The Record Newspaper 02 September 1911

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SATURDAY,SEPTEMBER'2,1911

InandAroundtheHome

'Mid.PleasuresandPalacesthoughwemayroam, Beiteversohumble,there'snopiacelikenome

JustSmile,andthenForget

Oh,donotbediscouraged,little heart, Thisworldisnutawildernessof woe, Andifsometimesitsbramblescatch andtear, Don'tletthelittlescratches'ex youso.

Forallthelittlescratchesthat befall, Thesmallvexationsthatsogrieve andfret, To-morrowtheywillvanishintoair; Thensmile,dearheart,justsmile andthenforget.

Andifto-daytheskiesareovercast Somewhereweknowthesunissniflingstill. Itssilverradiancebrimstheloweringclouds, Andwemaycatchitsgloryifwe will.

Anditisgoodtostrivethoughwe shouldfail, Andgooditistosufferand be strong Andifweliftourfacestothe light, Thedarkestdaywill.ringtoevensong.

Spoilingthechild

Unselfishmothersmakeselfishchildren,andviceversa,isanoldproverbwhichfindsreadyexamplein thePresentage.Everyoneknows themotherwhomakesherselfa floormatintheserviceofdaughters whowouldbegreatlybenefitedby beingtaughtconsiderationinsteadof helplessness.

TactMakesFriends

Ifyouwishtogainsocialsuccess, youmustcultivatethethinksthat willbringyousuccess.Youcannot gothroughlifedoingonlywhat youwanttodo.Youmustcultivatetact.Youmustforget yoarselfandthinkofothers.Youmust learntosaytherightthingatthe rightmoment.Youmusthavegraciouswaysandprettymanners,and youmustlistentootherpeople's Opinionswithcourtesy,evenif,ou donotagreewiththem.Allthis requiresself-restraintandthepracticeofunselfishness,inlittlethings aswellasingreatthings.

Thechild'sRefuge UPoneverymother,thePoorest, mostignorant.andunthinking,as wellastheonewhoisblessedwith wisdomandwealth-islaidacertain responsibilitythatcannotbeshifted toanyoneelse.Whetherornotshe realisesthisfactmakeslittledifference.Itisthereandremainsthere justthesame. Shemaybethekindofwoman whoknowshowtomeetthevarious emergenciesofeverydayexistence; shemayhavetheclearbrainand thequickreadyfingersor,shemay bethePoorweakwoman,who,when mostneeded,canonlystand and wringherhandsandwipeawaythe tears.

Nomatterwhichkindofwoman shereallyis,tothechildshemust betheonewonderfulbeingtowhom, intimeoftroubleorsorrow,hereachesouthistinyarmsforhelpand comfort.

"Mother,doyouknowwheremy hatis?isaquestionuponwhich muchinlifedependsalthoughfew mothersrealiseit.Thewisemother ofahealthynormalchild,whenshe doesrotknowwherethecaphas beenmislaidbythelittleonewill say,"No.dear,Idonotknow.Can younotrememberwhereyouput it?"If,afteramomentSsserious consideration,thechildstilldoeshot remember,shemayofferasuggestionwhichmayoccurtoher,then telltheyoungstertohuntforit. Thefoolishmother,however,says, "Haveyoulostit? Well,waita minute,andI'llhuntforit."From thatdayherlifeisonecontir."uus huntforallthethingsforwhich thechildshouldheresponsible.

ForEaseinTalking

NewYot'cityhas42.5,0o0teleehones,anaverageofonetoevery tenpersons.Theaveragenumber ofconversationscarriedondailyoverthewiresis1,250,000.Thereare threethousandtelephonesin the HudsonTerminalBuildingalone.If allthetelephonewiresir.NewYork citywerelaidendtoendtheywould encircletheearthat the equator fortytimes,andstill havesomethousandsofmilesto spare.

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HouseholdHints

Giltpictureframesmaybecleaned bysimplyspongingthemwithwarm spiritsofwineoroilofturpentine, thespongeonlytobesufficiently wettota,keoffdirtandflymarks. Theframesshouldnotbewiped,but lefttodryintheair.

Openbookshelvesarefarbetter forbooksthanclosed-inshelves. Doorskeepoutdust,buttheyalso keepindamp.

CokeDust.-Howevercarefullycoke isbrokenthereisalwaysacertain amountofdustfromit.This shouldbesprinkledwithwaterso astomakeitsticktogether,and thenputonagooddire.

Tocleanawatchchain,dissolvea littlesalammoniacinwine,andput thesoiledgoldintoit.Thisthoroughlycleansesthegoldandmakes itquitebright.

EconomicalBeef-steakPuddingGreaseaquartbasin,andlineit withsuetcrust,reservingapiecefor thecover.Putatablespoonfulof flourontoaplatewithsomepePPerandsalt.-Cuttwopounds cf shinofbeefintothinstrips,draw themthroughtheflour,androll eachroundasmallpieceoffat.Put themlightlyintothehasin,scatter overthemalittlefinely-choppedonionandpourinateacupfulofwater.LaythecoverofPasteover. andtrimitroundneatly.Tieover ascaldedandflouredcloth,and boilthepuddingslowlyforfive -hours.

Questions:

MotherImmaculate-thosetwo wordshaveinthemthought-values, whichifrightlyponderedandassimilated,mustconsoletheheartand ennoblethecharacter.Theword Mother standsforwhatthe heart craves-gentleness,overlooking of faults,toleration, everlastingkindliness. Theword Immaculatestands forwhat thesoulathighestandbestcravesintegrity,sinlessness,stainlesspurity."Purerthanfoamoncentral oceantossedisshetowhomamid loudchorusofacclaim,whiteglory ofritual,pompofirrepressiblepraise wePray-callinghertenderlyMothergallingherreverentlyMotherImmaculnte.-SisterM.Fides.

GIVETHEPREFERENCEIN YOURPURCHASESTOTHOSE BUSINESSMENWHOSEADVERTISEMENTSYOUSEEINTHIS PAPER. THEYAREUSUALLY THEBESTINTHEIRLINE,AND THEFACTTHATTHEYCOURTEOUSLYINVITEYOURTRADE THROUGHACATHOLICMEDIUM, SHOULDNOTBEOVERLOOKED.

template.Ifwecontemplatethose thataretrueandnobleandelevating,wegrowinthelikenessofthese. Ifwecontemplatemerelymaterial things,asgildorsilver,orcopper oriron,oursouls,ournatures,and evenourfacesbecomelikethem, hardandflinty,robbedoftheirfinerandbetterandgranderqualities. Calltomindthepersonorpictureof themiser,andyouwillquicklysee thatthisistrue.Merelynature's greatlaw.Hethoughthewasgoing tobeamaster;hefindshimselfthe slave.Insteadofpossessinghis wealth,hiswealthpossesseshis.

AnEasternLegendWithaMoral

ThewilyoldHessensatin his doorwhenthreeyoungmenpassed eagerlyby.

"Areyoufollowinganyone,my sons?heasked.

"IfollowafterPleasure,"replied theeldest.

"AndIafterRiches,"saidthesecond. "Pleasureisonly_tobe foundwithRiches."

"Andyou,mylittleone? he askedofthethird.

"IfollowafterDuty,"hereplied modestly.

Andeach'venthisway.

TheagedHesseninhisjourney cameuponthethreemen.

"Myson,"hesaidtotheeldest, "methinksthouwerttheyouthwho wasfollowingafterPleasure?Didst thouovertakeher?"

"No,father.Pleasureisbuta PhantomthatfliesasoneapProaches."

"Thoudidstnotfollowtheright way,myson."

Whatarethethingsinlifethat arebroadeningandsatisfying,and whatthingstendtothebestinterestsofthehappyhome-lifeofhumanity'?Thesearequestionswhich weshouldaskourselvesandtryto answer,itisonlybyaskingourselvessuchquestionshonestlyandansweringthemfearlesslythatweshall getatthetruthofsimpleliving, andasaconsequence,happiness. Shallwerunaftereverynewfadat theexpenseofhealthandhappiness andPeaceofmind? Shallweregulateourlivesbywhatpeoplesay, andshallwetrytobesomethingwe arenotcapableofbeing,dosomethingwearenotfittedtodo,orlive aswearenotabletolive?Orshall wedeterminetostampourownsimpleindividualityuponourlives,and makethemsimpleandhonestand satisfyingtoourbestandhighestidealsofwhatisreallyworthwhile? Itisagreatlawofourbeingthat webecomelikethosethingswecon-

"Howdidstthoufare?"heasked ofthesecond.

"PleasureisnotwithRiches,"he answered.

"Andthou?"continuedtheHessen,addressingtheyoungest.

"AsIwalkedwithDuty,"hereplied."Pleasurewalkedeverbymy side."

"Itisalwaysthus,"repliedthe oldman."Pleasurepursued is notovertaken.Onlyhershadowis caughtbyhimwhopursues. She herselfgoeshandinhandwithDuty, andtheywhomakedutytheircompanionhavealsothecompanionship ofpleasure."

He"Wouldyoupjease,madam, havethekindnesstoremoveyour hat?Ihavepaidfiveshillingsfur myseatinordertosee."

She"AndIhavePaidLive poundsformyhatinordertohave itseen."

*OnWidtWorld*

ThePopeandtheCatholicPress

TheHolyFatherlaidmuchstress ontheimportanceoftheCatholic Pressinaletterwhichherecently addressed"tohisEminence.1oachim CardinalArcoverdedeAlbuquerque Cavalcanti,ArchbishopofSanSebastianofRioJaneiro,andotherArchbishopsandBishopswhoassembled attheCongressofSt.Paul."After havingdweltupontheadvantagesof socialworkbyCatholicshisHolinesssaysheconsidersithisdutyto addarecommendationwhichwill beofuseinaidingthezeal of theclergyandpromotingCatholic action.Heremindstheprelates ofthepowerexercisedh.newspapers andperiodicalswhich,thanksto thelowpriceatwhichtheyaresold, penetrateeverywhere.Thewicked abusedthisPower,andanantidote shouldbesuppliedbyCatholics,writingwiththeprudence,charityand respectfortheauthoritiesbefitting thosewhoassumedtheroleofdefendersofthesacredrightsoftruth andjustice."Itisnotenough," sayshisHoliness,"topublishCatholicpapersandputthemintothe bandsofgoodpeople.Effortsmust alsobemadetosecureaslargea circulationasPossibleforthem-to causethemtobereadbyall,especiallybythosewhomChristian charityurgesCatholicstosave fromthepoisonedspringsofanevil Press. ThusinseekingtheKingdomofGodandHisjusticethat modernweapon,theprinting-press, willbeusedforthebenefitofmorality." ThecasefortheCatholic PresscouldnotbePatmoreeffectively.TheHolyFather'srecommendationwill,nodoubt,betakento heartbyallCatholics.

ManBledforhisWife

dren,andwhoreceivesverylittle helpfromthemanwhoaddressing herbeforeGod'sAltarsaid "WithallmyworldlygoodsIthee endow?"Heisa"jollygoodfellow" withacquaintancesandstrangersin thehotelordrinkingsalooiabutlie isatyrantathome.Ifbewereto givehiswifethemoneyhespends indrinkeachweek,whatahaPpy homehiswouldbe!-Ed."W.A.R.")

CANADA

AnEcclesiasticalMapofCanada FORTHEBENEFITOFEMIGRANTS.

Theadvantagesofpublishinga mar),suchaswouldproveaguideto CatholicsettlersinallpartsofCanada,are,satsthe"NewFreeman," manyandobvious.AmapofWesternCanada,isamatterofveryurgentneedbothtotheactualand ProspectiveCatholicsettler.Sucha geographicalchartshouldshowin specialcoloursthetownsandfarmingdistrictswhereCatholicscoming fromContinentalEuropeorBritain andIrelandmightexpecttofindall themachineryofChurches,Schools, andparochialorganisationsforthe exerciseofthecatholicreligion. Ever.thoughCatholics,likeallpeoples,aredividedupanddownthe country,therearemanycentresin theWestwheretheycongregatemore numerously,sothataCatholicmap ofCanadacirculatedontheEuropeanside,asalsointheUnited States,wouldreallyprovetobein everyway.afirst-classadvertisement fortheDominion.Thepublication ofsuchaCatholicmapinthecoltonnsoftheCatholicrresswouldfamiliarisehundredsande-'enthousandswiththepreciselocation.of Catholictownsanddistricts,who, withoutsuchaguidancemayhave veryvagueandindefiniteideasconcerningthenewdistrictsinwhich theyintendtosettle.

AWashingtontelegramofrecent datesays:-"LukeLea,ofTenneasee,theyoungestUnitedstatesSenator,gaveaquartofhislifeluid tosavethelifeofhiswife,gravely illatGeorgetownUniversityHospital. Anoperationofaserious characterwasperformeduronMrs. Lea.Sheisfrailandthedrainon herstrengththreatenedherlife.SenatorLeainsistedthatatransfusion bemadefromhisareeries. This wasdonewithaprarentsuccess. ThereisnowhopeofMrsLea'srecover,Senator Ieawasable to walktohiswife'sbedsidelatetoday,leaninguponthearmofa friend.WhenMrs.Leabecameweakerherphysiciandecidedthat3nly transfusionofbloodcouldkeepher alive. senatorLea,sixfeettall, andstrong,determinedthequestion speedilyasMrs.Leashowedsigns ofstillfurtherweakness.Anartery wasopenedinSenatorLea'sleftarm andhisbloodallowedtoSowinto thearmofhiswife.WhenSenator Leabeganshowingtheeffectsofbis lossphysicianssuggestedthatitla stopped,butheirsistedthatthe transferhecentielieduntiltherewas nonuestionabouttheimprovement ofhiswife.Senatorarewithstood theoperationwell,thoughitleft hisssoweakenedthatforlour.,he coulddnotstandalone.Sureaorsesseredhimthatwithout,thesecriiice whichhemadeMrs.Leaeoeldtace livedbutafewhours.Bothpatientssillisecoantlorecovered. (InthesedaysofDivorceandunfaithfulnesstowives,newslikethe aboveisrefreshing.Itisreally,afterallnowonderthatamanwould givehislife'sbloodtosavethewomanwhotrustedherhonourandher life'shappinesstohim.Butitis surprisinganddegrading.ththinkof themanner in whichsome mentreattheirwives.How littletheygivethem ! How often,alas,dowenotmeet withtheheroicwomanwhotoilsdaSt andnightforherselfandherchil-

whenopeningaChurchofEngland bazaaratThornham,nearOldham. Thosewholookedoutuponthe worldmust,hesaid,feelsomeanxietyaboutthefutureofthefaith, andthegreattruthsforwhichthey allstood.Itdidnotmatterto whatcountrythey'wenteor;11-re thereseemedtobesomethinginthe natureofadeterminedandinsidious attackuponreligion.TheexaminationofstatisticsinGreatBritain gavecauseforanxiety,forthenumericaldeclineofsomedenominations meantdecliningreligion,notachange fromonebodytoanother. In thisconnectionthevalueofeducationmustbeborneinmind,andas everybodywhoknewhimwasaware, hewasanabsolutelyuncompromisingsupporterofreligiousanddogmatictraininginChurchofEngland schools. Undernocircumstance wouldheconsenttoawhittling awayofbeliefs. Unfortunately therearealargenumberofAnglicanswhodonottakethesame viewofreligiouseducationasProfessorHewins. Theyarecareless withregardtothematterandencouragethetrusteesandmanagers oftheirschoolstohandthemover to theBoardof Educe:tion.Therecouldhenosorerwas ofhelpingtoswelltheranksofthe indifferent.

ADetestableCustom

PLAYINGINTOTHEHANDSOF SATAN.

weightwith.certainCatholicsasthey; havewiththemajorityofProtestants.Perhapsfamiliaritywiththe sacredtextmayhaverobbeditof itsimpressiveness. MayItherefore,callattentionin thewidelyreadcolumnsofthe"CatholicTimes,"towordsutteredonly lastmonthbythepresentoccupant oftheApostolicSee? Writingto theEucharisticCongressofMadrid, PopePiussays"Everyoneknows thatthereisatoofrequentcustom, becauseof "AMISTAKENSENTIMENTCF HUMANITYANDPITY, ofrenderingtothe'dyingthedetestableserviceofnotcallingthepriest to,theirbedsuntilthesupremetorporofthesenseshasalreadyinhibitedconsciousness.Thusonesees Christiansgooutofthisworld, withoutbeingfortifiedwiththeBody ofChrist,thesoleViaticumforthe CelestialCountry.Applyyourselves therefore,withallyourforcestoextirpatetherootsofsogreatanevil, andtoinculcateincommonthispreceptoftruefraternalcharitythat thePowerfulhelpofabetterlifebe administeredassoonaspossibleto allwhoareindanger."

Thusspeakshe,whomourCatholicforefathers,athousandyears ago,werewonttostyle"theApostle."ItisforusheirsoftheOld FaithandchildrenoftheApostles, towalkinthespiritoftheApostolic injunctionlaidontheSpanishhierarchy.Itwillbeasaddayfor EnglandifthefiendishhabitdenouncedbytheSovereignPontifftakes solidrootamongsttheCatholicsof thiscountry.Maythedayspeedily arrive,thankstothepropagation,of THEGUILDOFTHEMOSTHOLY SACRAMENT, whennoprieStmayeveragainnear thissaddening,materialisticexcuse fromCatholiclips "ButFather, wecouldnotcallyoutoourdear departedone.Why,hewasconscioustotheveryend."

TheMaritimeProvinces,aswell astheWest,needthisformofpublicity. Catholicscomingtoeither EasternorWesternCanada,would gainfromtheinspectionofamap, averymuchclearerideaofthecountrythancouldbeobtainedfromthe PerusalofthemostgraphicPamphletsthatcouldbepublished.The Catholicmapherereferredtomight besoarrangedastogivethegeneraloutlinesofeachprovinceinCanada,andthenprintinsomespecial way-sayinred-thetownsandstationsdesirableasplacesofresidence forfamiliesthatwishtoliveas practicalChristians.SuchCatholic mapswouldalsoproveexcellent prospectusesforthebenefitofCatholicfarmersinnewdistricts.BesidespublishingCatholicmaps of CanadainCatholicjournalsitmight alsobepracticaltodistributesuch Catholicmapsintheformofrailway folders,orasafrontispiecetoCatholicpamphlets.ThetaskofproducingsuchCatholicmapsofCanadawoulddevolveonCatholicpublishingcompanies.Thedistribatior" ofsuchwouldpertaintoourmany CatholicSocieties.SuchCatholic mansofCanadawouldprovemore thanuseful.Infacttheyareliterallyanecessityinthiswork*forIhe benefitoftheCatholicimmigrant,especiallywhenweconsiderthepresent in-rushtoCarndaWest.whichhas scarcelyaparallelinhistory.Such amapuniversallydistributedwould hea"perpetualmissionary"atever).Canadianrailwaystation, on everyAtlanticsteamer,and,infact, ineveryCatholicparishinEarone andAmerica.

ENGLAND

TheReligiousOutlook

ItwerewellifallAnglicanstook toheartthelessonimpressedon hisauditorsbyProfessorHewins,

Whenthehistoryofthetwentieth centurycomestobewritten,says DomGilbertHiggins,PriorofBridlington,alargespacewillhaveto bedevotedtothesplendidworkdone toalleviatephysicalsufferingand diseasesofeveryhind.Itmustbe asatisfactiontoeveryCatholicwho takesprideinhisreligiontonote howwellevenourseparated'brethren havefallenintolinewiththedoctors,nurses,medicalappliances,hospicesandhospitalsofthoseore"Reformation"timeswhenallthe landknewbuttheonefoldandShe oneShepherd.Letus,howevernot boasttoomuchortooloudly.Crueltytothesickhasnotdiedout, thoughMrs.Ganepbedead.Acertainformofthiscruelty,andone repugnanttoeveryChristianinstinct isontheincreaseinEngland,and evenamongourownpeople. A re%oltingcustom'bredlikerace-suicide,ofworldliness,materialism,or, practicalinfidelity,leadsmany,who shouldknowbettertokeep'the priestfromhissickparishionersuntilthemaladyhasbecomesoaggravatedthathisministrationsareeitherwhollyorlargelyunavailing. Thisconduct,whichis,however,unintentionally, APLAYINGINTO,THEHANDSOF SATAN. ishelduptoadmirationasbeing accordingtothedictatesofprudenceandaffection.Thesightofthe ministerofGodmightupsetthepatient.Somedoctorhashintedso much,andthenurseisofthesame opinion. Ontheseflimsygrounds therelativesactatthisimportant momentastoomanyofthemact atothercriticalmomentsofthepresentlife.ThoughlabelledCatholics theyforgettheCatechismquestion, "Ofwhichmustyoutakemostcare ofyourbodyorofyoursoul?" Unfriendlyfriends,thedonothesitatetosacrificetheeternalinterests ofthesickman'ssoultosomeimaginarytemporaryconvenienceofhis body. Weknowwhatwould be thoughtofonewho,abletosavea manbygrabbingathishair,should lethimdrownforfearofcausing pain.Thepatient,accordingto thesemodernphilanthropists,must notbedisturbedonanyaccount. Imperativedutiesmusthekeptout ofsight.Hispreparationforthe stock-takingwhichfollowsdeath mastbesuspended.Somuchthe worseforhimifhisbooksarefound incorrect.Confession,ExtremeUnction,andHolyViaticummustrotbe mentioned.ThewordsofSt.James, "Isanyn-.ansickamongyou?sat himcallinthePriestsofthe Church,"seemtohaveaslittle

WhathasjusthappenedtoaCatholicprincessinItalyjustifies,Ithink thewarningcontainedinthisarticle.QueenMariaPia,lateQueen ofPortugal,hasjustdiedinthe CastleofStapinigi.FromaRome correspondentwelearnthatthougha priesthadbeensentforwhen her lastillnesstookareallyserious turn,andthoughhewaskeptwaitingforhoursinanantechamber,he wasnotcalledtoadministertheconsolationsofreligionuntiltheroyal Patienthadlostconsciousnessand wasinheragony-thankstotheorderofthe'doctors.Unhappilythe caseisnotexceptional.

