A History of the Commandments of the Church

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The mader has probably observed froin the di citations made inus far, that, Iiis ins Est os ins

os feasis; the Lentin fast and that os vigils and

communication; Iastly, the commandinent Whichmentions abstinence from nesh in tho fistival of St. Mais and the Rogation Days has long sines fallan into desuetude. MoreMer, the Iisis containing the most numbere

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riae.

Les dimanehes messe ouiras Et rates de commandement.

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In the old Frenta version this commandment

A. ASSISTANCE AT MAM

In ths Time of the Aposties. The sanctaeo tion of Sundu is of Apostolio Origin, but it Wouldbe an error to attribuis it to a definito decision ofine Aposties. There is no such decision mentionedin the Apostolic documents. This laW Was evolved by the fores of circumstances. Mier the Math of

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tering the synagogus at Antioch of Pisidia on insday of the Sabbath, talis theis placo among ths

cessive Sabbaths and preaines the sospes; thusalso at Athens* and at Corinth.' The Apostles and thois first discipies therefors continuod in frequent the Temple and the synagogues and in ta pari in the sabbatie gatherino.

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ad. 12

It is in Sunday, according is St. Justin, that insfiathses of the eity or of the counto gather to-gether in one place in hear the reading of the commentaries of ths Apostles ' and the Writium os ins propheta, and to assist at ins celebratisn

Sunday has taken the place of the Sabbath, says St. Ignavus, among those Who have transferred totho Ν- Testament the fiath bsfors inven to the