The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-01

ne ooubt to some extern -.
inconsistent with ,ho sponsib.
recited , me professed every u ~,
we nave nc doubt that IN.
ana bishops will not engou ne archAs
sersy ot this kind. CeTfa;s,s, IN "a,
part OF Catholic practice - i "a
creasing with their ecclss y argue VA
ors: Here at all events sha aDsu .ial a
cialm that there is notbine nrsltuahss
what they do Romish
he st. James Gazetto ~,
The archbishop nle,S Ssuiy 10 as
anu says that he and his hr .os Dat.
already effected much! He a usethrea
~ against legislative action sued 81
now reached by the sess,o. Al he
now De done, and no sens,,, Ho'hirs
wish that the need for AN MAJ
should ever arise. R,,t aag
whether II will or will no, ue ded
pemu "noiiy on sensible men :, %
s.rous that small minority .. 81
tai fanatics should trade ON :, " sacs
tion OF the bulk of the chnrch ae mo-
nauon-which in plain fact aud
happening. When they can M VIA
duige In their favorite nrao,s ~ lOnss
bling. logic-chopping. and ICES Of
fsIl back on downright disot sI'stry
when there is a proposaI ~ eu,ehee
o o, they reouke the wicked ,n 'a's
threaten to rend the garmer, "ea
church by putting them on,",s l .;
they would be free to believe sue
anything and everything tba, u ns'
In Rome or in the East The e0uld
time when this must alter Mus, msS
decidedly of opinion that 60 s u We
Is made clear a good many 90
ma their conscientious objections y
new light" VISITED n
Inc spectator, always sino,.
OF the church of England, ana ~,
IN It's churchmanship, takes /. r
ftil view than some Others pasa ls ~
Archbishop Temples speech in ~
Lords, 1t remarks that DIR Ta me as
derstands the temper in which ~. ss
Crisis should be met. and tha, ~ A' p''s'
mean to allow himself TO be driv s !
his true course by extremists wh. y
"a show of so-called strength .,
ness" The temper of his sneacA !. =
true temper of the Church ~ NJ.
and breathes the spirIt rh, l-.ss'
marked her out as among a.
OF spiritual agencies the world ~. s's'
That spirit is one of a SAM .oa
tolerance, of deep and underS,,ss
respect for tender consciences ana =.
thence and good will" The wr,, s
til ties:
The words in which the arcbh.,
! urged the House of Lords to rs s,.s.'
the difficulties of the present sltuat,,.
ply to the whole nation: 4 INNS, =.
the House that this is not the ars, !
that l have prayed your lordships /,
member the difficulties of dealIn, ,
such matters as these, where men'.
sciences are so very much strained 4
men feel so very strongly, and wis,
Is exceedingly difficult for men "a N,
the course that they have previousl,
sued, and very difficult indeed for !
to discover themselves from thos4
whom they have previously acted 4,
have urged before. as ! must urge a:
that in such matters il is really n,
sary, unless you do most serious II
tice. to be patient in dealing with on
ers cf this kind, who are perplexel
IT,: sirsition in which they find II
lselves, who very largely indeed reaIlv
sire to obey the voice Of authority.
who at the same time are held bad
very natural feelings and by the !
hat practice which they have pur
are really within the law of the chu
If only the country will adopt this
all may yet be well with the church
this sign we shall conquer, and goo
der, a reasonable discipline, freedol
coincidence, and wide compreha
shall still remain the priceless her
of the Church of England"