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FatherMathew,ApostleofTemperance

ThepathologyofAlcoholicDrittli EFFECTSOFALCOHOLUPON THEDIGESTIVESYSTEM.

"Auniversalcryofdespairrises fromthewhole'universeatthesight ofthedisasterscausedbyalcoholism. Thisinvasionofalcoholism oughttoberegardedbyeveryoneas apublicdanger,andtheprinciple thatthefutureoftheworldwillbe inthehandsofthetemperateought tobeinculcatedintothemassesas atruththatisincontestable"

(SpeechofProf.Brouardelatthe CongressonTuberculosis,19o1).

"Thelatestandmostauthenticstatisticsshowthatovertenpercent. ofallmortalityisduetotheabuse ofalcohol,andfullytwentypercent, ofalldiseaseistraceabletothis causealsothatoverfiftypercent. ofinsanity,idiocy,andpauperism springsfromthissource.Allauthoritiesagreethatfromseventy-five toninetypercent.ofallcriminality iscausebytheabuseofalcohol.."

(T.D.Crothers,M.D.,Hartford, Conn.,SuperintendentofWalnut LodgeHospital,1905).

Alcoholisessentallyanirritant, theseverityofitsactiondepending uponthe.amountcontainedinthe mixtureused.Thereisonetestby 'whichwecaneasilydiscoverfor oureel"estheirritanteffectsofalcohel.Brandyconsistsefequalparts cieleohuland,eaterdroppedinto theeee willsetupalmostunbearableirrita+-ionandpaintogether kvitbcongestion.Now,medical ri.iestellcsthatalcoholhasa erCeetontheleoi-eseeilsof theet-enaeli.which"arejustas emell ,'.eiiceteestheseof the elteree The, .ieelsemolt's tothec_ ofalcoholthanall'theother ..s ,,.e!:

W.Ei is 11 .11:r m' lee;tothe,tantlty dial",t, itseemstieit,aneich rasllerd.enofanirritantchemical eebstancewillentiretoworkdesr.rectioniel tieeeeofthecellsof ti.em.ceue 1.embr.-3retitanisse.'''redinr,thrrtsarsofthebody.

isanilluminatingpassagewithregardtotheactionofalcoholon thesenerves:-

"Probablynoonewhodrinksalcoholrealisesthathissenseoftaste isbeingnumbed,hemerelyeajoys thefeelingofreliefwhichcomeswhen he'addsaglassofbeertoabadlycookedmeal.Neverthelesstheignorancewhichleadsawifetorelyupondinner-beerasasupplement tocarelesscookingofthisimportant mealismuchtobedeplored for herhusbandwillreturntohiswork lesswell-nourished,although the partiallydeadenedstateofhisnerves willprevent.himfrombeingaware ofthefactatthemoment.Thisis allpartofaviciouscircleofevents becausealcoholproducesmuchmore destructiveeffectsuponpersonswho arebadlynourished"(Alcoholand theHumanBody,SirV.Horsley andM.Storge):

Thesewordsaffordfoodformuch reflection,ontheimportantpart which'well-cooked,nourishingfood mustholliinalleffortstodealwith thedrinkquestion. Whatgreat woodwouldresultinthehomesof theworking-classesifwivesand daughtersknewhowtoprepareappetizing,well-cookeddinners,which couldbeProcuredatsosmalla Not! Thehabitualuseofalcoholtends tosetupchronicirritationinthe backofthethroat,or,inmedical Parlance,inthepharynx.Itmay benoticedthatthosewhotakealcoholconstantlyareobligedtoclear theirthroatsconstantlyinorderto getridofthetenaciousmucuswhich issecretedindirectresponseto theirritationofthealcohol.

EFFECTOFALCOHOLONAN EMPTYSTOMACH.

Medicalmenassureusthatalcohol intheformofspirits,oranyother alcoholicliquid,takenintheearly morningonanemptystomach,or atirregulartimesduringtheday., isespeciallydestructiveinits action. the extremedelicacyofthemucousteembranceandtheevilresultingfrom injurytoitoughtsurelytohesitate beforeswallowinganythingwhich willirritateorcauseinjurytothis delicatemembrane."Thedelicate, unprotectedProtoplasmofthemucousmembraneisirritatedjustasthe Protoplasmofthenoseisirritated byredpepper.Catarrhfollows,and anunhealthyslimysecretionofmucusispouredoutwhichcoatsthestomachwalls Themiseryanddespepsiaofchronicalcoholicsandof manywhoonlytakealcoholinmeet moderatedoses,isdirectlycausedhe thisconditionofgastriccatarrh."

Andyethowmanypeoplebelieve thatamoderateamountofspirits takendaiLisanaidtodigestion, andrelieves41:,spepsia

Anotherdanger,..sLtiectoftheuse ofalcoholisthat.,owingtoitsie.re, 1esinge!iectuponthebloe1-...es,is ...Aliwhichtote.rstell thecceaach cry slieI,.1 sepervenes. It1:ns,e,,11 e1tict"thesteiachof e :lexspetch..sof *.irl'ligin s orch.eratin eel interferew.tlith.-stiie "',ietiensbutelse)f,maa.et:Liesfi.r ees..introductioneltothe aleenofmierobes,theern.scfinfeetie,esdiseases."

creaseddrinkingmeansstillmoreincreaseddrinkingandshortenedlife. "Noonewhodestroyshisdigestion bytieuseofalcoholcanhopeto livelong."

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OneofCardinalVaughan'sGreatWorks

SuccessfullyContinued

THESALFORDCkTHOLICPROTECTIONANDRESCUESOCIETYFOUNDEDBYTHELATECARDINALVAUGHAN,HASBEENTHE MEANSOFRESCUING,SHELTERING,SUPPORTING,ANDGROUNDINGINTHEFAITHNOLESSTHANSEVENTHOUSANDLITTLE ONES.

CardinalVaughanwasamanwho, whenheenteredonanyundertaking, appliedhimselfheartandsoultoits Promotion.Inthecourseofhiscareer hethusdevotedhisenergiestomany notableenterprises,butwefeelconfidentthathisanxietyandhisenthusiasmwerenevergreaterthan whenhefacedthetaskofforming theSalfordCatholicProtectionar41 RescueSociety.Wewellrememuer hisstateofmindatthetime.He wasappalledatthedangersthatbesetCatholicchildrenofthepoorest classesandhereproachedhimselffor nothavingtakenuptheworkbefore.Butherapidlymadeupfor anyshortcomingtheremayPreviouslyhavebeeninconnectionwiththis matter, byhiswonderfulactivity, andtheexerciseofhisextensiyeinfluence.Heinspiredeveryonearound himwithhisownearnestness,and withtheaidofself-sacrificingco-operatorshesoonmadetheCatholic ProtectionandRescueSocietya greatpowerforgood.Itwouldhe difficulttoconveyanythinglikean adequateideaofallthattheundertakingcosthimandhisassistants. TheyPerformedanobleworkina fineCatholicspirit,andnobly.andin thatsamespirithastheworkbeen keptupbyCardinalVaughan'ssuccessorsintheSeeofSalford,the RightRev.Dr.Bilsborrowandthe RightRev.Dr.Casartelli.ItisfittingthatonsuchanoccasionCatholicsshouldrecallwhathasbeen done,andexpresstheirgratitudeto thosetowhomitisdue;thatatributeshouldbepaidtothememory ofCardinalVaughan,thefounder; andthatpracticalsympathyshould bedisplayedtowardsDr.Casartelli andallwnoincarryingonthework arebearingtheheatandburdenof theday.Whocandoubtthatmultitudeswillcommemoratethejubilee byextendingtothemahelpinghand inthedifficultieswithwhichtheyare struggling?THESOCIETYHAS BEENTHEMEAN$OFRESCUING, SHELTERING,SUPPORTINGAND GROUNDINGINTHEFAITHNO LESSTHANSEVENTHOUSAND LITTLEONES.Couldthereheany thoughtmoreconsolingforajubilee, anybetterstimulustothegenerosity ofthosewhorecognisetheimportanceofsavingsouls?

tionofourSociety,andthedetails ofitsfirstconstitution;itsearly combatsandstruggleswithtne Proselytisingagencies,whichatthat timeconstitutedthechiefdanger allthishasbeennarratedinclear andconcisetermsbyonewhowas privilegedtoplayachiefpartafter theepiscopalleaderinthegreatcrusadeforsoulstheninaugurated.It will,therefore,beunnecessaryforus todetailagainawell-toldstory, andweneedonlyreferyoutothe pagesindicatedandtothesubsequentoneswhicharetobringupthe historytothePresentdate. We may,however,hepermittedafewreflectionswhichoccurtousaswego overthechequeredrecordof THEPASTTWENTY-FIVEYEARS.

AP,:firstofallitmaynotbeinoprortunetorecalltheimmenseimportanceattachedbyBishopHerbert Vaughantotheproblemwhichthen facedhim,andwhich,tosomeextentstillfacesusto-day,ifinasomewhatalteredform.Remembarthat thepreliminaryenquirieshadshown beyondquestionordoubtthat"there wereinManchesterandSalfordto,456children,thelargemajorityef whomwouldberuinedandlost/unlesssomeextraordinary,nayalmost heroic,effortwasmadetosavethem fromdestruction,"andyouwillunderstandthoseoft-quoted,burning wordsofthegreatprelate,whichwe donothesitatetoquotetoyonyet onceagain

"Fornaeelf,Iconfess,thatmy soulhasbeensaddenedandracked withanxietyduringtheselast monthsbythepicturewhichhasbeen constantlybeforeme.WhyhaveI notknowallthisbefore?Why haveIbeensolongblindanddeaf tothemisfortunesofmypeople? Whateverbetheblame,whateverthe excuse,letusnowputourhandto thework,andnotslacktillitbeaccomplished. IPraythatImar havenopeace,Ihopethatyouwill leavemenopeace-andIpromise thatIwillgivethePriestsandthe PeoplenoPeace-tillthiswor'.of savingtheorphan,thewastrel,and thechildabandonedfordestruction toSatanandhisagents,heaccomplished."

whenwethankGodforthechange, werealisethathehasbeenpleased tobringaboutthechangebymeans oftheearlyactivitiesoftheSociety whoseoriginwearestudying.You willreadinthelatestchapterofMr. Oates'narrativetheaccountofthe stern,hitterlegalbattleswhichthe Societyfeltitselfobligedtoenter uponwiththeproselytisersduring thefirstyearsofitsexistence.These lightsroundthebodiesandthesouls ofinnocentchildrenwereindeeda hatefulnecessit,Butnecessarythey' were,andfullyjustifiedbytheirresults.ThePeriodofopenand,still more,secrethostilityhasbeensucceededby oneoffriendlycooperationbaseduponthestatesmanlikemodusvivendifirstproposedby BishopVaughan. Itwould,however,beaserious mistaketosupposethatactiveproselytismwastheonlyorindeedthe chiefdangerwhichthreatenedour littleones.Thecensusreturnsof i886dividedtherespNi!it.ilitfor theperilofthechildren'ssoulsbetweenthreesourcesofevilirreligiousParents,""carelessandindifferentparents,"and"mixedmarriages."Alasthesesourcesofdanger arestillwithus-towhatalarge extentiswellknowntothosewhosite week,byweekaroundthecouncil tableoftheRescueSociety,andfor thisreasontheneedofsuchanorganisationisasgreatnowasitwas twenty-fiveyearsago;allthemore so,astheCatholicpopulationof thediocesehasgrownsolargein theinterval.Andforthesamereasonalsotheneedofgeneroussupport andevensacrifice,onthepartofthe clergyandthelaity,isnonetheless urgent.

THESOCIETY'SSILVERJUBILEE.

mory ButitwasBishopVaughan'sgoodfortune,asitwasalsoa characteristicofhiswiseunseliishness,tosurroundhimselfwithzealousandenthusiasticco-operators.In noneofhisnumerousundertakings wasthistraitofthegreatCardinal moreconspicuousthaninourown ProtectionandRescuesociety-.Allowmetoquotethewordsofhis biographer "IfIwereengageduponthe historyofadioceseinsteadofthebiography.ofaBishopitwouldben,icessarytoPauseheretotellofthe laboursofHerbertVaughan'sfellow workersduringthoseeventfulyears, andspeciallyofthe "UNTIRING LABOURS OF THE VOLUNTARY SECRETARY.

f tI*RescueSociety,Mr.Austin Oates.TheBishop'spublicutterancesareonrecordtoshowthegenerousrecognitionhemadeofhelpfrom everyquarter. Thereweresome whothoughthewashardonhisclergy-certainlyhisparamount wish wastogettheveia.lastounceof workoutofthem;whenanyecclesiasticalpromotionordignitywas offereditwaswellunderstoodthat intheBishop'sminditmeantanew incentivetoandanewclaimforadditionalwork.Hewasfondofaa.ingthathonourandonusshouldgo together.certainlyitwassoin hisowncase.Itwashislotin lifealwaystohavefaithfulanddevotedfriends,menwhoseloyaltyto himbecame'afieryfamilypassion,' whichnotrialcouldtouch,butthat devotionwasonlytheconsequence, andthereflectiohofhisownconsecrationtothecauseheandthey werepledgedtoserve.Inthecase oftheRescueSocietyhegotthehelp hedeserved."

HISTORYOFTHEWORKANDITS PROGRESS.

OnJulyaoth,iSbb,sassBishop CasartelliinaPastoralLetter,our greatBishopHerbertVaughan,promulgatedthatmomentousconstitutionwhichmaybejustlycalledthe Children'sCharterofourdiocese. Wefeelsure,dearBrethrenandchildreninJesusChrist,thatnearlyall ofyouuponwhoseearsourwords willfallto-day,havebeenreading duringthepasttwomonthsthethrillingnarrativefromthePenofthe firstsecretaryofthesaidsociety, contributedinaseriesofarticlesto ourinvaluablelittlediocesanmonthly"TheHarvest."Thestorythereinunfoldedtellsofthestateof thingsamongmar:ythousands of ourpoorchildrenofthattime in imminentdangeroftheloss of Faith;thegradualawakeningofthe mirdandconscienceofourillustrious andsaintlyprelatetotheperilsof SOmanyinnocentsouls,redeemed1.\. Christ'sBloodandmadeChildrenof GodinHolyBaptismhisownprofoundgriefattherealisationofthe vastevil,hisgenerousself-reproach, hisheroicresolvethepreliminary investigationbythespecialBoardof Inquiry,whichhesetafoot the appallingresultsofits investigationthegreatcensusand itsdisclosurestheconsequentcrea-

Youwillunderstandthesplendid generosityofhispubliclyannounced determinationtodevotethewholeof hisepiscopalincomeforthreeyears, "andlongerifneedful,"tothegreat workbeforehim.

Hastheproblemaltered,havethe clangerstoimmortalsoulsbecome lesssinceHertrertVaughansentforth histrumpetcry?Wehave*indicatedabovethatsomechangeinthe problemhascertainlycomeabout duringthequartercentury,andthat changehasbeendirectlyowingto theactionthentakenbyourBishop andtheSocietywhichhefounded. Twenty-tiveyearsagothedangers whichthreatenedthefaithofso manythousandsofourpoorchildren werenotmerelythose-andtheyore seriousandmany-whichwenave stilltoface.Therewastheninactiveoperationavastandorganised campaignofactiveproselytismcn thepartofnumerousnon-Catholics. AGENCIESFORROBBINGTHE CHURCH. ofthesoulsofherlittleones,which inIrelandusedtobeknown by the significantnameof"birdnesting." Thepresentgenerationscarcely.realiseshowactiveandperniciouswas thisorganisedcampaign.Thank God,weliveunderveryMIT' erentcircumstancesandhavenolongertofacetoanyappreciableextentaperilofthisnature.And

Andnowwearetryingtocelebrate asbestwemaythesilverjubileeof ourSociety.Whatisthemeanir.g andobjectofsuchacelebration? Notmerely,wetakeit,tocongratulateourselvesandtoexpressjoy attheconclusionofaperiodofsuccessfulactivity,butrathertogive publicmanifestationofour-profouad gratitudetoGod,theGiverofall goodgifts,forthemanifestblessing whichHehasbestoweduponour Societyanditsworkfromitsvery inception.Gratitudeindeedforsurelyweshouldhegratefulthatwe havebeenpermittedtobetheservantsandevenco-operatorsinGod's ownworkofsavingsouls,because privilegedthesetwenty-fiveyearsto rescue,shelter,andsupportnoless thanseventhousandofGod'slittle oneswhomwehavesavedtothe Faith,andnearlyallofwhomhave grownup,oraregrowingup,into goodChristiansandworthycitizens. Thusithasbeentheprivilegeofour Societ,todonobleworkforboth ChurchandState.

Butsurelyour*gratitudetoskimightyGodmayjustlyoverflowto manyofthesegenerousmenandwomenwhohavetakentheleadinthis greatCrusadeofChristiancharity. Firstandforemostmustcomethe gratefulremerrbranceoftheeminent PrelatetowhomtheSocietylooks backasitsfatherandfounder.To usinthedioceseofSalfordtheSocietyisthegreatestandmostlastingmemorialwhichCardinalMoran hasleftusofhisfruitfulePiscopate, "Exegimonumentumacreperennius" -"Ihaveerectedamonumentmore enduringthanbronze"-mightwell beinscribedundertheportraitof ourfounder.Andthereforeitis thatweinviteyoutocelebratethis jubileetoalargeextentasatributeofhonourtohisveneratedme-

Andwewouldhererepeattheexpression,whichwehavemorethan oncemadeinpublicofourappreciationofandgratitudetothosezealousPriestsandlaity,bothmenand women,whomeetincouncilevery week,yearinandyearout,todirect] theSociety'sactivities,andeven outsidethehoursinthecouncil chamber,devotesomuchoftheir timetopersonalinvestigationofthe manysadcaseswhicharebeingconstantlyPresentedforconsideration.

NowondertheCardinal'sbiographer feelsjustifiedinwriting:"itremainstosayonlythatthework oftheProtectionandRescueSocietyhasProveditselfanenduring work.TheSocietystillcarrieson itsbeneficentmissioninSalford.and Manchesterasthoughtheinspiring presenceofitsfounderwereyetin itsmidst.Thevivifyingmemory ofhisexampleisstillthereasan unspentforce.Sotrueisitthat 'thegrandestheritageaherocan leavehisraceistohavebeen a hero.'"

Itisforyouandme,dearbrethrenandchildreninJeSusChrist,to proveourselvesworthyofthisheritageofourgreatfatherandBishop. Thisweshalldo,firstlybykeeping tothebestofourabilitythis;ubilee,enteringheartilyintoallthe variouscelebrations,andaboveall .MAKINGAGENEROUSEFFORT toraisetheJubileeFundsourgentlyneededinthepresentstateofthe Society'sfinancesbutoverandabovethistemporaryandpassingeffort,letusresolvewithalltheearnestnessofwhichwearecapable, eachoneofusinhissphereandto themeasureofhisopportunities,to securethefutureprosperityandeven extensionofourSociety'sworkin thequartercenturythatwillleadto thegoldenjubilee.

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MYDEARCHILDREN.-

Thesummeriscomingearly.this yearitseemstobestealingonus, almostunawares,likeachildcoming ontip-toetosurpriseaplaymate.

DidyoueverlookoutfortheSunriseinthemorning? 'Tieagrand sightandonethatdoesusenamountofgoodeverytimeweseeit. Youjustgetupandhave,alook; watchitJustpeepingupandthen graduallyclimbingoverthehorizon. Thenyouseeitsfullsize,andasit mountshigherintheHeavensit seethetobesmilingontheearth, brighteningandwarmingeverything.

Well,wealsocouldincreaseour ownhappinessandthatofthose aroundusifwegotupearlylike thesun,andifwebrightenedour soulsbyprayerandsmiledor.our friendsduringtheday.

"Earlytobedandearlytorise, Makesamanhealthy,wealthyand wise."

Wasanyoneeversorryforgetting upearlyinthemorning?Ifthere was,itwassomeoneelse,besides YourLoving "AUNTBESSY."

58BronteStreet,EastPerth, August.

