Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1912-01-04
CELEBRATION OF new
YEARS IN The
!. CHURCHES
SERVICES IN BOTH CHURCHES
Father Rnr4sht Deliveries Excellent
sermon to Congregation Mt
The Catholic Church

New Years eve passed off very
quietly In Lovelock. While the pop,
ulace OF the cities of the west were
announcing with noisy acclaim, the
birth Of q new year, the residents
OF Lovelock for the most part were
In bed asleep
Services were held in both the
churches those at the Catholic
church being of cosmopolitan nat
ure, being attended by the congre-
cation from the, Methodist church.
The choir delivered some very ex-
cenept music and Rev. MtAlien
sanEa beautiful solo. \.
The feature of the serveies. was
the sermon delivered by Father En-,
right. The sermon was a broad and
Intelligent discussion Of the prin-
ciples of christianity. In. theecourse
OF his remarks, the well-known pre-
late stated that all men were OF one
flesh and blood, and therefore there
should be universal brotherhood
lmong men and declared that the
best disciple of the new generation
was the person whose Influence was
being used to promote the unity of
mankind. *
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In the course of his sermon, Faith
er Enright expressed the hope that
the new year of 1912 would with
It's blessings. leadrto better spirit
OF harmohy and good. will among
the people of every class, regard.
less rof. their religious beliefs or Of
any other consideration. The com
mandment Love thy neighbor az
Fhyself" must be put to real prac-
tifex ! v0As edn6nkxf 4 atf6nger spirit
.striYesto bring about to the best OF
his ability q general and well-de-
fined respect and love among man
that man IL doing some real. permaI
ent good and~his work will be spok-
en- Of from generation unto gener-
atfon., The natural. aim of every
man u for happineas--happiness az
each man understands It.. It Is "a
very popular error to identify happf-
ness with pleasure. Happiness. ema.
rates from. within and iB In no sense
dependant on externals, only In as
much. as these external Influences
bring home more and more the cony
tfon Of right doing and Of right
living, Happiness and peace are
identical, land the Divine Master
whose voice rings across the centuf-
les wishes the. fullest measure OF
this peace and the fullest measure
Of this happiness to all those who
carry out the principal of doing goo
unto all, whihch Is nOneelse than
bringing about. the spirit OF har-
unto rall, which La none else than
mutual respect,.t@I alluded to at
the outsets "a
No man,no matter who he is,does
| his part we'll who tries to widen tn.
breach. 4betwNen his fellowman, and
WHO by his fixed and constant pur-
pose does not strive to blot out
every line of demarkation that has
ever kept the human family apart,
Oh any possible .pretence-that man
| has missed the true purpose OF life
and has fallen immeasurably short
of being really useful member Of
La community my peace leave
you, my peace give you, not "a
| the world giveth, shodld be the aim
of US ALL With all the emphasis
of which r am capable, wish tc
you and hope that the new yeai
will give 1t to us all In the fullet
possible measure for all of US and
for the community where our lives
are. cast, the star of prosperity
and of happiness will become more
assured and more visible In the pat
of each one Of us. as the coming
year grows older.
Father .Enright spoke at length o
mans sublime dignity and proved
this from the testimony of the scrip
and Christ's death on the cross.
He welcomed everybody to thu
church and assured all present. l
will be the greatest possible pleas
lure for him to see that everybody
| not attending on oother services, t
find accommodation In this church
Iwhensoever they chose to come.