The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-11

find her lost groat. !;
rounded by a host Oh
neighbors, who rejof
her not merely bec'
lost was found, or !
she stood in great !!
possession, but morel
cause she was Of So.
such high characteIi
community that hei
not withhold themse1
the slightest opports
extolling her, and {!
TEEN in which they /;
then, the mere findirl
rather the excellent {
herself which bestiri
1.-THE other side q
striking illustration !
tive where, toward =
life the Blessed Mas
His trusted followey
as He went out int,
He placed them onI
to be vigilent, and I
in His interests wh,
commune with His (
turning after the la
He found them not 4
sleeping-taking theii
ciples had followed /!
lie life of three yeari
His sublime teachini
His wonderful workN
astounding miracles
He had good ground
that they would bel
finding them indiffd
direlect, sleeping on3
trying period in HI
human heart was pI
disappointed, and wa,
to be constrained toI
plaintive but pointed
He, could you not hi
with mel"
Now, my friendsi
case home to ourselvl
of 1t touching our Il
loved Bishop ChataI
neglected this oppt.
with him, and of rejl
ing him on this, al
twenty-fifth anniveri
conservation, we wotI
dence of our sleeps
might have earned al
which the Master vi
minister to His fail
thank God, the laity1
dianapolis have not
the past quarter of
they at any time !
duty toward him WI
over them as the !
flock In these parts.
have learned to kni
his call, to anticipaf'
in his footsteps, to
becomes his spiritua,
lamb-like fashion to,
things, for it is not |
ungrateful on the &
other to be. oblivio1
popular approval of
men. Those charge
sponsibility and exe4
power, may not alyl
regardless Of the eff
falling chips; on tn,
natural for men occl,
be DESTROYS of generl
dalton for their fs|
efforts and steadf;l
This holds in the c,
minister the nations,
1t holds in that Of
state, a community,
ish, and / was abouI
why not also in the,
the past quarter of
cessfully borne the 4
over the diocess-ruli
the exercise of a siles
force of gravitation,
obstacle, but consts
moves onward to L
end In view.
ETHICAL
1.-The ethical primo
celebration finds me
him to be stroked
and to receive in retu'
affection and dutifuf
ing smile and his epl
I'VE read In the nvI
ers, sculptors and
they had. in their da.
and thirst of the hea
ical eye and ear of
lightened and cultul
works. The popular
of them received was
light to the eye, AND
was a full requital
had accomplished an
queathed to posterity
1t, as did also their
friends, there Is a va
tween that sort of
be becoming and sui
temporal, and the 81
and prayer and spir
we sing when tod
the years of usefuli
and the spiritual tril
whose episcopal mini
personality both fai
have come TO our
through an atmosphe
I'VE make this da,
day without the rea
first, when We exclaii
has been sent to Us
Lord as the chief sh
this diocese Blesse,
op Chatard on this.
jubilee in the episcol
MY friends, l but
sentiment yelling up
sands here assemble
of the thousands who
this diocese. when |
years of our Rt. Re,
tinue to be multiplie'
Senator Beve
When Mr.. Carr
from every part of
Beveridge. The Jun
shook his head and
was disinciined to r
stration in his hon,
Finally Bishop Oh;
grasped his hand an
He said:
II did not come her
only TO pay by my 81
of admiration and
and good man of who
Bishop Francis Silas
cese of indianapolis.
THE admiration ar
Is no new thing by a
he captured my aft
brilliant deed. but by
broken golden days
alone can win the Il
dividusl Is and a peopl
There is only one
than a righteous ma
"a righteous people.
ample of the one:
dren, are an exampl'
ing In the world com
j cannot help but rel
er of churchly chivs
accident. He comes
heroes of the faith.