding ages The same spirit of faith
in the infinite knliwledge of Odd, 50
a sharing in the unlimited beauty of b His eternal majesty. All that is most l
zation that all such is held in trust
eliind the monuments or alas per iape' the mills of monuments that
Wlendm 1" °"“U°n» l‘h°"°f°7e~ be' are a source of wonder and of ad
longs to the Creator and the reall- 'mlmtlon ln me present day
n for the most psrt by persecution
fuffhel' 101° me Im” and “mn” them 5°m° “Y \'°¢‘U'“¢d '-0 mm |9545 U1* and by the desire to practice their
- ' 5 all |l<l0mg_ then lullgi; wg gg bggk ¢v¢li` d;eilg,;ng God Whose dwemns they*
. I _ . V . W' _ _ Id
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to gather around them the 4
hoisrs, the sculptors and tile artists R
and wlwrnwed b¢\“\Y- I ‘hm °f or their any and to encourage and Whmh H' lmprmlzd “P°“ ul* “WW aid them to bring forth from their
wh*-ed W°"‘ °f 5"* °“““P°‘*“‘ creative genius the beauties that Um] _H°
. ll
M1155- “my my W* “Y "th" °‘ ‘U have been the admiration of the _suc
an
d love we find spread throughout
From the shores of Europe, di-lv
re destined to be It was that
sme spirit that led Her holy Pon
left uncorked over ning and to_thc first Cathedral ini
¥\i8l;¢dWi1itsl‘¢¢H11I1d “mg time the frail unkempt stable oi nex ay spar can » th enenewene and in this Bethlehem. There reig;e`d onf :gh l-espelill ll; lg lmlque_ for the first time the B op o - both amongst foreign ops, the Incarnate Son of the Most
'ms' vinlty ncath the veil of our lowly
Graham were pleased to hear her sm”-h» Th°m“-5 Dllm0!\l`l» Fwd Extemolly no Ginger Ale on the legsncss of the new-born Babe.
Ibeautifnl sympathetic soprano in Tilmer- Ameck sen” lmd Hector gtezltiacewgiili iligplgglillzlegg l2l,e1?:§,; "Coming lor the salvation of a suf- Dlldloy BUCKS “My Redeemer Rnd My M°'lN°"m- Inmrment *Wk l’1“°§ ln gold capilule, with the pink tissue _ferlng world I-le sought not the mar- Lord-" W‘“°|°° °"“'*°'Y- Wrapper lends distinction to any well ol-i palaces that housed a Herod, He Sunday Sohool showed a very en- _ --- “"{’n°‘;’,{”d tf“‘,’°~ asked not to bc protected by the
couraglliE increase in attendance POLICE c°UnT'_A" the P°u°e soil isglpnon of 'experts the Sandi' magnificent vaults or arched naves build our temples with all the splen
' . of n Edward Il d is
Mr. Bonney took the leadership of C0\IYtSBi‘f\1rd2Y morning WH Pf05¢°“' ponsible forcghe grand qlililrlty oirfrie and chancels; He longed not to be
the Mcn's Brotherhood, very effec- H0113. Und" U10. H8410 `T¢l€BTBlJhY 'N591' “S63 in the lDBnUfB0lf\“‘8 03 surrounded by the beauties of sculp- livoly- ~ Arial fo: oplerating a raidliscimretrgvgr f:°;l|:;g,:t';dgf,rl?;;m°’uy the “"3” °f tin-ed art and splendid pairitines; He Ghost. she finds in the very consti- W °“ ‘ °°“s° we" “ 7 4430.241. _gh ' desired not an army of solicltous at- Y. lil. C. A. SERVICE 0F SONG Th0S- -7- N015” *md Gf°l`3e C°°ke' ra' Mon “BL tendanis eager and emulous to min- and soul, another reason why in The iegular Sunday night sing song 4110 il\SD€0l-OPS 0| HHIUBX- OM CMB -i#-----i-. met to Hls Sllglllesl; ul-l5lq_ on the every public act of devotio he
was under the direction of the stud- WHS d|Sm|5S€d» *-119 00101' Dine WW mm mega! Lmmc- I k“°W Wh01e
contrary. lying peacefully and in all
e,,l5_ ` ¢°llvl¢g¢4_ "ll-l llllpg wp,-e lmpuged .settlements that have heed demoral- apparent helplessness upon the lap
After the singing of a number of 111181118 from 81.00 and costs to $3.00. ized. The P20916 Bro bécomms' de- of ms Immacume Molllel-_ He mm.
