Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-13

your sons and daughters, guide them,
admonish them and protect them from
| the evil influences of the questionable
| dance, the prevalent immodest style Of
| attire and the lurid drama With 10000
men refusing their support to these per
| nicious institutions, bringing the In
! tluenee of their example to bear on their
! neighhor and the force of their author
! ity OH their families this movement
! carried on 'In His name" must be con-
| ducive to betterment OF civic. social,
moral and religious conditions Of this
! city of Newark.
Great as the result of the battle will
| be here. consider what 1t will mean
when the fight is carried on throughout
| the country supported by 10000 900 sons
| and daughters of Our Holy Mother
there rises the petition. "Hallowed be
| Thy name " the first petition of the
| Lords prayer asking that the name Of
| God might never be dishonored or bias
| phemed. but that God might be better
known and loved and honored by all
| men; and as you utter these words in
| prayer recall to your mind your pledge
| and your duty and by word and example
not only today but daily; stand and
| all it is of the greatest Importance to
| At yourselves for the work and that
| principally by striving to attain personal
| perfection. Your very life should teach
| the. lesson. your good example cause the
enemy TO surrender. SIN the name Of
{ Jesus every knee should bow, OF those
that are in Heaven, on earth and under
| the earth .
Lead Valiant Host.
| 1t is for you 70 lead the valiant host.
| men of the Holy Name Society of
! Newark. keep up your battle against pro-
family and yiciousness. PUT You on the
armor of God, that you may be able to
resist the deceits of the devil. For our
wrestling Is not against flesh and blood,
hui nd
against the rulers of the world of this
darkness. against the spirit of wickedness
in the high places. Therefore take unto
you the armor of God, that YOU may be
able to resist in that evil day and to
stand in all things perfect. Stand there
| fore having your loins grit about with
! truth and having on the breast plate of
| jsutice and your feet shod with the
all things taking the shield of faith
| wherewith you may be able to ex-
! tinguish all the fiery darts of the most
| wicked one. And take unto you the
the spirit. which is the word of God
| Thus always with truth, justice and
/ the sword of the spirit and protected
| with the shield of faith, victory will be
yours and a God fearing and clean gen.
| Grafton will spring up and fill the earth.
Lay Orators Speech.
I Mr.. O'Reilly spoke as follows:
Holy Name Society, what glorious
spectacle you present. A spectacle most
| pleasing in the sight of God, encourag-
ing in its display Of loyalty to your
meaning to your fellow citizens of all
! creeds.
Twenty thousand earnest men bonded
together for the. exposition of a mora
Jesus. Would that every Catholic man
aye every man was numbered amonl
you. Then indeed might the sacrifice o.
Calvary be fully atoned and the consum
nation of the Ideals of Christianity b,
realized. Yours is no mere world en-
thusiasm fostered and bred on selfisl
motives for personal ends. Nor Is you
| organization of the common fraterna
type whose only ideal is social pleasure
and whose only ambition, material bene
mo. Your motives are more whole
some more pure than these. having a
their aim the publication of the spoke
word and the elimination of blasphem
| from the written word, notable pur
, pose we'll projected and safe in you
) ! protecting hands. Were You to accom-
/ plish this ideal in your cay you Nigh
, well pause and take unto yourselves tn
? credit f0r the great good you had dont
! Were your ideals realized and full revei
ence attained from all men for Hill
> whom We hall as redeemer of mankind
I we all might raise up our hands In fns
/ thanksgiving for the regeneration of tn
I ! world.
. 'Incomprehensible as it may SEEM tru
: | though Ii Is, that reverence is denie
4 Him by hosts of His children. thong
r He has said, Whatsoever you shall as
Z in my name 1t shall be given you.
n '"rhe accomplishment of your purpo;
. does not rest with your own freedom fro
I the curse of profanity. selfish sati
4 faction with our own attainments Is bl
s the beginning of the fall from the gra,
d that is within US. We should indet
o not lose this grace. but our membersh
y in this society entails a broader ar
h greater purpose. 1t is our mission
q persuade, If possible but enforce
n necessary, a proper and due reveren
>, | for His holy name from all mankin
70 This may be accomplished In vario
Q ways
n Evils of the Day.
If lone of the greatest evils of the d,
is the degenerate tendency of it's lite
allure. This cancer has spread alarming
:. from the yellow newspapers of the pa
~ TO the popular novel and latest drau
- of the day No publication of n seoul
" ( nature seems free from IL. Tntima
% and disgusting details are blazoned wi
~ splurges Of red ink on the front pag
= Of our press and our novels and pla
~ seem to find their subjects only In t
Us underworld.
1r ''The purging of this filth from out
y, our land Is part Of the great task
"a have set ourselves to perform. Consta
ne condemnation of such publications
III within your power to apply. Better ST
~ is our withdrawal of support and (
le transference of such support to o
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