The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-04
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Correspondence OF the IsepabiIoan
NEW CASTLE. Nov. L. 1895.
SC. Peters r. O. Church with senten-
nial history OF trfals was re-dedicAted yes.
terday morning In the presence of a oon-
grsgatioh that packed the sacred ediiice.
The beauty Of the Interior OF the church
was described at length in last Thursdays
high mass was celebrated by Rev. Edward
l.. Brady and the sermon was preached
by very Rev. John A. .Ls ons, Yicar-Gensr-
al of the Diocese OF Wilmington.
In the course OF his able re m asks Father
Lyons said in part that nature had been
eclipsed by the beauty of the catholic
Church. fhs church was built for honor
Ing God and he tavored the inscription
from the basement TO cross that rowns
the dome-ro the mighty good God.
Sculpture. art and the poetry of paint
or God and make It fitting dwelling
place for his saoramental presence
The chief END OF ths Catholic Church 10
wilJed destiny. She has demanded an.
other voioe-muslc-to proclaim her
truths until you oan hear the thundering
OF tue Mount aud the groanlnzs of Cal
vary.
Father Lyons congratulated the pastor
and PEOPLE ON the beauty OF the church.
special collection was taken up and
good round sum was subscribed.
In the evening solemn vespers were
sung by Rev. ID. J. Flynn. Every seat in
the church was occupied and benches
were plaoed In the aislea to accom- N odRte
those who were pre- sent. The new Wells
baoh burners made a grand contrast with
the beauty of the church combined with
sermon was preached by Father Flynn.
He chose his text from Palm 25-8. He
said the joyful festivities of the rededi-
cation Of e Catholic Church carried US back
to the time OF Soiomon'e temple. After
reviewing the establishment OF same the
r@nsaeking of the old world for treasures
and dwelling on the fact that Solomon's
pestience were stayed by the faithful
Offering sacrifice in the temple.
When Christ was about TO return to his
tather lie conceived the idea OF still living
In the world under sacrame ental veil after
He returned. Then 1t was that faith came
and blessed the world with innumerabls
monuments af mna . q beauty erected 20 the % hon.
unite In praising him and whore His di.
vine Son leaps from the tabernacle to take
possession of their hearts,
The heirloom of 5000 years-falth-
Howe 10 tho Catholics veins today. Alb.
sence OF dlscord is noticeable In Heaven
and perfect unity reigns In the Catholic
chdrch.
We must have Gods truth as we'll as
His house. Let us accept His teachings,
practice His com mmaud rnenIs and may we
All meet some day In Ills house not built
by mortal hands.
Thomas Pagan. or years employed at
the Knowles Woollen Mills as fore m an of
the dye department has severed his con.
nectIon with tho works.
Eugene Meredith who was recently in.
Jursd At Clayton has resumed his duties
as brakeman.
whom Rev. =. NJ. Muson on Friday even.
Ing went to the residence of Miss Annie
Loncacre for the purpose OF tying the
nuptsai knot he had the marriage fee In
his poaket. but there was no groom. as he
was across the street under the mesme-
rism OF John Barieycorn and no wedding
took place.
Peter @. Madden 10 the chairman of the
committee on fair for the Lenape Steam
Fire Engine Hook and Ladder Company.
Mrs. Merritt fell on her steps and re-
celved an ugly cash on tha head.
The schools have been regarded.
The reflection from tina fire near VIII
mington was plainly visible here last
evening.
Owing to The heavy rain on Saturday
there was no foot ball game.
Three drunken men from Wilmington
caueed considerable annoyance to resi-.
dents OF North Second street yesterday
afternoon.
armenia" was the subject OF an inter.
eeting talk by Rev #. M Munson In I'm.
manuel Church last evening.