The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-16
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CHURCH SERVICES.
The services consisted OF fun choral
Vespers. the music being under the di-
rection OF Miss Teresa $. Carroll, and
WAS as follows Domlni ad AdjuVandum.
Rosewig. full chorus; DlXit DOminus,
fun chorus with bass solo by Thomas
Heating; Laudate Peuritull chorus with
soprano and alto duet by Miss Mary
Walsh and Mrs. Jerome Plummer, 1T
Humllla, bass and tenor duet by Thorn
as Keating aud James Armstrong Sus
Citans. soprano ana tenor duet by Miss
Mary walsh and Jam Armstrong Qui
Tabitare fun chorus: Laudate DOmi-
n1rn run chorus; solo, Laudate Eum
bv NIiss Mary Walsh; Ave Marie. so-
prano solo by Miss Julia Kearns: Lam
binotte's Magnlficat, fun chorus with
tenor solo. Qui Fecit by James Arm
abrong: Deposuit, chorus Tor oassos and
rnors Salve Regina. Eayres baritone
snlo q Samtaris Hostia. Rotoh by Mrs
plummer. Tantum Ere Rossi. chorus
az tsnors ami bassOs Laudate DCm.-
mum. chant and full chorus.
FATHER MEENAN'S SERMON.
The sermon was de.yered 5y state
chaplaiu Rev. William Il. Meenan ot
Newport. who TOOK a. ms leAt Fsalins
Ia l. "Blessed is the man that fear
eth the Lord: he shall delight exceed
iro1v In His commandments After
snealslno Of the legend Of St Chris
ga,har he said. I've are called the
Kniahts of Columbus. and knight os
Columbus Is a CatE, lac man admitted
TO a certain rank with certain Christian
rites i'm body or men Whos, ooject ~
IN honor God by the uprIgh.ness and
nuritv of their lives and 60 aid their
felIov men bv a unfon with them IN
friandship and brOtherlv love- our
rblef is Christ. our flag is Christo-
nher's the banner of the cross. As CO.
n,mbus sailed courage0uslv through
| stnrtn and temDeSt over he vast rolling
waters OF an unknown sea to carry anl!
nlant the cross in new lands So should
v,e bravelv steer our bark through the
! stornv sea Of life. To DE true t0 Him.
| our ctIeftain. We must be faithful chill
| dren of Hts spouse. Our Holy Mother,
"a true knight of Columbus win he
| pure and temperate I'm his life ana ac.
! tlOns. COLUMBUS tasted and prayed
nrover was his buckler against AN the
| assaults of his enemies. and the Knight
! OF Columbus II true 10 his title viii
/ Drlv fervently and often. Columbus
! was as the historian tells up. oi aus
! tere life-the KNIGHTS OF Columbus will
! not and cannot. II true to his promise.
| be low. mean NJ disreputable. His con-
! duct will be forever beyond reprOach.
| He will love honesty. slbr.cty and
chastity. and these virtues VIII SD shine
| out i'm his daily life as To- lead DINER
! men hv his example from evil unto
| good WAYS. The order of the Knights
| ~ Columbus was founded by an hum
| BILE country cuT8te. servant ~ Christ
| who saw IN II a schema ~ draw good
young men away from dangerous so-
! cicties and evil associations There
was no seeking after hOrors or great
! display. The practice Of a bcnevDlenCp
that would give glory 20 God WAS hia
| only object. Let us not aim farther.
| Let us work shoulder 90 shoulder. one
with the other faithful Catholics. low
| ing our country with all our hears and
true TO the teachings Of our holy Moth
er. the church Otherwise. our noble
| uEdeE that has ADVANCED 81 r.-l--allA,- at+44
so honcrablv will he house built on
the sands that the first zephyr of opp)-
sition may toDple over"
PROCESSION DISMISSED.
A. the conclusion Of the services. -
lac was reformed and pro ac led dowI
ircadwev and through ia ehsDn. Wey
b05se; an2 D0rrance stree 10 81
chanSc Place where the para 40 was /, Q
| viewed b. Chief Marshal Kelly. II q IL,
line was dismissed Tn the rening.
/ hanCu@t vas served az the B. tel New
man. At which, among the promioer
| meml CTs of the order pres ", We're
following: Edward l. Hearn of Sout
| Fran rrhgm. supreme knight, mg
| T.; Mcconnell Of FUchhurg Nation.
Advocate John II. Drury v ttis cit.
| National Treasurer: j. W Ta-ueS
| Pi"y,,itrcc Past Stata DEPUTY. Ds'tri
! Deputies Martin. McOsker and Decker
! | chef Marshal John Kelly Divlsi
| Marshal James A -ReaNeI-and- Jam
| Reardon and VI. J. Hou'ihan Of Pro,
. ! denCe
State DEPUTY Hugh v O'Donneli
! this city ofIiciated as toastmastcr ~
the speakers were: Nessrs Hearn. NJ
. | Connsll Carnes, Drury. DockerV. +.
| Mcconnell state secretary. +. +. Lon
ergan. state treasurer and roprescntf
tives of the various councils.