The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-11
LA1TY HoNdRs cHATARD.
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I ystances connected with
oflan mentioned in the
6 fortunate enough to
Che was presently sur
Of admiring friends and
u Fed with and honored
cause that which was
because that of which
Iced was again in her
el yer and especially be-
ufh great moral worth,
.If and standing in her
x fellow-citizens could
Owes from seizing even
tAnity of praising and
testifying the high es-
sheld her. 1t was not,
rG Of the lost groat but
Qualities of the woman
rsed the people.
~ the case also finds
gin the gospel narra-
tie close Of His earthly
ger chose a number of
: IS to accompany Him
IL the garden to pray.
N guard, charged them
q keep faithful watch
BILE He went apart to
teavenly Father. Re-
s9se of about an hour
Seeping the watch, but
IL rest. Now these dis
dim during His pub
ri: they had listened TO
MS, were witnesses of
Il: and of the many and
81 which He wrought.
d.. therefore, TO expect
ed faithful to Him; but
f9ent, inattentive and
nj guard at the most
ITS earthly career His
pf ined; He was keenly
az wounded sore enough
them in these
II words: What" said
hive watched one hour
So IL we but take this
vas we will get the force
hithfulness to our be-
iki. Were we to have
of jubilating
jficing with and honor
almost the eve of the
gary Of his episcopal
MD have given the evil
'itg on guard, and we
aArebuke like unto that
Gas constrained to adj
if1less followers. But,
VI of the diocese of In
5lept on watch during
fla century; nor have
tsen wanting in their
T1o has been appointed
chief shepherd OF the
SOn the contrary, they
nfw his voice, to obey
lfss his wishes, to walk
testle close to him as
az children, and in true
o {lift up their heads to
fiven to humans to be
9ne hand, nor on the
o7s Of intelligent and
II the good opinions of
yN with executive re-
efcising almost plenary
Ways hew to the line
eftects produced by the
hs contrary ii is most
,,2oying high stations to
"A us and just common
'sfthfulness, successful
f;tstness in welldoing.
q Sc of those who adj
lst government, just as
{ tthose who govern a
T. / municipality, a par
'u4 to say a home; and
q icase of him who, for
)f3 a century, has sue
great burden of ruling
III ng as IL does through
Ell force which, like the
4, z knows no season, no
tfntly and steadfastly
t e attainment Of the
PRINCIPLE.
nd pile involved In this
ldte than partial illus
fy his fatherly hand
.u1n for their confidence,
al hess both his approv-
pf copal benediction.
Wis of the master paint
treat musicians that
a.. a consuming hunger
'ast for the kindly, crit
1e public and for en-
ued approval of their
lrl acclaim which many
tsigladness to the heart.
lGk music to the ear. 1t
| 20 them for all they
ny for all they had be-
" They so understood
Ir sacclaimers. But, my
vsfit, vast difference be-
kiudation, which may
uiSable in things purely
glfd hosannas of praise
irstual rejoicings which
dry we commemorate
hSess. the great labors
IN nphs of him through
n4 trations and loveable
aifh and saving grace
+ souls as II strained
zee of incense.
as a second Palm Sum
al tion of attending the
siyi: Blessed is he who
as in the name of the
htpherd of the flock in
'e,. is our beloved Bish-
;. sthe eve of his silver
I give expression TO the
pm the hearts OF thou
ies. and in the hearts
hcI comprise the laity OF
Jay and pray that the
ey Jubiiasian may con-
ed In our midst"
-efidge's speech.
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