The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-26
CHURCH CHIMES.
Doings and Sayings in the
Religious World.
THE HEREDITY OF CHRIST.
Divine services-Catholf Boyeot'1ng
The kesurrectton-Churc of
EpgIaHd-Gsnesa al.
CHURCH CHIMES.
Public worship will be conducted IN
he various churches to-day as follows

be various churches to-day as follows:
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LaTTEE-D4Y
Cannon, president; Joseph E. Taylor and |
Charles W Penrose, counselors. Services
in the Tabernacle at 2 p. m. Evening
services in the various wards
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. The
Rev. ]. B Thrall, pastor. Public worship,
with sermon by the pastor at II AN Moa sun
at $50 pm. Seats free, and the pubic
cordially invited to all services.
ST.. Marks CATHEDRAL-HolyC ommun,,
ion at am Morning prayer, sermon ana
holy communion at IL am. sunday sc4ooi
at 2 As m. Evening prayer and catechls-
fngat 80 p m. Bible lesson at 81 ~ N
EveninE prayer and sermon at z. 81 pm.
During Lent there's service daily at p IN,
except FRIDAYS and then at 7.S0 p. m with
lecture Wednesdays and tridays at
IL am the Litany is said, and Ihursdays
the Holy Communion is celeoratea Inc
Church is open at all hours OF the day for
communion with God in silent prayer.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH Services at 80
nm at 234 W Third south Street. All are
cordialIy invited Committee in charge
FIRST Observation-Disclosures worship at
IL a M, aud preaching by the Rev. Robert
Mackenzie: D. D., pas'or OF the Flfss res Tres,
& 20 Mr. McNiece having been called away
from the city to attend funeral, there Will
DO no evening service.
METHODIST UHURcH-No. 81 E, Third
South Street C. l.. Libby. pastor. sunday
school at 9 10 am. Preaching at II m.
Ynnng peoples meeting at 6.45 p m. and
$50. The pastor will deliver his third Zee
ture on the fact and nature OF future PUNISH
ment Seats free. Strangers welcomed
For 5000 years there existed but three
versions of the Holy Scriptures. To-day
they NAV be read in 35U OF the o,oOO
tongues that are spoken.
ELDER ARTHUR STAYNER will deliver
his lecture-An Hour with the Prophets
jim the Twentieth Ward Meeting House
Tonight. q IL are invited.
Rev. Mr.. PUTNAM is giving course
If Instructions ou Wednesdays. at p
n. at st. Marks cathedral, with the
Lords Prayer for his subject.
The "EvANG ELICAL UNION" which
nas been established in Germany for
the purpose of resisting the encroach-
ments OF the Romish Church, already
numbers 1000 clerical and 5000 lay
members.
THERE APPEARED in Italy during 1884
2,S newspapers. OF this number only
$50 or 5 per cent. favored Catholicism.
while the remaining LOO, or % per
cent were hostile to that church and
he Pope.
BISHOP LEONARD has arrived in town,
and at present IS the guest Of Rev. Mr..
Putman. at st. Marks Rectory. He
VIII preach to-day st. Marks cathe-
draI i'll the morning. and at st. Paul's
chapel in the evening.
The FIRST Presbyterian Church, OF
Chicago, contributed last year S25,9S3
to home missions; $15,4l1 to foreign
missions; to miscellaneous objects, $5a,-
243. and in all raised ,639; the
average contribution per member was
S85 "a: the additions to the church were
torty-two.
The Vos de MEXICO, the leading
Catholic paper of Mexico, having pub
lished a criticism of Bishop Sanchez, OF
Tamaulipas, for saying, in pastoral
letter, that the alteration OF the Virgin
of Guadalupe is not obligatory, and
that the belief IN the apparition is only
local, the bishop has responded by
letter matchmaking the Cathollt
| organ.
THE CHURCH of England has tive
archbishops and thirty-one bishops. II
| 1881 there were 1925 civil parishes
with 14,573 churches and chapeis; tn
clergy in actual service numbered H.
663. According to an estim ate made II
1893 10 100000 persons in England (au'
WaIes) were adherents of the Estab
Iished Church, leaving 12,50O,OGO t.
other creeds.
For OVER one hundred years ther
has bsen in the Congregational churc
at Pitts6eld, Mass, sunrise prayer
meeting on New Years Day. Thi
wear the rector of the Episcopal church
colored pastor, the Baptist parsor
and the Unitarian helped the CoDgrt
gational minister conduct the service:
and among the worshipers were Senate
Dawes and Congressman Rockwell.
"LENT IS time that asks for stroD
lines, and downright colors, and cleal
cut forms. 1t supposes that we ca
work out our days according to tt
needs of the moral lie; that We know
undoubtedly, what good is and wis
vii is: Whist we aim at and what
lack; that we can define our habits an
set to work at shaping our tone an
temper by a rigid canon and with d
cisive tests. 1t assumes. above all, tn
there VII be already in baptized me
such q fervent desire for holiness, sui
q horror at the corruption of sin, tn
they will be ready at q certain hour.
a certain day, to give emphasis to the
search for the one, to their strife again
the other. So Lent thrusts itself
rough and abrupt. and summons M
I to their knees for strong crying al
! heart searching in the presence
God" -LOgic and life.
ARE THE CHINESE ATHEISTS Gene
Tchen-ki-Tong, the military attac
to the Chinese Embassy in Paris, b
written to NJ. Franck, Professor of {
Academy of Sciences, to thank him
making him a member of the Fren
Anti -Athei League. He takes advs
tage of the occasion TO enlighten Eul
peans on an interesting point of Chin
I theology. The General ssys it Is !