The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-05

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aso we started IN hail over lager bicrsahon.
Sovn ti,t ranIeoT,, rhurph across The street,
with 100 or 500 children In the Sunday hoOl,
nni srry'rcs ihmr, n9rnlmg nn1 ,vccm'nE fvctg
IN question regarding his experience Of par
in to m eas nrEEa1r confession:
two such applications from persons not strictly
rarishionr,@. and he Ind accordingly deemed
i not cXped"nt 10 81. ouragc tho application.
Nom. of his own uarishionris had come to him
for that purrosr. 1t followed very naturally
that he hal had no use Tor manuals Of tho CON
f,ssiun. Nnd h.. in fact had never seen copy
ofthe Priest in AbsOlution or any other guide
to tao confess iona.
WORD PROM FATHER MORRILL,.
CHANGING 10 meet the Rev. Father Morrill, in
| the street the representative of THE SUN re-
| him in last Sund vs. issue Of tho paper. Father
morrill, sp3kg OF tng c,lltoral gomment on thls
assumin. that he intended to make m ex-
haustiyc statement. whcrcns. he had only an
attention ,all'd 10 the argument based on tho
omission in the American Prayer Book of GER
omn in hc Fs nE Elk Of wn Proy "rg
| he said that while he did not caro- TO 20 into any
| elaborntn controversy on the subject Just now
| he woull simply shy that omission is not nhihi-
| ton. Father Morrill, left tho impression on tho
| writer Of those notes that no might possibly
take up the subject moro fully ut II future time.
THE RECTOR OF ST. STEPHENS.
phen's. talked hrirfly VIII tGe Sun reporter on
the differences between the subject US ii pr.'Sout
| eel iSeil in England and in this country. He was
/ decidedly oi the opinion tnat ~ the book the
"Pri' st in A'solut.on." which gavo rise u toe
| discussion. was cNtronirly little known in
! this country. to publicly nSiiAt' tho matter
| would only serve tn .iNr 1t an Importance that
II did not intrns"ally deserve.
DIR. cARrER's VIEWS
Tho Row DR.. Cart'r now preaching at Grace.
! ami I'll recently rector OF tur thurh OF tho
Of Il "a "A II
! n pwledgs Of urIynt col, f.,si1n hen, rrsort,d
To by nny purtS lioncr arl tllat the practice
| would b. fOrei ~ tn hi- iiras and sympathirs
IL was not a oontco> .sialisi. Gut h. could say
tAat liH thought HOf the dearest priVl yes of
| the Clri-tin WIS - conf's dirNtiy to God,
i4,nn.: that "a > s,cg 9 sr,l and tho burden OF
! understand that tlrs. w., ANYTHING in the
cr,.d. an ms. or ruhri = ofihn Prlirsiant Fps
| ,'i'i N"u' ~ 80 - ,", '.t WIZ "a vu t
| known as uri,ai-. oonfo.s.on. 1t hang sns-
.oatad TO ~. Carter that tAe cNh)Itat,on pre-
r'"ins III" "ilN ~ the holy communion
| might nr con -tru ! a, 81 n nr,uga!.cunsn he
replied that i.' nadncyrrnrt that Interpretation
rallri il 49, "m,"ur...@.,.n, 49, ma, triandiy
counsel ana adsin whvh clrr.Nm n should
80 ~, '''.' ~ ,"'i i,' 'su,','. W.
| ont going into the do trlnnl ouso on hs could
ioS ti ~ own sNp"ren 70 hl lgd Nm t. BE-,
| confess onul in th.s couatry 1t belug mainly
confined t. ayrl5 few paI shes.
TUE BEooKLNS DO Use.
On pursuing his inquiries IN tho neghhoring
/ city Of Bros, lvn the Sun repurirr found TINT
almost without ,.N .tion in, r., tors Of paris hes
| had gone into tho country. leaving their
| churches rios,l for tho hot season Nr els rpnn
| with assistant m MIST rs ar others IN charge
/ l. sho, Littl.Iohn the Row Dr. Han of Holy
| Trinity the E.v Or. Ban rp.t VI Christ
! Church Ia" Roy Dr. Srhrn X of st AIMS tho
| kev. DR.. SniVrly of Craze. aud others wrrc, 10y
personal INJURY found Ia h. ai-.aL The |, ~
/ & orc H. Ch.n!,yrlI u-.istant az Holy Trinity
ME l. under those ull-t.ln'tS. 10
! ~ w.lit he ma i-topl 10 b. IN. feeling oil tho
| 'ri~hh'h ,'' IN 49,, ESQ al re-Hu ~ inc SUP