The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-09-18
SACRED HEART CHURCH.
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beauty OF the interior of the church.
The sanctuary, with It's unique archi-
lecture, beautiful altar, the rich, tasty
carpet, the magnificent statue present
ed 10y Mrs John v. Burns, OF Chicago.
the Bishop in his pontidcal robes, the
priests In their beautiful yestments-
all presented spectacle TO inspire de-
yotion. In the evening the altar, which
is finished In white and gold and is
handsome I'm itself, was very richly dec
GRATED with cut flowers sent by j +.
Carey, OF Mt. Clemens, and the lighted
candles appeared like gems resting on
a velvet background.
During the yCsper service Rev. Faith
er Kelley, OF Lapeer, who Is not a
stranger TO Yale people, gave an elo-
Quep". and instructive sermon. He
starlJu out 10y reading from the New
Testament the story of the miraculous
draught OF fishes and how Christ told
Peter that henCeforth he would catch
men and FIR. Kelley said that this has
been the great miracle OF the church's
work. Peter and the other apostles
were unlettered men; they were poor
unknown fishermen but they were sent
forth TO counteract. 20 Withstand not
only the great power and enemy, the
sword, which was indeed an easy way
of DISCRIMINATING those who professed
20 be Christians, but they had 90 fight
against the luxury Of the times. In the
ancient temples and In modern archi-
lecture the grandest Is found I'm the
churches erected 10 the honor and glory
of God. but In those times the best OF
architecture was TO Ice found In the
baths.
But no matter what they had to
contend against. they accomplished
| their mission and caught men as Christ
had forctold them they would. For lie
sent them. giving them all power and
assuring them that "He would be- with
them al days.even TO the consummation
| Of The world" The power He intrustcd
\ Go Ills church proved TO be greater than
the power of The world And Father
Kelley said that still the church is cxer-
cising that power given TO her and that
to-day we must continue To perform
that wonderful miracle OF catching
men Notwithstanding the powers
against which We have Co contend.
"Sacfcd Hear, Parish struck the first
blow continued Father Kelley, "but
you must bear in mind that IL is only
the first. I'm order 90 succeed YOU must
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gun" Tie said, eve are In possession
of the precious diamond Of Faith and
we must not leave that diamond un-
polished, lest those who have but SUI
pcrior pebbles by polishing them, attract
The ewes OF the world. while the real
diamond, being unpublished. would be
passed by uuuoticed. which would be a
loss TO the church and 20 the honor and
glory OF Almighty God. one OF the
great means 20 efficiently polish this
diamond OF faith is TO bee faithful i'm
the observance OF religious duties.
which now can be more easily attended
20 in the newly dedicated church. And
the second means that there is an obli-
CATION OF using is the Catholic press, by
which purely christian atmosphere is
maintained i'm the home"
Fr. kulcy was listened 20 with rapt
attention and proved himself rs good
an orator In the pulpit as he has upon
the lecture platform.
The sacred Heart choir certainly rem
dercd fine music and singing for the oc-
casion, Mr. Geo. Hennessy. OF Lapeer,
and Mrs NJ. j. Whalen, FIR Cullinane's
sister, being great addition.
FIR. Cullinane feels deeply grateful
for such n beautiful day amid such
rainy weather. and says that he will not
forget how cheerfully every one work
ed TO make the dedication day memoir
able one He desires TO express his sin
cere thanks 10 the non-catholiCs OF
Yale and surrounding country for their
generous support. \ number OF non
catholics worked hard before hand and
upon the day itself TO make the dinner
a success, and 20 these individually he
wishes 10 offer his gratitude. Such
good will and charity expressed will
not be forgotten.
FIR. Cullinane, on Sunday, sept. 9th,
In the new church, will speak concern
ing the dedication services and will In
person give his sincere thanks 90 all.
Below we give a list OF the contribut-
ors and the several amounts given
TIN DOLLAR Contributions.
Rev Fr Crowley Rev Fr I.aughran. Rev. Fr.
| kiiroy. Rev. fr. L.. Cullnanc. Rev. FIR. Burke.
| Mike Gleason. rank King. Id Graham. ". Me-
| Nulty. y Monaghan, James Clark. VIM. Sayles,
Denis McIncrney. VI. shcchcy. John layalle ~.
John Shcchy. Dan Mulllgan. Mike Dunn, Frank
Monaghan. John Gleason. Tom Ross ID; q.
Dcerlng. Mrs. kllen Cole. Michael Lennon. VIM.
O'Mallcy, Mrs. Dorsey. John Mckcnncy. Mate
Irwin, John kcrns, Jerry Paisley. A. J.. Jack
son. Mr. Laub.
FIvE DOLLAR CONTRIBUTIONS.
Rev Fr Hewlett. Rev. Fr. lIcnnegan, Rev.
Fr. McCabc. Rev. Fr. Brokaw. Rev. Miles Whal-
en-, ID. ID, Mrs. Mcmahon, Sr., John Mullaney,
| Nicholas Furlong. Elmorc Puiney. samuel OPP
pcnhclmer, barney McGul Thomas Grady. Joe
VIII. j. a. McnZics, John Mcconnell. Luke Con
roy. Oscar brown. Andy Kelley, NJ. \. Mcken-
ney. Mrs. stephen Brown, James Sklnlngton,
I kOdcTlck Cameron. John Mctlcary, con Glca-
son. Tom McGTettOn. John Rcldy. Mrs. Gush.
man, John McGFetton. John Monaghan, VIM.
| Andrcac, l.. Heron, ST., Jas. haggcrty, John
| Layallc. Jr., T. T.. Roberts. Augustus VIII, jas.
o'Donnel' Peter kegan. Frank Lennon, Mlcl-
ael Grady. Katherine MCGrrttun, John COnrOy.
/ Mrs. Wm. Niync. Mike tOuruy. I'd founrs, Jas.
| Gleason. Mrs. y. Tmlnor. Mrs. Jas. kcgan. Tom
| Muanry. ID. Haggcrty. Geo. Regain. Pat Regain.
| y. Herbert. "a Shcchy. Dr. Toal. John Glass
ford. Grant Holden. q. J. Mosack. Chas. Rounds,
Jos Mtcn.
| Cole. $500,
| TWO DOLLAR CONTRIBUTIONS.
| Mrs. Hoskus. Michael brennan. James Green,
| Inhn AnNInll- InrrN hla.llnn ~ MIli. .lna. IL.