hymns, the chairman Mr. willarrl -_ m°"*1i2¢d- 1" dm not matter what
menced His reign as nrst Bishop of
Plclrctts caued upon Mr. Elmer ash- ELOQUENT sE“M0Nf_..wh,ll._D°e, IS done for the coal and steel iiidus- the mst Diocese by l,,.ea`lhl,,g Hu
lcy to i-cad the scripture. A delight- ‘NH °f Nova Scotia. if this llle al
. _ _ _ . ln
‘mms Mr' Edwin White °h°5° “S Ns ful and eloquent sermon delivered--ndwnd mmd' cesans, to His tiny feet to bend in’ "AS B bird Within its wife the Soul th
subject the tragedy it the feast of by ml mmm “hop ou,” at “Io my Judgment. the remedy for l,._,,,.ly adorallon below Hlm_ is imprisoned within the body. ol its fu
It Profit a Man To Ciain the Whole 4 m 5 first blessings on the sinful world He
ful solo was then rendered by Miss world and sun-el. the Loss at Hls “la ° 15 “Ut P1'eV¢¥1'-€d- In Darts Of loved so Well and by callll-lg tl~le.5llep. Jean Beaton. The speaker of the ev- SWL.. yu me text uf 5 very fone N°V°' Bmw* U 15 W0110 31811 il1Pr1nCo herds and the wlse Men ms dll,
Saint Dunstans Cathedral last even Christ's nrst Diocese' Christa own nature the immaterial soul ing that long and arduous period to
player by Mr Plcketts After the mg Rosary md Bensalem" was duty on malt and spirituous liquor to mst calhedrali ye; dearly l,elbved_ would burst for-th from ltg retaining
fhedral turn our thoughts back even by mlm lol- gud mg must, bt, ll-l e
own the vista of ages to the first-lchurch to encourage her children to h
al h
l that has been placed in their
on earth. Seeing in the very loveli- ,l
they possess that which is most
of love and submission, as an act of bl gratitude and adoration. to conse-
D.
lined for the benefit of man‘s soul the
tion of his spirit
also all that is beautlfulincreationis the'¢oum,les ol Eumpe ,md leaving
peo
and! ¢0 RTW f°l' 505'! 8\`Vl¢€!‘ 810W deep abiding faith and earnest sac-
flclng love to our Island shores. ne
Hess of lhlnss created the Sian mm- midst trials and difficulties almost ~
I ual of Clod's ineffable beauty she ex- ln
and 11011105?-IC Ginsef High God, concealing His Glorious horts her children to choose from all sl-,lp and lub," suflul-lug ut ill-gt un- *hem
. _
_ der the almost absolute dearth Ol .__.__.___.=
W°"“‘Y and l’°°°ml“€» “mi 05 fm “Cl priestly help and_guidance, those no- l-md W ask an me mmlul to
crate them to the service of _Him who r is their Author and Creator. , d
“Nor is this the only reason why b
Holy Mother Church teaches us to ll
- s
dor possible to our means.. In Her p
tutlon of man. composed of a body 3
should be surrounded by all that is 5 most beautiful and magnificent. She t alone thromhout the course of ages ll has completely understood and uti~ ie
d
forceful and immediate influence of man‘s external senses upon the ac- w
cly faith in peace and security the oneer forefathers of our faithful ple brought the same spirit of
. 1 Sl!i‘,h
conceivable in our day. with hard- wi
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sioslhs of the next hymn the meet md by ng., pmlcl, Mplmuwu 'rho Wh” 1° W" b°‘°"° “le W” ‘md “Wa a cathedral that has never been sur b°f1dS 01 bm and earthly flesh and faith and the are or lore in thc ing vias brought to a close with a like HWSY ¥-h¢ inducement. and I do
men gathered to lift their hearts to God for His blessing on missionary endeavor. Ili Summerslde members from the Women's Auxiliaries of all
Prayer. Mrs. Neil MacLeod, presided over the meeting and opened it with hymn No. 23 followed by the Apos-
sermoii last evening is the first of a ipassed in time It is not by material Wins ill WHS’ ln flights of eternal he
