The Express.
London, England, 1867-09-10 00:00:00

No. 6,5t,2.]

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NI .AV SCHOOL RZFORM.—A ritualistic con-
rary, the Church Tissue, has the following sugges-
',l mirroring Sunday-schools in connection with the
h of England :—" What, then, is she (the church) to
t children, great and small, on Sundays? First, to
ay, :it once and entirely, with anything like lessons
little ones. Then, to have a large crucifix in the
;a, with plenty of large, well-coloured Scripture
making care to avoid those of the Society for Pro-
Christian Knowledge, out of which all high
3 tone has been taken as thoroughly as out
dull tracts of the same Society), a harmonium,
of easy, melodious hymns, seats with backs to
sad not mere benches, a few short story-books,the stock in trade. The morning office of the
ought to be a mere roll.call, and little more, saving
as. Then, there is only one church service to
:he little thing, should be brought in the morning,
tit Mass, with plenty of ritual and hymns. Where
ble, there should be a separate mar for the cha-
rd their own hour, with hymns meant for them
awl it may be a short sermon modelled on those ad-
ones bequeathed to us by. Dr. Neale. This mass
abridged by the omission of everything before
Ileci of the day. Where a separate mw cannot be
e children should come into the parish mesa, after
eon. being kept amused [by their teachers while
and sermon are going on. The whole aervioe is a
rat too long for them, and they understand soon
• what mass u, •great deal more readily than they
-3riLing about other public services. But if they
• all to theruelves, with their own hymns, and they
brs being choir and congregation, they like it all
hr. lie who said, ' Suffer the little children to
into we, and forbid them not,' makes them
that service best. For the elder ones, Wish
contrived with plenty of grades and office-bearers
with special duties, however light, with badges,
privileges, all their own, are a capital means of
; tip interest. A monthly tea, even if they have
Rme little trifle towards it, a special service ell to
Ises, with their own processions, hymns, and the
c‘-wiw very telling. And a bond can be eatab-
between little ones and big ones, by making the
tea into little troops, and setting the bigger ones
'naband sergeants over them, giving each such
weisaioned officer to understand' that he is bound
:Kt his rank and file, to see them safely to and
Mre.h, to help them in any difficulty, to look after
absent from school, and so forth. The choir, the
rutpor duties &bout the altar, are also valuable ties.
t'moon service and work of the Sunday school
little fuller than the morning, which emir ce . hu,e more than a roll call before mass, whereas
service of the afternoon should have a
Litor, and some collects, with its hymns. Now
tee elder children are to be taught, and the
L; sun be clear and incisive jut in proportion to
that can be given. Otherwise it wears
• It is all very well abusing 'extreme views,'
leate views get so diluted in the untrained mind
t.y"e good for little. The way to keep children
is to tell them plainly, by word and deed,
Inv two great things which the church has, and
'Meat has not, and does not even preten% to
ue the holy sacrifice of the mass and absolution
tad sin."
tir PREACHING is IRELAND.—Upwards of
1.`,4!.4..! were prosecuted at the Moat* petty sessions,
y. for having formed part of an assemblage
and booted at the Rev. Mr. Campbell, Wes-
--•tkey, whilst he was conducting an open-air
I:ev. Mr. Campbell is the gentleman who,
I. ago, was the occasion of a riot in the village
which also a large number of persons was
Sunday evening, at the time when the
-1 Protestant congregations were coming out of
..",*,-tioned himself on the ste of the court-
!. principal thoroughfare, and began to preach,
performance with a little harmony. The
• -.:zaccurtweed to this method of religious teach-
!, I the rev gentleman's missionary labours rather
As he was adapting a Wesleyan hymn
strain of "Pop goes the weenie," the crowd,
',:;••••:. attraction, struekb:itdwe believe, "Johnny, I
;Yen." a popular of the !satirical clue,
ir• Campbell began to preach his indecorous
L.,,`.c-metteed to hoollpid hiss. No personal via-
, Leen committed, the !Impetrate' held that
Campbell was himself the cause of the off en-
,1••!--,.ration, and dismissed the charge against the
• IN warning them however, that they were
to molest street preachers.—Cork Zzaitimer.