Illinois Catholic Historical Review (1918 - 1929) volume Viii Number 1 to volume Viii Number 4
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The singing of the church delighted me, and the view of the clergy in choir dress, together with the briliancy of the illumina- tions perfectly made present to my mind the night when the angels, surrounded with heavenly splendor, sang the joyous hymns of peace to men and glory to God. You will certainly imagine that I exag- 212 W. D. PIKE gerate, but I pledge you my honor I was never transported out of myself as on that occasion. The three lustres that hang from the ceiling, the two placed at t...he extremities of the high altar, the four candles in the form of semicircle burning in the space between the crucifix and the wall, the two triangular rows of lights on each side of the altar, the triple semicircular row on each window, with candles around the windows and the other parts of the church, diffused throughout the building the greatest splendor. The Bishop's chair assumed a new appearance, conformable to the general magnificence of the festival. A purple canopy with some other ornaments served to render it worthy of the august personage that filled it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The singing of the church delighted me, and the view of the clergy in choir dress, together with the briliancy of the illumina- tions perfectly made present to my mind the night when the angels, surrounded with heavenly splendor, sang the joyous hymns of peace to men and glory to God. You will certainly imagine that I exag- 212 W. D. PIKE gerate, but I pledge you my honor I was never transported out of myself as on that occasion. The three lustres that hang from the ceiling, the two placed at t...he extremities of the high altar, the four candles in the form of semicircle burning in the space between the crucifix and the wall, the two triangular rows of lights on each side of the altar, the triple semicircular row on each window, with candles around the windows and the other parts of the church, diffused throughout the building the greatest splendor. The Bishop's chair assumed a new appearance, conformable to the general magnificence of the festival. A purple canopy with some other ornaments served to render it worthy of the august personage that filled it.
What to read after Illinois Catholic Historical Review (1918 - 1929) volume Viii Number 1 to volume Viii Number 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Illinois Catholic Historical Society to read onlineMoreLess
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