, 1874-02-15

| people were deYoutfy? attending the wo,ah;,
OF God* He listened atteptiyely, and
a1res 55'"fsd 81 1sI ,aa nor heard service con-
the close ot- the service soma went avav
the others Remaining. Through the 1nternreter -
ne WAS told that the people were next about tn
hoid communion-service- Sir Bartle Frere mt
| down with them at the table Of our Lord ~
beautiful eilver communion service ali wrnrsht
6y nattfc snversmlths, WAS produced sEarar
IN all Chr1stendom,," added Sir Bartle Frera
| mad seen communion service conducted with
such propriety.' This station was fully 800 mi1es
t; amaS 1fom .no nearest European missionary asa-
came to the possession of the truth, be was told
that 1t had been conveyed thithar. in 1946 ~
two native slaYee. WHO were sold at the can,,ai
1 md who had previously been under missioner
influence"
4 Clergyman in Glasgow advertlses for a ror.
n ernegs, adding: mo orthodox need apply
lne ReF. Charles Voysey, the English Unitarian
offers to an apprcciatiya public "a lot OF hotaro,
dox teachers for schools or private families"
4 religious paper says Dean Stanley preached
sermon on the Marriage at Cam, in West
minister Abbey, on tho 61st Sunday after ths
Grand Duchess reached England. As Her
Hlgnness waa unable to be present, she requested
the Dean to read 1t in her bearing on Monday
afternoon, request with which be willincl7
complied. O.
The Emperor " i1liam Of Germany has address~
ed note to Bishop ReinAens, thanking him for
the Bishops New Year congratulations. and e.
pressing the hope that the conviction maysorea1
that respect for law ia reconciiable with tho e1
ercise OF true religion.
Lancashire. England, rs of old. has become a
refuge for e1lled Jeauits. Those who Laye been
driven from Germany By the recent edicts pro
nu'gated at the instance Of Prince Bismarck,
France, England. Belgium, r.. tho United
States, have definitely settled their English
noyltlate at Dillon Hall, about miles from
Liverpool, the use OF which has been granted
them By Mrs. stapleton Brethcrton, OF Rainhll
Here about 100 priests and students, all Ger
is helng pursued by tho Jesuit noyices a. il in
their own country. Others Of the e1ilel Ger
man Jesuits are settled at Stonylnrst Coliecs
and St. Deunos, near Rhyl, North Wslos.
LENT.
The following circular OF Bshop Foley has
recently been sent to the clergy Of his Diocese:
REV. 61a; send yoq, by ortler Of the Right Rsves>
end Bishop, the regulations for Lent to be observed
in the Diocese Of Chicago. You viii please resd md
explain them to your congregation before tho begin
/. The first day Of Lent, Ash-wednesday, falls on
the 18Th Of February:
3. All persons who have completed their 2lst year,
unless legittmately dispensed obliged to keep the
with small piece Of bread, to BE- tsken in the morn
ing- In the evening" collation., not exceeding tho
fourth part OF an ordinary meal, is allowed.
l. By dspensation, the Of deah meat is allowed
St the principal meal on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thurs
days, and Saturdays, except tho Saturday in Embes
week. and the Thursday and Saturday in Holy week
8. The use Of fsh and flesh ia not allowed at the
same meal during Lent
6. Az under u years OF age, these who ara engaged
IN hard work. tho sick and congacsee and Persons
who cannot fast without serious jury to health aro
exempted from the fast. Persons excused f:om fast
ing, on account Of tender age hard labor, and sick
not restricted to tho Of flesh oulY
one meal, the days which it is allowed. Those
rho entertain any reasonable doubt about their ohl
cation to fast abstain ought to appy to their pas-
or for advtca or dispensauon.
T. The tina for tulnllng the Pascha1 duty IL e1-
ended in this dioceses from tho first Sunday Of Leat
o Trinity Sunday
The sscramental OTIS will be blessed on Holy Thurs
lay, In St. Marya Church, Wabaah avenue, 1T 10
clock aud distributed to tha reverend elargy by the
By order Of the Right Reverend Bishop.
HLv. D. J. R1oepAs, Chancellor md secy,
T35 Wabash avenue,
EHyNtnn. Jan. 1874