ST. MICHAELS.
Tlie mission was continued yesterday. At the two celebrations of Holy Communion there was an increasing number of those who tcok the Sacrament, and the congregations at the other services were large. At 7 p.m. there was the usual procession through tho streets, when hymns were sung and addresses wero given at the various stations. At S o'clock, the vicar having said prayers, ho read the history of the Feast given by Simon the Pharasee, v> which our Lord was asked, giving a graphic description of the gathering. Most of the congregation stayed for tho vicar's instruction, which dealt with the doctrine of confession, declaring that it wjis a principle of Nature and the Bible. There could be no true repentance without; contrition, confession and satisfaction.
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13875, 28 October 1910, Page 8
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