P“‘Y°’ by Re” W J °’°h“S°“ Ml” ,lu-lp, is he delivered each sunday “°" b°""’° ‘he '°"°““° °f °'*“°‘i° hcuuty that the soul of faith shall thought and volition Ivmporaruy l
o
Van Shaw was accompanist for the evening during Lent would stiffer Even a. large revenue judge, but by the deep Bpll-ltual held to earth by the laws of hulnan spl
i
evening does mt' jumfy the 5°V"“m°"c 0' meaning and beauty that is spelled il-Y. wedded t0 the body and tile. w
the people of Canada in delnoralis- out to lt ln comemplallon of mls] things that are of the body, it falls p
. :K I “'89 590530" Of U19, PCOPIQ- `I wondel-ful mel-le_ Though lg be bull; under the influence of the bodily P
Western Guardlan Senatofs Adv0Cate "B comuued mm and W°m°“ Wm’ of the richest marbles and adorned “"5" and is m°l‘0 |mm¢d|0¢€|Y im- fo
‘ ”° "W ’““°;‘i ‘“°°"°"°d "1 *hi* fem- with the most precious stones, though pressed by thioes that are of earth lic
° P°"°“°° ‘Wei °“- “Hd they favor 8 ll, be gilded wlll, the purest gold! than by its own spiritual and etem- e
_QBSERVANCE 0F DAY OF R u C t l 0 n In very considerable reduction in the and Omamented Wm] the masterplecj al °ll_le¢l5_ Inlluemed by me Semes C
PRAYER AT SUMMERSIDE- On » ' c duty. They want to destroy this 11- ug of the sculptoi-'s chisel and them is not Subject to them. however, s Februur 15th the lvlisgiu u suclet L q U 0 f Du tle S legal traffic and a small d ti ‘ |
Y D YY - 1 re U” im palnter‘s brush, what edlnce on earth, hilt ‘WNY Wei' exert US S\1l1El'l0\’l¢Y by K
ies of all denominations the world TTAWA F b lkmductlon m would not do lt. coulll tell so fm-Clbly to the faithful; being elevated ihrolrgh the senses to th
over met for united prayer. In beau- 0 ’ E ' C°ndm°ns in the Mumme Pl'°V‘ irsolll the sweet story of the love and: 9- h|8h€l”. mol? Spiritual and more th
u . i
tiful churches in great cities. in lit- mm” fm m“lt;“';:'k:;‘;‘;':wgu°$ H1095 Bt Dl'€B€ht. owinlll to lifluor 1 sm-l-lllcc of the Son of God as pm_1 loving appreciation. We see the beau- o
tie countrv towns and villages, wo- t° P" W" rs 5 _ sm"
the Barista yesterday. as the only means to curtail liquor smuggling in the Maritime Provinces. The sugges- tion came from senator J. J. Hughes who was supported by Senator U. E. Tanner. both Maritime Senators.
“From personal observation.” Sen-
ator Hughes said. “I know families who were respectable. a few years
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ties Creed? Mrs. Creelman MacArthur “3°' ‘md mv' lwiewwtmm thmug
read the Scripture Reading; general
BIRTHS
confession and the Loi‘d's Prayer ______,_______,___,,,_,,_,,,,_.,,,,__,_,_,, were said in unison: Mrs. MacLeod Cul,-l-5§,_.All the p_ g_ nhml Hug. gave a reading from the utterances plml li\,l,_ l7 to Ml-_ and Mrs, Milton
of gl-ll, week an Emmy Days und ur- of the International Council from gal-ie,-_ ll ,0n_ dered by the Church of England to bo PPJPSUUE- Mm Wlmam st"°“3 °" ""'“'”'**""*"“'“"“"""_' observed as da of fasting and pray fered the proyof of P°¢|¢|0“'f0\‘ K|I\8» DEATHS
Litany will be sung each Sunday dur- Glidden read oh il1t&I‘€Btil1S D999? 011 DOUGLAS-At Held of Hillsboro. on ing Leng pg the uleuun oicluplg sul-_ missionary work in Africa and Mrs. rub, lash, Mrs. Lawson Douglas. vl¢¢_ J. B. Perry on "Frontiers, Old and ,muon ug wa unlock, _
_i._._____. New", which were much appreciated. “pq g'l years. Funeral Monday aft-
' Prayers were offered by Mrs- H~ T- MCD_0UGAl.l.-At Bangor. Feb. 16.
Tm; Baprlgf glmltcri 3 Begg, Mrs. Brewer Linkletter and 1929 george McDougall aged B8 years.
Mrs. A. P. Wells for missions abroad Funeral Monday at noon.