DearAuntBossy.-

Ilikeverymuchreadingthecorrespondenceofyournephewsand,ilecesandIammuchinterested in them.Iwouldalsolikeverymuch if3ouwouldaddmetoyourlist.I thinkitisaverynicepass-timeto writeoccasionallytoyou.IattendSt.Patrick'sSchool,Iamten yearsoldandIamintheV.standard,andasthenationalgameof Australiawasbroughtintothe schoolbyRev.Bro.Sheehan,there isscarcelyadoubtofourbecomingPremiersthisyear.Iwillletyou knowtheresultlateron. FrancisJ.Murphy. DearFrancis,-

Morepowertoyou Goinwith courageforthePremiershipandwin it.YouarethekindofnephewI like.Iamwatchingtheresultsanxiously.

Fielder-Street,SouthBunbury, August.

DearAuntBossy.-

Iamgoingtomakeanotherstart andwritetoouoncemore.Isaw byyourrePlytomylastletterthat yo';donotlikecats,soIshallnot sayanymoreaboutmine.

ImadetoyFirstHolyCommunion on2ndJul3andsincethenIbegan tomakethenineFirstFridays.I havemadetwoandhopetoheable tocompletethenine.IhadalovelydreamaboutourdearLord.I thoughtIkneltdownandprayedfor thePriestsandNunsandmyparents. Motherthencalledmetogetupto gotoMass,sothatendedmydream. ItwasFridaymorningandIwent toHolyCommunion.FatherHayes ishereforaholidayandIthink bereedsitverymuch,heislooking sothin,youmustbetreatinghim badlyinPerth.WealllikeFather Mastersonverymuch.Hehastoo muchwor,.r.todoaltogetherbetween BunburyandBusselton.

KindestregardstooudearAunt Bessy. Iremain,youraffectionateNiece, JosephineBoswell. DearJosephine.Iamdelightedtohearfromou again.Ihopeyouwill142er the catsintheirproperplace.Isaw FatherHayesonceatthe"Record" Office,andIdidnotthinkhelooked toothin.Afterall,youknow,that thinpeoplecangetabouteasierand domoreworkthanfatpeople.

St.Camillus'School, SouthKalgoorlie,August.

DearAuntBess\

TOUhavemeforaniece?I wouldhavewrittentoyoubefore

this,butIwaspreparingso forconfirmationandIthink willbePleasedtohearthatIwas confirmedlastSunday.

hard you

Twenty-twoofourschoolchildren madetheirFirstCommunioninthis littlechurchlastSunday.Someof themwereverysmallandtheylookedaveryprettysight.Weare delightedtohavetheBishopinKalgoorlieforawhile.Hopingtosee myletterinthe"Record"next week.

Iremain,dearAuntBessy, MayMayger.

DearMays-

Iwouldhavebeendelightedtosee yourlittleChurchandthetinychildrenreceivingtheirFirstCommunion. YoumustbeastrongChristiannow sinceyourConfirmation.

15'8'cornerSt.,Kalgoorlie, August.

DearAuntBessy.-

Ihaveseenbythe"Record" manyofmycompanionshavealready beenacceptedasyournieces,andr too,wouldverymuchliketobeadmittedamongstthenumber.

IattendSt.Mary'sConventschool andhaverecentlypastedintothe sixthstandard.Ienteredfortwo musicalexaminationsthisyear,Prac- ticalandTheoretical.Whentheresultsoftheformerappearedinthe Paper,itwaspleasingtoseemostof thechildrenfromourschool,who, hadtriedtheexair.weresuccessful. WehavebeenlivinginKalgoorlie, forthepasteightyears,andmy fathersayshehaswitnessedavast improvementsincewefirstsettled here.Ourhomeissituatedagood distancefromschoolandtown,and isinconvenienttobothtramand trainsowehavetowalk.

KalgoorliehasmanypublicbuildingsincludingthePostOffice,Town Hall,ChristianBrothersCollege,and theCatholicChurch. YourAffectionateNiece, BernadetteFalls.

DearBernadette.Iammosthappytonumberyou amongstmyNieces.Ilikethe name"Bernadette Isupposeou knowallaboutBernadetteandLourdes.Itwouldbeniceifyoucould telluswhatyouknowaboutyour Patrons.

St.Camillus'School. SouthKalgoorlie, August.

DearAuntBessy.- IhaveneverseenanyofmyAun- tiesbecausetheyarenotinW.A.I *antoneIcanseesometimes,soI thoughtIwouldwriteandasksou tobemyAuntie.IfyoudoIwill beaverygoodniece.Iwilltall andseex.outhefirsttimeIgoto Perth.Youwillbepleasedtohear IwasconfirmedlastSunday. thinkitwillbelovelytobereading allourlettersinthe"Record"next week.Wegetthe"W.A.Record" everySunday.MysisterDoreenand Iaregoingtothechildren'sball to-nightwhichisiraidofthepres- bytery. Withbestsishes, Iremain,dearAuntReny, FloFalls.

DearVlo,Yes,AuntBessyisjustdelighted tohavesuchagoodniece.Irrm gladyoulikethe"Record."

StirlingStreet,Bunbury, August.

DearAuntBessy.- Imustnowtellyouwhataver. pleasantsurpriseIgotyesterday, whenthepostmanbroughtaletter, addressedtome,andonopeningit Ifoundseveralholypictures,a lovelypairofhand-paintedScapu- larsalso.AtfirstIthoughtthere musthesomemistake,butIfound alittlenotesayingthattheywere froma"Recordcousin."IfI knewhernameandaddressIwould writeandthank'herforthem,but asIdonotknoweitheroneorthe

other,shemustacceptmythanks throughthe"Record."Ihopeshe willseethisletter.Mothersaid thatshemustbeavery,generohs littlegirlindeed.Ishowedthemto theSisters,andIintendtokeep themallmylife.Onthecornerof theenvelopewaswrittenS.A.G.,at firstIthoughttheseweretheinitialsofthesender,butmysister Kathleentoldmethbttheymeant St.AnthonyGuide. Good-bye, YourfondNiece, MayDelaney.

DearMay.-

Iamgladtohearofyourpleasant surprise.Ishouldbeverypleased ifsomeofmyNieceswouldbecome greatfriendsandwritetoeachotheroccasionally.Theycouldalsox1siteachotherandhaveanicechat aboutthe"Record."

St.Camillus'School, Sth.Kalgoorlie,August.

DearAuntBessy.- Iamelevenyearsofage.IattendSouthKalgoorlieConvent SchoolwhichistaughtbytheSistersofSt.JohnofGod.Iamin thirdstandard.

OurBishopisinKalgoorlieat present.LastSundayhehonoured ourlittleChurchwithavisit.He spokeverynicelytothepeopleand examinedthechildreninCatechism. IfeltverysorryforhimwhenI heardhimtellthepeoplehowbadlyhewantedmoney,andImade upmymindtodothelittleIcould tohelphim. WhenHisLordship hadgoneonSunday,allwechildren, madeupaPlanamongourselves thatwewouldnotspendanymore moneyonlollies,butsaveitupto helphim.Sofarwehavebeenvery successful,havingcollectedagood numberofpenniesinschoolevery daysince.Ithinkthey.arecollectinginSt.Mary'stoo,becausehis Lordshiptoldthechildrenupthere thattheycouldhelphimbysending youstampsforhim.Ifearmyletteristoolong,butIcannotfinish withouttellingyouthatonlast SundayIhadthegreathappinessof beingconfirmed. Iremain,dearAuntBessy, ClariceAngus.

DearClarice,YouandalltheSouthKalgoorliechildrenareheartilywelcome.Your planshowsthatyoumustbereally goodandthoughtfufchildren.

St.Camillus'School, SouthKalgoorlie, August.

DearAuntBessy.- Ihopeyouwillhavemeforone ofyournieces.IfyoudoIwill writetoyouoftenandgetmymotherandallmyfriendstogetthe "W.A.Record"toreadIcyletters. Icouldnotwritebefore,becauseI waspreparingformyFirstCommunionandforConfirmation.Itwas onmybirthdayIwasconfirmedand madem3FirstHolyCommunion. Withkindwishes, Iremain,dearAuntBessys AliceSmith.

DearAlice.-

Whatabeautifulbirthday you musthavehadItdoesmegood tothinkofit;FirstHolyCommunionandConfirmation Manyhappyreturns

St.Camillus'School, SouthKalgoorlie, August.

DearAuntBessy-.Iwastwelveyearsonthetwelfth ofMay. IattendSt.Camillus' school.Ihavejustpassedinto thethirdstandard.Iwouldhave writtenbefore,butIwaspreparing formyFirstHolyCommunionand Confirmation. HisLordship,BishopClone,isup inKalgoorlie.Wewereallvery sorrywhenweheardwhatagreat debtHisLordshipmustmeet.All thegirlsandmyselfaresavingur allourmoney,andwehopetohave agoodcollectionbythetimehe goesaway. Withbestwishes, remain,dearAuntBessy. MayPhillips.

DearMayYouweredoinggoodworkandwon excellentlyemployedinpreparingfor FirstHolyCommunionandalsoIor yourexaminationitisverykind ofyoutohelpourgoodBishopin thatunselfishwas.

St.Camillus'School, Sth.Kalgoorlie.August.

DearAuntBessy.- IameightyearsoldandgotoSt. Camillus'ConventSchool,South Kalgoorlie.Iair.inthethirdstandardsinceMr.Kleinexaminedthis schoolinJuly.Ithinkyouwillbe sorrytohearthatr,ydearfather diedinS.Africalastweek. The newswasagreatshocktopoormo- therandusall.ImademyFirst HolyCommunionlastSundayandI offereditformy.father'ssoul. I hopeyouwillprayforhimandmo- thertoo.Sheisverylonely*,andI amheronlylittlegirl.Iaskyour prayersbecauseIheardyouwerea Catholic.

TheBishopisinKalgoorlieat present.Iwasconfirmedbyhim lastSunday.Withlove, EileenMcgrath.

DearEileen.-

Iamindeedsorrytohearofyour dearfather'sdeath.MayGodgiveyourmotherandyourselfgraceto bearthisheavycrosspatiently.Yes Ishalljoinwithyouinprayer,and Ihopeallmyniecesandnephews willunitewithusinprayingforthe happyreposeofyourfather'ssoul.

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(Continued).

Andnowlet,usturnfromthis counterfeitpresentmenttoreality,to thesimpierealityofastoryfrom thepagesofAustralianhistory,for thefactsofwnichIamindentedto the"HistoryoftheCatholicChurch inAustralasia"ofHisEminence, theCardinalArchbishopofSydney.

Intheyear1817aPriestarrivedin SydneyfromRome.Heappliedto GovernorMacquariefurleavetoexercisehissacredministryanda writtenreportofhisinterviewwith theGovernorisstillexistent.From itweknowthat,uponlearningthe errandofFatherFlynn,theform ofLachlanMacquarie'scountenance waschanged,thathespoke,not withoutheat,of"Popishmissionaries,"thatheexpressedhiswishand hisintentionto"maleallProtestants,"andthataPParcatlyheendedbyrequestingFatherFlynn,in thetonesofoneaccustomedtocommand,atoncetoret,Ilito 1-lone. Somewhatdisconcerted,asone.nay. believe,bythisTudorianwelcome, FatherFlynnwithdrew.

ButtheCatholicChurchatthemomentwasnutrepresentedinAustraliaonlyby-FatherFlynn.Andit aPPearsthatamongstthesomesix thousandCatholics,astrangestir /tadbeencreatedbytheunwontedtiTingsthataPriestwasin their midst.Withthatinexhaustiblepatienceandperseverancewaichwere nottheleastoftheirheroiccharacteristicsthfy.determinedyetonce moretomakeuseoftheinstrument ofpetition.Meanwhile,Father Flynnsoughtahiding-place:-"I willbeobligedtoconcealmyselffor sometime"isasentencefromone ofhisletters,-andtothe houLie thatconcealedhimnewsofthe Petitionwasconveyed.Heseemsto havesupposedthatsotouchingan aPPealcouldnotfailofitseffect, and,sanguineofitssuccess,hepermittedhimselftowalkinthepublic street.Thepoliceatoncetookhim intocustody.Hebeggedtobeallowedtoreturntohislodging.But hisrequestwasrefused,andhewas withoutlossoftimeremovedtoa ship.Hehadleftinthehouseon ChurchHillthePyxcontainingthe BlessedSacramentwithinacedarn 'chest.Thathousebecamethescene ofwhatforagreatpoetorpainter wouldheagreatsubject.Before thisTabernaclethelampofthesanctuarywaskeptlightedfortwoyears. Andthithercame,duringthoseyears

toprayinsilenceandinsorrow,that strangePeoplewhomallpossible combinationsofpenaltyandinsult didbutleavefirmerintheFaith. Thereisaboutthisstorytheevidenceofamysteriousvitality,aitalitywhichobviouslyisnottobe explainedbypostulatingthepatronageandprotectionofthosehighin place.I,whowritethis,havebeen greatlyprivilegedtoseeanaltar whichpreservesapartofthechest ofcedarreferredtointhisso-ailectinghistory,andIregardedthepreciousrelicwithverydifferentfeelings fromthosewithwhichIregardsuch objectsasthesanctuarylampwhich is"completewithceilingplates-and chains."

1haveheremadeuseofapassage fromCatholichistoryandofthe frontispieceofacataloguetoillustrateacontrast.Idonotmean thecontrastbetweenCatholicismand Anglo-Catholicism.

AndIthinkitworthy,.ofnoticeand remarkthatuponthesitewhereFatherFlynnsolongagoofferedthe HolySacrifice,andwheretheCatholicscametokneelbeforetheBlessedsacrament,theHolyS_icrificeis stilloffered,andpeoplearestill kneelingbeforetheBlessedSacrament.Iamquitesurethatin1817 notoneoftheProtestantChurches inNewSouthWaleshad'suchasanctuaryastheonephotographedfor thebefore-mentionedcatalogue,and Iemnotlesssurethatnotoneof theministersthereinofficiatingbut would,atthesightofevenits"altarcross,"havehelduphandsof horroratsobrazen-facedatraffic withthe"ScarletWoman."These ministersweremembersofthe ChurchofEngland,andtheChurch ofEngland,aswellastheCatholic church,hasitsrelicsonChurch Hill.For,inSt.Philip'sChurch theykeeptheBibleandPrayerBook whichwereusedbythefirstChap- lain.Shouldthatgentleandpious Personrevisittheglimpsesofthe moonhewouldandthatbetweenhim andsuchofhissuccessorsin the ministryoftheChurchofEngland, aswereAnglo-Catholicstherewasa greatgulffixed.WhereasFather Flynn,underlikecircumstances, wouldfindthattheCatholicChurch wenstilltheCatholicChurch. I amfarfromsayingthattheRev. RichardJohnson,B.A.,wouldnot findthattheProtestantandReformedChurchwasnotstilltheProtestantandReformedChurch.Onthe

contraryIthinkthathewould.I thinkthatthefactsprovethathe would.AndIamcertainthathe would;omorehavedreamtofconfusingthe"EcclesiaAnglicana'of MagnaCharts,withtheChurchofthe Acts.ofSupremacythanhewould havedreamtofconfusingthecreed ofhisfriendMr.WilliamWilberforce withthatofCardinalWolsey.And thesethoughtsleaaoneontothe considerationofwhatismeantby unityanddisunion,andwhatbycontinuityandnon-continuousness.

Theevidencewhichistobeextractedfromfactsdoesnotseemtosome, bywhomitisexaminedandcrossexamined,toproveatallconclusivelythattheChurchofEnglandwill standfastforever."Jerusalemis builtasacitythatisatunityin itself;"hersurplicedchoir-boys sing,butthegraveseniorsofthe congregationmustoftensigh,wishingthatthingswereindeedso.A greatmasterinliteraturespo,e,a verylongtimeagonow,ofthe"city ofconfusion."Whatwordswould heuseto-day?Andbecausehehas hadsuchexceptionalopportunities forobservation,andbecausehe writesinadayofdeepenedand everdeepeningomen,Iwillhereintroduceanextractfrom"TheReligionofthePlainMan,"ofMonsignorBenson,thePrefaceofwhich bookisdated1906.Itisinthis waythatthesonofanArchbishop ofCanterburyhastowrite:-"SimonisPeter,notbecauseheis a stonebynature,orevenbygrace, hutbecauseintheinscrutable decreesofGodheischosentobethe foundation-stoneofaninstitution whichChristnamesHisChurzh. ThereisonlyoneChurchinChristendomwhichclaimstohebuiltupoff-thatApostle;andthatthe,ine whosecentreisRome,wherePeter ruled,andwherehishod'lies. ..5.s forthegatesofhellisthereany otherinstitutioninChristendom whichcompareswiththisforimmovability,authority,andimpreitsiveness? Onewasbuiltuponthefire ofLuther,anotheruponthePietyof Wesley,anotheruponthelustsofa king,andtheindependentspiritofa nation.Thesehavestoodforvan ingperiods,andnotoneofthemfor morethanfourhundredyears.tad therainhasdescendedandthefloods come,andthewindsblownandbeatenuponthesehousesandtheworld thatlooksuponthemalreadymocks atthecrackingwalls,thetottering Pinnacles,theagitatedfacesofthose wholookoutofthewindows,the effortsofthosewhounder-pinand mortar.Thehousedividedagainst itselfshallnotstandhowmuc'1 lessahousenotonlidividedegninst

itself,but,aswell,foundedoriginallyuponthesandsofmen'spassionsandfancies,plasteredwuthontemperedmortar,fashionedonother linesthanthoseoftheheavenlyArchitect."

Yesthatiswhatitisthereis somethingwrongorratherthereis somethingfatal,aboutthefactthat inthatoneofthehousesspokenof intheabovequotationfromwhich MonsignorBensonmadehisescape, menarenotofonemind.The handwritingonthe"crackingwalls" runsplain-"AndJesusknewtheir thoughts,andsaiduntothem,Everykingdomdividedagainstitselfis broughttodesolationandevery cityorhousedividedagainstitself shallnotstand."Andthewriting thatisonotherwallsisplainalso"EtegodicotibiquiatitesPetrus, etsuperhancpetramaedificaboecclesiammeam,etportaeinferinon prevalehuntadversusearn.""AndI saytothee,-thouartPeterandupon thisrockIwillbuildMy('hurch, andthegatesofhellshallnot Prevail against it." Whoeverreadsthesetwoinscriptionscan scarcelydosowithoutreflectingthat itisevidentlyfoolishtoforgetthe wordsofChrist,ortodespisethem, andnotwisetomisinterpretthem, or.toseektoexplainthemaway.

(ToheContinued).

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MissionaryEpisodes

Thedangersusuallyexperiencedby theOblatemissionariesinevangelis- ingtheIndiantribesofthevastregionsoftheNorthernProvincesof theCanadianDominion,donotar- isefromtheferocityofthetribes, butfromthedifficultiesoftravel. Take,forinstance,theneighbour hoodofSmith'sLandingonthe GreatSlaveRiver.Itissituatedin latitude60N.andlongitude1112" W.,beinghalf-wayontheRiverbetweenAthabascaLakeandGreat SlaveLake.Nearitarerapids, whichthreatendestructiontoall whoattempttonegotiatethem.The watersrushwithviolenceandwith deafeningsoundagainsttheinterpo-singrocks,foaminganddashingalongmostfuriously.Someyears ago,beforethemissionwasestablis- hedatSmith'sLanding,Fathers LaityandDupireandBrotherChar- borneanleftAthabascaLaketoconveyasupply.oftimberforthemis- sionwhichwasbeingfoundedatRe- solutionontheGreatSlaveLake. Theyhadmadeakindofraftwith thetimber,andonthistheypiled theshinglesandprovisions,suchas bagsofflour.Takinguptheirpo- sitionontherafttheywerecarried alongbythecurrent.Therewas, however,athickfogontheriver, whichcausedthemtolosetheirbear- ings.Allwentwellfortwoorthree daysbutwhenpassingSmith's Landing,thefogliftedsufficiently forsomenativesonthehanktosee them.Thesenativeswerealarmed toseetheraftbeingborneonto therapids,andtheycriedouttothe Missionariesthattheyworldsurely belost.TheBrotherjumpedinto theskirt'whichwasattachedtothe raft,andtakingaropetheghttoreachthehankandstaythepro- gressoftheraft.Inthishefailed astheropewasteoshort.He mighthowever,havereachedthe bankandhaveescapedalldanger, buthemadefortheraftagain, whichheboarded5ustesitreached therapids.Thewholecraftshot downtheragingwaters,butfortun- atelythepassengerswereableto cling.tothehoardswhichformedit, am'toretaintheirholdwhileit wentunder. Theshingleandthe provisions.weresweptoff.Theraft cameagainuptothesurfaceand continueditsmadcoursein the foamingcurrentamidsttherocks. Fortunatelytheraftheldtogether. Themissionariessoonreachedaspot wheretheriverdivideditselfinto

threechannels,andtheretheyseem- eddestinedtodestruction,forthe middlechannelledtoanabyssfrum whichtherewasnopossibleoutlet. Intothistheywerebeingcarried, when,throughsomeforce,whichthey wereneverabletoexplain,asifit wasbysomepreternaturalagencyin answertotheirprayers,theraft wentbackagainstthestream,and takinganothercoursewassoonstuck uponashoalandstopped.Themissionarieswereabletogetfooting uponarockabovewater,andfromthis,usingtheskiff,theymanaged withgreatdifficultytoreachthe bankoftheriver.Theraftwascar- riedalonganddashedtopieces.The missionarieslosteverything. HereatSmith'sLandinginJune 1908,thereoccurredasadcatastrophe.Twomissionariesweredrowned. ThesewereFatherBremond, thepriestofthemission,andFather Brohan,ayoungFatheronhisway, tohismissioninMackenzie.FatherBremond,whohadbeenprofessed sixteen>ears,haddonegoodservice inthoseparts.Hewas42years ofage.FatherBrohanwasinthe arstyearofhispriesthood,and wasonlytwenty-fouryearsofage. Acrosserectedonarock facingthespotofthedisastertells ofit.-R.I.P.

