The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-28
IN The CHURCHES.
The Rainy Weather Keeps Many Worship.
pers at HOme-Special Services.

The inclement weather of yesterd ay kept
many people indoors, but the church ser.
vices were nevertheless interesting.
Rev. Joel Gilflllan Of Cape May Point.
N. j., preached at Hanover Prespy terian
Church yesterday.
At North Baptist Church yesterday the
Rev. A. Il. Patton Of Media, Pa, preach.
cd.
Rov D. 7. Van Horn Of PHILADELPHIA
preached at the Reformed Episcopal
church of the Covenant yesterday.
At SCOTT NJ. e. Church yesterday the
Rev. Lewis Todd preached.
Rov. q. h. White preached at Silver.
brook Church yesterday.
Services were held at the Sunday Break
fast Mission yesterday and the Rev G. NJ.
Dougherty preached,
Evangelist W. X. Galloway preached at
Wesley NJ. f. Church yesterday.
Wilmington Local Assembly, Brother.
hood Of St. Andrews, will hold a meeting
In Emmanuel Church. New Castle, on
Monday evening at 5 o'clock. Car leaves
Fourth and Market streets at 72O O'Clock.
In the evening at Wost Church Rev. j,
Mention Smith spoke and played on the
cornet.
Rev. o. G. Buddlngton preached on tho
doctrine Of purg0tory in answer to Rev.
Father Finn. The sermon will appear
tomorrow.
Rig ght Reverend Bishop Monaghan has
completed arrangements for Holy Week at
St. Peters Pro-Cathedral. On Palm Sun
day there will be all day services conduot-.
ed by Father 1senrig, chaplain of the Visi-
tation Monastery, the Rev Gregory Kane
Of the Passionist Order; the Rev. Ferdi.
Rev. Mr.. McKenna and the Rev. MI
Dougherty, of st. Mary's Seminary, Balti.
more. The blessing of the palms Will be-
gin at 10. 80 o'clock.
The sermon on Palm Sunday evening
will be preached by the Rey. Father Con-
nelly. On Wednesday, Thursday, aud Fci-
day evenings the sermon will bs pres ohsd
by tho Right Rev. Bishop Monaghan,
Mass, at which the holy oils used in the
administration of the sacraments will be
consecrated, beginning at 10 30 q. M. Gel
ebrant. the Right Rev. Bishop Monaghan:
assistant priest, the Rev. William J. Ber-
ming ham; deaoons Of honor, the Rsvs. b.
V. Campwell, and J. F. Connolly; deacon
of the mass the Roy. Edward Mickle; SUBJ
deacon, the Rev. John A. Daily; cross
Father Hugo Paff, Q. s. b., and Father
Ferdinand. Wolf, o. S. B. deacons OF holy
oils.
Fathers McSweeney and Hughes, sub
deacon of holy alsam, the Rev. Edward
McVey. The twelve priests assisting at
the conservation will be the Rev. Fathers
FalIon, Kelley, Donaghy. Grady, Scott,
Flynn, 9ulgley, Msaley' MGManus, Wald'
ons will be the Rev. Fathers Sweeney,
Hughes, Gulaz, Slice, Isinrig, Reyvort and
McGill. The seven sub-deacons will be
the Rev. Messrs. Edward Higgins, Nc
Goldrick. Dougherty McKenna, the Rev.
Fathers Ott Hugo. o. S. b., and Ferdi-
nand Wolf o. s. B. The distrib butter OF
holy oils will be Father McVey. The
priests to strip altars will be Fathers Mlok-
10 and Arnd The first master Of csre-
monies the Very Rev. John A. Lyons,
V. G.. second mastor of ceremonies, the
Rev. j. Connolly.
Bishop Coleman preached two sermons
and confirmed two classes yesterday. In
tho morning he OBLIGATED at Christ Church,
DuPonts' Banks. Tho bishop took as his
text First Samuel xiv, 27. He spoke of the
should not eat while pursuing the ehemy,
so that they. would be mindful Of their
purpose, and how Jonathan had disobeyed
the order by dipping his rod into the
honey comb and ate it. Tho bishop drew
from the text lesson of self-restrai Mt. He
gave tho class as u text Psalm oxxi, 81
"My help coinsth from the Lord, which
made heaven and earth"
The class numbered eleven, all from the
Sunday school. The class was the first
presented by the rector, Rev Charles A.
Harne. Tho evening service at Trinity
was we'll attended.
The bishop took rs his text St. Mark
xiv, 81 HE sat with the servants and
warmed himself at the fro" At the con.
clusion of tho sermon class of fifteen
was presented by the rector, the Rev H..
Ashton Henry, and after laying his hands
on them tho bishop gave the class as a I
text, Psalms cxxvi. G: (which made |
heaven and earth, the sea and all THAI
therein is; which keepeth truth forever"
In concluding his sermon Bishop Cole.
man said: "Whlo therefore we may
properly enough prepare for contingency |
such as now confronts us. let us be more
ready in meeting actual hostillities in
which the soul Is engaged and ba aware Of
anything like base-betrayal such as was
st. Peter, Of our Divine Redeemer and
Friend y