Excellent gui-lipnueg were in at- and at home; the prayers of thanks- MCDOUGALL-At Bangor, P. E. I.. ttndaucc at tht Baptist church yes- 'iiivlna We" “ered by Mrs- William rcs. is. me :imma .limo ciorvcatt. ul-duy mamlng und ¢v¢nlug_ McKie and Mrs. J. T. Waite and the wife of George McDougall aged 82
Rev. Wm. Bonney of Havelock. N- prayer of consecration by Mrs. R/ev. years. Funeral .today at i2 o'clook
B.. was the speaker at both services. A. Adams. The sei-vlc.\ clcasd with a noon.
Mr. Bonnay's morning theme was hymn and Benediction. all standing. "Greater Works"-based on the Pro-. *-5
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ggling. were very injurious io the
such a condition had arisen in the Maritimes that the law was not ob-
"I believe," he declared, "it would
take half the men that went over- seas at the time of the war and half the revenue of . Canada to prevent that smuggling, and if it could be pre- vented, illicit home brewing would take its place and it is dimcult to
say which is the greater evil."
The only remedy, in his opinion.
was a drastic reduction in customs and eifcise duty. 'I-le proposed that a committee of the Senate be chosen
to investigate this problem.
Senator Tanner declared that Sen-
ator Hughes had not exaggerated conditions. The cruisers and preven- . tive force, Senator Tanner declared, 5 did not keep the liquor out, and the only practical solution was a reduc- tion in duty. It was the large profit that made bootlegging, Senator.Tan- ner stated. Rum purchased for '15 cents a gallon in the West Indies, he said, was sold for from eight to ten dollars in Nova Scotia. If the large pmms “re “km aww- Be“°l'°1'T““‘ world, that the faitll -and love of' ner declared, the bootlegger would
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of the First Great Pontifl as I-le lay
'His altar and at His throne whose service was so pleasing to Him as that of Mary and Joseph! How poor! and insignificant are the strains of: the most exquisitely trained choirsf when compared with the celestial] tones from Angel lips that rung in, the ears and the hearts of the won-l derilig shepherds of the hills! l
"Yes, dearly beloved, Christ's firstl
Cathedral! Lowly, humble and des- pised it seems,-to the eye of man! merely a. maife~shift in which e. chiidf of a poor family was born - yeti glorious and beautiful not only with; tile splendor of God‘s presence there-l in and the ethereal beauty of His! Immaculate Mother, not only with:
the touching pathos of the lesson of! infinite love and sacrifice it taught.
but also because, as the grain of the. mustard sced. that lowly habitation contained within itself the germ of development from which would spring Diocese and Archdiocese spreading the whole world over and enduring unto the end of time. as al- so the wonderful series of most beau- tiful constructions that ellrich the
faithful souls have produced, the Ca-
, thedl-als of the Catholic Church.
"Born in poverty and living in His
human form the life of the poor, ac- knowledged only by the very few around I-iis crib, Our Divine Bavior did not wish that His dwellings on earth should ever bear the some stamp of the sacrifice of material beauty and splendor. As in the days of the Jews the Lord of Hosts sent down the cloud of His eternal ina-~
- iesty to proclaim to His chosen peo-
ple His love for and His apprecia- tion of the magnificent temple they had ei-sctsrl in His honor at .fel-usa-
truiy present as our sacramental Gad. comes to dwell in our christian
vine Presence in appreciation of the
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lem, so the Bon of God really and as sdornmtnt and embellishment to
the lfouu in which He dwells. "I iilidiminhhsd to those who are to
follow in our footsteps in the future.
