The canadian magazine of politics, science, art and literature, November 1910-April 1911 . ts on their heads. I was toldof a militant Irish priest of impressivephysical proportons who visited Jer-usalem and was filled with indignationat this display of insolence. So. whilehe was there, he asisigned biself a 512 task. He spent most of his time inthe Church of the Holy Sepulchre;and whenever he saw a man with hishat on, he walked over to him, tookit oS and then handed it him with apolite bow—but also with a flash ofthe eye which challenged his victimto resent the liberty if he dared. There are o

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The canadian magazine of politics, science, art and literature, November 1910-April 1911 . ts on their heads. I was toldof a militant Irish priest of impressivephysical proportons who visited Jer-usalem and was filled with indignationat this display of insolence. So. whilehe was there, he asisigned biself a 512 task. He spent most of his time inthe Church of the Holy Sepulchre;and whenever he saw a man with hishat on, he walked over to him, tookit oS and then handed it him with apolite bow—but also with a flash ofthe eye which challenged his victimto resent the liberty if he dared. There are other churches under thismultiple roof; and in some of them ex-clusive services by one or other ofthe bodies may be held. The Latinshave a fine chapel just to the northof the circular church—the Chapelof the Apparition. This, they believe, is where Christ appeared to his motherafter the Eesurreetion: and, in thepassageway to it, is the spot wheretradition sa^is he appeared to MaryMagdalene. A marble ring in thefloor marks where Christ stood, andanother the position of ^Nfarv. Protes-. A SIKEET IX .lEKLSALKMTHE VIA DOLOROSA, THE TRADITIONAL PLACE WHERE SIMON OF LYREXE TOOK THE END OF THE CROSS tant opinion, of course, rejects allthese sites. It even questions theauthenticity of the Tomb itself. ButI am not concerned with religiouscontroversy just now ; but desire mere-ly to give you some idea of what youwould see if you were spending this .513 Easter in Jerusalem. Whether youwould believe these things or not, would depend largely upon what faithvour great-giandfather happened tohold. Just opposite ih.e Chapel of the Sep-ulchre is the chief Greek church. It 514 THE CANADIAN MAGAZINE .is the only chureli of ordinary shapein fche pile, having both a nave and achoir. It is very richly oniamented, and contains a flattened ball vvhich isknown as the Centre of the World..ALTOund the ambulaitory are severalchapels, marking respectively thePrison of Christ where they show thetwo round ho