Anothersuchcatastropheoccurred twoyearslater,whentwoof the Brotherslosttheirlivesincrossing ariverinAthabaska.Brother WelschhadbeensentfromtheSt. BernardMission,onLittleSlave Lake,toerectanewschoolhouse atthemissiononSturgeonLakein thatProvince.Theworkhaving beenhappilyfinished,hesetoutcc the;0thJune,1910toreturntohis ownmission.BrotherNicolasac- companiedhim,buthewastore- turntoSturgeonLakewithaparty ofIndianswhowereontheirway. backfromLittleSlaveLake. noononthesamedaytheymust havereachedtheBoucaneRiver,dis- tantabouttwentymiles.They shouldhaveproceededtoafordto crossthatriver,hutitwouldap- pearthattheyattemptedtocrossit wherethewaterwasdeep.TheIn- dianswhowereexpected,reachedSturgeonLakeMissiononlyonJuly 9th,butBrotherNicolaswasrot withthem.Theyhad,however,seen astrayhorse.Theworstwasfear- ed. Apartywenttotheriver, whereinduetimethebodiesofthe twoBrotherswerefound.Only thosewholabourinthosedistant

anddifficultmissions,canappreciatethegreatnessofsuchaloss. IntheVicariateofAthabaska therearetwelvemissionstations. BishopGrouard,O.M.I.,isassisted byaCoadjutorBishop,24Oblate Fathers,and29OblateBrothers.

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ligedtosupporttheirreligion 1.y theirvoluntarycontributions.While theFaithwasdyinginPortugal, FranceaedItalyandothercountries itwasflourishing,thanksbe to God,inIreland.Thereweremany reasonsforthat,butonewasthat thepeoplehadalwaysbeenmaking sacrificesfortheirreligion.

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BISHOPVAUGHAN'SSERMONSIN DUBLAN.

IntheCarmeliteChurch,Whitefriar. Street,onSundayJuly23rd,the ceremoniesconnectedwiththefestivalofOurLadyofMountCarmel cametoaclose.Throughoutthe weekthesacrededificewasfilledto overflowingduringthemorningand eveningdevotions.TheRightRev. Dr.Vaughan,BishopofSebastopolis whopreacheddailyduringthe week,wasthepreacheralsoatthe HighMassonSunday.Takingfor histextthewords"LearnofMe, becauseIammeekandhumbleof heart,"hesaidthatallChrist'steachings,laboursandsufferingswere intendedtoshowHisfollowersthe necessityofPossessingthevirtueof humility,whichwasthefoundation oftheChristiancharacter.Its(Ppositevice,pride,wasthecauseof allthesinandmiseryoflife.Did thetimeAthisdisposalpermitofit, hecouldtakeviceaftervice,andsin aftersin,and thatpridelay atthebottomofthemall. As ChristiansandfollowerscfJesus Christ,whosewholelifewasoneof lowlyhumilityandmeekness,the mainquestionforthemwas,how theyweretoacquirehumility.The firstgreatmeanswasPrayer.Let themsayoftenandfervently.that beautifulprayer,"Jesusmeekand humbleofheart,makemyheartlike untoThine."Thesecondmeanswas tosetbeforethemtheexamplecf ChristHimself.Puttingthat ex.amplebeforethemdaily,theywere certaintoattainthepracticeof truehumility.Letthemnotheafraidofhumiliations,orwishtopossesstheingenuitytoevadeorescape them.ThedevoutChristiannet thembravelyastheycame. The secretofacquiringhumilitywasto makeuseoftheopportunitiesthat Godsent,andtomakeuseofthem asoccasionsforreapinggreatermerit,andsecuringaricherrewardin Hisown.EternalKingdom.

tion.Hewaschiefofthe"Freeman'sJournal's"reportingstaff, towhomtheoldIrishParty entrustedexclusivelythereportingof thedebatesinCommitteeRoomFifteenandthetaskofsupplyingfull reportsoftheProceedingstothe EnglishandtheIrishPressandhe wasthechronicleroftheincursion intoCanadabyMr.WilliamO'Brien toattacktheViceroy,LordLansdowne,overthePlanofCampaign evictionsatLuggacurren.Itisa circumstanceworthrecallingthat the"Times"andtheotherLondon dailiescontainedlaudatorynoticesof themannerinwhichthe"Freeman" stall*ur.derMr.Ryansuppliedthem eacheveningwithfullandaccurate reportsoftheproceedingsinCommitteeRoomFifteenwhichledto "theParnellSplit,"asithassince cometobeknown.Mr.Ryanwas admittedlyoneofthemostexpert shorthandwritersintheUnited Kingdom,andwasfrequentlyengagedreportingtheproceedingsofRoyalandVice-RegalCommissions. S manofremarkableliteraryattainmentsandpossessingacharming manner,hewasesteemedbyeveryonewhoknewhim.

RELIGIOUSPROGRESSIN CLARE.

TheerectionofChurchesproceeds quietlybutsteadilythroughoutthe country,affordingproofthatthe FaithwhichSt.Patrickbroughtto Irelandstillburnsbrightly.SeldomaweekPassesthatsomenew Churchisnotdedicated,oranold onereopenedafterbeingimproved.

TheDublinCorporation,inconferringthefreedomofthecityupon ProfessorKunoMeyerandCanon O'Leary,P.P.,hasperformeda gracefulact.Itisonethat will meetwiththeheartyapprobationof allwhosympathisewiththeIrish languagemovement,towhichboth gentlemenhoverenderedinvaluable service.TheMostRey.Dr.Browne, BishopofCloyne,inthecourseofa lettercongratulatingCanonO'Leary onthehighhonourwhichhasbeen paidhimbythecapitalofhiscountry,saysheisbracketed,andvery properlyso,withthefirstscholarin EuropeinthedepartmentofGaelic studies.

CroaghPatrick

INST.PATRICK'SFOOTSTEPS.

Upwardsofse,000PilgrimsonSunday,Soth'Julypaidsolemnhomage tothememory-ofIreland'sNational Apostlebyliterallyfollowinginhis footstepsupthearduousascentof thepreciPitouslspicturesqueCroaghDetrick.Alldaylongfromthefirst fitfulgleamsofdawnuntilevening shadowshidtheHolyHillinthe shroudofdarkness,anunendingprocessionofpeopletoiledupthedevioustrackstothecloud-cappedsummit,andfromanearlyhouralso, anotherprocessionpoureddownthe mountainsideafterpayingprayerful tributeattheSaintlyshrine.

attachmentofthepriesttohispeopleinthetimeoftrialandpersecution.Heshowedusthateverywave that'cashesagainsttherock-boiled shoreofthatlittleislandintheAtlantichearstidingsoftheworkthat theIrishpriestandtheIrishnuns havedoneandaredoingfortheir peopleineverypartoftheknown world., Dr.Ellis(*.pressedhimselfashighlypleasedtohavemkttheBishop. Hepointedouthowmuchheadmiredagreatandgoodman,particularlyamanofsuchself-sacrificeas heknewtheBishoPtobe.Itwas justwhatweexpectedfromthedoctor,eloquent,sincere,andrespectful ashealwaysis.

Rev.Mr.Hollandwelcomedthe Bishopbecauseheknewhewasa goodman,whowouldrejoicewith Peopleintheirjoyandsympateise withthemintheirsorrow.

WardenFinnertymadeaveryfeelingspeechinwhichhewishedHis LardshiPmanyyearsofhappinessin hishighoffice.

FatherDonogherinspeakingtothe toast,saidbefelthonouredinseeingtheBishophonoured.HethankedtheMayorandCouncilandothers,whomadethereceptionsucha success. HeassuredhisLordship thatinnopartoftheDiocesewould hefindthatcharitablespiritmere stronglycementedthanin.themothet4 townoftheGoldfields.

WELL-KNOWNJOURNALIST'S DEATH.

Thepassingawayafterabriefillness,ofMr.CharlesRyan,whofor overthirtyyearswasamemberof thereportingstaffoftheFreeman's Journal,"hascausedprofoundregretnotorlyamongstthemembersoftheProfessionwithwhichbe wassolongandhonpurablyassociated,butthroughoutIreland. In thedischargeofhisdutiesduring theKing'svisitMr.Ryansuffered sunstrokeandhadtoberemovedto hisresidenceinRathgar,wherebe wasattendedbySurgeonMcArdle, Dr.Cox,andDr.Thornton.Notwithstandingtheirunremittingattentions,heexpiredonSaturdayafternoon.Mr.RyanwasbornofIrishparentsinNewportnearCardiff, andeducatedatRatcliffeCollege, Leicester.Hisfirstengagementwas onthestaffofthe"CorkEeaminer,"towhichhewasattachedfor someyears.Intlis6,hejoinedthe Freeman'sJournal,"andhiscora nectionwiththatpaperwasindeed avariedone.Hewaspresentat manyscenesduringthelandagita-

OnSunday,23rdJulyatRuan,in CountyClare,St.Mary'sChurch, whichwaserectedthroughtheexertionsofFatherJohnGarry,P.P., wassolemnlydedicatedbytheMost Rev.Dr.Fogarty,BishopofKillaloe, inwhosedioceseitissituated.His LordshippresidedatHighMev, whichwasattended!hslargecongregation.TheMostRev.Dr.Gilmartin.,BishopofClonfert,preached thededicationsermon,whichwasore ofgreatpower. Hasaidthe Churchthatwasopenedthatday, wouldbeknownasSt.Mary'sof Roan.ItwouldnothelessacceptabletoGodbecauseitwascalledafterHisownMother,norwouldit makeitlessdeartoapeopleto whomdevotiontothe'BlessedVirgin wasastheairtheybreathed.

THEBISHOPOFKILLALOE'S ADDRESS.

Thisannualpilgrimageisastrikingproofofthestrengthandfervour ofIreland'sfaithandthesincerity andreligiousardourwhichinspires theIrishrace.TheCroaghpatrick Pilgrimageisnotonlyanexpression of;loveandreverenceforagreat historicaleventitisanational andpublicactofFaithwhichgatherstogetherfromtheendsofthe eartharoundaMayomountain-side thefarslunechildrenofacommon raceandcreed.

TwentyMasseswerecelebrateden themountainandtwosermonswere Preached,oneinIrishandonein English.NextweekweshallpublishthesermonpreachedinEnglish by,FatherGwynn,S.J.

TheBishopontheGoldfields

TheBishopinrisingreceiveda heartyovation.HesaidIfeela specialdelightinbeingherewithoil thismorning.Firstofall,hesaid, IseeintheMayoralChairmyold andtriedfriendMr.JoeMonaghan. Iknewhimyearsago,andevery yearseemstocementourfriendship moreandmore..Iamdelightedto seeherehaleandheartymyold friendWardenFinnerty,whoassisted meyearsagoinnosmallwayinmy missionarywork.Iamdelightedto maketheacquaintance,almostfor thefirsttime,ofDr.Ellis,andtake thisopportunityofthanking eina forhisgreatkindnesstotheSisterhoodworkinghereinCoolgardie.I amdelighted,hesaid,toseethatunitythatexistsamongallclassesand creeds.Iassureyouthatduringmy tenureofofficeinthegovernmentof thisdiocese,Iwilldonothing,by wordoract,tomarthatharmony, thatshouldexistonallsides.

TheBishop'thenproposedthe healthoftheMayorandCouncil.It wasdrunkwithsrusicalhonoursand respondedtobytheMayor,Crs.Fahan,Tindal,Kingsbury,andElliott. Thisbroughttoacloseamostenthusiasticfunction.Intheevening theBishopwithFathersDonogher, Kiely,Moloney,O'Reillyand Dr., EllisweretheguestsofMr.JoeMonaghanfordinnerathishotel.

AfterMasstheMostRev.Pr.Fogarty,addressingthelargecongregation,saidtherewasonlyone drawbacktothefestivitiesofthe day,whichhadpassedoffso-sell, andthatwastheabsenceoftheir belovedparishPriest,FatherGarry, owingtoasadaccident. He thoughthewasnotexaggerating, whenhesaidthatonlyforFather Garrythe,wouldneverhavehad thecouragetobeginthatChnrch, anditwastohim,underHeaven, thattheyoweditserection.Itwas FatherGarry'sgreatpopularityas aPriest,whohadspenthislifein fightingfortherightsofthepeople, thatattracted,so,muchsupportand sympathytowarda_theirbigundertakingfromPeopleooetaidethepar.-. ish.In.concluding,,the,Bishopsaid thewaysofGodwerewonderful,and ithasreallybeenablessingtoIreland,thatthepeoplehadteenob-

OnTuesdaylast,August22ndthe BishoparrivedherefromKalgoorlie intimeforlunchaccompaniedby FathersKiely,Moloney,andO'Reilly AttiredinhisEpiscopalRobes, heproceededtotheTownHall,at 4o'clock,wherehewasaccordeda civicreceptionbytheMayor(Mr. Monaghan),andCouncillorsofCoolgardie.Amongthosepresentwere: Rev.Mr.Holland(Anglican),Dr. Ellis,WardenFinnerty,Mr.Woodrow, CouncillorsEllis,Fahar,Tindal, Noonan,Elliott,Kingsbury,Rev.FathersKielv,Donogher,Moloney, O'Reillyandtownspeople.Thisreceptiondeservesmorethanpassing noticebeingthewarmestandmost enthusiasticyetheldintheoldand veneratedCouncilChamberofCoolgardie.Thetoastof"TheKing" washonoured.

TheMayor,onrising,said:"ItiswiththemostprofounddelightIproposethetoastof your Lordship'shealth.TheMayorwho isanoldfriendandgreatadmirer oftheBishop,wasverywellpleased withthelargenumberpresentatthe reception.Heoutlinedsome of theBishop'sgreatworkasaMissionarysinceheknewhimfirstin theearlydaysof.Coolgardie. Inthatbeautifplringingvoice(1 his.theMayor,whoisakeenstudentofIrishhistory,movedusinno smallwaybyhisdescriptionofthe

CHILDREN'SENTERTAINMENT.

OnWednesday.,August2S,His Lordship,BishopClunepaidhisfirst visittotheConventandSchoolsin Coolgardie,andwaswarmlyand heartilywelcomedbySistersand children.Theschoolroomwasdecoratedfortheoccasionwithwattle andgum,andthewarmthofwelcomewasexpressedinthefamiliargreeting"CeadMileFailthe."

TheBishopwasaccompaniedby'the Rev.Frs.Donogher,Kiely,Moloney, andO'Reilly,andonhisenteringthe childrenkneltandreceivedHisLordship'sblessing,theythenroseand sangwithalltheearnestness of theiryoungheartstheirsong of "Welcome."

Oneof.theseniorgirlsreadand presentedHisLordshipwithabeautifullydesignedandilluminatedaldressinalbumform.Thechildren thenwentthroughashortprogramme,whichwasmuchappreciatedbyHisLordship,andtheaccompanyingpriests, AttheconclusionoftheentertainmenttheBishopthankedtheSistersant'childrenforthehearty comehehadreceivedatSt,.Anthony's,andmuchtothedelightof theyoungfolkgrantedthemshalf holidayandpromisedawholeday onhisreturnfromNorseman.At

thesuggestionofFatherDonogher, thechildrengavethreeheartycheers forHisLordshiP.

OnthefollowingSundayConfirmationwasadministeredtoninetychildven.Theceremonywasbeautiful, andmendimpressive,andcouldnot butstirupintheheartsofthose whowitnesseditloveandreverence forourHolyFaith.

BeforeadministeringtheSacrament theBishopaddressedthechildrenand impressedwellonthemthegreat giftsandgracesthatwerebeingbestowedonthemthatdayandexhortedthemtoprayearnestlyforthe giftof"Fortitude,"astheywould needgreatstrengthtoresistthe temptationsofthe"EvilOne," whentheylefttheshelteroftheir homesandwentoutintotheworld; andevenintheirowe.homesthey neededstrengthtowithstandthe evilinfluenceofthebadexampleunfortunatelysetbymanyparents. Duringthewholeoftheceremonythe choirsang"VentCreator"which greatlyaddedtotheimpressiveness oftheceremony FatherDonogher ablyassistedtheBishopthroughout. Whatimpressedthechildrenmost wastheBishop'ssayinghewould standupinjudgmentagainstthe boyorgirlthatbeconfirmedthat daywho,wouldeverdenyhisorher faith.

TheBishopremainedatCoolgardie tillWednesdayevening,whentitleft for.Perth.Hereturned.againon Saturdaymorning.

HisLordship,Dr.Cluneofferedthe SacrificeoftheMassatSt.Mary's Church,Coolgardie,at7o'clockon Sundaymorning.HemadeanappealatbothMasses.Theresult, owingtothequietstateofthetown surprisedeverybody.ItwillbeeverEsoceAfterlastMassheadministeredConfirmationto94children.HeleftforBoulderintheafternoon,accompaniedbyFatherDonogher.

TheLateCardinal

TheTributeofthe ANENTHUSIASTICHIBERNIAN.

ThemembersoftheHibernianAustralasianCatholicBenefitSocietyin abodyattendedtheloo'clockMass attheCathedraloftheImmaculate Conception,lastSundaymorning, whichwasofferedforthereposeof thesoulofthelateCardinalMoran, whowaschiefchaplainoftheSociety.ThefollowingBrancheswererepresented St.Anthony's,MidfandJunction. Joachim's,VictoriaPark. Patrick's,Maylands. Brigid's,Perth. Brigid's,WestPerth. Malachy'sHighgate. liymphna's,Highgate. Kevin's,Subiaco. Canice's,Cottesloe. StaroftheSea,Fremantle. JuvenileBoys'Fremantle. FatherBrennan,whocelebratedthe Mass,deliveredashortaddress,in whichhemadespecialreferenceto theinterestwhichCardinalMoran hadalwaystakenintheworkofthe HibernianSocietyTheCardinal,he said,wasthetruest,bravest,and noblestHibernianofthemall.CardinalMoranwasalwaysinthethick ofthelightinfact,inthefrontof thefiringline.Itmatterednotif hewassometimesmisunderstood;it matteredlittleiftheslingsofcriti- cismandthearrowsofcalumnywere directedagainsthimhismottowas: "Bejustandfearnot."Henever waveredinhisresolveneverslackenedinhisdetermination,andnever blenchedinhiscourage.Hewasa greatHibernianandagreatAustralian,embodyinginhimselfthe bestpracticaljustificationofthe aimsand,objectsoftheHibernian Society.Inthatoldman,82years ofaee,HibernianismandAustralianismwereidealisedandrealised. A fewshortmonthsagotheyhadhad thepleasureoftheattendanceofthe Cardigalontheoccasionofthecorninunionbreakfast,attheHibernian Hall,inPerth.Inhisaddressto thatgathering,CardinalMoransell:

-"IamleaPPytofindmyselfamongstthemembersortheHibernian Society.Itsgrandidealsarevery deartome,andIaskofthosepresenttobetruetothoseidealswhich standfortheadvancementofourreligion,ourState,andourCommonwealth.Yourworkisanobleone, andiscloselsassociatedwiththeillustriousSt.Patrickwhobroughtthe apostolatetotheIrishpeople."The manwhohadthusaddressedthem, wasaworthyrepresentativeofthe saintsandscholarswhomhehonoaredsohighlyandimitatedsoclosely. Hehadbeenhereonlyfivemonths ago. Hehadbraved-thePerilsof thesea,andnotwithstandingtheburdenofhisfourscoreyearshehad comeherecheerfullytovisitthem, andencouragethem,tohonourthem, andtoblessthem.OnlastSt.Patrick'sDayhewasthecentralfigure inthegrandestprocessionthathad evermovedaroundthoseCathedral grounds.Hisgreathearthadbeen gladdenedbytheenthusiasticwelcome accordedtohimselfandthevisiting PrelatesinFremantleandPerth,and whentheybadehimgood-byethey wouldrememberhispropheticform standingerectandmajesticonthe deckofthemailsteameratFremantle,withhishandraisedinblessing forthemselvesandtheState.Little didtheythenthinkt.tthewouldso soonandsosuddenlsakeshipto quiteadifferentport,thathewould launchoutintotheoceanofeternity andwouldjourneyhometothegreat Godwhomhelovedas.tenderlyand servedsowell."Thesoulsofthe lustareinthehandsoftheLord, andthetormentofdeathcannot touchthem."

