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"All I could never be. Jill men ignored in me This was I worth to God.”

Theraiora Jesus' answer to His ?Bonents was to this eiiect: "You beliavs- in God? Then do His

son has had a taste oi practical will as you know it and you will experience. He knows then the recognise my teaching as irom issues that have to be laced in Him."

the world struggle and is eager ior miormation about the ways oi dealing with them. He has learn- ed to appreciate the light which the experience and thought oi the past can throw on the” problems or the present. 0 0 O

A iew years ago we had in the

Christian ministry a man notable ior the sheer energy oi his think- ing. It seemed to his young ad- mirers that there was no phase oi the thought oi his time with which he was not iamlliar, and the thoroughness with which he thought through the yisctioal questions brought beiore him turned hie admirers into iollow- are. He explained that his church called her candidates ior the min- lstry "probationers" and sent them out into her mission iields for practical experience. as a prepa- ration ior their studies in theol- ogy. when he came back to col- lege eiter his rirst season on the mission he was just one big question-mark. He was athirst ior iniormation on the various prob- lems which he had met when dealing with people. and the truths and principles taught in his clau- as were "living and poweriul" be- cause oi their bearing on the needs oi the human soul. The vast knowledge that he. gained ai- terwarde was never merely theo- retical; it was precious in his sight because of the her me which it enabled his tolive. He too i'iearned by oiu."

Many readers oi the New Testa- mente regard the seventh aighth chapters oi John's Gospel as its least helpful section. Yet in those chapters the method beiore us is emphasised again and again. criticisms which then Jesus ;

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No redaction ought over to be cast on'l'ennyson's "BonestDoubt- er". Thedoubtsoisuohamanas poet ducrlbes so oiten arise out oi his loity views oi God. His ideas oi God are so -high that he cannot accept current interprets-

and works, and a one will always be diiiioult until he can reach conceptions oi God that satisiyhls mind and soul.

At the same time; anyone who has had to deal with men and women in the actual strug lee oi liie realises that into ectual doubts oiten have moral causes. Some people cannot believe be- cause they will not obey. A young missionary once wrestled for weeks

questionings, and iailed to ilnd an answer that satisiled him. Then he discovered that back oi his mental searching was moral ieil- uro, and had to conclude: '"rhat man can never believe because ci his double liie." This sad iaot should never be assumed in form- ing our estimates oi other people, but everyone ought to search his own heart to make sure that his own moral iaulis are not the cause oi his apir.itu.al digiculties.

in the highest ranges oi truth we too "learn by doing". Obey and understand is Christ's word to the honest and earnest everywhere. No matter how much men al- ready know, obedience to God's will as they understand it will load to knowledge deeper still. A man who on rs

the redemptive process will d his ties and who could nave trina oi the a alwayrworrisd ':about it.

about atonment redemption disappear. One accept the doc- nement and was

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G. Olarte Fail. orapaud. P.I.I., wish to announce the engagement oi their daughter Marion Ruth, to Gordon Denver. son oi Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cairns, Kinkora, P.E.I.. marriage to take place the latter part oi June.

back to useiulness and virtue. His success in reclaiming men who had made liie's great mistakes was satisiying to his soul. l-iis worry- ing about mysteries ceased when he became Christ's agent in re-

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IIJOTID GRAND KNIGHT-At the annual meeting M the Char-. lottetown council of the Knights oi Columbus Tuesday night, Mr. Walter ldcrri-ey. Oharlottctow ?'Oc9l' was elected Grand xnign or the coming year. A large meet- ing .heard reports rrosn Grand Knight J. J1. St. John and com- mittss chairmen which revealed a mccealul and active year's work for the council. Plans were draita ed ice the coming year's activities, including .co-operation with Bourie and summeraide in the operation 01 the K. or 0. Memorial Boys' camp at North ltustico. other oi-

De-puty Grand Knight, Cleofxe W. (meverie; Chancellor, Rev. William

: Recorder. Gerald Nantes; Treasurer. John Butler Advocate. Brendan O'Grady: Warden, B. M. Oallaghan: Guards, Louis camp- bell. no Dowllng: Trustee. Wilfred Mdiolllil.

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.nev. W. G. l-logg was ordained a priest oi the Church oi England at St. Peters cathedral V morning by the night an lard Bishop oi Nova . the lord Bishop in the impressive ceremony were Archdeacon G. H. Harrison. Rural Dean Rev.- J. R. Mcllahon. ltBV- li- M. Malone, D.D.. llav. J. T. lbbott, Rev. A. E. Piercey. Rev. Ooupland.

Prior to his ordination last March as Deacon. Mr. Bolt was a well known business man in the city. He always had, a desire to enter Holy orders but was unable to do so until his manager oi the Coniederation Liie Insurance Company in Charlotte-

The service began with a sermon which was preached by the Vener- able A. Ldeacon Harrison oi Sum- merside then the presented to the Bishop. quired any of those present who knew any reason why he should not be ordained to declare impediment was alleged was commended to the prayers oi

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The Holy communion ollowsd and alter the reading oi the Gos- pel. tholisbomseatedinhis chair. set iorth the or the oiiice and the duty oi a priest in the church. The candidate ior the priesthood was then examined and made certain promise. aiter which the hymn "come Holy Ghost" was said. Whats this prayer was over the lidrop with the Priests pre- sent laid their hands on the head or the Deacon. while the Bishop rehearsing the iunctions oi a priest conierrod on him the authority to pariorm themyand his ordination to the Priesthood was completed.

He was then given a Bible and the chalice and Peter ior the cele- bration oi the Holy communion, and the service continued in the accustomed rnaner until the con- gregation waa dismissed with the Bishop's Denedlction.

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The June meeting oi the lei- mont Women's Institute was held at the Indian home with twelve members present and one visita. Meeting opened by sinslng the In- stitute Ode, iollowad by the roll call which was answued with "What 1 Like lest About My Hus- band.”

Minutes oi the last meeting were read and approved. and the school oosnmittae reported buying supplies ior the school. New committees were appointed as ioilows:-

sick. lira. xoith Barrett and Mrs. Ivan Clarke: school. Mrs. A. 3.. Johnson. re-awointed: sand- wich, Mrs. Budd Birch and Mrs. Robert Macilaurin.

Mrs. A. B. Johnson read the min- utes oi the district meeting, and the oiiicers were appointed tor the district convention on July and. Mrs. Ernest Inman and Mrs. A. B. Johnson were appointed to attend the annual convention at char- lottetown on July 9th and loth.

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