Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-14
GOOD WeMEN's EXAMPLE.
Important Faeter in All Religious Ad- ancenaent-Missioa Fathers at St Patrick's Church Praise Fidelity ei Parishioners During This Week.

Preaching at the 3 o'clock mass iR
 St. Patrick's church Friday en the
 Seventh Commandment. 'Theu shalt
 net steal,'' Father Chrysestem, one of
 the B'ranciscans giving the wemens
 mission this week, said this com
 mandment ferhids in act what the
 Tenth Commandment Rrehihits in de-
 sire: .. .-.s., ...-
 He defined the distinction between
 the various ways af breaking the
 Seventh Gemmandnaenti theft, rob
 bery, cheatipgs taking up each sin in
 detail. The gravity of such acts as
 using false weights and measures,
 stealing from employers, usury. spec
 u1atien so as. to corner markets in
 things necessary to the comfort and
 welfare of mankind. arson Sc as to
 collect insurance, borrowing and not
 repaying, running; into debt, failing to
 make restitution for things stolen and
 similar common sins were considered,
 as well as the injustice of employers
 keeping wages from employees,
 Mans right to own and to keep
 property were taken up and the in-
 justice of the person Whe would seek to deprive a neighber of such right, If it were not for this privilege. men would lose the chief incentive to la bor and economize. with the hope Of accommodating something for their own IultlGS ditCt LOT .tlelf tdinillGSt III edll a agess the property right of man has been recognized and respected and, on the other hand, the thief has been held in scOrn and contempt,
 Naturally, the lesson of the sermon was the necessity of absolute honesty in all our dealings. since. while men
 may be deceived and may not guess our dishonesty, our sins cannot be hidden from the eyes of God, Missian +o Close Sunday The mission for the women will be concluded tomorrow at o'clock with 1 the solemn renewal of baptisnal vows and the promise of perseverance, in ! the path of Gods service, This is al ways a most impressive ceremonial, and forms a fitting climax to the week of special prayer and devotiens. | The mission Fathers are more than 1 gratified with the fidelity with which | St, Patrick's women have attended the 1 various exercises during the past week. | An was said by them during 0 con versation regarding the possible good 1 effects of the mission, it is their prac- 1 tice to devote the first week always to 1 the women, trusting to the good ex- ample of their hearers to have it's l effect upon the men. some of whom | are prone to be a bit lax and luke
 warm in matters of religion, Hundreds Receive Communion. The mass at g yesterday was read | by Rev. Peter J. Cuny. who needed the assistance of the rector. Rev. J. 1 H. Broderiol1 in giving communion to | the hundreds of women who are f1n- | ishing up the week in this devout and worthy way.
 At 5sO a. m. Father Chrysostom | preached on the Seventh Command ment,
 At o'clock between 500 and 500 children to whom. Father Seraphlm l has been giving 8 mission received l communion. This mission has been very satisfactory.
 Evening Sermons.
 Friday evening the instruction on
 Satisfaction for Sin was given by F'a- ther Chrysostom and the sermon. it's topics The Mercy of God, was declared by Father Seraphim. In spite of