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Srnctat. Anton 124 man ard priest he has deser edly endeared himself tw who have come in contact with hi alike by his charming manner ready sympathy, his administ tact and ability end his unusual for smoothing over rough passages and solving difficulties they For Mrs, Molony eineere regret be felt, married the Bishop on his appoint: ment to China in 1908, three of her sisters already being' missionaries in China, and her assistance to her husband has been very gre:
the affection felt for her by both foreigners and Chinese.
The Years in India Herbert James Molony was born in Dublin, though taken thence by' his parents before he was a year old. He took his degree at Pembroke College, Cambridge, in 5/1887 and, after a course at Ridley ox] Hall, was ordained ax curate to St Stephen's, Neweastle-on-Tyne in 888, Two years hater, he joined up the ES. and was sent to North No] India "to work among the Gonds, 131 seyaboriginal people living up among 109] the hills of the centr inces 100 within w distance of 100 miles from {v0 Jubbulpore. A writer in Holy 400 Teinity Cathedral notes, say: no] "It was no ensy task to try 100] reach these poor ignorant people ive [and hose ancient superstitions [Whose sole religion was animism
100 Ieept them in constant fear of the 100] evil spirits with which they believed 101 that they were surrounded, Jol] "Ie is dificult as one chats quiet ly with the Bishop and tries to draw out some of his old experiences in Iviia to realize that there ix aa man to whom repeated journeys alone through the jungle were a "But neither attacks of fever nor the dangers of the track could stop such an ardent soul and for M4 years Mr, Molony: made Mandl the centr from which he was constantly merating among. the villages of the Gonds impelled by abu desire to deliver message, Under his ministry the work was extended, Uwo fresh. }ases these tribespeople were established Patpara and Marpha, Dispensary work was begun; schools wer started, the most promising of th riger men were trained to be evangelists to their own peo} while simple a wes of Worship WeRE
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