The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-27
BnIT0AS HOLD A CELE-
DRkTIOH At CATHEDRAL


are OF Al things Ntstptr and tnvt8lptcs
And In one Lord Jesus Christ. the
enfy o>xottsn Son % God. b~xottsn OF
- Father before al worlds. God OF
God. Light % Light. Very God Of very
Cod. Bexotten. not made. being OF one
substance with the Father. 81 whom
all things were made. Who for ~ men.
and for our salvation came down from
heaven. And was inearnate By the Holy
Csost Of the Virgin Mary. And was
nade man. And was crucifed also for
us under Poutius PLATE He suffered
ana Was buried And the third day he
ro,c again according TO the Scriptures.
And azceuded into heaven. And sittsth
ON tne right hand Of the Father. And
ne shall come again with glory 70
Judge both The quick and the dead
whose kfnxdorn shah have no end
And believe In the Holy Chost- the
rs0rd and Oliver OF Life. Who proceed
eth from the Father and the Son. Who
VITA the Fath~r and the son together
by the Prophets And believe one
C4thoiick and Apostciick Church Il
aeknowfedxe one Baptism for the re-
rni,sion Of wins. md I look for the Res
urrccsfon o. the dead And the life OF
the world to come Amen
THE SERMON.
PrraeAer-Tn~ rev. Canon Maekin-
tcsn-
REV. Alexander Mac<intosh took for
his text the words Of David the
Aaointed of rsraeI. Great delivsranc-
zfvesh Ne 20 ilis King He IL ~onferfui
arrors the kfrzs OF ths earth Tie CIV
eth saisat.eI unto xinss-" Ar. Mack
rsosh said 81 part.
Wnat true and perfect Satisfaction
there ~ Ia the heart OF every being
wen he secs that don~ which u done
for the sterilization OF God what toJ
ard peace viii reign throughout the
wrf~nxo tnose Who can pierce through
fr~ksrwnrd and visible si<ns % the
great event wh1ch takes place To-Day
IL England and can rvaen the Inward
spiritual grace n. In the GORGEOUS
tss<~ansry. the solemn ceremony. ths
stsnIarant forms. the true meaning and
object ezn De perceived. there viii Dc
wrought q wondrous chan<s in Gotta
sovereign and people The coronation
al a Cari3fisn monarch IL not the Eio-
rfneafiou or a man ~ ~ tns anoint-
ing OF q ruler. the choosing and seat
fnz 90 a vfcsEersut. 10 carry out thS
wiz and plans of the kinx % Kings
ard Lsra ef Lords on earth
n 10 meet and tight then 20 lay ts-
earth cn1sr tribute 70 give due honof
"a <ueh "a event. Zoe this reason the
place Of the corouation % the King Of
0ne Of th~ ral<htls~t nations upor earth
Is sfthln on~ % the most noble and
stately trrupIs~ dedicated 70 the King
of HfrrsL Westminster Abbey - the
ehureh held most dear TO the English
MAJ ana TO all who have sprung from
Er xfand. Tns soul which 10 not stirred
bv me rssrr naras OF this glorious fane
- indeed dead to all that 10 noole and
aereruus and good The ashes OF tbs
frustrsoas DEAF speak from their tornos
end their rnouuusnts cry out 10 the
Ali
Wilma its walls. NJ God has wilisd y
.. 20 De. q great conxreEation IL as
senbf<d on this day. rsprsssntinz All
g.e nations upon earth. TO Witness
st~r ero~nin< 90 a King and his
|Rlnrrn. 20 witness tnS drdira-
ffcn % these beings 70 the ssrytc@
90 the creator % all worlds but
not onfy 20 witness this deese4fiou VIII
this snst ssesrnniaes meet The multi
fuae will fall down b~fore the throne
Of me uufer Of the Universe In humble
surpficafion and lnvoks nj. aid AM
bes~ech him TO send his holy spirit taat
h~ may pour upon the King and Queen
the srxen-roid gifts. without which
rorhfnx IL pure or holy and nothins
esa prosrsr.
cssfd tn~re b. anything more solemn
than - $50 n man descended from a
race Of kings hgmoiy knssiing In the
presence OF his God and before his
people. vswinx TO rule according TO
S,odss law. the law contained In the
Hfbf~ which hir august mother pointed
20 when asked BY Queen Emma be-
loved OF HAWAII. what was the source
AMI fountain % the power and might
Of The English n2Aon7
The preacher week on 20 explain the
different Insignia represented In the
toronaflon OF the King he emrha-
s.zed the fact that 10 d~p~nded as much
upen tire people az upon the rulers Tor
the peaec and happiness Of the nasion.
HE said the King had y hard rSad
TO travel I'm following such n wise Ind
ausust ruler as his mother. He was
however. the undisputed AMI fhs e1os-
en- sovereign Of the whole realm ana
that resfrn - at peace with ths Tcss
~ me world. which L. a source Of srsas
qualification TO him. n Was n source
OF great grief TO hts mother that her
people were at var with such a noble
people "a the Beers. but now that war
IL happily terminated
The preacher went on to say that
King Edward is not an untried ruler.
for as Prince % Wales. acting In his
moth~rss stead. he cndeared himself 10
All classes Of society by his gracious
manners ard he has n good grasp %
fhr situation OF AFFAIRS. The Queen 10
beloved for her many eStimaoic quail
lies. Au these things viii undoubtedly
serve they both and give them eneDur-
sxrrnent Co fuihfi their regal duties He
win need the wise statesmen that rs
mother had. because storms VIII arise
and n 10 generally the lofty forest trees
which feel their FUN force The prayers
which rules 90 other countries are Of
f~rfnx 90 God for the King and Queen
s.f F.rrfard v.fII prove an earnest for
their own deIiverarce from evil Peo-
pie naust recognize this and their 10y
atty must b. shown in deed and not
merely in word fndivifua's can. BY
only ar outward show Of loyalty 10
fh~ir anx. 10 much 90 injurs the Fepu-
talon az their King and country. Let
us who are thankful that we have