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Following the Ash Wednesday service held last night, the St. Paul's Society will hold every week day evening during Lent a brief service in Phillips Brooks House at 7 o'clock. The order of evening prayer of the Episcopal Church will be read. These services, commemorating the days of one of the great periods of the Christian year, will be open to all members of the University...
...Union on Friday evening at 7 o'clock. At 6 o'clock there will be a reception in the Library. The invited speakers are: President Eliot. Anson Phelps Stokes, Jr., Secretary at Yale University; Dr. Clarence J. Blake '65M, and Rev. John S. Lindsay. Rector of St. Paul's Church, Boston. William G. Thayer, Headmaster of St. Mark's School, will act as toastmaster Gurry E. Huggins '01, Graduate Manager and Orville G. Frantz '03, President of the Association, will make brief reports. The dinner is open to all members of the University. Names of men desiring to attend accompanied...
...session of the Summer School of Theology for the year 1903 is to be devoted to the general subject, "Principles of Education in the Work of the Church." Professor H. H. Horne of Dartmouth College is to lecture on "Recent Movements in the Philosophy of Education," Professor George A. Coe of Northwestern University on "Problems of Religious Education," and Rev. S. M. Crothers of Cambridge on "Modern Educational ideas and their Effect upon Religious Education." There will be lectures by Professor George B. Foster of the University of Chicago on "Authority and its Educational Value in the History of Christianity...
...members of the Faculty of the Divinity School. Professor E. Emerson is to lecture on "The Materials and Methods of the Study of Church History," and Professor E. C. Moore on "Modern Thousht an the Minister as Teacher." Professor J. H. Ropes will speak on "Exegetical Study." Professor Edward Hale on "Homiletical Study," and Professor P. G. Peabody will give two lectures on "The Religion of an Educated Man." In response to a request made by a number of the students of the Summer School during the session of 1902. Professor G. C. Moore is to give in four lectures...
...Mabilleau began by showing how from the very beginning religion was the first tie of French nationality. Under the old regime Church and State were one, but the great effect of the Revolution was to establish an equilibrium between two distinct social forces. The tendency of the past century has been towards a more complete separation of these powers and the consequent lessening of the influence of religion on politics...