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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 1937.

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RELIGION: PERSONAL

AND IMPERSONAL

XVII: Congregationalism In Scotland

(BY SCRUTATOR).

monarchs: Morrison

ST. JOHN'S

CATHEDRAL

June 13, 3rd Bunday after Trinity: 8am. Holy Communion in Peak Church. 10 a.m. Kindergarten and Children's Service, 11 am. Mattins, Prercher: The Bishop, "Friend- ship." 6.30 p.m. Evensong, PreachTM er: Rev. H. W. Baines, The Truth of the Ten Commandments, The Fourth.

ST ANDREW'S CHURCH"

(Church of England)

Rev. J. R. Him to French: Film and Lecture by Dr. Montbomery. The following are the services etc., for the forthcoming week at St. Andrew's Church, Kowloon. ... Sunday, June 13-Third Bunday after Trinity. Holy Communion Week-days:-Holy Communion is 8.15 a.m.

monthly Holy celebrated on Tuesday. Thursday Communion Fellowship Breakfast and Saturday at 7.30 a.m.; Wednes-will follow this Service to which all day at 7.30 am in Peak Communicants are very cordially Church: Friday at 7.45 pm. (a invited. Choral Communion and Cantonese); Prayers for the sick Sermon, 11 am. Preacher: The Wednesday: 10.15 am.

the

Congregationallam in Scotland Other Notices:-June 1,'8.30 p.m. has never reached the proportions Badminton. Cathedral Hall; June of Non-conformity in England, but 15. 3 p.m. Mother's Union Meeting. to maintain, as some historians do, Cathedral Hail, 5.30 p.m. Reopen that it is not native to the Scot-ing Organ Recital by LAJ. Laf tish temperament, is not only to ford, F.R.C.O, etc.; June 16.5 p.m. make a psychological error, but it Badminton. Cathedral Hall; Jine

The Free Church principle, of, against their, Roman Catholic .certain sections or Scottish Presby-

established terianism has its logical issue in the Evangelical Union which in the -Congregationalism. Put 1 New year 1897 was united with the Con- Testament into the hands of a gregational Union of Scotland. man of unbiased mind and he will Immediately seek to found a society like that which Jesus founded on the shores of Gallee. Such a man was John Glas who ministered to a small congregation near Dundee. - He found no Warrant in the Gospels of the Epistles for the Ipundation of a national church, and with a pure desire for a truly Christian foundation he formed a little church. His first venture was followed by others, and several communities grew up'organised on similar unes. These were called the Glasite Churches. They main- tained the necessity for the literal interpretation of the Holy Scrip- tures and they acted accordingly: they were the first Congregation- alists in Scotland.

Apart from the followers of a man called. Sandeman, the next development of Congregationalism In Scotland came through the work of the brothers Haldane. But their movement suffered from the loose ness of its organisation, but it planted its seeds well in the north of Scotland where it has grown And blossomed.

THE NEXT DEVELOPMENT The narrowness and exclusive- ness of Scottish theology condi- tloned the next development of Congregationalism. Within a very short time of each other Campbell of Rhu, MacLean of Dreghorn, and James Morrison were ex-communi- cated by the Church of Scotland and the Original Succession Church, each of them refusing to preach. the doctrine of election to salvation and the doctrine of the universality of the atonement. Thus there began a break from Scottish Calvinism which had ori- ginated in the sixteenth century when Knox returned from Geneva and was invited by the Scottish nobles to assist in their rebellion

RADIANT LIVING

Theosophical Society Meeting

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"The sub-conscious mind records indelibly all the experiences of the

The Chapel of the Resurrection: 9.30a.m. Children's Service.

is to place that error of under-17; 3 pm. Women's Guild Meeting. standing before the work of the Cathedral Hall, 5.15 p.m. Finance

Meeting. Holy Spirit as an Influence in men's Committee

Cathedral lives. Some form of congregation- Office. allsm is inevitable where men are seeking to be truly disinterested in their service of God arid His King- dom, when obedience to His will and Christ's teaching has become the raison d'etre of the individual life.

INFLUENCE OF JESUS

There is no question as to what was the unifying and empowering influence which inspired the first Church of Christ. It was the pre- sence and, the influence of Jesus Himself, living among his disciples. And what there was existing among them in those little meetings in the Upper Room in Jerusalem we have striven to show." The secret of their strength of spiritual power. the power which was the starting point of the greatest religions movement which history has ever seen. was the Presence and power of God mediated through Jesus Christ.

It

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Vicar. Evensong and Sermon, 8.15 p.m. Preacher: The Vicar. Young People's Service. 9.45 am. Primary Sunday School 10 am.

