On to Christ the Gospel of the New Era
On to Christ the Gospel of the New Era
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Huts. The attendance here depended largely on the popularity and ability of the chaplain. As they were regimental services they were not denominational in any sense of the word, and it would not be just to claim that all men present were Protestants just because the chaplain happened to be a Protestant. Prob- ably a large majority of those attending the services of a Protestant chaplain were Protes- tants, as it was possible for all the Catholics to attend Mass in a nearby building. I attended ...one service where the chaplain had the Band lead the singing and one of the soldiers recited the Ninety-first Psalm. He had a congregation of about four hundred men by actual count. That was an unusually large attendance and some exceptional circumstances accoimted for its size. After eliminating the Catholics who could attend Mass if they so desired, and giving due regard to the number either on duty or away from camp, it is fair to estimate that between thirty and fifty per cent, of the Prot- estants attended these services.
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Huts. The attendance here depended largely on the popularity and ability of the chaplain. As they were regimental services they were not denominational in any sense of the word, and it would not be just to claim that all men present were Protestants just because the chaplain happened to be a Protestant. Prob- ably a large majority of those attending the services of a Protestant chaplain were Protes- tants, as it was possible for all the Catholics to attend Mass in a nearby building. I attended ...one service where the chaplain had the Band lead the singing and one of the soldiers recited the Ninety-first Psalm. He had a congregation of about four hundred men by actual count. That was an unusually large attendance and some exceptional circumstances accoimted for its size. After eliminating the Catholics who could attend Mass if they so desired, and giving due regard to the number either on duty or away from camp, it is fair to estimate that between thirty and fifty per cent, of the Prot- estants attended these services.
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