Te ,kecerti

"Beindefatigableinyourpurpose andwithundauntedspiritresist iniquityandtrytoconquerevil withgood,havingbeforeoureyes therewardpreparedforthosewho combatforthenameofChrist"PIUSIX.

SATURDAY,SEPTEMBER2,1911.

Thepoorestofthepoor

Oneofthemostinterestingchap-' tersinthelifeofCardinalVaughan istheoneundertheheading"For theChildren'sSake."Andperhaps, themostpracticalmonumenttohis memory,becauseittouchesthe'most far-reachingresults,isthe"Children'sProtectionandRescueSociety" whichwassofirmlyestablishedby theCardinalwhenhewasBishopcf Salford.

Thisweek.wedevoteawholepage ofthe"Record"toanaccountof theexcellentworkdonebyBishop Vaughan,andhissuccessorsinsavingtheneedschildren.

Whenthecryingnecessityofthe, workiirstdawnedonBishopVaughanhewasalmostappalledwecan stillseehimstrikinghisbreast, anddeclaringpathetically:-"through myfault."Theideathatchildrenof hisflockwerebeinglosttothe Faith,andthefactthathecoulddo somethingtowardssavingthem, seemstohavetakenentirepossessionofhisbeing.Hecouldnotlet thethoughtoutofhismind.

"Formyself,"hesaid,"Iconfess thatmysoulhasbeensaddenedand rackedwithanxietybythepicture whichhasbeenconstantlybeforeme. WhyhaveInotknownallthisbefore?WhyhaveIbeensolong blindanddeaftothemisfortuneofmy PeopleWhateverbetheblame,whatevertheexcuse,letusnowPutour handtothework,andnotslacken tillitbeaccomplished.Ipraythat Imayhavenopeace,Ihopethatyoa

willhavenopeace,andIpromise thatIwillgivethePriestsandthe peoplenopeacetillthisworkofsayingtheorphan,thewastrel,andthe childabandonedtoSatan,beaccomplished."

Hewasasgoodashisword;he neitherrested,nordidheletothers rest,untilthework.ofsavingthe dhildrenofthesubmergedtenthin hisdiocesewasthoroughlyorganisedandfirmlyestablished.TheresultwastheCatholicProtectionand RescueSocietythatSocietycelebrateditssilverjubileeonthesoth oflastJuly,whenthosewhoare nowcarryingonthework,hadthe satisfactionofknowingthattheSocietywasthemeans'ofrescuing,sheltering,supportingandgroundingin sueFaithnolessthanseventhousandchildren.

"Hewhoreceivesonesuchlittle childinMyName,receivesMe,"said OurBlessedLord.Weneednotdiscussthemeritoftheworkbutwe woulddowelltoaskourselvesifit isPossibleforustotakealesson fromtheSalfordProtectionandRescueSociety.

Wemustadmitthattherearesome veryneedychildreninWest..Australia.ThemembersoftheSt.VincentDePaulSocietyhavealready relieved,andareatpresentrelieving manycasesofappallingpoverty; andtheyarenodoubtfindingout thatinmostcasesspiritualandmaterialpovertygohandinhand.We mayreadandhearmuchaboutour "GoldenWest,"buttomanythese wordsareregardedasamereechoof thesoundingbrassandtinklingcymbal. Theremaybea"Golden West"butithasneverofferedthem eventhefleshpotsofEgypt.We trustthatthemembersoftheSt. VincentDePaulSocietywillmaintaintheirpresentApostolicenthusiasm,andincreasethevariousphasesoftheirwork. Wefeelcertain thatourgenerouspeople,whoare blessedwith.afairshareofthis world'sgoods,willheartilysupport theSociety,sothatnothingmay Preventitsmembersfromgivingabundantrelieftoeverycaseofdistressbroughtundertheirnotice.Our columnswillbealwaysopenforthe discussionofthewaysandmeansof relievingthoseinwant,particularly, whenthereisquestionofthelambs oftheflock-thelittlechildrenso deartotheSacredHeartofOur LordJesusChrist-"Amen,I,sayto you,whatyoudotooneofthesemy leastbrethren,thesameyoudounto Me."

HowLong!

LastweektheKalgoorlie"Sun" hadanests.littlecommentinreferencetotheDiocesanCampaign.As ashort,sharp,impertinentandirereverentinsulttheparcouldhardly bebeaten.

Somethingsimilarappearedinone oftheAmericanpapersafewmonths ago;buttheYankeeCatholics,who havemoreback-boneandself-respect thantheircriticsgivethemcreditfor, promptlyinformed themanagemertof,theoffending newspaperthattheywouldimmediatelywithdrawtheirsupportinboth advertisementsandsubscriptions. Thentheshoebegantopinch;apologiesweremade,andguarantees weregiventhatinsultstoCatholics andtheirFaithwouldcease. Wewonderhowmans;ofourtame Paddy-go-easy"Cawtholics"who areafraidoftheirownshadows,will continuetoadvertisein.andpatron- isepaversthatinsulttheirFaith.

DIOCeSallnews. CALENDAE,

Sunday3rdSeptember(R)-xin

Sunday.afterPentecost.CommemorationofalltheSovereignPontiffs.

Monday4th(W)-St.RoseofViterbo Virgin.

Tuesday5th(W)-St.LaurenceJustinian,Bishop.

Wednesday6th(R)-St.Rumoldus, IrishMartyr, Thursday7th(W)-St.Eugenius PopeandConfessor.

Friday8th(W)-Nativity-ofthe BlessedVirginMary.

Saturdayyth(W)-St.Kieran,Irish Abbot.

Bishop'sEngagements

SePtember3-Norseman: Masses7andsoo'clock,preaches atboth.

3p.m.Confirmation.

7.3op.m.Bishoptopreach.

TheFortyHoursAdorationwill commenceintheMonastery,North Perthonthe17thSeptemberFeast ofOurLadyofDolours.

HisLordshiptheBishke,isreceivingwarmwelcOmeandgeneroussup- PortfromtheGoldfieldspeoplewho alwaysadmireahardworker.

FatherHayes,Adm.,returnedto PerthfromtheSouth-WestonThursdaynight.

TheRev.FatherGrogan,C.SS.R., openedhisfirstmissioninAustralia atMaylandsonlastSundaymorning anddespitethethreateningstateof theweather,theattendancehasbeen excellent,andtheRev.preacher's practicalsermonsandinstructions havebeenattentivelylistenedto. TheCatholicpopulationofthesub-urbhasincreasedconsiderablysince FatherMangan'smission12months ago,andFatherGroganexpresses himselfashighlypleasedwithhis firstmissionaryexperienceinthe West. FatherGroganwillpreach againto-nightandatthetoo'clock MassinMaylandsto-morrow(Sunday),morning,aftercelebratingthe yo'clockMassatBayswater,and willbringthemissiontoaclosecn to-morrowevening.St.Patrick's choir,undertheleadershipoftr. P.Bryanhasrenderedthemusicduringtheweek.MissAnnieColgan, Presidedattheorgan.

TheVeryRev.P.Verling,V.G., representedHisLordship,attheop- eningoftheStateSchoolTeachers' AnnualConferenceinPerthonlast Wednesdayafternoon.ThePresident (Mr,FrankO'Leary,ofGuildford), regrettedtheunavoidableabsenceof BishopClune,andpaidagraceful tributetoHisLordship'sprudent foresightinplacinghisCatholic SchoolsunderGovernmentinspection knowingthattheywouldgetjustice atthehandsofthepublicinspec- tors.

AnswerstoCorrespondents

"T."-Wearesorrythatyour matterisnotsuitable.Youmakea goodattemptinbothproseand versebutyoutrytooninnythings atonce.

"Con."-Yourmanuscriptreminds usof"walkingsticksgonemad." Youevidentlymakeamistake,wedo notkeepalunaticasvlumnintheof- fice.TryClaremont.

"R.D.S."-Youhavenotsentyour nameandaddress,hencewecannot makeanyuseofyourarticle.

"J.S.D."-Yourletterwasunfortunateitarrivedthesamedayas theCardinal'sdeath..Owingtothe deathofHisEminencemanyitems ofinterestwerecrushedoutthat week.Someofthem,includingyour letter,werestaleanduncalledfor thefollowingweek.

"D.R."-Verygratefulforyour contributionswhicharealwaysread- ableanduptodate.

Armadale

IntheGoldenWest.

Wealmostforgottomentionthat theAnnualCatholicBallwillbe,held on13thSeptember.Ithasalways beensuccessfalbutthis,yearitspromotersaredeterminedtoscorearecord.

Bayswater

TheChildren'sFancyDressBall, willbeheldattheBayswaterHall onnextFridayevening,September 8,inaidofCoronationCarnival. Eightprizeswillbeprovided.

Boulder

TheBishopgaveConfirmationat BoulderonSundaylastat3.3o,altogether280wereconfirmed.Itwas abeautifulandinspiringceremony. TheChurchwasuncomfortablycrowdedonSundaynight,whentheBishop Preachedonthegospeloftheday., LastMondaynighttheBouldercongregationreceivedtheBishopatthe TownHailabout500werepresent. Fr.KielywelcomedtheBishop.On behalfofthelaityMr.J.Cawleyin aver,nicespeechwelcomedhimand tenderedtheirheartycongratulation andloyalsupport.Mr.G.Hartrey readanaddressfromthepriestsand people. HisLordshipinhisusual magnificentstyleSpokeandthanked all.TheBishopwillmaketheap- pealinaidoftheDiocesandebtnext SundayweekatBoulder.Thereis everyindicationofphenomenalsuccess. AndonSundayweeksHis Lordshiplaysthefoundationstoneof theBouldernewbrickChurch.KambailieChurchthathasbeenchanged toSouthBoulderwasformally openedlastSundaySchoolre-opens nextMondaythereafterninemonths' spell.

%Melton

SUCCESSESOFCONVENTPUPILS PRACTICALRESULTS.

Intermediabre-(Honours)C.Walpole(goldmedal(pass),C.Bentley, andM.Walpole. Junior-(honours)L.Donovan; (pass)E.Amiott,V.Morfesse,K. Abbey(singing),M.Walpole(violin). Preparatory-(credit)R.Conway (goldmedal)(Pass)C.Bignell,M. Crowley. THEORYRESULTS. Intermediate(honours):C.Bentley);(pass),M.Walpole,C.Walpole andL.Donovan.

Junior(honours)R.Conway,M. Crowley-,G.Smith,N.Smith,C. Bignell,K.Higgins. Preparatory(credit)G.Barker, K.Warner.

Fremantle

ST.JOSEPH'SCONVENT.

ThemanyfriendsofRev.Father Smyth,O.M.I.,(NorthFremantle), arepleasedtocongratulatehim, throughthecolumnsofthe"W.A. Record"onthejoyfultidingsthat whilstasisterofhishasbutrecen- tlyenteredtheConventinthe"Old Land"yetanotherofthatexempla- ryChristianfamily,"theworldfor- gettingbytheworldforgot"braved thedistantseasinordertoconsecrateheryounglifetotheserviceof Godinthecloister.MissSmyth commencedhernevitiateatSt.Joseph'sConventonSaturdayevening last Admultosannos.

Rev.FatherCagney,C.SS.R.,Is conductingtheAnnualRetreatwhich beganonSaturdayfor'theSistersof theaboveConvent,whileRev.FatherWheelerO.M.I.,isfulfillingasim- ilarn:lesionfortheSistersofSt. Joseph.establishedatNorthern. THEST.VINCENTPEPALL SOCIETY.

TheSt.Patrick'sBranchoftheaboveSocietycontinuestomeeteverySundaymorningasusual,whenthe membersareconsoledbythework fromweektoweekperformed,and furthern'oreareencouragedtoIer severeindoinggoodfromthelessons leftthembySt.Vincent,trulynamed"TheFatherofthePoor."

HighgateHill andhelphim.Thoughthedabsofits CORONATIONBAZAAR. gloryseemo'er,itpresentedagood Topromotetheinterestsofthemusterofmenwhoseonlyregretwas t greatbazaar,theladiesinchargeofthattheirpureeswerenotasfullas theQueenMaryStallhavedecidedtotheirhearts.Mr.Millerreadan holdaChildren'sGiftFestivalinaddressofwelcomeonbehalfofthe theParishHall,HaroldStreet,people,andMr.McKinley.spoke Highgate,onWednesday,September,brieflyonbehalfoftheHibernian 13thfrom2to5p.m.Intheeven-Society.HisLordship'sappealtou- ingtheFestivalwillbeopentochedthe'deepestlevelsofthepeople's adults. Manyattractionsarepro-pockets,andeverythingrichthat mised. wasinthemwasgladlyplacedat hisdisposal.liehimselftooka Kaigoodle handin"specking"amongstthe HisLordshiphasgonethroughcongregation,andtherewasscar- practicallyalltheagricultural:Hs-plyasinglepromising"outcrop trictsandwithoutasingleexceptionthatescapedhiseye.Mr.Foleywas receivedeverywherepracticalpledgesthefirst"claim"he"peggedout" ofhispeople'sco-operation. Kai_andthereandthenfoundanicelit- goorlieisthefirstGoldfieldsdie-tle"pot"offivesovereignswitha tractinwhichheappealed,andtopromiseofoneeachmonthfortwelve months.Otherclaimsinthesame thecreditofKalgoorlie,beitsaid, ithassurpassedevenitsown linegreatofreefpromisetoturnoutel reputation.HeaskedthePeopleto ksiockedoffworkthe mostasgood. Whenthefirst promisewhatevercontributionthey shift re- couldconvenientlyaffordeachmonthturn"overtheplates"wasmost e fortwelveconsecutivemonths.Thisencouraging,andthisisthesurest signofthe"tailings"turningout theydid,andtheirpaymentsand well.ForeveryonearoundKanow- promisescametothegrandtotalof naknowsthe"pug"isnoteasily over£2000.Manylargeandsmalltreated. contributionswerehandedinonSunTheresultofHisLordship'sappeal day,.andeverydaysince'Promises wasthesplendidsumof£2.4obeing .arebeing'fulfilled.AsusualMr.subscribediscashandpromises. P.Lynchheadedthelist,thistimePhat,saneye-openertothosewho withachequeforonehundredguin-sayKanownaisdead.No,itis ens.Mrs.W.BurkeandMrs.J.A. notdead. Ithasslumberedand Agnewgive£66each.Mr.P.Bren-sleptforawhile,andletushope nan,Mr.M.O'Reilly,andMr.G. nowitisre-awakeningafterareMcKennagive.E5oeach,Mr.T.Con-freshingsleep.Itspeoplerecognise nolly.gave20guineas,andsothethefinancialcrisisthroughwhichthe listproceedstolittleTommyGoDioceseispassingandhaverallied wane'whogavehistwoshillingspoc- ketmoney,andpromisedoneshillingpermonthfortwelvemonths. A poorwomanpromisedtenshillings permonthandaccompaniedherpromisewiththeremark"I'llseethat theoldmanwilldrinkthatmuch lessforthenexttwelvemonths." Andverylikelyshewillseetoboth. forshecomesfromagoodoldstock. Letushopemanyotherswillimitate herexamplebydenyingthemselves somelittleluxury,andcontribute whattheytherebysavetowardsthe honourandgloryofGodandthe welfareoftheirsouls.

tothem!

Maylands

OnThursdayevening,rithinsta eoncertParty,undertheauspicesof St.Patrick'sChurchChoir,May'- lands,paidavisittotheSchool fortheBlind,whichissituatedin thatlocality,andreceivedahearty welcomeatthehandsofMr.KentthePrincipal,theMatronandStaff. OnenteringtheInstitutiontheladies ofthepartyweredirectedtothe DrawingRoomandthegentlemen

ThemembersofSt.VincentDe PaulSocietyhavekindlyondertakenhadtheLibraryRoomplacedat tolookafterthiscollection.Itistheirdisposal.Aprogrammewas therefore,entrustedtoabodyofmostdrawnupthereandthen,andWhen exemplarymen,whowillseethatitallhadrestedsufficiently,theywere iscarriedoutinacarefulandsys-escortedtothelargeMusicRoomof tematicmanner.Theywillhavewhichtheseatingaccommodation representativeseverySundaystat-wasfullytaxedbytheinmatesall ionedoutsidetheChurchdoorstoreadyandapparentlyanxioustohear receivecontributionstowardsthiswhatwasinstoreforthem. Mr. andtheInterestonthelocaldebt.Kentinintroducingthepartysaid Inadditiontheyhopetovisitthethatitwasunnecessaryforhimto statehowthankfulhe,theStaffand homeofeverypersonwhosepledgeremainsunredeemed.AshisLord-allthoseresidentattheInstitution shipremarkednothingbutasuddenweretothepartyforcomingalong deathshouldaccountforapromisetocheerthemandgivethemanev- beingunfulfilled.Anditisdevout-ening"outoftheordinary." Mr.Bryan,inthankingMr.Kent lytobewishedthatnosuddenor unprovideddeathsoccurinKalgoor-forthehappywelcomeaccordedthe liewithinthenexttwelvemonths.Partysaidthattheitemswhich

dering,of"TheScottishBlueBolls." Congratulatoryremarksmadebya memberofthestaffwereoverheard, asofferedtoMrs.O'Brienforher singingofScotchsongs.Mr.Tom Cainwasathisheart'scontentsinging"TheRomanyLass"and',as muchmoresowhenheenteredon "QueenoftheEarth,"thesecond chorusofwhich,wasgiveneffectto byeveryoneintheroom"joining in."MissColgankindlyactedasaccompanistethroughouttheprogramme.

Thevisitors'contributionswere interwovenwithadescriptiverecita- tiongivenbyalittlechap,Harold Ackland(whoisatotallyblindinmateoftheInstitution-buttosee himrunupthestairstobedone wouldneverbelieveit),entitled(the writerthinks)"Iwanttogoto Grandpa's"forwhichhewashear- tilyapplauded.Thisitemwas,lateron,followedbyapianoforte duetbyMissEttieMunnandClarenceFerguson,bothalsototally blind.Itwasawonderfuldisplay ofprecision,time,andharmony.The merefactoftwoblindchildrenman-ipulatingthepianoinsuchstyleis iritselfanexhibitionofthepatience andpainstakingqualitiesofthetea- cher(MissAnderson).Theitem waswellworthyoftherecognitionit received.

TheProgrammeconcluded;Mr. KentonbehalfoftheCouncilofthe Institutionandhimselfandstaff thankedthevisitorsforthevery pleasanteveningtheyallspentand trustedthatitwouldnotbethe aroundtheirBishopinamanner'''.lasttimethatheandtheinmates worthyofallpraise.Morepowershouldbetreatedbythem.Hecouldalwaysassurethemofawarm.welcome,andheaddedthattheresidentsoftheschoolcouldenjoysand appreciateagoodsongorrecitation equallyaswellasanyoneoutside. Mr.Bryan,inresponsethankedMr. Kentforhisremarksandeveryone Presentforthekindlyhearingthat hadbeenaffordedthemembersof thepartyandfortheirapparentaP- preciationoftheitems;speakingon behalfoftheparty,hesaidthatthe visitorsevidentlyenjoyedthemselves aswellasanybodyelse,andashe statedinthebeginningoftheev- ening,whatwastoberendered wouldbethebestthePartycoulddo anditwasso.Supperwasthen servedaroundandamostenjoyable evening"brokeup"whenthelittle onesbegantogetsleepyand"tod- dledoff"tobed.Friendlydisorderreignedsupremeandamidst a thousand"goodnights"thevisi- torstooktheirdeparture.