Monday-Women's Guild, 10.30 a.m. Fellowship of Youth, 8 p.m. St. Adrew's Club Whist Drive, 9 p.m.

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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LESSON SERMON

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST.

• SCIENTIST...

The subject of the Lesson Ser- mon in all" churches of Christ, Scientist to-morrow, June 13, will De "God the Preserver of Man."

The Golden Text will be: "In God is my salvation and my glory! the rock of my strength, and my rezugé, ts*in 'God.” (Psalms 63:7).

Therefore will I give thanks unto thee, O Lord, among the heathen, and sing praises unto thy name." (Psalms 18:2, 30-32, 35, 49).

Among others the following cita- tions from the Bible will be read: "The Lord is my rock,

and my fortress, and my deliverer; my God. my strength, in whom I will trust; buckler, and the horn, of my sal- vation, and my high tower." As for God, his way is perfect; the word of the Lord is tried: he is a buckler to all those that trust in him. For who is God save the Lord of who is a rock save our God? It is God that girdeth me with strength, and Tuesday.-Mothers' Union Fort- maketh my way perfect Thou nightly Meeting, 2.45 pm. Speaker: hast also given me the shield of Mrs. GK. Carpenter. Brownle thy anivation: and thy right hand Pack, 3.30 p.m. Christ Church and hath holden me up, and thy St. Andrew's Parish Boundaries | gentleness hath made me great. Committee, 6 pm. In the Vicarage. Wednesday-Wolf Cubs 8.30 p.m. Thursday.-Boy Scouts 8 p.m. A Film and Lecture on "A Visit to Balt" together with a filmm

The Lesson Sermon will also in- Hong Kong's Coronation Celebra- clude the following passages from tions will be given to St. Andrew's the Christian Science Textbook, Club by Dr. Montgomery at 9 p.m. "Balence and Health with Key to The Club extends its invitation to the Scripturea" by Mary Baker this not only to its own members Eddy: "Even though you aver but to all members of the Church that the material senses are ind's- Kong (Opposite Royal Naval and to the public. Admission ispensable to man's existence or en-

Hospital).

free though there will be a retir- tity, you must change the human Sunday Services, June 13th, 1937, | ing-collection. Third Sunday after Trinity...

Morning Parade Service at 10.15 | D.. at the English Methodist Church. Preacher: Rev. D. B. Childe, Hymn No. 109 (Wareham), Prayer, Lord's Prayer, Hymn No. 52 (Martham), 1st. Lesson. Samúel 2. 1-21. Hymn No. 89 (Lubeck), 2nd Lesson. Mark 4. 1-25, Prayer, Notices, Hymn No. |... 76 (Dominus Regit Me), Sermon,

ENGLISH METHODIST

CHURCH

Hong Kong (English) Circulic

Queen's Road East, Wanchal, Hobg

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021

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concept of life, and must at length CATHOLIC NEWS

AND NOTES

and scientifically. The evidence of the existence of Spirit, Soul, is palpable only to spiritual sense, and is not All apparent to the material senses. the which cognize only that which is the opposite of Spirit. True Chris- tianity is to be honored wherever found, but when shall we arrive at

Friday. Full Choir Practice 6.30 know yourself spiritually

Baturday.--St. Andrew's Club Moonlight Launch Plenit leaves the Police Fier at 8.15 pm. members of the Club and Church are invited to attend. Charge to non-guarantors $1.

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New Church On" Lantao Island

On Lantao Island, which, we are

UNION® CHURCH

NOTICES

Morning Service 10.30 a.m. Eveb-

ing Service.6 p.m. Preacher, Morning Service, Rev. K. Mackenzie Dow.

There, will be a meeting of the

Management Committee at the close of the Morning Service.

The Social Hour will be held in development instead of Hang the Church Hall after Evening

the goal which that word implies? fold, was very nearly chosen for

It is vain to attempt to defne Hymn No. 10 (Nun Dunket), Bene- ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH | From Puritan parents, the dis-Kong, a new Catholic church is to Service.

diction.

5. GARDEN ROAD 13th June: 4th Sunday after Pen- tecost. First Mass and General Com-

what that Presence means. Jesus himself never tried to define it, yet Evening Service at 7.15 at the to English Methodist Church. Pre- is comparatively simple

acher: Rev. D. B. Childe, Hymn No. understand what he meant by it. It is not mysterious except in its 71 (Luther), Prayer, Lord's Prayer,munion at 8 am." Second Mass at simplicity; it is appreciable by the Hymn No. 263. (St. George's Wind- 10 á.m., followed by Benediction of childlike heart and mind, and al-sor), Lesson. Psalm 85, Notices the Blessed Sacrament. At 3 pm. ways where two or three people are Prayer. Mymn No. 336 (He Lifted Catechism for Children. ・・

"On week-days Holy Mass at 8 am gathered together in Christ's name Me), Sermon, Hymn No. 882 (St. to do his will, It is there to be their Gertrude), Benedictlön

Confessions are heard every day blessing and their fulfilment. It Is. In short, the reality of personal religion.

