New-York tribune., 1907-08-19
HEAR PRELATE PREACH
,youy Persons Listen to Cardinal
G;bb0ps's Southam pfOH Sermon

co,tbor,nton Long Island Aug. is (SpeciaD-A
large congregation attended services at 'u ~
of the Sacred Hearts Of Jesus ana MAY tiils -,
ine, and listened to "A sermon by C@rdinai ",D'' -
,,bo ie naeeirg a two weeks vacation Wi'i ram
o.tI,ra at the rectCry his sermon to-day peis '"o
last which he will preach here this season
Among the members of the congregation were
T,r and Mrs Z /. Keyes Mr. and Mrs O. war
ringtop Curtis Mr. and Mrs. James p Lee Mrs-
yenoes GavIsy Miss Zela de Milhau. Dr. r =
Chambers Mrs James /, Brees", Mt ana N''S'
Howard Townsend and MT. and Mrs. ~ r. S'her-
merflorn The Cardinal said in part;
The Christian faith profsssed by the Romans i
propagated in a marvelIously short time. ticb ~ y
preftabe TO consiGer the secondary causes WfSh i
operated In the diffusion OF the ,ifi teach
ings Of Christ Himself His religion ProcialHHls H
tTths which satisfy the highest aspirations o @ .Ie
battIed successfully against the hlSIeSsd - 49,
and il presents to-day the same truths anu Ptire
lens as and gives the world Sun,e terntty 10
eternity God essentially one. of goodness % his
1t man then as n8% i4Sa OF Himself Man
srster~ unto himself until divine religion s'itb &
1arnh Which entangied hum. We are groping ,,, IN
the dark. passing through cSr,a Sss anshrouds our
mast or end If Christianity solves Id me light TO
would advise you to embrace IL H. ~ ESnsrt and that
the intellect comfort TO the huiia,; n1 Ia reaches
VI .als ~ r-iicb s1trpasses understanding ana 'f.i
To- erio The triple peace constituting huLi it ,re
nessypeaoe with God 10 observe pede5 pei "bartty ana
peace with - observe LIN an az teen passions
ne
within control. ,;... g., ,,crform not
for the select few but for every man; 49, w. no
df tns tafinn or condition Christianity IS -
haitian world wide, all embracing. iIe liz ~ rev
fatherbnod OF God. the brotherhood ii 1iiI in
fVing and satisfying the social mass tI1 6D-
~easons other exotic causes made IN" a1'spt,
i - rcii,yion with it's beautiful. ennoblns 4Iy
no Influences Ministers that pr'HllIiS t,c5
tisns amid Impurities and licentlouSness' id de-
cbaste their garments not scorchttii' IIrarate
baUchcry and drunkenness remained teiilp' e ,6e
etriCtiI- 'fust in dealings with otlsIa 81 So
1aganS The Christian religion operated IL IN the
iaTs the same to-day. procidliillis ~ ,.sare
,t] ~ truths as now. II holds out nope anu
80 I,cryaanen+ inheritance Would To ''o'i tL'l' 80,
.d,II saI- IL fIourished the same TO-DAY
1,bn are the unworthy sons of noble SfSs' me
sot tho same faith and do not cheflsh INC 9'
love for that faith ,,,- +bev- urain-
..j,ld such natience and showed such ClNihe "a
- that the must have been sustalIiSu pE -
fI;-,seiF Primitive Christians. not content W.
iif v,ere missionaries. always readE 10 .ffs
t,icc and consolation among themselves iT %
nreacbed 10 the husband. .he husband CrieS
fbe vic and as all nations pOSSesstu ~ !,
of Christian virtues did farnllitS pIo,IdIi. =
yiorjec We have seen what ChrIstlarllE nag -
T. dstrfhi1ting faith and can proht Dy IL
,tor~ az the pety, zeal and eloqueHt+ u ,eest
arastIss Two thousand years ago tae l,C. ~
1I.Cjo,,s titl. was To be q Roman citizen fdu
1,roud of his citizenship because OF lts
Should we he proud that we are heiN'7'' "
a Christian body