Request: Demo 1387785157091916
Status: PROCESSED Received: 23 Dec 13 18:52:37 Format: plain
Job: San Franciso Call, 1 Jan 1900 Comment: View at LoC
Job: San Franciso Call, 1 Jan 1900 Comment: View at LoC
Processsing complete: 29 Jul 14 18:59:49 words: 680 corrections: 38
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saw the dry bones come together and i'.ve was | saw the dry bones come together and I've was | |
there such an awakening as that of the church | there such an awakening as that of the church | |
in English-speaking countries. When the century. | in English-speaking countries. When the century. | |
was beginning Daniel O'Connell was cherishing | was beginning Daniel O'Connell was cherishing | |
the dream of restoring liberty to his fellow | the dream of restoring liberty to his fellow | |
Irishmen. The first quarter of the century, | Irishmen. The first quarter of the century, | |
saw his struggle. He is the hero of religious | saw his struggle. He is the hero of religious | |
lib erty in English-speaking lands. He is the | liberty in English-speaking lands. He is the | |
one leader who took.it as his test and made it | one leader who took it as his test and made it | |
his life work. He succeeded, and the tremendous | his life work. He succeeded, and the tremendous | |
growth of the Church in Ireland and Great Britain, | growth of the Church in Ireland and Great Britain, | |
in Canada and Australia .is the result of Daniel | in Canada and Australia is the result of Daniel | |
O'ConneU'a agitation. good. Let us not write | O'Connell's agitation. good. Let us not write | |
them In the sand. Write them deeper. Engrave | them in the sand. Write them deeper. Engrave | |
them on our souls. Do not put off until to-mor | them on our souls. Do not put off until to-morrow | |
row what you should do to-day, and wnat you do, | what you should do to-day, and what you do, | |
do well." FATHER WYMAN AT ST. MARY'S CHURCH | do well." FATHER WYMAN AT ST. MARY'S CHURCH | |
The Paullst -Fathers at St. Mary's | The Paulist Fathers at St. Mary's | |
Church made a special feature of their usual | Church made a special feature of their usual | |
vesper service last night. At th» close of the | vesper service last night. At the close of the | |
benediction the German choral "Te Deum" was | benediction the German choral "Te Deum" was | |
sung by the choir, composed of sopranos. Miss | sung by the choir, composed of sopranos. Miss | |
Paula, Miss Higgins and Miss Johnson; contraltos. | Paula, Miss Higgins and Miss Johnson; contraltos. | |
Miss Josie Murphy and Miss Nettie John son; | Miss Josie Murphy and Miss Nettie John son; | |
tenors, W. Moore and Dr. J. F. Smith; basso, | tenors, W. Moore and Dr. J. F. Smith; basso, | |
W. G. O'Brien: organist. M 133 Giorgianl. The | W. G. O'Brien: organist. M 133 Giorgianl. The | |
sermon was preached by the Rev. Father Wyman. | sermon was preached by the Rev. Father Wyman. | |
He said in part: • "This is a special year in the | He said in part: 2 "This is a special year in the | |
Catholic church. The holy Father in Rome has | Catholic church. The holy Father in Rome has | |
ordered that the opening of the new cen tury | ordered that the opening of the new century | |
shall be recognized by a midnight niass or the | shall be recognized by a midnight mass or the | |
day is to be marked with some special form of | day is to be marked with some special form of | |
praise. The ser vices to-night will be followed | praise. The services to-night will be followed | |
by the singing of the '-'Te Deum" as a sign of | by the singing of the '-'Te Deum" as a sign of | |
our thankfulness "to God for his kindly guardianship | our thankfulness to God for his kindly guardianship | |
over us in the past. God has given great blessings | over us in the past. God has given great blessings | |
to the Christian people in the past and the great | to the Christian people in the past and the great | |
blessings that we may hope God will send will | blessings that we may hope God will send will | |
be ours if we are only faithful. ood works, as | be ours if we are only faithful. good works, as | |
we know, in hidden yet most effective ways, | we know, in hidden yet most effective ways, | |
for the benefit of hla people. The benefits | for the benefit of his people. The benefits | |
of God are known and most deeply appreciated | of God are known and most deeply appreciated | |
by those who think serously and most desire | by those who think serously and most desire | |
those things which are of lasting value. The | those things which are of lasting value. The | |
superficial mind does not always see what is | superficial mind does not always see what is | |
most real and substantial and as a rule has little | most real and substantial and as a rule has little | |
appreciation of what it receives. On the other | appreciation of what it receives. On the other | |
hand, those who are guid ed by divine wisdom | hand, those who are guided by divine wisdom | |
find in the act 3 of providence infinitely more | find in the act 3 of providence infinitely more | |
blessings than it is possible to suppose God | blessings than it is possible to suppose God | |
would give to such weak creatures as we are." | would give to such weak creatures as we are." | |
IMPRESSIVE MUSIC AT ST. IGNATIUS Services | IMPRESSIVE MUSIC AT ST. IGNATIUS Services | |
in St. Ignatius Crrireh last night were solemn | in St. Ignatius Church last night were solemn | |
and beautiful. Th> sacred edifice was brilllantlv | and beautiful. The sacred edifice was brilliantly | |
ll S hteri anrl was crowded with worshipers | ll S later and was crowded with worshippers | |
who offered up thanks for blessings received | who offered up thanks for blessings received | |
during the past year, and prayed for a con tinuance | during the past year, and prayed for a continuance | |
of them during the next twelve months. Rev. | of them during the next twelve months. Rev. | |
Father Prelato. S. J., recited the Rosary and | Father Prelate. S. J., recited the Rosary and | |
Litany and then vespers, the responses being | Litany and then vespers, the responses being | |
made by Rev. Angelo Cptelll. S. J. The choir | made by Rev. Angelo Cptelll. S. J. The choir | |
augmented for the occasion by the ladies' sodality | augmented for the occasion by the ladies' sodality | |
choir rendered sweet music durins the services. | choir rendered sweet music during the services. | |
Rev. Father Frieden, S. J., delivered the sermon. | Rev. Father Frieden, S. J., delivered the sermon. | |
It was an eloQuent.jelTort and. touched the | It was an eloQuent.jelTort and. touched the | |
auditors In part he said: "We have assembler! | auditors In part he said: "We have assembled | |
before God's altar to-night to thank the Almighty | before God's altar to-night to thank the Almighty | |
for ths good things that have come to us in the | for the good things that have come to us in the | |
course of the year which is now drawing to its | course of the year which is now drawing to its | |
close.' Yes, the year is well nigh passed— out | close. Yes, the year is well nigh passed out | |
a few hours to remain. It is for the last time | a few hours to remain. It is for the last time | |
in the year '90 that the preacher speaks to you | in the year '90 that the preacher speaks to you | |
from this pulpit; the last time you adore our | from this pulpit; the last time you adore our | |
Lord in the Blessed Sacrament and receive his | Lord in the Blessed Sacrament and receive his | |
bene diction. And what has become of 'the year? | benediction. And what has become of the year? | |
The days which it wa<» made of are no more — they | The days which it was made of are no more — they | |
have passed to eter nity. And with the passing | have passed to eternity. And with the passing | |
time, we our selves have passed; and at the close | time, we our selves have passed; and at the close | |
of the year we are one year nearer to eter nltv | of the year we are one year nearer to eternity | |
- vi-v^ ? | - views ? |