tcmplts and sends forth la tloivs of Thy lout and the ilisoolvriltra 'Ihr "ss s msnasr or otltsrutihg criter- pracs the mst caulgtncc or nu ol- sm dniltih." in xxv. si. icrlr °
"Tas same spirit of faith and of vu-sary we have deemed, desi-ly be-
loved, to hold in Charlottetown on -mils mnfile solemn consecration of a\.~Dllastsa's Oaiilsdrsl. the smbsr Cnuroh of the Diocese. and the splin-
f
fsithsndlovo that erect tharliinifls love. llsrmsatilil tile-satire Uiiliroll. llonortbraushoutthaosthailo world. ialpsllsd lsr when. as _sunlight
"lhcnldwsbstemptedtosskvlliybrosliagiotthfrombshiddthsdsrb
solmisll treasure and skill isiavlsh- est clouds. she emerged triumphant
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llaalshazzar. This was followed by a . _ this State of affairs is to reduce the .. - _ . `
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claimed by the humble, deserted stable W 0f 0|'“l€¢‘l fh1“8S and lh the S0’-ll \0l
‘_“°’°‘ '""d P"Ys‘°°l "°"=f¢ °' the _ of Bethlehem! what altar piece, thc People, Senator Hughes stated. Before
the war, the duties on malt and spir- ituous liquors were less than a third of the present rate. As a war mea- sure, the duties were considerably in- creased. The law, he continued. was fairly well observed during the war period, and as a war measure was all right. But, the same duties had been maintained since the war. and
lla born a deeper realization of the
product of mali‘s greatest genius, can! U¢°“lY 0! mm Of Wh0S¢ Umpehk- m
mean so uiuch to the loving believeri able Peff°¢U°n-5 they U0 but U19 0 as the wooden manger in which was 5°-lm ‘°¢fl90l'|°ni We heal' the har- f laid the Redeemer of the world! mimi' °f °"¢l'-“Site mU5\0 B113 léhm B What throne, however magnificent, -‘ k“°W md 9° |°"'° belle? thi! IW- Of ll can compare with the resting place mm' °f 5" cfealed h°|'m°n.Y- 391106 Si
in the lul, of Mal-y_ llls Mother; sought to sun-ound her v.>ol~shippel~s C When have there been ministers ati with an ‘hill 18 Brand and beautiful 01
chat. the sweet and liarmonious inl-
increaee the interior sentiment of de-I 11 votion to the All-Beautiful AIi-Giori- b
adoration and devotion. u
p alive and giowilig the flames of!
ving population! And with what
.become in general thc most beautiful gratitude. To make this expression
and remarkable ediiices of the world? official and universal we hereby di-E Then must we tum ill thought to rect that from Ash Wednesday uiitil the stable at Bethlehem and kneeling the Sist of December inclusively, of at the feet of the Infant God in this year, the prayers "pro gratiar- unlon with tile Wise Men of the um actions," this is the prayers of East, endeavor to fathom the depths thanksgiving be recited by each priest
of love and adoration with which at Mass when the rubrics pcrmitjc f
amquam pro re gravi," as for ai O
they greeted the new born Savior of "t mankind. What sentiments are those very serious cause. We also direct, that impel them, even in the poverty th of Christ's lowly birthplace, to open ni up their treasures and offer to Him th
the most precious of their possess- w
ions? It is the realisation that their be sung. or at least recited if it can-l
Clod has come to them and that they not be sung. at Mass or Benediction now kneel in adoration before Him; of the most Blessed Sacrament.
it is the expression of their deep and sincere faith, the outpouring in a sen-
object of its affection and so, as the
brought them to the foot of Her ai-
wh
tara to Marines all that is _moat Dre- derful faith and and love of our an-
cestors maly be enabled to liaiid our ilicofil
eioils and beautiful oh earth to ssrvs
have ievsd. O Lord, the beauty of
of
sible way of ths love of their hearts. sp
newly conceived in its higher and with the clergy to oifer up to God nobler form. that urea them to sive their manifold thanlrs for the many Him not only themselves. their blessings which God has showered hearts. their minds, their words. upon the Diocese during the last hun- tlieir deeds. but as an additional of- dred years. We specially request them
feriiil the best ahd moat worthy of in
th0ll‘ UOIOHIWIS- ceiving Holy Communion frequently.;
"True love seeks over to give to the during the year.
"Our heartfelt offering of thanks
faith and love or tiis Mil induced ,il
‘them to oiisr to their nod the sift-I and loving prayers to ood that I-lc tht! deamld moat miitahimlo. down will continue His blessings upon us throush the Mlm of sets, that and that no will in-ehgtlitn the peo- same mth and love. flllins the hlartl and that ire wui strengthen the peo- of the children of the Church, have pie of today with His grace that we
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the Diocese fo enter into this irit of thanksgiving and in union
show their gratitude to God by re-
ould be accompanied by faithful '
o are the inharitors of the won-
parsble heritage uhsulllea and
the great festival of the anni-
Oui- wonderful people. We hope hsvs Rh hesiloncy the Aposto-
e christians fought and triumphed Nm, Us m conseclmlllg w G°d~5
and gradually as time moved on, so use emlrely and pemelullly me 9l’\'°d“¢`9d ln Pl'°P°""°n°le "ale me, fice which is the crovi ning ¢"9l°Pm°“l °f me Ch“"°h 55 ll had the external Church deielol
een in the lands they leff, that one; om. ,.em“,.y M a Dlogese
undred years ago in 1928 the Holyi --By 3 serlps of pwtldemlgl 9° decided “W” the e"°'3u°“ dfcldences the vear that nlarlm rince Edward Island and New Brun-l hundmdlh unlllvelsarl of me
wisdom, enlightened by the Holy swick into a Diocese of the Church of' mm of the Dlocese also mal-ks
C‘°d “nd 3PY’°|m°d the RL Rev' An’- seventy-fifth anniversary us B. MacEachem as its first Bish- fmmdlng ol St Dumlalls
op. _ .