FINIS

EMMANUEL MISSION

CHURCH

Notices, For The Week

1. Following the Evening Service, a Social Hour will be held at 9 p.m. Refreshments are pro-

coverer of Christian Science early

be blessed to-morrow morning, The 8.A.C.A. meets in the received her religious education. The great truth in the Science of The church is in the village of Tal Church Hall on Tuesday evening at being, that the real man was, is on the far extremity of the 7.30 p.m.

The Helena May Christian Fel- and ever shall be perfect, is incon-island. There is a large Catholic trovertible; for if man is the im- community in this part of the towship meets in the Institute an age, reflection, of God, he is neither island, and there has been a re- Friday morning at 10.30 am.

Kowloon Union Church are hold- inverted nor subverted, but upsident priest for several years.

"Arctic Frolic” In the right, and Godlike. The sinless joy. The priest at present in charge is ing an -the perfect harmony and immor- Rev. O. Liberatore, who was at-grounds of the Diocesan Girls' before and after Mass. On Satur-tality of Life, possessing unlimited cached to the Cathedral for seve- School, on Thursday June 17th at divine beauty and goodness with-ral years, and is well-known in 8.30 pm. There will be music, days, the special time for Con-

out a single bodily pleasure or Hong Kong. The name of Libera- dances, side-shows, etc. Admission, fessions is from 4.30 p.m. to 8 p.m.

pain-constitutes the only vertable, tore, by the way, is familiar to 50 cents. Indestructible man, whose being many students of Catholic philo-

vided; all Service Men are warmly CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL spiritual. This state of existence sophy, for a Jesuit of the same.

welcomed.

2. The Badminton Club meets on Mondays and Thursdays. at 7.30 D. Further particulars from Mr. W. Sprague or from the Secretary. "B. & 9. Home."

The following.. are the forthcom- ing services at the Catholic Cathe-

June 13th-Fourth Sunday after: dral Caine Road:

Pentecost.

Feast of St. Anthony- Morning services:

is

1st Mass at

The following are the Services

3. The Camera Club will meet on for the week at Emmanuel Mission

from Church, 218 Nathan Road Kow8-30 onwards. A Dark room

Thursday night as usual loon:-

Saturday, 8.30 p.m.-Fellowship provided for developing, printing. individual; in addition it is Dr.Meeting following followed by the may be obtained from the Hon. enlarging etc. Further particulars Herbert Sutcliffe's theory that the

Lord's Supper. sub-conscious mind is a reservoir

Sunday, 11.00 a.m.-Divine Ser-Eccretary of the Club Mr. E. W. L.

Fielding. of spiritual power; therefore the

vice. Speaker. Dr. H. L. Curt. secret of Radiant Living 1 the subject, "Allied with God." - Text, training of the conscious mind to "The law of his God is in his express as much of the sub-con-

heart and none of his goings shall scious as possible through mental

slide" (Psalm 37; 31). sclence." This in essence was what

Sunday, 3.00 p.m.--Sunday

Young Women's Bible Class.

Mr. D. O. de Silva said last Thurs-School Young Men's Bible Class. "day in a talk on Dr. Herbert Sut- cliffe's practical psychology to the local Theosophical Society.

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ENTERTAINING DR. SUTCLIFFE

as

Dr. Sutcliffe in his early days was an Australian civil servant who a hobby used to give lectures on psychology. His lectures became so individual and spread so much con- tentment that he was at last per- suaded to give up his government position and go on a world crusade for the spreading of his particular message. He evolved a philosophi cal mental science which he termed Radiant Living and was busy founding centres and schools wherever he travelled. Quite often those individuals who carried on his work when he left were those who had been cured of unbalanced personality by his methods.

When Mr. de Silva heard that the Doctor as coming to Hong Kong he immediately got into touch with him, introducing him self, as a student of psychology.

OUTLINE OF COURSE Mr. de Silva then went on to give a very short outline of Dr. But cliffe's course. Some of the points were, Memory-training, Concen- tration, Meditation and finally Good Habits The three public lectures that were given were mere- ly introductory to the course of ten talk that followed. Mr. de Silve concluded with the hope that another opportunity would soon occur, so that he might in some detall describe the method

Sunday, 8.30 p.m.-Divine Ber- vice preceded by Song Service at 8.00 pm. Speaker. Mrs. Clift. Subject. "The danger of want of thought Text, "My people doth 'not consider" (Isaiah 1:3). "O, that they were wise, that they would understand this, that they would consider their own fate at the end!" (Deut. 32;29).