MidlandJunction

SouthKalgoorliepeoplewereirn-wouldberenderedduringtheevening huedwiththesamegenerousspiritwouldonlybefew-owingtothree asthoseofSt.Mary's.Theireon-disappointments-buthopedthatthey tributionamountedto217o. Thewouldproveenjoyable-alltheparty collectiontherewillbeseento coulddowastodoitsbest. Messrs.Starr,Stormon,Wilkinson, TheProgrammewasopened by Horan,Conroy.andCorry.JudgingMissA.Colganwithabrilliantpia- bytheirgreatsuccessingettinginnoforteSolo"Balancelle;"folbw- moneyonbehalfofSt.Camillus'edbyMr.R.O'Briencontributinga Churchinthepast,thereiseverysong"FlightofAges,"whichwas hopethatthesegentlemenwillseeexceptionallywellrendered,andwho, thateverypoundpromisedwillbelateron,favouredtheaudiencewith realised. thefinedramaticrecitation"ChristKanowna

HisLordship'stourthroughoutthe dioceseisagoodobjectlessonof whatapracticaladvocateofthe strenuouslifecando.Hehascertainlyeatennoidlebreadonthe Goldfields.Afterabigday'swork inBoulderandCoolgardieonSundayhecametoKanownaonMondayaccomnaniedbyDeanRobinson, FatherKielyandFatherMoloney, wheretheybecametheguestsofMr. andMrs.GeorgeO'Brien.TheremnantofCatholicKanownaassembled inthechurchat.nighttosee.',ear.

masDayintheWorkhorse."Miss JosefollowedinPleasingstylewith averyprettysorz"WhentheSwal- lowsHomewardFly"andagainit theseco-1halfoftheprogramme withasplendidinterpretationof"A NorwegianSong?'Bothitemswere verywellrendered. Mr.P.Bryan thenrenderedasong"TillDeath," andsubsequentlysangthefamiliar, "Sincerity.."Mrs.R.O'Brienwas nextwith"MyAinFolk,"which shesangingreatstyleandwith Plentyoffeelingandwasgreeted aftereachverse.Thesameladyalsoearnedduerecognitionforherren-

ThedrawingwasdonebytheMay- or(Mr.P.F.Robinson)andMr.H. J.Lambertunderthesuperintendence ofthecommittee,andtheresults wereannouncedbyMr.H.D.Gibbs asfollows let66o,B.S.A.bicycle,Mrs. O'Rourke,SouthGuildford. 2nd2158,aviolin,incase,R. Fergie,c/oPeetandCo.,Perth. 3rdI95o,afternoonsilverteaser- vice(Ashberry),MissBooth,Welling- ton-Street,Perth. 4th95o,ornamentalhallstand, Jas.Farrell,MidlandJunction. 5th3687,chequefor£22s.,orits value,A.Jamieson,Midland.Tunction 6th663,chequefor£228.orits value.Mrs.Criddle,Helena-street, Guildford. 7th3537,chequefor£228.orits value,MissHolmes,Fletcher-street, Essendon,Victoria., 8th,1588,trophyvalueLP48.,Mr G.Foster,CouncilClubHotel,Mid- landJunction. 9th39o5,chequefor2Pis.orits value,A.'Mayes,C/oMrs.Martin, SpringParkroad,Midland. Toth3925,trophy,valueLiis. Mrs.Gigney,Commercial-road,MidlandJunction. Alltheprizes'raybehadbythe winnersonapplicationtoRev.H. O'Reilly,ThePresbytery,Guildford.

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ThemarriageofMissNoraMoroney,daughterofthelateMr..1.MoroneyofBansha,Co.TiPP.,Ireland, toMr.PatrickMcNamara.sonof thelateMr.PatrickMcNamaraof Co.Clare,Ireland,tookplaceon Wednesday,August9thattheCathedraloftheImmaculateConception afterwhichasolemnnuptialMass wascelebrated,theRev.FatherMoloneyofficiating.

TheBride,lookingveryprettin anivory-colouredsilkmuslinfrock, trimrredwithLimericklaceandfinishedwithsilkcord.k,asgivenaway byherbrother-i,n-law,Mr.W.W.Riley.MissN.Keane(cousinofthe Bride),actedasbridesmaid,andMr. MartinMcNamara(brotherofthe bridegroom)wasbestman.Master WillieRiley,anephewoftheBride, Personatedaprettylittlepagein whitesatin.

Aftertheceremonyalargenumber ofguestswereentertainedataReceptionheldattheresidenceofthe Bride'ssister,Mrs.W.W.Riley,of Mt.Lawley.Theusualtoastswere honoured.TheRev.FatherMoloney inspeakiingtothetoastoftheBride andBridegroom,referredincomplimentarytermstotheBride'sprestige intheCathedralparish.

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6 IrishColleensetwasarranged byMissJohnsonanddancedinby oB.Porter,LStewart,S.Raltt,G. Watts,B.McCann,G.Smith, D. Cameron,andG.Smith.TheFrench FollySetwaswellgotup.Those whodancedinthissetwere B. Smedley,G.Hoskinga,M.Slinger,A. Caultas,G.Tawain,L.Cowen,C. Pash,and11.Brombeig.Onevery smallchild(EdnaMay),represented aBrideDollandwasgotuptoperfectionInawhitesilkdresswitha loxtulleveilandcoronetoforangeblossomandcarriedabouquet of whiteflowersalmostasbigasherself.PrettylittleMertonFlynnwas anideal"Cupid"andlookedlovely.AnOrientalLadywasavery 6charmingcostume,while"Fashions 6forAll"wasalsoverygood.Oneof 6themostoriginalcostumesinthe

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MCNAMARA-MORONEY.-OnWee, nesday,August9,attheCathedraloftheImmaculateConception,bytheRev.FatherMoloney, PatrickMcNamara,ofBoulder,to NoraMoroney,ofPerth.

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ThisSociety,althoughonlyinits infancyismakingstridesinleaps andbounds.Itisonlyjusttwo monthssinceitformed,yetithasa membershipcfjustforty,and, withFatherMastersonasitsSpiritualDirectoritwon'tbelongbeforeithasdoublethatnumber.The membershavestartedoffinearnest andintendtobuildaroomoftheir own.TheyhavetheplansoutalreadyandhavebeengrantedaPiece onwhichtheyintendtobuildtheir room. TheyintendholdingaEuchrePartyandDanceintheMasonicHall, SubiacoonMondaySept.4.toraise fundsfortheirhall.Attheirlast meetingitwasdecidedtoholda "BillyRun"toArmadaleandmembersare,requestedtomeetatthe cornerofHayandAxonstreetsen Sunday,Septemberlothat9-30aar. Nopacingallowedandnotmorethan 25milesanhours

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Oneofthemostsuccessfulballsof theseasonwasheldintheHibernian HallonFridayeveninglast,inaid oftheWestPerthandLeederville StallattheforthcomingCoronation carnival.TheHallwascrowdedand Mrs.Mitchell,andherassistantsare tobeheartilycongratulatedonthe resultoftheirefforts.TheMayoressofLeederville(Mrs.Barrett),with Mrs.McMasterandMr.T.apsleyactedasjudgesandtheirtaskwasno lightone,onaccountofthevery manybeautifuldressesworn.l'he grandmarch,directedbyMrs.Rolls andMissKeam,waswellgone throughandshowedupthebeautifulcostumesofthechildrentothe bestadvantage.Themoststriking costumeintheroomwaswornby MissEileenKeating,whorepresented "HomeRuleforIreland"andwas awardedthefirstprize.This%wing lady'sdresswasofemeraldgreen satin,trimmedwithgoldshamrocks, shealsoworeagoldcrownandcarriedastallwithaflagonwhichthe words,"HomeRuleforIreland," werewritteningoldletters.Green shoesandstockingscompletedamost handsomecostume.Theprizefor thebest-dressedboywaswonbylittleKevinKent,whorepresented "Lemons,"andworealemon-colouredsatinsuitwithtinylemonsorthe coat,andwithhislemon-shapedcap andpaleyellowshcesandstockings, thelittlefellowlookeddelightfuland withhissmallpartner,DoreenSutherland(asOranges)charmedthespectators.LittleMissSutherland's dresswasoforange-satin,trimmed withtinysatinorangesandgreen leaves,awreathoforange-blossom, andalong.spanglednetveil,were wornonthehead,andthetwomites receivedtheadmirationofallPresent.Theprizeforthebest-danced setwasawardedtothe"Lilyofthe Valley"set,whichwasarrangedby MissDotheryKeam.Thosedancing inthissetwereElsieBull,Eva Betts,VivereSharpe,RosieDriver, JoyceWesthoven,EileenCoal,Ivy, Lawrence,andJuliaArnold.Anotherveryprettysetwasthe"Fairies oftheSeasons'"representingthe fourseasonsofSpring,Summer,Au-

Asannouncedinourlastissuea HighMasswascelebratedonAugust 1i5thatthebeautifulConventChapel atHighgate,bytheVeryRev.P. Verling,V.G.,theRevs.W.J.Gallagher,Deaconp.Lynch,Subdeacon,andT.Crowley,N.C.Theoccasionwasoneofspecialrejoicing, becauseitmarkedtheGoldenJubilee ofthefoundationoftheOrderby EuphiasieBarbier,apiousreligious, whowasbornatCaen,Normandy, France,onJanuary4,182y.SheenteredtheInstituteoftheIncarnate Wordin1847,andatherprofession tookthenameofSisterMariecu CoeurdeJesu.SentbyherSuperiorstoLondoawithseveralotherSisters,shetookchargeoftheroor schools,orphanages,andworkrooms underthecareoftheFathersofthe Oratoryofwhomatthattimethe distinguishedFatherFaberwasSuperior.TheInstituteoftheIncarnateWordchangeditsnametothat oftheInstituteofN.D.delaCompassion,andFatherFaberwasappointed'itsecclesiasticalSuperior. TheInstitutebadbeenoriginally foundedfortheForeignMissionsout whenmissionaryworkwasproposed tothembytheMaristFathersthe,. feltobligedtorefuse,throughdeferencetotheOratorian,Fathers,whose schoolsandworksdetainedthemin England.TheMaristFatherssere notdiscouragedbythisfirstrefusal butreturnedagaintoaskforSisterswhowoulddevotethemselvesin theMissionsofAustralasiaentrusted tothembytheHolyFather.After maturereflectionthevenerableFoandress,withthepermissionofherSuperiorsandtheapprobationofRome badefarewelltoherSistersinLondon,andbeganatLyons(inFrance). onAug.15th.i861,theInstituteof NotreDamedesMissions.

woreasailordressofgzeensatin, withsilvershamrocks,aminiature yachtwaswornontheheadandshe carriedalife-buoyandanchor.MasterCliffordSutherlandes"Little JackHorner"woreabeautifulsnit ofpurplesatinwithpointlacecollarandcuffs.HiscaPhad"Jack Horner"printedonitingoldletters,andhecarriedapieinonehand andaplumintheother.Those wearingFancyDresseswereMiss K.Delaney,GretchenEdnaMay, BrideDollWinnieMooneyPowder PuffCliffordSutherland.JackHornerD.Ballinger,Butterfly 1.. Golding,SpanishDancerEnidGoldingandRitaFaulkner,Posterdressesrepresenting"Maskiell's;Eileen Arens,ScotchLassie A.,Slade, FootballerG.Tulloch,Fairy; E. Krug,WinterE.Keating,Home RuleforIreland;E.O'Connor,WinterRuthDavis,SilverStarStarch; D.Krug,Winter;FredCookson, JohnBullRoseSnowden,BrittaniaL.Gordon,FairyA.Palmer, Poppy;L.Boladeras,Winter;M.. Foss,BridesmaidKevin,Kent,and DoreenSutherland,OrangesandLemons;R.Stewart,Coronation;K. O'Connor,FlowerGirlK.Bryant, WestAustraliaK.Harrison,SnowflakeM.O'Connor,Sunflower;. M. Pung,SunflowerV.Potter,HarebellA.Pung,-PieretteA.Whiskin, FairyQueen;D.McCann.TambourineGirlD.Lemont,ScotchLassie; N.Parker,FollyJ.Davies,Forgetme-Not; M.Epsten,LastRoseof SummerS.Edwards,Rosebud;B. Kirwan,Ma-mi-RosetteV.Westhoven,Skipping-ropeGirlK.McGrath, SummerFairy; K.Mrlhall,Starlight M.Pung,PuritanMerton Flynn,Cupid;K.Brennan,Romp; R.McAdam,SummerZ.Webb,Irish Colleen; T.Dwyer,Biddyofthe RibbonsR.McGuiness,SpringW. Doherty,FairyQueenD.Bender, TambourineGirlK.Roberts,Forget-me-NotCarmelRoberto,Daisy Chain IvyRoberto,SpanishDancerClaudeRoberto,C.B.Footballer; J.Slade,BakerK.Buchanan, ScotchLassie W.Connor,Cow BoyG.Ballinger,FiveStarFlag; D.Evans,FashionsforAllCannel Kent,ShamrockIII.A.Hale,MilkmaidR.McDavott,Autumn; M. McCarthy,AutumnM.White,SpanishDancer;S.Devine,GipsyM. White,CherryRipeBabyMcCarthy., Fairy;K.Jeffery,RussianGirlC. Reide,OrientalLady.

Theladieswhowereresponsible forthesuccessoftheeveningwere Mrs.Mitchell(Secretary),Mrs.Callaway,Mrs.Clifton,Mrs.O'Connor, Mrs.Northcote,Mrs.Staunton,Miss Maghar,MissTaylor,MissRobinson, MissO'Shea,MissMitchell,andMiss Delaney.TheCommitteedesireto thankthefollowingladiesandgentlemenwhosokindlycametotheir assistanceandhelpedtomakethe hallthegreatsuccessitwasMrs. Barrett,Mrs.McMaster.Mrs.Keough,Mr.Easley,Mr.Kitchen,Mr. Northcote,Mr.WebbandMr.Lees, whowasmasterofCeremonies.'

AstimewentontheOrderspread throughoutEngland,France.Switzerland,Canada,India,andU.S.of America,andwasestablishedat Christchurch,NewZealand,inFebruary,T868.IntheDominionthere arenolessthan24HousesorbranchesoftheOrder,anditwasfrom NewZealandtheHighgateConvent wasfounded114yearsago,withthe sanctionofHislordship,Bishop Gibney.ThedioceseofPerthisthe onlyDioceseinAustraliainwhich theInstituteisestablished.InadditiontolourishingPrimaryandSecondarySchoolsatHighgate,theOrderhasveryefficientschoolsat PlymPton(E.Fremantle),Menzies, Busselton,andMaylands.andthetotalnumberinthevariouscommunitiesis35.Theangelofdeathhas dealtlightlywiththeInstituteonly twoofthecommunityhavingdied sincetheestablishmenthereonOctober13,1897.PiusIXin1877approvedoftheInstitute.LeoXIII gaveatemporaryapprobationofthe Constitutions,andourPresentHoly Father,PillsX.gaveadefiniteapprovalonJuly6,1906.

TheOrderhasnotescapedthegeneralpersecutionsoftheinfidelFrench Government.TheMotherHouseat Lyons,theHouseoftheHolyAngels atArmentieresandseveralother homesoflearningandcharityhadto besurrenderedtothemodernvandals ofFrance,andthepresenthead-quartersoftheOrderisatDeal,inKent. Writingfromthererecentlytoall thehousesoftheOrder,theMother Generalsays "TheInstitutewas butthetinygrainofmustardseed. hutitSoundfavourinthesightof OurDivineMaster,andtherefore, thislittlegrain,afterpassing throughmanyordealsandtrials, flourishedandgrewuptobethetree, whichatthepresentmomentspreads itsmodestbranchesfromEuropeinto Asia,America.Australia,evento theboundariesoftheearth,intoNew Zealand,.whichcontainsourmost flourishingProvince."Weofferthe Sistersoursincerecongratulations, andwishthemmanyusefulyearsin thesacredcauseofreligiouseducator.inWest.Australia.

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"TheGraveyardoftheOldFaith ofEngland"saysJ.P.H.,inthe "CatholicTimes,"wouldlitlydescribethePartofEastAngliawhere themotorchapel,undertheguidarce oftheFathersoftheCatholicMisslc$IarySociety,madeitsthird week'ssojourn,whichfinishedon SulndayJuly23rd,atMarch,Cam- bridgeshire.Lookwhereonemay, itisimpossibletoescapeone or morevenerablesanctuaries,oncethe homesofGod'sHolyChurch.WisbechCastletothenorthteemswith memoriesofmartyrstothecruel PersecutionsofHenryandElizabeth. Withinitsdungeonssuchmenas AbbottJohnFeckenham,thelast AbbotofWestminster,spentthelast twenty-sixyearsofhislife,rather thatyieldthetrustwhichhadbeen thegloryofhisBenedictinepredecessorsforcenturies.HereThomas Watson,thelastBishopofLincolc, thelastsurvivoroftheoldepiscopacy,afteraquarterofacentury Passedinimprisonment,wentto hiseternalreward.Andsothrough alonglistofmartyrsthatancient citadelintheFencountrymaybe saidtobesaturatedwiththeblood ofvictimsofpersecution.TothesouthstandsElyCathedral,stillthe repositoryofthebody.ofCatharine ofAragon,thefirstvictimoftharenegadeDefenderoftheFaith.Across thechancelinthisancientpileisthe tombwheretheremainsofMaryQueenofScotsfoundburialtillher sonKingJamesremovedthento London.AndintheadjoiningLady Chapel,abuildingofmarvellous beautyarestilltobeseenevidencesofthatfiendishbarbaritywhich makestheactsofthecromwellians standoutwithoutparallelincivilisedages.Theinteriorofthechap- elisthickly,encrustedwithmost exquisitesculpturesinwhitemarble, whicheveninitsdesecratedshape elicitstheadmirationofeveryone withtheleastideaofthebeautiful. Butacloserexaminationofthese sculpturesdisclosessickeningrecords ofvandalism-doneinthenameof Protestantism. Everyfigureinthosesculpturedpanelshasbeeneecapitated,evenagroupoftheHoly FamilyatBethlehem,theInfant Child,Maryand-Joseph,rllalike Presentingheadlesseffigies,appallin! souvenirsofthatAgeofBarbarism moredevastatingthantheplaguesof EgyPt.

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Intothisgraveyardoftheold Faith,now,alas,overgrownwiththereligiousfungusofNonconformity,theMotorMissionChanelwas drivenfromRostonafterasuccessfulweek'smissioninthattown. TheenemiesofourFaith,whosehostilitywouldappeartohavebecome almostvicious,astheyhaveseen thes'iccessofthelatestcampaign fortheconversionofEngland,redoubledtheiractivityinpursuitof theMotorChapel,TheProtestant Alliancedespatcheditsmostvirulent agent,whiletheKensitagitatorshad, avan-loadofpamphletsandstreet preacherstoarousethehostilityof thelowerelementofMarch.

FatherGeorgeNicholson,C.SS.R., wastheprincipalspeakeratthe meetingsheldinthel'ublicHalleverynightduringtheweek.ThefamousRedemPtoristwasprobablyneverseennorheardtogreateradvantage,theopenhostilityofthemob Providingexactlythenecessaryspur toshowhimathisbest.Gifted withafacultyofmakingfriendsamongallclasses,thegenialRedemP- toristinhispersonalintercourse withthepeopleofMarchquicklyremovedtheprevailingimpressionthat aCatholicpriestwassomethingofa monstrosity,andbytheendof.the weekhispersonalpopularitywase by'-wordintheoldFentown.Ilis

lecturesundertheheadingwhichthe CatholicMissionarySociety,has adoptedthroughdutthismission, nam4y,"KnowPopery-Whatdo CatholicsReallyBelieve?"embraced thefollowingsubjects-(1)Whyare wehere?(2)Canamanbelieve whathelikes?(3)Whatmusta manbelieve,andwhoisman'steacher? N.1)IsChristreallypresentinCommunion?(ejMustaman confesstoapriest?(6)IsMarythe MotherofGod,anddoCatholics worshipher7(7)TheChurch of OldEngland. Ateverameetingaquestion-box stoodprominentnearthedoorofthe hall,andintothistheaudiencewere askedtodropsuchquestionsasthey mightwishansweredoncontroversialpoints.Fromthesequestions onecouldeasilygaugethelimitationsoftheantipathytoCatholicisminthissomewhatbenighted country.Overandoveragainthe sameoldbogiestroopedout,"Why don'tpriestsmarry?"-"Whyare CatholiccountriespoorerthanProtestantcountries?"-"IfthePope isinfallible,whydoeshegotoconfession?"-"WhereistheRoman catholicReligionmentionedinthe Bible?"etc.,etc.ItspokevolumesforthepatienceofFathers Vaughan.andNorgateandthetwo laymenwhoaccompaniedthemon thestage,thatnomatterhowoften aquestionre-appearedlikeaJackinthe-box,itwasalwaystreatedseriouslyandascomPleteanexplana- tionrivenaswasPossible.

"WHYIBECAMEACA.THOIC."

