The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-31
THE BIBLE INrHE SCHOOLS.
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After d recent school election, the result
pfwbich gave. 10 the Board Of Education q
majority in favor oi'tEe re-establishment
oireligious services in the public schools,
committee was appointed, consisting Of
ex-Prcsident Woolsey, Rev. DR.. HARDWOOD,
Rev JOHN f. Todd, and Fathers Fitzpat-
rick and Murphy, 10 prepare q manual
which could be used with acceptance to
the parents Of both Protcstantsand Catho-
lie children alike. The following manual
is the result of the consultation Of the com
mittee, and will be submitted to the Board
ofEducation for acceptance or rejection at
an early meeting. twill quite likely be
urged against the report that its adoption
will leave the schools substantially sectar-
ian: F'l 4.af
H.H. .... MANUAL. htu 'a A-
ITO be said kneeling)
Teacher-In the name Of the Father,
and OF the Son, and Of the Holy Ghost.
Amen. ,.....l..
Let US pray: u.
Direct, we beseech Thee, o Lord, all our
actions by Thy holy gace, and by Thy
assistance bring them to happy issue;that
every prayer and work OF ours may always
begin by Thee, and under Thy guidance
may, 10 finished; through Christ our
Lord. ....t n lp IS. ID rG
Children respond-Amen.
Teacher-Come, o Holy Ghost, replenish
the hearts OF Thy faithful and enkindle in
them the fire OF Thy love. Send forth
Thy Spirit and they shall he created.
Children respond-And Thou shalt re-
new the face OF the earth.
Tcacher-Let US pray o God, who by
the light Of the Holy Ghost didst instruct
the hearts OF the faithful, grant US, We be-
sGech Thee, though the same holy spirit, u
love and relish Of what is right and Just,
and q constant enjoyment OF His consola-
ton, who Invest and reignest world with
out end.
Children rcspond-Amen.
.a. THE LORDS PRAYER
Teacher-Our Fatherwh art in heaven;
hallowed be thy name; thy will be done
on earth. ~
Childrcd-As it is IN heaven.
Teacher-Give us this day our daily
bread, and forgive US our trespasses Us we
forgive those who tresspass against us; and
lead us not into temptation, but deliver us
from evil.
Children
%. A9' TIE ANGELIC SANITATION.
Tcacher-FIail, Mary, full Of grace; the
Lord is with thee; blessed art thou among
women, and blessed is the fruit OF thy
womb, Jesus.
Childrcd responsibility Mary, Mother
OF God, pray for us sinners now, and at
the hour Of our death, Amen.
THE APOSTLES CREED.
Tcacher-I believe in God, the Father
Almighty, Creator OF heaven and earth
and in Jesus Christ, His only Son, our
Lord, who was. conceived by the Holy
Ghost, born OF the Virgin Mary, suffer-
cd under Pontias PLATE, was crucificd,
dead and buried; He descended into hell;
the third day He arose again from the dead /;
He assembled into heaven; sitteth at the
right hand OF God the Father Almighty;
from thence He will
Children-Comc to judge the living and
the dead.
Teacher-I believe in the Holy Ghost;
the Holy Catholic Church; the communion
Of saints; the forgiveness OF sins; the re-
surrection OF the bodyand life everlasting.
Amen.
In the name OF the Father, and OF the
Son and OF the Holy Ghost. Amen.
Here the Ten Commandments, as found
in Exodusxx Xxx, LII, will be repeated, either
by the teacher alone or by the children in
unison, all being seated. Finally, q hymn
chosen form the Selection" will BIO sung
by the pupils. a.
DR.. Woolsey is now stopping ut tho.
Everett House. He said last night to u
reporter OF the World: "The statement
that conference OF Protestant and Catho-
lie clergymen had agreed upon manual
is absurd. There was committee, com.
posed OF DR.. HARDWOOD, DIR Leonard Bacon,
Mr.. Todd and myself, appointed to confer
with committee OF Catholic clergymcn
with regard to religious service TO be
used in the schools. Unfortunately ! was
sick and could not take part in.the confer
encc, but ! agreed with everything that
WIS uOllGs' i NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TWIN
selves had no power, but they agreed to
advise the School Committee, which has
the say in the matter, that thirty lessons
from the Old and New Tcstamcnts, thirty
hymns and the Ten Commandments rs
written in Deuteronomy should be read in
the schools. There was also proyiso
that in any school in which one third OF
the pupils were Catholics these pupils
should have the privilege Of attending re.
ligious worship in separate room. 1t was
also provided that the Lords Prayer
should be read without the concluding
sentence, For thine is the kingdom and
the power and the glory forever, Amen
Dr.. Woolsey had no idea how i happened
that manual should be published rs an
agreement between the Catholics and Pro.
tcstants. The Protestants,. he said, would
never consent 10 the prayer beginning,
"Hail, Mary"
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