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and tic fiiflieili anniversary of
‘One hundred years have passed cm.,m..nc9n,l.nl f
_l .
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ee
ince that time, a century, written lil) Hmpllal Each cl lllese he PW” 01 0°nWmP°f°\‘Y Ch” Ch will celebrate its annliersary istory of Canada with glowing let “me cllosen lo, lt bul ln ills
rs How many tile sacrifices niadel “me M. should all 50|" ln ufmg “mt Pell” °f 5 Century' H°W God for iiie \°'onri rful work of
at the faith and love of a people muon and Clmslll ho lived in simplicity of morals and mem ln lm, l-ll.,...`-_.Se and pm.,-
lmlers "WW fm' the next “`°rmy cerelv that Go-i niilv ooniinlle to an for this! How herculean the ef-I ,md Flu, ln rm 9 lo th.. work rts of the Bishops and clergy dui'-I lm.. nl. doll," lo Ou- l.p;,l¢l¢ '
1 \
arts of an earliest. submissiie and The Ma
endid and consoling success as isi MONTRFAL. Que Feb
ltnessed by the spiritual and tem- foreign deninrd for C=ii:\diall
oral development of the Diocese! here sutul-du; nas quiet and
arishes have sprung up where be-1 business vas dope b\ lo al e re there was but the wilderness! The domestic rash yrailitrnde was autlful country churches have been? llmilcd but ioiues u era firm cted and one of tile most beainiful, ip tl Q slroiigill that picraiied in athedrals in Canada as also a most \vluul»;gg ¢-ugly uile-it rltug ion piendid apiscopalresidence have ta- uydu-,v u stronger feehng de Hi the P1006 0fU1€ hUmb|'~‘ mst CH-` iii file loral market for spring edml and |0\V1i' BlSh0l1`S F-95ld0¥\C£‘ 'lcilr and prices nele ailvllu ed Bl 8\`9'9l9l‘l BlSl\0l~> Ml1CEf\3h9l”“ UP* conf. pei baliel \‘.'lll!el \\‘ie'.lt
n his elevation 'to the See of Char-; wus cl(--ul\ A fpr-lure ci' til
l9l°Wn~ ltrada vas til sileligili that "Faith and love have found thus a wud (cu shor s and mlddl ngs M0381 GXDTGSSIOU. but have 8150 pri es “ere nriialired one dollar nabled our beloved Diocese to send lull The d unnd ues go d A
orth in charity- so lilany workers as crate trade nas done in
ishops and priests ill tile vineyard cl~;lfl..c of l-011;(-l pas gud \.a‘ucs the Lord and so many religious llrm pil us fur all grades of
sters that our little Island has be- were f. iniy maintain ii ulider a
it is that the church has ever come noted from east to wosi of acnvnd nerfuois acre sea cases
mad” and United States HS U10 ISI? lnqiliiv for bilitel colltillued V°3“U°“5- i and the tone of the market was "Tile manifold blessings of God up- nc;-e.p:s ri re 30 packages
pfessions lnade upon the senses may on our Island Diocese during the last
undred years called clown upon her
V y the faith, love alld zealous sacri-
ous one who is the object of their Hoe of those who have gone before
s demand in our day of us. who
"Do we seek further why our ca- rear the broom- the expression to
tholic Cathedrals and churches have G
choose trade cali‘inl'=d ev. -lull bill ll-i,.s uc =\ s ai1\ R were 234 boxes A fair trade
drlie i‘l beans and prices were chalirged Canad'ali lianduiked 5-it $675 slid vel‘o\ me nt $440
od of our deepest thanksgiving and bilsllcl
Manv cottages a e to b° erected
the Red Cross in Polio Rico to lieve the housing shortage caused the hurricane
Mis lohn l\furra‘. and
“l °“ Sundw August nth- me “ml Nortll Wiltshire desire fu than
k
versary date of the Bulls erecting neighbor; [md friends fm their
e Diocese. in every parish chilrcll. acts of kmdnegl and gympalhy here possible a solemn “Te Deum"` their recent sad bereavement
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