The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-22
PAULIST MISSION
AT ST. PATRICKS
Eloquent Sermons by Fathers MIC.
Corey and Nlenton
THE METHODIST oRPHANAGE.
Appears That L, Will Be Euilt Hero
After Al,-Thc New Broaddus
Memoriai-Io Cali Rev.
Mr.. Book.

Rev. Fathers Mention and McCarrey,
Two well known and eloquent missionaries
O. the Pauiist Order. from New York city,
opened a mission at St Patr!ck's Church
on Sunday and il will continue through
the week.
The services were OF a deeply inter-
cstiny character and We're largely at
tended. So were those Of yesterday The
order OF services for the week will be as
follows:
Mass and sermon at a. NJ, followed
AT s A NJ, mass and instructions.
At $50 p NJ, instructions TO the chill
dren Of the parish.
At S p. N, instructions, Rosary SER
mon, and benediction.
Rev. Father Mention preached an elo-
quent and forceful sermon at the 10
O'Clock mass Sunday. They were here. he
said on invitation of the pastor, Father
NcKcefry.
At the afternoon service, when hundreds
were turned away. Father Mention gave
instructions on the first of the Thcolog!-
cal Virtues-I'aith, which. he said, is
virtue infused by Coo into our souls,
whereby we believe. without doubt, the
truths which God has revealed. TO be-
lieve means in general to hold firmly with
out doubt although We do not under
stand. What we believe on authority OF
another is faith whether OF God or man.
II is a free gift of God. 1t is priceless
heritage. and is never denied 10 those
Who ask it and make the necessary sac
1ifce- TO obtain ii. So necessary is faith
that without it We cannot attain heaven.
Rev Father NfcCarry preached an eIo-
oucrN sermon at the evening service, talk
ing his text from the Episte of Paul to
the Romans.
The Wages of Sin is DEATH" One of
the deep mysteries which battles human
understanding. he said. is sin. 1t is
within us and around US. Ii is every
where. 1t is before us. blocking our ef-
forts to advance ourselves or our fellow
man God is love. and in love He re-
deemed us Sin is disease; it Is sorrow,
it is suffering: ii is death: it is slap IN
The face of Cod, who created and re-
deemed US
Sin is never satisfied until it lands the
soul into everlasting Punishment.
The waters of eternity are rising, Faith
or Nc-arrey continued THE sinner tad
better. come back into the fold OF God be
fore it is forever too Isih Every occu-
patton is a track upon which thousands
come sweeping on the down grade 10
Death and destruction.
Will BE Built Here.
II appears that the Methodist Orphan
age will be erected here. after all The
r11nored change OF location to Ashland IS
denied by Rev J. T. Mastin, financial
agent of the orphanase, one of the trus-
tees, and a member of the Executive
Committee, who thinks there is no prob
ability that the report is true.
Mr.. Mastin said yesterday that if Rich
1nonG contributed the $200e0 he expects TO
raise here for the orphanage, it would
certainly be built here. lie said that he
had heard nothing of the proposed change,
and did not consider il at all probable
unless Richmond should .Gke the matter
in her own hands and refuse the neces
sary subscription. and this he thought
she would not do
During the past week Mr.. Mastin has
increased the subscription for the Or
phanage by about SLIGO, Clay-Street
church yesterday subscribed $1,000 and
Asbury will take up collection.
To Cali Mr.. Book.
The committee appointed some time ago
by the Third Christian Church TO look
out for a pastor to succeed Rev. S. Il.
Maxwell. held a meeting Sunday af-
sernuon and decided to extend call to
the Rev ". h Book of Nartinsvilic Va.
81 they can get some assurances from him
that he VIII favorably consider the mat
ter.
Mr. Book is a, native of Giles county
He was educated at NlliEan College,
Tenn, nnd has cnga ged in Independent
Aevangelistic work for some time. He is
now pastor of d church at Nartinsville.
Mr. Book is well known III this city, as
ne Is throughout the Whole OF Virginia.
lie Is regarded as one OF the most as
,yressive and eloquent speakers in the
denomination in this State, and il he can
he prevailed upon to accept the cali there
will be general rejoicing in Richmond.
Broadus Memorial Adopts Plans.
The plans for the new Broadus-NcDoo-
rial Baptist Church were adopted sun
day afternoon at the annual meeting OF
the church anu the work on the new
building viii begin as soon as the Speci-
fications can be presented by the archi-
fect.
The church will be a one-story brick
structure, with rolling partitions between
the 4oible-room and the auditorium. The
Inter will seat 400 persons, while with all
the class-rooans, which may be utilized,
the church will have a seating capacity
% 700
The new editice Will cost $4,000. of which
$1,000 Will be raised by the church The
other Baptist churches viii contribute
the remainder.
The pastor, Rev. c. p. Stealey, began
The work of 1pising the latter amount
Sunday. receiving subscription of $50
from East-End.
Father Hii1ibaId VIII Go.
The Rev Father Willibald is no longer
pastor of St Mary's German Catholic
Church. His place will be taken tempo
rarily by Rev. Father Edward. of New
tons Grove.
Father wi!libald's time as pastor of St.