Evils of sanity and convault stalking at pulpit foot
A fragment from a letter in the Church Times hints at sinister forces shadowing a speaker at the pulpit. The note alludes to lurking evils and mental strain threatening the congregational setting.
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Newspaper
Prahran Chronicle
Location
Prahran, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 22, 1916
Page
4
A fragment from a letter in the Church Times hints at sinister forces shadowing a speaker at the pulpit. The note alludes to lurking evils and mental strain threatening the congregational setting.
A fragmented account discusses almsgiving in the Church of England, contrasting a generous offertory with liturgical symbolism. The piece notes tensions over where the cross should be displayed during communion and describes a scene of a large congregation observing offertory rituals and a dramatic moment linked to a local alms appeal.
Fragmentary verse speaks of angels or powers as distant presences. It laments memory and speech, hinting at hidden sovereigns and the burden of recalling sacred names amid shifting loyalties and lost authority.
A wartime prayer pleads for God's help for the nation and allies. It asks guidance for leaders, strength for soldiers and sailors, care for the wounded, comfort for the dying, and victory with honor, through Jesus Christ.
A soldier writes from Lone Pine Anzac reflecting on a desert town scarred by shells and trenches. He mourns Australians and Turks fallen, questions neglect of religion, and notes wartime loss, discipline, and divine judgment amid the ruins.
A printer thanks patrons and promotes up to date printing capabilities with emphasis on artistic designs. They specialize in dance and concert programmes and offer embossing work.
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