Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-25

Arbough the church has slzays been
- "a ;, ghY EL4ter should b. celeors
- ,bsrs mas been Il wide difference OF op,
- ., - yheu.i, should be observed,
'Tni, controversy grew out OF diversity
Z, cus,om tbs Juiaizing Christians keep
l., rbs;r paschal fsasr o. thu same day the
80 5av rhe Jews keep tSsir Passover
-. I'm ~ Y sin--.rhs ds1rsE moath cor
rasn,n5ing uira ccF Ms,Ch or April-Rhiie
~. cbnrcnss OF toe ,,ess, 10 remembrance
r., Cnris, srCs. on Sunday, had their les
Iva on the sunday folio Wing me dsy 90
bred By the easIcrr church. IDS ais
cussiou was KEEP, up until the time oil Con
..,aDtina whof \ y 32jl oroaght the SUB
(; a. -...,es IN. r .RssGlc Al council OF Nice,
t-on which time TO Ihis Easter Sunday has
r.. .--,glv-a - one and the slue day
.,,. ,.... ,..l.~ .ttsr the tuh moon
.,>;,b bsnDaEs on me next after the ZISt
OF Mach, aid II the tall moon comes upon
a SunIa,. Easter day IS the Sunday AFTER
.Tb,s d,clsiob vas 10 favor OF the western
5nsusye tha, body holding that the SUNDAY
,sfrar me ,4rh Of Ag.iI VAS proper Tor ina
I-ro-,rsnoration OF tAs Ee1CErUcnon OF
LIasns Christ. The introduct:ol CT tae
8.aL.,,,r,Ap calendar made Some changes
Dao.,5arv. aud the ecclesiastical authorizes
!, Isst Sscidsd 10 regulate The time OF EAs,
he, By rne saooa-Go, no ReYer' toe sc'uSI
moon. nor vha, = c,i,'d ~ astronomers
- mean moo" G.t an imaginary moon
{yyhos, rpoysmeu's ar r, arS.nged thSt Y
f,Iloss the resi- MOI by sons tSo CT three
days. ,.lb-TaD4
!, co., dsys Uns Introduced hy lasting on
ons 5ry only-the trii.? IN Passion Rsek'
- "a fb5 F.ii.,; D 81 ~ The tune
was extended % tn-'e U'1-1 II IoS7n tnAS
Cbrisr had lsia tb,t kJrG III the tomo' suu
H., mn. |. w. 49, l4s. 2r0!1cga1 TO torty
Idsvs-,he s.9so7 ~ ~ 10 p!Sugn IN tue
w,Idsrne.a Tna nria.tugs tuu5;'GCS on
the mosniog Of ;ni7 ~ soldie eacn ONT n
with the voris. "CArist - r'Sen, to ~nico
the person addressed answered, "CAfist Is
arisen indeed, aud hi'r a9peA'ed 10 o.,
mon 8 custom ahIrn II slNi' ratalheu III
Greek etnsch "luda-d sayS ID aEainenI
foreiyn wr,,5-. 's,ui the ceremonies HttePd-
iny the Observance 4 Ehater Wsr7 ~ hrSt
exceedingly simple, cot IN the early part
Of the Fourth century q decided change
was brought about. Constantine natur
ally vain and fond Of parade, signshl 50
his love Of display by celebrating TINS les
i aysl With extraordinary Ponp. 'lrg's'
4 o. night wa;chys. veSs Instituted ior E'!S'
ter eye, 81 which the people remained 10
/ churcaes until midnight Fhs tEpe's'
which i, had been before customary 70
burn Al ,his time did not satisfy his as
iss,y. bq, huge pillars Of wax were ussS
instead: no, opiv in the churches but slI
over tue ci,r. were they placed, that the
5rilEancv Of ne night should sAr exceed
the hgh, of day. Easter Sunday va no
4 ticsi 9TH nos; elaso-sts ceremonies, the
pope Officiating q; mass, With every lmpo
spg accessory tha. gould be desissd. q,
Daung The la;eryal 6SCReen Easter asa
Pput-cos,. q period OF fitry days, the Csr's'
ii.u,, were not expsc,ed 10 pray N'Sei,n &
tor tst. attitude was considered as t2He9
Of huuary. bat rather with ou'siretche~
arms. and i.,..s looking to heaven, a. this
sess5a, vnau v,.!y songs OF j1y and gran,
tade wer, expected BON Easter sno
Peateco-r sunday wsrS accounted forum,
ate dsgs on aaich 70 bspils cnildrsn, aud
the interval lying between These days q
csvorag.s tO- marriages.