Touchingonthesesamequestions, therewasoneputatthelastmeetingonSundaynightwhichdeserves morethanPassingmention.Itwas apersonalquestionaddressedtoFatherNorgateinthesewords"Why didFatherNorgateleavetheChurch ofEnglandtobecomeaRomanCatholic? .'isitwaswellknown thatFatherNorgate'sfatherhad beentheVicarofaProtestant churchafewmilesoutofMarchand thatthereverendgentlemanhadincurredthedispleasureofhisfamily whenhehimselfgaveupaposition asaChurchofEnglandminister, therewasmorethanasuspicionof Personalanimusinsubmittingthe question,whichnecessarilyinvolved unpleasantreminiscences.ButFatherNorgate-didnothesitateamomentinhisacceptanceofthecovert challenge.Plainly,butimpressivelyherelatedthestoryofhisown strugglestoassimilatethelaxteachingsoftheAnglicantheologywith thedictatesofhisconscience.In hisrepliestohisexaminationbefore ordinationasaministerhefound himself doctrineexpressingPurelyCatholic ontwopoints.TotheexaminingBishophesubmittedthe,!ifticultieswhichharassedhimand bluntlyconfessedthathisanswers wouldleadtoCatholicismrather thantoProtestantism.TheBishopagreedtothis,butastherest ofhisexaminationpapershowed nunaheadofallhisfellow-applicants. forordination,hewasinduecourse ordained.Thenfollowedyearsof anxiousstrugglestoreconcilehis Positionwiththeknowledgeofthe truthawakeningwithinhim. AP, nealstohisBishoponlyelicitedthe replytoletthingsdriftandadvice toholdontohiscuracy:Avaluablelivingwithanincomeawayabovefourfigureswasdangledbefore him'asanotremotepossibility. ButthegraceofGod,theresultof hoursofwearyprayer,forcedhimri+4 lengthtoseekthetruthwherehis inmostconvictionshadpointedso long,namely,inthefoldof the churchofGodandatthefeetof thesuccessorofPeter. Withoutdisparagingthepowerful eloquenceofthegreatPreachers,Fa- thersBernardVaughan,S.J.,Arthu-

Allchin,andGeorgeNicholson,C.5- S.R.,whohaveheldthecentreof thestageduringthethreeweeksof themissiontour,therehasbeennothingsointenselymoving,noreven soconvincingthroughouttheentire mission,asthesimpleapologia spokenbyFatherNorgateatMarch. InappearanceFatherNorgatesug- gestsrathertheathletethanthe cleric.Hissonorousvoicestillre- tainssomethingofthedrawlinsep- arablefromreadinglessonsinan Anglioanchoir,thoughwhenaroused heis'aPreacherofnoordinaryP.werandeloquence.Inthispersonal explanation,however,hewasthe humblemissionarypriest,laying bareevenhisownwounds,without ostentationorpride,butmerelyas muteevidencesofwhatanhonest Englishmanmustundergoifhe wouldbetruetothegraceofGod, truetohisowninnatesenseofhonourandtruetothereasonwhich Godhadgivenhim.Ashefinished hisstory,toldwithnoattemptat declamationororatory,andwith bowedheadturnedto.sitdown,a burstofapplause,inwhichProtestantsaswellasCatholicsjoined, spoketheappreciationofhishearers ofhiscourageinfollowingthedictatesofhisconscience.

ANELOQUENTLECTURE.

Oftheseverallecturesoftheweek spaceforbidsmentionofmorethan one,thelastofallon"TheFaithof OldEngland." Onseveralnights duringtheweekFatherGeorgeNich-olsonhadheldhisaudiencespell- boundasheexplainedinclear,forcefullogictheinvincibletruthsofholy religion.ButonSundaynighthe surpassedhimself.Manyvisitsto oldshrinesandruinedtem'plesinthe vicinityhadarmedhimwithfacts whicheventhedenseignoranceof theMarchmobcouldnotfailto grasp. Andasbehurledthese, withallthevehemenceofhispower- fuleloquenceatthatcuriouslymixed audience,onecouldalmostfeelthe gaspofastonishmentstunningthem intoacquiescense,oratleastintoa mazeofdoubtwhichfoundexpres- sioninmorethanoneaudibleques- tionastheyleftthehall"Maybe wewereonceallRomanCatholics onceuponatime,"asthewriter heardatthecloseofthemeeting.TracingthehistoryoftheChurch fromthefirstsermonbySt.Peter inJerusalemwheretheemptyCross onCalvaryfurnishedthetextof ChristCrucified,hetookhishearers in'spirittoRomeandpicturedPeter,atravel-stainedpilgrim,gazing ontheimperialcityforthefirst time.ARomancenturion,observingthestranger,alightsfromhis chariottoinquireintohisnewphil- osophyanddoctrineandthepurpose ofhisvisittothecityofCaesar. Heisamusedtolearnfromthelips oftheoldmanthathisdreamsircludetheconquestofRomefor ChristCrucified.Andthecenturion goesonhiswaytorelatetohis friendsthestrangejokeheheard fromtheignorantHebrewwhoseam- bitionwasgreatereventhanCaesar's.nutquicklyvaultingtheintervenine:centuries,FatherNicholson showedthatambitionoftheGalilean Fishermanmorethanverified.The ThroneoftheFishermanhadbeen establishedintheEternalCity,and tothefurthermostendsofthe knownworldemissariesofthe ChurchofGodwerecarryingthe gladtidingstomankind.

PAPALSUPREMACY,

FromthewritingsofVenerable BedethespeakershowedthatLucius 'SingofBritain,inthesecondcenturybesoughtthePopetomakehim aChristianbyActofhisAuthority showingthateveninthoseearlydee, thesupremacyofthesuccessorof Peterwasacknowledgethroughout theChristianworldandinthisis- landofGreatBritain.Thearrival ofSt.Augustinefourcenturieslater,theApostledfEnglandbycommandoftheVicarofChrist,Pope Gregory,wasanhistoricalfact whichevenProtestantshadneverattemptedtodeny.AstheratArchbishopofCanterbury,hehatreceivedhisconsecrationatthehandsof theljeapalLegate.Andsince .at datedownthecenturiestotheso- calledReformation,noAiehbishopcr BishopinGreatBritainhadbeen consecratedwithoutfirstmakinga publicandformalacknowledgmentof theSuccessorofPeterasthe'Head oftheChurch.

"Evenatthisday,threehundred yearsaftertheestablishment of Protestantismasthesubstitutefor theOldFaithinthisourcountry, whatdowefind?Nolandinall God'sgreenearthisricherortnre beautifulthanthisintheevidences oftheFaithitoncePossessed.Look aroundatthestatelycathedrals,the beautifulabbeys,thevenerableministers,themoss-coveredruinsofold monasteries,whatisthelessonthey. mutelyPreach? Notashireinall thisbroadlandbutfromhillsideor dalethesenoblelanesraisetheir spiresasfinger-pointstowardsHeaven.Fromtheirtowersandbelfries thecrygoesacrossvalleyandhill, Proclaimingtothosewhoha,''eears tohearthegrandoldstoryofEng- land'sAncientFaithandherallegiancetoherGodandHisVicar n theThroneofPeter.Gointoyo-r oldCathedralsalmostwithinstone's throwofthislittletownofMarch. GotoPeterborough,thrtstately HouseofGodbearingeternaltestimonytothegrandOrderofBenedictineswhocoveredthislandof ourswithmagnificenttemplesof God.Liftupyoureyesabovethe desecratedsanctuarytothetop-most paneintheoldstained-glasswindow.Thereyoumayseeemblazonedonhighinimperishablecolours, therepresentationoftheFirstof theApostlesandtheFirstPope,St. Peterhimself,graspingthekeysof theKingdomofHeaven.The14:ery nameofthecityofPeterborough,andhermunicipalcoatofarms,bear furtherwitnessofthatsameallegiancetotheFishermanofGalilee. GotoElythatexquisitemonument ofanotherBenedictine'sarchitecturalskill.Inthatsanctuary,where reposetheremainsofQueenCatharineofAragon,thefirstmartyrto thetyrantHenrytheEighth,whose lustcostEnglandheroldFaith, thereYoumayseetheoldaltarstone wheretheHolySacrificecftheMass wasofferedupcenturiesacewhen thislandwasstillfaithfultothe FaithoftheApostles.Lookinto theLady-chapel,themostbeautiful spotinallthatbeautifuledinceas thedevotiontotheMotherofGod, isthemostbeautifulintheCatholic religion. Lookatthosematchless carvingsinstonewhereinthemonies ofoldpouredfcrththeirpietyin worksofartsuchasthisagecannotduplicate.WhereistheFaith whichpromptedthiswonderfullab-

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ourtotheserviceofGodandthe honourofHisBlessedMother?

THESTORYOFTHECARVINGS.

"Butexaminecloselythesesame pricelesscarvings,despoiledaaddesecratedastheystandto-day.Effigiesofangelsandsaints,oftheLe- lovedonesofGod'sowncreatures, foulldefiledbytheruthlesshandof thespoiler.Look,atthegroupre-presentingtheHolyFamilyintip lowlystableofBethlehem.Seethe figuresofMaryandJosephkneeling inadorationoftheDivineInfant. Examinecloselythemarblerepresen- tationofOurLordHimself. And thinkofthebarbarousimpiety,thefiendishdevilrywhichmusthave beenpromptedfromtheblackest depthsofHellitself,foullyhackingwithhammerandchiselandventing itshatredofGod'sHolyReligion:by beheadingthesacredimagesofChili, Mother,andFosterFather.

"Comestillnearerhome. Come withmeintothisparishchurchof yoursinMarchandreadthestory inscribedinitsportals.Readhow inthethirteenthcenturythischurck wasbuiltbyPermissionofPopeClementtheSixth,torelievethecongestionoftheoldparishChurchat Doddingtona fewmilesaway. Strange,isitnot,thatthegoodpeo- pleofMarchsixhundredyearsago, shouldhavesoughtthepermission ofthePopetoerectaParishChurch inthistown.

"WhereistheOldFaithofOld Englandto-day?Webringitto you,menandwomenofMarch Thatiswhywearehere.Andhe thathathears,lethimhear."

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AQueenslandCatholic

HONOUREDBYTHEGERMANEMPEROR.

AKemarkableFact itisasomewhatremarkablefact, saysthe"BrisbaneAge,"thatthe deaths,withincomparativelyrecect years,ofthreeofthemostnotable AustralianPrelateshaveoccurredin themonthofAugustwithinafew daysofthesamedayofthemonth, viz.:BishopO'Quinn,Brisbane,15th Auguste881;ArchbishopVaughan, Sydney,18thAugust1883Cardinal Moran,e6thAugust1911.Thedeath ofHisEminenceleavesourVenerable Archbishop,Dr.Dunne,withonlyone exception,theseniorBishopofAustralasia-thatoneexceptionbeing ArchbishopRedwood,ofWellington, N.Z.,whowasconsecratedBishopon 17thMarch,1874. Archbishop Dunnewasconsecratedone8thJune 1883,beingcloselyfollowed by ArchbishopCarr,ofMelbourne,who wasconsecratedon2hthAugust, 1883.

fheCardinal'sSuccessor

HisEminenceissucceededinthe ArchiepiscopalSeeofSydneybythe MostRev.,ArchbishopKelly,who wasappointedCoadjutorcumjure successionistoHisEminence,when hewasgrantedaCoadjutor.Atthe. Synodicalmeetingoftheclergy.of theArchdioceseofSydneytonominatetheternarecommendedfrom whichtoappointtheCoadjutorDr. Kellywasvoted"dignissimus."lie wasatthattimeRectoroftheIrish CollegeatRome,andwasalsoProcuratorformanyoftheIrishand AustralianBishops,whichposition broughthimcloselyintouchwith theChurchinAustraliaaswellas inIreland.TheHolySeeapproved oftheselectionofDr.Kelly,and,as hewasappointedcumjuresuccessionis,hebecameArchbishop of SydneyinsuccessiontoCardinal Moranimmediatelyonthedeathof HisEminence.Hedoesnothowever,becomeaCardinalbysuccession.

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Monda,),evening.Thelargehall, brilliantlylightedandwithtables ladenwithgoodthingseatableand drinkable,withthestagenicelydecoratedwithwattleblossom,and Packedwithan.enthusiasticcrowd offriendsandadmirers,Catholicand Protestantalike,presentedapicture highlycreditabletothosewhopreparedit.Theprincipaltablewas occupiedbytheChairman(Mr.M.P. Cleary,presidentofthelocalbranch oftheH.A.C.B.S.),whohadonhis righttheguestoftheevening,and itwasapleasingsighttoseethe brothersandsistersofFatherGroganandtheirwivesandhusbands aroundthefestiveboard.Visitors werepresentfromBenalla,St.James Dookie,Youanmite,Goorambat,Stewarton,Bungeet,Boxwood,andMagorPlains.

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bag.HehopedFatherGroganwould accepttheirgiftsinthespiritin whichtheywereoffered,andnotfor theirintrinsicworth,whichwas small,butforthefeeling which promptedthegift,andwhichwas beyondthepowerofgoldto purchase. HehopedFatherGrogan wouldbelongsparedtocontinuehis goodwork.

Mr.F.Monzel,awidelyknownand highlyrespectedcitizenofBrisbane, hasbeeninformedbytheImperial Consul(Dr.Hirschfeld)thathisMajesty,theEmperorofGermanyhas beenpleasedtoconferuponhim:the OrderofthrCrownoftheFourth Class.Mr.Monzelistheyoungest PersonandtheonlycivilianinAustraliauponwhomthisdistinction hasbeenbestowedby'theGerman Soverqgn. Afurthernoteworthy featureconnectedwithMr.Monzel's newlyreceivedhofior-andafeature thatwearesurewillheregarded withgratificationbyCatholicresidentsofQueensland-isthat,sofar aswecanlearn,Mr.Monzelisalso theonlyCatholicandtheonlyPersoninAustralianothorninGermanywhohasbeenhonouredbytheGermanEmperorb.beinginvestedwith theinsigniaofthismostdistinguishedorder.

TheOrderoftheCrownconsistsof agoldwhiteenamelledcross,in shaperesemblingthewellknownMalteseCross.Ithearsinthecentre, aminiaturegoldcrownwiththeinscription"Godwith115."Onthe reversesideofthemedallionisaphotooftheEmperorWilliamI.,witti thedate18thOctober.1861.inscribedinthemarginalspace,thatbeing thedateofthecrowningofKing WilliamofPrussiaasEmperorWilliamI.ofUnitedGermany.

ArchbishopKelly'wasborn. in NewRoss,('o.Wexford,Ireland,in 18-ty. Hemadehispreliminary studiesintheDiocesanSeminary, Wexford,andafterwardsintheIrish CollegeatRome,andwasordained priestonAllSaintsDay,18;2.In 18--Jehebecamevice-rectorofthe IrishCollege,andin1894became Rector,insuccessiontothelate ArchbishopKirby.On15thAugust, foolhewasconsecratedTitular ArchbishopofAcrida,r.pdCoadjutor ArchbishopofSydney,and,asalreadystated,henowsucceedstothe See. Wesineerel,x,wishHisGrace manyyearsoffruitful.work.

AustralianR,demptorist

HONOUREDATHISBIRTHPLACE

TheresidentsofDevenishanddistrictassembledinhundredsinthe spaciousHibernianHallon.Monday evening,7thinst.,saysthe"MelbourneAdvocate,"toextendaheartywelcomehometotheRev.Denis Grogan,C.SS.R.,anativeofthat district,andtopresenthimwitha nsamorialoftheirloveforhim.FatherGrogan,whoisasonofMrs. andthelateMartinGrogan,ofDevenish,lefthomeaboutfifteenyears ago.HewaseducatedatSt.PatCollege,BallaratWaratah, S)dnev,andcompletedhisstudiesin Ireland,wherehewasordained.He labouredforseveralyearsinIreland andEngland,andwasthensentto thePhilippineIslands,wherehehas beenworkingforthelastfouryears. Quiterecentlyhewastransferredto WesternAustralia,anditwaswhilst onhiswa,thitherthathewaspermittedasaspecialfavourtovisit hisfamilyinDevenish.Advantage wastakenofhispresencebyhis friendsandschoolmatestoorganise thefunctionwhicheventuateden

Afterjusticehadbeendone to thegoodthings,thechairmanapologisedfortheabsenceofRev.T. O'ReillyandCr..1.Kelly.Hesaid hehadapleasingdutytoPerform-, whichwastoproposethetoastof thehealthofFatherGrogan.They werebo\stogether,andhadattendedthesameschool.HetracedFatherGrogan'seducationalcareerand thehistoryofhislaboursinIreland,England,andthePhilippines, anddeclaredinregardtothelatter thatmanywhoworetheVictoria Crossdidnotdeserveitasmuch asFatherGrogan.Theoldfriends andschoolmatesofFatherGrogan, weredelightedwhentheyheardhe wasreturningforabriefholiday, anddecidedtogivehimaslighttokenoftheiresteem.Heproposed FatherGrogan'shealth,whichwas drunkwithmusicalhonours.Mr. J.P.Parrington,insupportingthe chairman'sremarkssaidthateveryonepresentcametopayatributeof respecttotheiroldschoolmateand friendbuttheyregrettedthathis staywassoshort,ashewasleaving thenextmorning.Htwishedhim healthandhappiness.Mr.M.Trainorsaid,asanoldschoolmate, it gavehimgreatpleasuretobethere thatnight.SinceFatherGrogan hadleftDevenishhehadtravelledin manylandsandsawmanypeople. Nothinggavehim(FatherGrogan), greaterpleasurethantocomeback, andthatpleasure-wassharedbyhis friends.

Mr.J.A.Murphyendorsedtheremarksofthechairmanandprevious speakers.Thiswasthesecondoccasiononwhich,intheshortspace oftwoyears,theyhadmettohonouranativeofthedistrictwhohad attainedthehighhonourofpriesthood,theotherbeingFather M'Grath.Hewasmuchstruckwith thefact,whenlookingataPortrait oftheoldschool,thatFathersGroganandM'Grathasboyswerestandingsidebyside.Theyhadboth givenuptheworldforthegloryof Godandthegoodofothers. lie thenreferredtothefeetthatwhen inthePhilippinesFatherGrogan hadbeencarriedinaSedanchair, whichwasagreathonour.Hewishedhimallhappiness.Messrs. ThomasCollinan,J.Day,andL. Corboy.alsosupportedthetoast.

FatherGrogan,inrePling,saidhe wassincerelygratefultothemfor theirkindwordsandforthemaris ofesteem,whichwasshownnotcnlytohim,buttohisfamily. He camebackwiththegreatestpleasure. Henotedsignsofprogressonoil sidessincehewastherebefore.The finehallinwhichtheywereseated, wasoneofthesignsoftheprogress whichhadbeenmade.Itwasbuilt thelocalHibernians,assistedby allsectionsofthecommunity.The Hibernianspiritwasaprogressive spirit.WhenhewasinDevenishany functionofthatkindhadtoheheld inthegoodsshed,butnowtheyhad afinehall.Henoticedthatthe farmershadincreasedtheirholdings andbetteredtheirpositions. He saidthatinIrelandtherewaspow everysignofprogressandprosperit, andalsoinEngland,particularlyDevonshire.InspeakingofthePhilippines,hesaidthatthenativeshave thegreatestreverencefortheBlessedSacrament,'andexplainedthat thefactofhisbeingcarriedina Sedanchairwasowingtotheirgreat, reverence.Itwasononeoccasion, whenhehadtocarrytheBlessedSacramenttoadyingperson,and when-thepeopleknewofitsome eightofthemcarriedthechairwhile othersprecededthemwithlighted torches.Candleswerelightedineverywindowwhentheywentby,and every'persontheymetwouldturn, andassistatcarryingfor'a*couple ofhundredyards.Andsoitwas forthesiximileseofthejourney.The Filipinos'greatfaithandreverence raised,themintheestimationofall. Hethankedthemfortheirnicegifts andwouldalwaysrememberthem. Hewasdelightedtobesenttohis nativeland.HehopedtheDevenishPeoplewouldmaintaintheprogressivespirit,andtrustedtosee bachelorsmovingalongintheright direction.Heconcludedbythankingthemonbehalfofhismotherand forhimself,andPrayedtheywould hefavouredbyeveryblessingthat heavencouldsendthem.Heresumed'hisseatamidtumultuouscheeying.

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N-HVBRwagthereahappier couplethantheBalers; theirswasanidealhouseheld.Notonlywasthis theheartfeltconvictionofthetwo youngpeopleofwhomthehousehold consisted,itwastheuniversalopinion.Truetheyhadnotbeenlong marriedstill,ineighteenmonths firstandperhaps.erroneousimpressionsmightsurdyhavewornoil,reasonedNoraBakertowandagain,as thoughreassuringherself.Andtheir happinesshadbeenperfectandundisturbed.Nordiditshowany signsoftakingwingstoitself.On thecontrary,Norabelievedthatonlyincreasewaspossible.Shehad beenright,afterall,shehadaccuratelyfathomedJamesBaker'scharacter,itseemedtoher.Shehad, therefore,notdonefoolishlyintrustingherlife'shappiness,aye,and moreeven,tothehonourandaffectionofonewho,thoughunitedto herinthemostinseparableofearthlyties,wasyetastranger,analien inallthatconcernedthedearestinterests,holiestaspirationsofherinmostheart,fondlyasshehopedand believedshewouldyetwinhimto thelight.

