The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-04-24
MEMORIAL SERVICES HELD IN
CHURCHES
The Methodist Episcopal and 81
Johns Churches Hold Special Ser
vices-Other Pastors Hold Spec
iaI PRAYERS.


vices-Other Pastors Hold Spec
ial Prayers.
The memorial services for the vic
Tins of the Titanic wreck were held
on Sunday in the churches on both
sides of the Atlantic In Honesdale
it was so observed and Rev. w. H.
Hitler of the NJ. +. church and Faith
er John O'Toole gave excellent ad-
dresses on the subject of the dis
aster. The services in the churches
were as follows:
st. Johns Church.
The following is taken from Faith
er O'Tooles address
In st. Patricks Cathedral, Dou-
bin, Ireland and in st. PatTick's Ca
thedral. New York City, memorial
services were held Sunday for those
who lost their lives in the great Ii
tanic disaster and we feel that it is
our duty to add our word of grief
to the common grief of the country,
and our sympathy for the survivors
and bereaved ones. St Johns
church was crowded and a great
number of non-Catholics were pres
ent The following program was
given:
Jesus, Savior of My Soul" choir
pOsaI9 S"iu u! dLilel Du' nc lol
the souls OF those VINO lost their
llVes at sea;
solo,, me Beautiful Isle OF
Somewhere, Miss Katherine Fin
nerty.
Sermon, by Father O'Toole. sub
ject, "All Things Have Their Season
and in Their Times: All Things Past
Under Heaven. A Time to be born
and a time to die; a time to plant
;'nu a 'Itiie :, ~ piuSh p,f up ma a whIch with
+or ~ >ie'i''9'e'' olu N'H"p
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1v IN sorrou, - thair "; oT ~ ..eu as ueep,
dearest were drowped @ in" in the he. cruel @mI
&c Sed b mnIcn lausls 10 s'orH lhe sdiety
or;a,,ina i, 'A .,.,,,,onth,. T.ro,oi!I az az
Sr;oF W. - +hfni. Sti pa,h! ,'io WI lieLr D
Trord +bo +onrair,, a. ''Ius w.
Tesires erd e oIi tIiI[S +bo ", our caI'nIy
travaIing stoadi1v Forwar6 nrl W dooth
W. s,'ii,S! I1i. 10, al " ued:h, 1l.i
we are living we are diving
s'Oh. a wonderful stream. is the
River of Time.
AS it flows through the Realm. of
Tears;
win Droadehlng sweep and
surge suDlHe,
Ere ~ pienus' WIN the ocean OF
+isoJ nlaS IN +bo+ Titoia I'@C 81 Cne unpap-
malSinq her niungo in bar '-U Iro+o"I, ""n
crave Vac II nossihin fnr hiS, 80
Save bis sor19 YoS bo oo,,i5 ,i ha :.
ed nv tbo bonisn1 oF doSino au Oo r.,
might ask wbat Of tba non ,rbo ng InS
a sinfrI iifo noU, 49,, iii"n w. w .to ITu T,
tanic. could he save his souIP Yes
by making a perfect act of contri-
tion for it is the only means we
have to recover Gods friendship
when we are dying, without the bene-
fits of the sacrament of penance
God pity the living; God have
mercy on the souls of the departed,
WIZ NJ" MI Watery graves Whlle the
tbeir iost rnltin tiis 1na uea'n GHant 6 over
is croat tirno t'' - ta Only Gou
tina 10 dio ;, ~ OoiH anu ="
NM INTO the ihlghty power or God,
ms ih nara 10 De resigned
PuL Jesus calIs ana we must go
anu led'e our lrlehds behlnd.
st. Mary Magdalena's
Rev. j. w. Balta in his sermon
toucheu on the disaster and offer
eu speclaI prayers
Presbyterian.
Rev. DR.. Swift. being in attend-
ance at the Presbyterv. had no time
to prepare a memorial service The
memorial will be given next sun
day morning. His subject will be
Lessons to be Learned From the
Disaster"
cornon Iutt,oron
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he'' g - Miller III ms SUNDAY
evening service TOOK as MS subject