· Monday. 8.00 p.m.-B.A.C.A" Blackboard Meeting.

Tuesday, 8.00 p.m.-Young People's Club.

Wednesday, 230 p.m.-Ladies gewing Circle at 1, King's Terrace. Wednesday, 8.00 pm Sunday School Teachers' Preparation.

Wednesday, 8.00p.m.-Praise and. Prayer Meeting...

Thursday, 10.30 am-Ladies Bible Study Circle at No. 216 Nathan Road. This is open to all Ladies in the Colony who are interested in the Bible.

Thursday, 8.00 p.m.-Bible Study Circle for men, conducted by Mr." James Braga,

The Services are open to all No Collection on Bunday Evening.

2.

A

The

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2nd Mass at 8--Solemn High Mass 3rd Mass at 10.30 with sermon in

English

ANNOUNCEMENT

he is equally well known as a

is scientific and intact,-a perfec-¡ name, who was a grand-uncle of writer both on art and on econo- tion discernible only by those who the priest at Tai O, was the au-mics. As a designer of lettering have the final understanding of thor of a manual of philosophy he has probably few equals in the

world to-day, and the types that' Christ in divine Sdence." (Pages which is in use in many semina-

ries,

he has designed have made the re- 259, 200 & 76).

For the convenience of those putation of several presses. When First Church of Christ Scientist, who wish to take part in the in- the new postage stamps of King Hong Kong a Branch of The Mo-auguration of the new church, a Edward VII appeared in England. ther Church, The First Church of special ferry has been chartered. they were received with ridicule on " Christ Scientist in Boston Mass. The journey which takes about the one hand and, extravagant MacDonnell Road close to Tram two hours will begin at 8.20 when praise on the other. The most was that of. Station. Sunday Service 11.15 a.m. the ferry leaves the Police pier; tempered criticism

Queen's Eric Gf who dealt carefully with Testimony Meeting. Wednesday 6 Kowloon. It will leave p.m. A Reading Room is located at Pier. Hong Kong at 6:30 am: The each detail and approved of all Bank of East Asia Building, 10 return fare is $1, and tickets maywith the exception of two of the at 3.30 Cathemetical Instruction Des Voeux Road Central and is be had at the rectories of any of lettera. The result, was that he was commissioned to act with Mr. 'for Adults

open daily 10.30 am-2 p.m. Satur- the Catholic churches.

His Lordship Bishop Valtorta Edward Dulac in designing the days 10.30 a.m.-12.30 p.m., evenings except Wednesdays and Saturdays will make the journey, and will King George VI stamps. Opinion 5-7 p.m.. All authorised Christian bless the church and celebrate will be equally divided on the new Science Literature is available at Mass. The ferry will leave for the design, and, as people had the Reading Room. The public, return journey at about 3,30 p.m. over the Initial feeling of stran=" is invited to attend the services and to visit the Reading Room,

Evening services:

at 2.30 Religious Instruction to

Young People

KOWLOON UNION

CHURCH

at 4.00

PREACHER ON SUNDAY

The Minister. Sunday School session will and conclude on June 27th.. will resume after the School holidays.

SUNDAY SERVICES Sunday Schools 10 am. & 10,15 am, Morning Worship 11 am). Evening Worship 8.30 p.m. The Week's Announcements: Monday: 5.8, p.m. Table Tennis

Club, Wednesday: 10. am. The Women's Guild. 6.30 pm. The Fellow- ship of Recollection. Thursday: 8. p.m. An Artic Frolic in the Grounds of the Diocesan School Beds, Friday: 8. p.m. The Choir Practice. Saturday: 3, p.m. Launch Picnic, 3. p.m. Police Fler, (Y.M.C.A)

FEAST OF ST.

ANTHONY

Sunday, June 26- Programme.-8.00, Holy Mass and General Communion; 9.30, Bolema High Masa: 10.00, Rosary-Proces- There was not much time for sion-Panegyric in Portuguese and discussion, but admiration was ex-Solemn Benediction. All those who pressed for Dr. Butelife in having have devotion to the wonderful formulated for himself a teaching Baint Anthony of Lisbon are that covered much of the ground of heartily invited. West Point, 179, Theosophy, and was in addition Third Street, St. Louis Industrial especially adapted to his type of School, No. 3 and 4 Bus Stage, at audience. It was men like him who the University, No. 5 Bus Stage, bring the world to a higher level. at the Tai Ping Theatre..

xposition of the Blessed Sacrament Recitation of the Holy Rosary

and Benediction.

