The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-26
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Ca1hoEte Church.
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o1s1s grow fsint ald h1ssx x5vz . 81

sWbeu The sfofnss srs rsxsnz sssg.
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II h1essiuez are surely h~sisxssl
uDen - righteous. he Inhabitants g
01n1fIe must be exceptionally GOOD
3n1S5ng from the superaay fsns ssssise'
r yoseasisy. aud The .hscissssi attend
Doo i ~ churches throughout tiss
e1ty. The cieYTymen themselves ssss
1nemod more eloquent than Us iai-
coxsKE-sToxg LAID
IL ceremony Of laying She corner
$500 Of the Church OF the Sacred
Hart, of North seattle. took place a
- corner Of sixth and Bel streets. a
~. m yesterday. Several hunslrse
Doopte we're gathered In attendance
1kon he Right Rev. Biehop Junger
otGouded by Father Gnniffs and fatias'
Domanex arrived upon the grounds u
- appointed hour. The reverend
hlnhOp, clad in the purple insignia q
his once. read. IN conjunction Siis,
~ b0ssl clergy. the tatsssiis rtsssi
1orvtce, and procsefiess 10 eosse
G1ute the various rsFr 81 sss
NhuYch. in conformity with the
oogvfce. After finishing. Tie Clergy
peocxeded 70 the sacred ceremony %
Messing and laying the corner stone
a. the new cathedral of the rsscfss'
Heart 0f Jesus. The attending con,
couYse OF People which bad gathered
wttf,tu the aIls of The building u
vftnax~ the ceremony of CONSIDERATION
Was s,ow requested by The f'tshop W
move 20 sise outside OF the ifseao~vrs
where they stood for nearly u Q hoals
under the hot sun. atfeStiflf by thrif
attention how much they apprsc1aissi
he sacred rite, which Gas Icing PER
formed before them.
The ceremony proper, OF blessing
and cossseerxfing the cornerstone
hing ended. the bishop mounted ar
esniuence from which 10 address the
ne0pte. and turned toward hts hear
ers and. selecting his text, the 18th
charter Of Matthew and the 18th verse
ssThou Art Peter. aud upon this rock
viii build nv church, and The gates
Of Hell shall not prevail against ~
The bishep spoke for more ihsn Ran
an hour. The teal OF the sermon
treated OF the one only Catholic an.i
infaiIibie church Of Chrtst, wbici,
church has existed from The day IN
which CHRIST gave his commission 70
Peter, and which must still exist until
his second coming and the end oi the
world.
The bishops sermon being ended.
Rev. Father uenan.z came Tor ward
with certain diocesan records A. veil
- items Of interest he bad prepared
touching upon The country a; large,
the coming state of Washington, and
the city of Seattle. ali Of which were
placed beneath the cornerstone.
Father Demanez then made short
address giving an epltomizesi history
Of the inception nf the new church Ia
progress. and expressing bis sincere
thanks, on his own and Ia behalf oi
the bishop, to all. but very specially T.
his n0u.C athofsc friends. Tor their
generosity In helping 10 raise the sa'
cred edifice OF north Seattle.
rfRsr n. y. CHURCH.
At this church the Rev. ID. u. Camp.
bell had for his text. Eze. xxxiii 20
IS. Also, though son OF man, the
children Of thy people are taking
they hear thy words but they wiil no,
do them: for with their mouth they
show much love; but their heart goeth
after their coyetousness. And 10,
thou art unto them as a very lovely
song Of one that hath pleasant
voice. aud can play well on an instru-
menf: for they hear thy words but
they do them not. And when this
conieth 10 pass. then shall they know
that q prcphe. hath been among
them"
In his discourse Mr. Campbell said
There are many things in which the
people Of any one age differ not from
those of any other age of the worlds
history. Especially il this true as re
CARDS mans attainment of Gods re-
vealed truth. Preaching has always
been q mode of revealing truth %
men from the days Of Noah 70 the
present. Preaching is the carrying OF
truth to personality through per
sonality. The divine call and respon.
ability OF preachers are two essential
elements Of preaching, as well a. the
truth and personality OF the preacher.
The world will eventually be bfonght
10 God through preached GOSPEL.
Mans abuse Of privileges aud neg
leet OF opportunities cssstruet the pro
gress of the truth. The first ohstrnc-
ton mentioned In the text Is. The
children OF thy people are talking
against thee. Taking against the
doctrines preached, talking against
the manner Of presenting the truth
carFarsE 81 the preacher himself, How
God woFd woald ruu AMI be glori
fled II tstsse takers could only be
sileneed
Another characteristic distraction
And. 10. thou tsscs's ministerlug ser.
vantl art unto them a. very lively
song = Preaching is Hooked upon a.
an entertainment. They speak OF the
preacher ss entertaining and of the
sermon as q tine pro<iuction. thus los
Ing sight 81 the divine message which
is The most important matter and tbs
very soul of preaching. The sermon.
II not an Grafton taking its place Ia a
sort OF sacred programme prepared
with view 20 the entertainment oi
the people. hut message from God
Another obstruction mentioned in
the text Is a neglect Ia obey the truth
. mere preiense of piesy. hyf.oericy
IL Is one thing 90 talk Christianity. il
Il quite another thing e. live IL. \
mere profession amounts to nothing
unless the life corresponds Ga IL.
The great question that shatsii COZ
earn the church OF God TO-DAY Is how
Ia make the best use af instrumental
tiles now employed. How "a impress
the people with the Saeredaess oi
Gods day, the sanctuary and the
preached GOSPEL. How oinCite siihlt,
them holy reverence Tor thee thing.
The church has forgotten the grual
advantages that are His That eish.
teen hundred years OF revealing hghl
has CONE 90 as. what should be ths
church's right arm of strength ca,
day Oh, eharch ~ God awake
awake, pat on thy strength. Let the
nnheisevinE. skcpsieal. saoiasrou.
worid see that there * a sssli ia Is
rAel. Open THE slo0Fa OF the Sanrgtt.
AIRY aad lss the ulones changers, the
wcfldiy-mindesi. in3oleui ava the
unciesn I've driven nus Raise aralu
the standard OF the cross ant pat il
upon the eatsleulentN al the Zoe and
with the courage that .alinss thai
baptism Of Gre AMI the ssFVugth thss
t. born II cgRuipaisnce sBarvh for.
ward Ia the conquest al ghe world.
Ar Tas sKEHontsS rEssFExyANw.
Rev, Clark Davis preached to large
congregation YESTERDAY. Ills text wAs
Col. fhsil. "Christ il all ard in al =
In his discourse this divine saaie
Judging from the tesssnen .ss Ia ths
class meeting fhts morning
could please INV sutfitttess ssa
better than hy selecting Jesus CHRIST