The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
Bishop Van dc Vyvcr breaches
Sermon 81, Mixed Mar a.I.
issa sriages.
BEGINNING OF. HOLY WEEK I: ( (,
to be Erected for ''r Rail ;.lil;8
road y. NJ. c. Last End !.
Decides iii New Building.

II, all or the Catholic Churcnes, ana lWcie
Distributed among the people In the
majority of cases the congregations rose
and PASSED Up 10 the altar. where &they..
received the palm branch Tho scene AZ
the Cathedral was n striking one. The
attendance was very large. and the aisless
we're filled with the slowly moving pco.'8
bic, who passed UP tlss middle TO tho
altar and thence back along botll SIDES
TO their seats Tho distribution was made
Hist before the late mass Services sfol.F
lowed. and the long gospel, during which
the people stand, was read .a$ q 5night5
Bishop Van de Vyver preached the tla 1i'
sofahis series. OF lanten sermons HIS SUI %
#iect was t.'Matrmony" again, and ting
serrn or 7was particularly directed against
mix ID marriages That Is 70 mar
Ria ges between Catholics and Protestants.5
l During the remainder Of Holy Week8
the season will be one Of greatA soemnity$
M tho churches. Several Of the Episco.E
m churches anu notably 81. Pau ~
wl.,re the singing will be agnfi IL
have arranged special musical services Z 'e
Tor GOOD Friday tIght.5.Srhe Tellepra a's
viii be sung on tl,e evening", n,,,ay q l1 ~.
Cathedral The other atholic services t'et
~ Holy Week 5swill be very elaborate \
ana very solemn, and, ne is al ways the
case will be ATTENDED by large cong con gre
cations "a Il .
Building for Railroad y. N. GA \. 4 !,
witness the erection In the East En,d %
handsome and 81, .r,n
{. fat s e sbts su'5
IhoSs q IS Sx in mIae ys d
E{iheesgapeake and Ohio Railways, Tho site
for, tie building Will be on the vacant car,
lot Just west Of the Main street. re IA
IL 1arr ls a,iartsrs ID secured The member
snip Tls 9yerf rev ~ w naykns Dee
aaaea Wlsn .as ~ was held At lie sta.
it,o On on Sunday a fternoo T here Was :, e.
ali time testimony service an u t 9fe
- : - Duty 81 Citizenship.
AtE,,,a West End Christian Church. sun
day night Sthe pastor, the Rev. Henry
prehishsd Sn az afte fanases
celent III every respes' ct'8 III 1A'A'''s =
II Tia Christian citizen Should keep VEL :; e
xiv n ina STA to- tic nation. Nothing VIII
please the devil more than that he m may ~
christIans neglect as unclean andt.,.im.
Christians are oabusy Thinking o. he 81 =
tneS haHe a sac Inn Mil sbses ndd ths ts
Working for the future, failing TO see
tat In order e accompllshth1 ts l pmdr Is
pose this present world must p o' hi is't
e ! Every Z, y good citizen should avail lin;
self OF tie SO near nt na an1
e1ce FOR TIL. betterlnent Of the politics q 81
the city couia \, we make 1aak ess q
VIII wsih eoh nsu City es9ld s. better
ana should be better With Its citizens ralzens
a IIyT e aer TepRipaSie
would be seen. $50
Presbyterian Union Service
The Presbyterians OF the city gathered
Second church. the 81 tha spen
ala dt5'p new j publishing fouse for the s6utlis
The orator OF the evening WAS P ,t, '.,
Smith N SpIia 1t Iaf famiIS
ora o tor OF great ability and his SERMON e !.
searera p address, w e
ta e to the church Of the pablleatiAo2n
Work It was conducting He referred 70
hs past hlI predictsd i even more
|5Eiorious future. One Of his strongest
pleas was fer a revision q the Sunday l''ily
school llDTarleS. ~ f,ani, 5 "a !, "a
pasr R smitb p ad uf E. iif we're
Az pulpit ara pn1tTbtisipatsd pr te ssI.
Vice eS sefG other Rmnstefs Strs ii
~ viii Have New Church.
AZ a sconeregatiohal meeting held, sun
DAY Tie liast Sna Bapt!stt . Ghur Mha &C. &C.
decided to remove to another ste; Inc en-,
na g & ta nekrGf espse
/. change. ! I IS probable that q mass
aSsthg VII il sq se5tty a asf se tRe
rebuilding. fayora ,loea tionmoW
Of sntyseighih and IA s 81 re ~ I lT
iS ,SdiSf Rfatshfarh Hfih psSn ~
igt eRa atta'n f!s Ia Stock
100 large lor ie building and n aaal " J,
ersn edes WA ,he KEW
Is 81. e efidln.
Revival Services.
Revival services are being held In sey-
/ elai of iha Baptist Churches. pr. y =;
Hntson, Of Pine street, has baptized g
oiSsrs WanaR & afs aa ass9
/ about 100 conversions as q result q the ~,
Aves sssopaan ssaap e ssosf
4 Petersburg, will. assist pr. HnWthorn!e.
4 a revival at lroadus Alemorlal, with
4 Evangelist Paul Price, opened s!inda
/ The congrega tons at Leigh Street OF,
s sH,1Ssi al night. Rev, pr. Howard Lee
4 congregation seemed deeply. interested
! There lave been q number, OF pro slons
notars ntsfente AZ s eye
/ or a great revival. ,,,f Nm, Il .g u
Dr.. Howard Lee Jones MI continue e
preach every evening this Week Eat
ss0sN' AT the Mission.
Services OF unusual interest, we're hnld
s,on 81 isast Main Street. Mrs, j. irylel
/ Jobs;oil gave 4 nRlbbon Talk that 4. Vas Z!
I large audience. Dr, Henley. made g slorl
j femperance address, Eaptalh Frank CHni
and and MI. Reginald WalksS, Presided at q th !.
4 plano. superintendent, Nile and MI
4 Parker both spoke briefly.
Church Notes.
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4 OF account OF a death, In the family q