June 14th St. Basil. Bishop and

Doctor of the Church.

June 15th-Holy, Hour From 6.30 to

7.30 p.m.

ROSARY CHURCH

got

CHURCH IN KOWLOON CITY geness about the Edward VIII During the past week steps were stamps, it is probable that most taken towards the completion of people will prefer them-in spite another new church in the Hong of the Incredibly bad letter 6." Kong Vicariate. This WES. · in AN ENGLISH FRIEND OF Kowloon City, where the Blahop KARAN THE POPE laid the foundation stone of a new When Lord Conway, of Allington. church building in the heart of the died a few months ago, there was Confessions Morning and Evening coming Services, etc. at the Roary most populous part of the district. so much to say about his amazing Church, 20 Chatham Road-Kow The new building will comprise career that few remembered that 1oon.

On week days Mass at 6 and 7.30 The devotions in honour of the Sacred Heart are performed at 7 o'clock Mass with short sermon and Benediction.

CHRIST CHURCH,

KOWLOON TONG

(Waterloo Road)

SERVICE OF CONFIRMATION The following are the Bervices and Notices for the forthcomits

20, Chatham Road, Kowloon The following are the forth-

Bunday, June 13-Fourth Sun-church, school and residence. The he was one of the few Englishmen day after Pentecost. Feast of Bt. church will replace the small who was almost a lifelong friend Anthony of Lisbon, C. At 8.30, church of St. Francis which oc of His Holiness Pope Pius XI. They cupled a space required for a road had common interests in moun- Mass with sermon in Chinese; in the new planning, of the local faineering, scholarship and me at 7.30. Mass with sermon

in English; at 8.30, Mass with ser- area, and the new church will be diaeval art. They were of the mon in Portuguese; at 9.30, Mass able to accommodate a much lar- same age, and it was as young with sermon in English, followed ger congregation. Ingenious use of mountaineering enthusiasts that by the Benediction of the Blessed space by the architect, Mr. An- they first met. Later they came Sacrament: To-day is the 11th thony Basto, will make good pro- into contact in Milan, where the Anniversary of the Consecration of vision for both church and school young Dr. Ratti was working HE. Mgr. H. Valtorta. At 2 p.m. The building is well advanced and among the Lombardic paintings Catechiam in Chinese, at 2.30 pm. will be ready for use at the end of and drawings of the Museum at Benediction of the Blessed Sacra summer

tached to the Ambrosian Library, With the inauguration of the when Martin Conway went from ment

new Carmelite Convent at Stanley Cambridge to study art in Italy. and the new building for the Pre-A few years later Mgr. Ratti re clous Blood Hospital at Shamshit organised the whole art gallery at po, the last few weeks have seen the Ambrosian and was recognis considerable additions to local ed as one of the greatest living Catholic institutions, authorities on Luini and Leonardo ERIC GILL ARA da Vinci. Conway was trustee of One of the most celebrated several of the great London

Catholic artists was galleries and professor of art. English honoured when Mr. Eric Gill was well as archaeologist, MP-Wand made in Associate of the Royal prolife writer, and he was alwa Academy. As a sculptor whether welcome visitor at the Ambro of religious or secular subjects. Mr man and later at the Gul occupies a place quite his own feries when Mgr. Rattl had in contemporary British art, and Milan and become Pope.

week: June 18, 3rd Sunday after Trinity 7.15 am. Holy Communion S 9.00 a.m. Bervice of Confirmation

by The Bishop of Hong Kong. There will be no Kindergarten

Sunday School in order to allow Monday, June 14-Monthly meet the teachers to attend the ing of the Sodality of the Children Confirmation Service. Senior of Mary at 6 pm Sunday School children will Wednesday, June 16-Meating, of also attend the 9am. service the CT.M8. at 6pm... Instead of Sunday School, at Thursday, June 17 Meeting of 10,15 am,

the St. John Berchmans' Banctuary Friday, June 18-Social organised Boys' Society at 6 pm.ed by the VDMA Group at St. Friday, June 18-To-day at 7.30 Andrew's Church Hall at 8:45 a.m. begins the Novena in honour of Our Lady of Perpetual Buccour, Saturday, June 19 Bathing Fienic. General Choir Practice at 6p.m.

Launch leaves Police pier, Kow- On week-days: Mass at 6.30 and loon, at 3.15 pm. Adults, 807.30. The Exercises for the Month cents. Children half-price of the Sacred Heart at 7 am

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