HIGH MASS

Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 586, 18 July 1933, Page 5

HIGH MASS

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I^kable service thousand attend ; • Lford movement u gentenary -OIESTANTS PROTEST

-By Telegraph — Copyright).

London, July 16. rfs Anglo-Gatholic prayed for fiac weather f or toltf]i Mass at ihe White City ^terminating the centenary ^ons af Oxford movement. ^thousand attended the largie held in England, beginJ 11.30. itacers having vacated the 3 12 hours previously, hymn . jnstead of betting figures iplayed on the totalisator i Sunlight glittered on the fjiison, black and white robes Jshop of St. Alban's, who '■) and other prelates, priests ;'risters, and illuminated the $ar canopy of the gospel and palpits--j jpeakers amplified the prayj chants. •rekite, bearing yellow streamJnbed, "The Protest Al■floated over the stadium uniitind dropped. ;p!ice kept the Alliance's jdononstration constantly •t outside. jfell in torrenls at 11.50. The ;;ir drenched surplices stood jjed, on^' 0110 oponinS an um" ijoar of tlmnder accompanied |op of Colombo's final blesslatlie celebration of the mass, iifour trumpeters heralded jation of the Host. 3 macldntoshed laymen, bejj priests, were the only com1, Kensit, of the. Protestant Society, presided over a con■:jof 500 at Spurgeon's Taberspudiating the Oxford moves "a return to the cave of «s] superstitionT"