The New York herald., 1921-12-26

fulf1llment as 1t does now, SAID the
Bishop.
with the Christmas message sound
ing in our ears, we are certain that the
conference will have great results. The
whole world Is awaiting those results
with trust and confidence"
Bishop Manning also reiterated his
opinions on the sanctity OF the home and
"the tragedy Of divorce and remar-
riage." He said:
"Justice and Love Must Control"
christmas speaks to us of the place
which belongs 70 Jesus Christ ir ;he
home Christmas is the. day of the
family. IL reminds us that the Son OF
God entered into the life Of human
home and sanctifed forever the ties of
the family. The most beautiful and
sacred thing on this earth is the Chris
tian home, the home where Jesus Christ
has his true place. II Jesus Christ had
his true place in our homes there would
be fewer homes without children, and
he tragedy OF divorce and remarriage
which threatens the very fabric OF our
life to-day would not exist.
christmas speaks OF the place which
belongs to Jesus Christ in all human
life The holy message Of Christmas
reminds us that we must make justice
motive in all our social and human re-
lationships. We must bring the law
and spirit OF Christ into all departments
OF our life, social Industrial. economic.
as we'll as religious"
st. Patrlch's Cathedral was thronged
ut all services. which followed the mid
right mass on Christmas Eve. Arch
bishop Hayes celebrated the solemn
PontiSical mass at IL O'Clock in the
morning. The Rev. d. a. Sullivan OF the
oblate Fathers OF Lowell, Mass. who
has been giving a series Of advent SER
mons during December, preached. His
discourse was on "Humanity's, Debt to
Christ"
In the long professional were students
af Cathedral College, seminarans from
Dunwoodle. under the leadership of Mgr
Chidwick. the president and members of
the laity and clergy of the cathedral. Dr.
Stephen r. Donohue. the Archbishop's
secretary. and the Rev. Henry +. Ham
mer were masters OF ceremonies. Mgr
Michael J. Lavellc also assisted.
Praises Release of Dcb-.
Preaching In the evening at the Chel-
sea Methodist Episcopal Church. Fort
Washington avenue and i7sth street. DR..
Christian II. Rcisner. praised President
ftHTulnB lOl ANt SfnNtllNe VI
Eugene v. Dcbs. and approved sending
relief to Soviet Russia as n means Of
upsetting 'the goddess Soviet"
president Harding did right in lib
crGting Debs at this time" said Dr.
Rcisner "1t was consistent with the
Christmas, which is In the Christian
spirit We do not believe in the Rus
san method OF shutting up political prls-
oners. There is n better method for cur
ing deluded minds. Pure fear will not
do II. That either shrivels the brain or
sets II afire with an insane purpose TO
get revenge.
Free speech IL safety valve to
fanatics. Truth must match false theo-
ries. and if warmed with love will re-
move Wild methods as the SUN does the
FROST
Members Of the Women's Peace So
ciety visited the principal churches of
che city exhibiting piacards and dis
tributing leaflets at tho close OF SER
vices. urging return TO Christian prin-
ciples and refusal by all Christians to
sanction or participate IN war Participat-
ing in the appeal were Miss Elizabeth
Ellsworth Cook, Mrs. Henry Neumann.
Miss Esther Tomkins. Mrs ]. Sergeant
cram. Caroline Lexow Babcock. Miss
Novel; Harrison. Miss Mary Abbott. Mrs
Edna Buclman Kearns, Mrs Beatrice
s. Tetz Mra. Gertrude Francict Tone.
Mrs. Hcnriettc Spader. Miss Caroline
singer. Mrs. Phoebe Scott and Elizabeth
F.tact