ForJamesBakerwasaProtestant..Sadlyagainstthebetterjudgmentofhergrievingmother,ofall wbohadhadaword'tosay,had theyoungbridebeenreluctantly..permittedtocontractthemarriage, .fromwhichsheexpectedsuchssiritualresults.Shewassosureof be,ingabletoconverthim;affection likeherswouldaccomplishallthings shethought.Shewouldpray-how hardshewouldteachhimmuch, littlebylittle;shewouldshowhim sopersuasivelythebeautyofher gloriousreligionthatthegraceof Godshouldsoonfindawilling heart,adocileandreceptivesod. Howhappytheywouldbethen! Shewouldprovethefearsofthe dearonesathomegroundlessthat agoodCatholicgirl,ifsheonlyhad Pietyandcharacterenough,neednot sinktothelevelofmisery.towhich, sheknewfromcaseswithinherpereutielacqsaintauciesomanydid'siatt oft,onthecontrary,mightbean .i.estleinher-,:k,, ...a4-Ile21,i.1.,:ebestoftee:saes 1CLI,',,I.,il:,i,1rasIntwr.?Jk.,:a.t.,s aupr,,,iii...Lieahfullythatineo ae'.vu!idheiut:sferewithherre,1,,,s-1,,,...,...,1Lie61...,:.1...en,o,y .P.... fileC...11,..t.e.u,too,shodti.1, 0.ro,.gi.o.,::pCathoics.This:.a ...::!.i... ..l.N,;rb.'s:-...rliples-Moat ...rec:.,i:,,. : .1:.1s!icola.: .stImo,:-1,..!.!',..,..5Le,,,,,I.:i.,,,L...i.:-...t',in.,..,,...(1,...LiPCrt,rnod .,..0 Lt. r Lio.t.A J ILL I, (!le witharddto,i,t.: 1,11,1ro.;s.leseliness. A stelesesLea gi,untoher; stiuel;,,hercal;ofhalq.inesswas;illed.PoorNora,howlittle she thoughtthat.chat cup enthentobedashed;ruin her -1,is-1::1thei,ittk:r..st cedspunherinstead .:ioneshadnotgivenuphischurz.a attendia.cesontheirmarriage, 1.e stillwenttherefronttimetotine, though notvery Theministerhadcalledonhimtwice, besidesvisitsnotinfrequentlymade byseveraloftheeldersandprominentmembersofthecongregation. AndalthoughhehadgivenNorapermissiontodischargeherreligiousautiesfreely,andhadseeminglynotobjectedtoherpractices,healtogether declinedtoaccompanyher,asshe

wouldsometimesbeg,tochapel,and tooknottheslightestinterest in theoccasionalexplanationsshewould gentlyoilerhim,asopportunitycccaned.

Butshehadneverexpected,inher leastsanguinemoments,anythingat alllikethis.Jamesseemedanother mansincethebaby'sbirth, The dearlittlechildwhoshouldhave provedsuchafreshbondofunion, suchajoytoboth,seemedonly.a bringerofthemostfrightfulchange ofbitterestdisappointmentanddissension.Thefatherhadinsistedore hislegalrights,indefianceofall considerationforhiswife,inunashamedviolationofthepromiseheheel solemnlymade,thatthechildren shouldbebroughtupCatholics,had declaredhisdeterminationtohave thelittleonebaptisedbyhisministerandbroughtupaProtestant. l'oorNoraweptandprayed,expostulatedandbesought-heranguish wasextremeandshewasunutterable shockedbythechangethatnad madeaheartlessandcrueltyrantof ahithertoaPParentlykindanddevotedhusband.Nothingwasofany avail,notonekindthought,notone affectionatefeelingwasthereinhint towhichshecouldappeal.Shewas atherwits'ends.Toaddtoher misery,therewereendlesscongratulatoryvisitsfromJames'sProtestantfriends,manyofthemanxiousto knowallaboutthechristeningand notbackwardinhintingbroadly theirexpectationsofthelineofactiontobepursuedbysuchastaunch Protestantashaiselfwithreturdto thechild'sfuture. Andtheydidnot!Indhimwanting. Disregardingherentreaties,her.tears andreproaches,hetookthelittle babyfromhertobebaptisedbythe minister,winningtheirheartyapprobation.Returningintriumphhe gaveherbackthecatLogchilii,saying "There,Nora,nowyou'veagood Protestantsonaswellasagood Protestanthusband.Mindyou,tsday'sworkisonly.thebeginning, you'llhavetorearhimatriteProtestant.I'llhatenomoresuperstiti),:sPapistsinmyhouse-not-;ne, hoarAiltherestofthechi, thesamewayI've ,:t'icymindtoth,t.Antif Ir0still)for,'1.,r;trlittle :s1.,i1L,-wtiOh!1:,1,,of.he Mr.\l my "Imthcallreaularly, :esliar !'; hen to muother.s.imeane'.eryword )0.:needn'tlookthatwayandcry, usifyou'dlusthimalready.You'll onlydotilLt n'tl,z,vesense andbeobedientasouvowed.to.''` " to Is:taalitare casting1,ro'cr.,vowsatme."burst out:'our indeepindignation, claspingher,,abycloselynn1tremliliOgfromheadtofootintheintensityofher"motions."You,that ses soursolemnpromises, promiseswith,iitwhichI'dneverhave :creelc' andyou!."ne,witYou hoarehraPE,"Mc your "rcityandNithl,ssocss-youdare totalktomeofbrokenpromises tiionhaveT.brokenanyofthoseI Pavemade?Haven'tIbeenthelo-ine,trusting,obedientwifetoyou? Andnowwhenyouareaskingmeto putyoubeforeGod,toobeyyouby rsmmittingtheawfulsinofletting poor,innocent,darlingbabylose fee,filththatwouldhethetreasure ofhislife,thefaiththatthesonof GodcamedownfromHeavento teachlis-wher.youareaskingmea shamefulthingthatnoChristian oughttobeasked,youcallmyre-

Prayasshewould,urge,entreat, expostulateasshemight,however, thePoorvotingwifecouldmakeno impressiononhim.Never,thought Nora;despairingly,hadanyonebeen inworseplight.

Daysandmonthspassed.Theminister,andMr.M'Farland,asmoothspokenindividualwhomshealmost. hated,calledregularlyandfrequently,ostensiblytoseeJames.In spite,however,ofhereffortsandthe distasteshewasatnopainstoconceal,Norahfoundherselfdragged intotheconversation,compelledto takepartin.itherbaby;too,was theespecialrecipientofmuchan. welcomeattention.

WhenlittleNedwastwoyearsold, anothergreatdisturlAncebetween theparentstookplace.Jamesinsistedthatnowhisreligiouseducationshouldcommence.

"Iaskyounow,forthelasttime." saidhe,"Willyouorwon'tyou rearhimaProtestant,asIintendhimtobe?Ifyouwon't,he goestomymother'stillhe'sseveral yearsolderandhasagoodfoundation.Iandmyfriendsherewillsee totherest.Soyesorno?"

"Ican't,James,"wasallthe poorwomancouldsay.Thenext dayherwinsomelittleEdwardvas takenawayandthedarknessofa terriblesorrowcamedownonher soul.

Yearswentby,bringingwiththem manychanges.ButforNoraBaker therewasnochange,savefrom depthtodeeperdepthofwoe.Five beautifulchildrenshehad,onewould havethoughtthemtheprideandjoy ofanymother'sheart.Totheir Poormother,however,fondlyasshe lovedthem,thesightofherlittle oneswastortureratherthanhappiness.0howdifferenttowhatshe .hadoncedreamed Shehadpicturedaloving,happy,Catholic home,herdearhusbandconverted, herlittlechildrengrowingupinthe FaithoftheTabernacle,oftheSacredHeart,lovingtheirbeautiful motherMary,theirelderbrothers, theSaintsandtheAngels.Acircle whichthesweetmusicoftheFamily Rosary,thefrequent,perhapseven daily,receptionoftheSacramentof [fiftyshouldhavedrawnever:loser. Instead,,iissenFion,estrangement betweenherhusbandandherself,littleonesrobl;edoftheirbirthright, growingunalienstoher.herown Personallibertyrefused,evenherattendancuatProtestantserviceatlast compelled-whathadshoetolivefor?

Poor,poorNora Shestillsaidthe however, sscretlyandwithbItter r3.Amid allherdosolationthePans:-.:1Mother ofSorrowswasheronestar-like hope.Withouther,assheoften saidlater,shecoIiii,cverhivelivedthroughtit. f and loneliness.

JameshadLing soit waslittlesurntisc r...tnerareliefthenotherwise rue day hewenttotit"tstai...!iereitv,as t.7inthisstn;wo;diveto beaprolongedone.Awonderful oaportunityseemedthus()tieredto Nora.JustadayortwopreviouslyshehadghancedtomeetFather Byrne,'terdirectorinhappiertimes, andhaytoldhimthe ofher sorrows.Hisadvice,givinghera copyofthe"Messenger",; some comfort,hadbeentotryatallhazardstomaketheNineFridaysf.,.r herhusband'sconversion,andtosend apetitiontothe"Messenger"Office tobePrayedfor.

"Prayerworkssomanymiracles, poorchild,"saidhe,"anditisonlyGodwhocanhelpyou." Sosheobeyed,beginningtheFridaysimmediately,makingalsoNovenasofCommunionstotheSacred HeartandtoOurLady.Andby thetimeshehadmadethefourth

FridayJameswasbackfromthe hospitalcured,andmorelikethe affectionateJamesofformerdays, thansincelittleNedwasborn Thoughasyetnoihanksgiming fromNoraBakerhasappearedinthe "Messenger"shebelievesthatthe day,whenthejoyofbeingableto senditwillbehers,isnottoofar oft. Andhersoul,solongasojournerinthenight,isgladatthe dawn,withagladnessthatonly theywhohavepassedthroughgreat tribulationcanknow.

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ThosewhomakesuchanoutcryagainsttherecentactionofthePope regardingwhatareknownas"mixed marriages,"woulddowelltorememberthat,uptoacomparatively.recentPeriod,mixedmarriageswere moststrictlyforbiddenbyEnglish legislationandwerenullandvoidin theeyesofEnglishlaw.Infactit wasonlyaboutthebeginningofthe nineteenthcentury(33Geo.III.,C. 21,s.I)thatCatholicsandProtestantswereallowedbyhewtointermarry andwehaveonlytogo backtothe12thGeo.I.,c.3,"An ActtopreventmarriagesbyPopish priests")tofindthePunishmentof DEATHinflictedonaCatholicpriest formarryinga"Papist"anda Protestant.The19thGeo.II.,c. 13,mademarriagesbetweenCatholic andProtestant,ifcelebratedbya Catholicpriest,nullandvoid.It wasonlyinthebeginningofthe reignofQueenVictoriathatthe deathsentenceasaboveenactedwas commutedtothemilderpunishment oftransportationforsevenyears. AndsetourNorthofIrelandfriends havebeenthrowinguptheireyes inhorrorattheawfuliniquityof the"NeTemereDecree'asutterly opposedtotheimmemorialpractice andspiritofEnglishlawIgnoranceofhistoryisaconvenientthing attimes

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Oneofthemostinspiringanddoquentreligiousdiscourseseverheard inSanFrancisco,saysthe"Monitor,"wastheconcludingsermonin theweek'sseriesgivenbylit.Rev. BishopKeaneofCheyenne,Wyoming, atthenewChurchofSt.Paul,Sundayevening,June4.BishopKeane saidinpart: Personalhistoryhasanexceptionalfascination,anditismostinterestingtoheararecentconvertgive thereasonsofthechangeinhim.I havenosuchhistory;Iwasborn aCatholic,but,thoughbornaCatholic,Ihaveneverhadthebeginningofonesinglesuspicionabout therightofexclusivenessofCatholicism,neverhadadoubtthatevery otherformofChristianitywasfalse andstillmyrrindhasnotbeenidle andIthinkIcouldstatemostof theargumentsagainstCatholicism, andmaybe,Icouldrecitemostof theargumentsadvancedinsupprtof otherreligiouscreedsandpositions. ThoughIhavehadnovariationof religiouspersonalhistory,yethaveI analysedthereasonsofthefaiththat. isinme,andhavedugdowntothe foundationsonwhichitrests.

THEHEART'SCRAVING.

And,firstImustbereligious.This isaninterestingworldandatreasuryofvastsourcesofcontemplation,. inwhichIreadthetrueandthe beautiful,buttheworldcannotsatisfyme,Philosophycannotanswer thequestionsofmysoul,norcivilisationgratifyitshunger.Ineed more,andIknowthatisyourstate also.Amanmaybefortunateand successful,butneversatisfied;often themoreheownsofthisworld's wealth,themoreheisunhappy.It isnottheworld'sfault.Itisthe heartthatistoolargefor the world.Wearewonderfully,madein mindandheart,andthemostwretchedandraggedbeggaronthestreets knowsthatifalltheworldweregiventohim,hewouldwantsomethingmore.Thiscravingdoesnot comeateveryturn yetin every lifetherearemomentsofwonderful insight,whentheinnerbeingcries out"Iamunhappy.Icraveyou todosomethingforme."Thisis notthecryofthebeggaralone,it isthecryoftheKingalso. We needmorethanthisworldcansupPly,and,therefore,Imaintainthat weweremadeforahereafter,where mindandheartandsenseswillbe sated,elsethislifeisamockery, andGodwouldhavegivenusfacultiesandaspirationssimplytomake uswretched.Ineedreligion,and IexpectGodtocommunicatewith ROTESTANTISM.

THEAPOSTOLICTEST.

ChriAtianitymustreachup the streamoftimetoJesusChristand Hisappointedapostles."Iwould haveyouknow,"saysSt.Paul,'concerningthegospelIpreachtoyou, thatitisnotofman,butthatit wasrevealedtomebytheLordJesusChrist."Irenaeus,adisciple ofSt.Polycarp,whoisthoughtto havebeenconsecratedbySt.John theEvangelist,says:"This'isthe testoforthodoxy.Havetheyreceivedtheirdoctrinefromtheapostolicmenandweretheirbishopsconsecratedbythesuccessorsoftheapostles?"Tertullian,inthesecond century,repeatsthesameinjunction -"Theyarenotours,becausetheir bishopsarespurious,andtheyhave nodirectcommunicationwithJesus Christ."St.Augustinedeclaresthat alltrueChurchesmustgobackin anunbrokenlinetotheApostles. Ineverycaseapostolicitywasthe testoforthodoxy.AgainindoctrineaChristianmustholdwhat Christtaught,andifChristwished Hisdoctrinetobecontinued, He musthaveestablishedalivingtelephoneofHisapostlesandsuccessors,bywhichHisvoicecomesdown throughtheageswithoutabreakin itscontinuity.WhendidProtest-intismbegin?Ifyouaremenwithoutguile,5.oumustanswerthatit startedwiththeex-monkLuther,the wife-murderingHenryorhisvirgin daughter,Elizabeth.Apartfrom sophisticalscholarsnonon-Catholic ChristiancanPretendtogofurther backthanMartinLuther.

THESAMEOLDCHURCH.

anddiscouragementIwantsomethingoutsidemyselftoleanon,forI amconsciousofmyownweakness andlimitations,Iwanttobesure ofmypositiononaquestionsomomentousandsovitalhereandhereafter. WhichformofChristianity willgivemecertainty?Privateinterpretationisamerematterofindividualresponsibilityandnotasecureposition.Youwouldnothand thechildalawbookandbidit giveitsverdict,youwouldnotPresentamedicaltreatisetoaman andtellhimtocurehimself,yetit isbyalongwayeasiertointerpretthesebooksthantowrestthe truemeaningofChristfrom the writtenwordofGod.Ourforefatherswerepracticalpeople.Hadthey handedtoeverymanacopyofthe lawsandinstitutionsofthecountry, wouldtheyhavesafeguardedthem'? No,buttheyinstead,establishedat theoutsetasupremecourtofappeal. Andwhatfor?Todecideonthe meaningofanypositionofthelaws orconstitutionswhichfellintoa dispute. Itisasinfallibleasa' humanconstitutioncanbe,and,if, byitsvotethePeopleofAmerica couldmakeitinfallibleinthesense inwhichtheCatholicChurchclaims infallibility,everymanwouldrecordhisvote.Yetthisisamere temporalmatterandnottobecomparedwiththerightunderstanding ofChrist'smessage.WillChristbe lesswisethanmen?Hehadevery advantage.Hecouldestablishan infalliblecourtofappeal.Didhe doso?Ibelievehedid,andthat iswhyIamaCatholic. Whata securityIfindhere Itneveroccurstometospeculateaboutthe meaningofatext,becauseIbelieve ChristisassistingHisChurchso thatshecannoterrdoctrinally..My intellectfindsrestincertainty.The Churchtellsmethatshehassealed every,articleofthecreedwiththe stampofthetruthofChrist,and thattherecanbenoerrorinit.

'PHECHURCHCOMMANDS.

IlookonthecivilisedworldandI findChristianitydividedintotwo greatschools,CatholicismandProtestantism.IcouldnotbeaProtestantandsoIamaCatholic.Nowt 4 whycanInotbeaProtestant? Well,tobeginwith,Ibelievethat Christianityisarevelationmadeby JesusChristtotheworld,andthat Heintendeditforallfuturegenerationsofmen.Imust,therefore,be certainthatthecreedwhichIprofessisapostolic,thatithascome ell downauthenticatedfromtheapostleswhoweresenttodeliverHisrevealedmessagetoallmen. Now, thereisadifficultywithProtestantism.Christianityisafact. It haslivedanobjectivelife.Thereis ahistoryofitsbirth,growth,expansion,'andofitswholecareer throughtheagesandofitsPresent state. NowIknowProtestantism isnothistoricChristianity.Icannotfinditsname.Anditstenets, itspeculiarviewsonjustification,on thenatureofgrace,onthe'sacramentalsystem,nnitsre4ectionof the sacrificesandsacrificialpriesthood,

WhenIturntoRome,Iamin theattitudeofCardinalNewman.I realisewhatIrenaeus,Polycarp,TertullianandAugustinewouldbeat homeintheCatholicChurchandrecogniseitto-dayastheChurchthat livedinthefirsttwocenturies.They wouldseethesamebelief,thesame sevensacramentsasthechannelsof grace,thesameholygovernment,the samefinalappealindoubtanddisputetoaSeeexercisingjurisdiction overthewholeofChristendom.They wouldseeinheragrowthinwisdom andknowledgeandtruth,thenaturalexpansionoftherevealed word andofthegraceofJesusChrist.They wouldrecogniseherfeaturesinundyingyouth,yetadmirehergrowth inPrudencegainedbylivingexperienceandherskillformedbyProtractedwarfare.Theywould,inthe twentiethcentury,seeherin her PoPeandbishops,theself-sameas whensheblessedtheRomansoldiers atthebiddingofConstantine,the firstChristianemperor. Historically-theChurchwascalled badnames,peoplemalignedherof old,sotheywouldfindthatsheis identicaleveninthethingsinwhich Peoplefindfaultwithher. THENEEDOFCERTAINTY.

Iaskreligiontogivemealaw formyguidance,toaddtoconscienceafullerrevelationofduties.I want,inperplexityanddoubtto relyonamasterwhocantellme plainlywhatisrightandwhatis wrong.Catholicismisathandwith herruleandjurisdictionforallin theCatholicfaith.Lifeisawarfare,weneedacommander,andthe Churchspeakstousinnouncertain tonesdirectingusaright.Hercommandsaredefiniteandpositive.More stillIfindinittheundyingmind ofanorganismgrowinginwisdom andknowledgeofthewillofGod. Lil*thegrainofmustardseed,to whichChristcomparedher,shedevelopsfromwithin,appropriatingthe goodandtruefromwithout.

holymother."NonebutaCatholic cansaythis.Sheisamotherto himwithallamother'sanxiety, careandloveandsympathy,dogging hisfootprintsineverysorrowand pain.Sheisamother.Nameany institutionthathasbenefitedand blessedafflictedhumanity,andIwill showyouhowitoriginatedinCatholicism,intheheartofourholy mother,theChurch.Isitthehospital?ToJohnofGod,atraveller,weary,illshodandtattered,presentshimself. Hegetswaterand towel,washeshisfeet,anointshis sores,andwhenhehasdonehelooks upandthevisionhasdisappe:tred, butnextdayahospitalisstartedin thecityanditsbestbloodministers withinitswalls.Isittheorphanage?Whowasnotfamiliarwith thepictureofSt.VincentdePaul, whogathereduphelplesschildren, andcalledonthematronsofProud Paristobecomemothersandcreated thatarmywithflyingbonnetsto continuethe'work.SeeSt.Charles Borromeostartingtheplaguehouse inMilanhegathersupthestricken childreninhisarmsduringthat dreadfulplaguefriendsprotest,and he,acardinaloftheChurchcries out "Wouldyouhavemerenouncethegreatestgratification thereisoffeelingtheheartofJesus inthebreastofthestricken,beatingalongwithmeownpoorheart?" ThisisrealisingtheChristandmakinglifeinthisworldlessmiserable, thanitwas. GotoaCatholic country-andthereyou-will(Indthe beggareverywhere.Heisnotmolested;heisanaturalpartofthe socialsystem,heistheLazarusof thetimeofChrist,inwhom-thepeopleseeChrist,andtheygivetothe beggargladlyandhereceivesitas hisdue,butpaysforitwithhis owncoin,"Godblessyou." He cannotaskalmshereInthenameof Christ,norinProtestantEngland withoutalicense,butheisencouragedinotherlands.Heoffendsyou andIwillconfessthataftermyowe utilitarianAmericanbreedingIhave foundithardtofall,inwiththe custom.

FAITHREALISESGOD.

Again,whatdoIaskinthehour ofneed?Religion.Andwhydo Ineedreligion?Togivemeintellectualcertainty,arevelation of Godwhichwillsupplementnatural knowledgeandgivemetheunvarnisbedtruth,whichwillshowme a Godsympathetic,loving,kind,and merciful.Iwantcertaintyinthe hourofsorrow,distress,darkness,

Iwantconsolationfortheheart. SheProvidedit,andyouwillnot finditelsewhere.Adistinguished Anglicanclergymanwroteinthe Hibbertjournalquiterecently in termssuchasthese.:"WhereismerryEnglandnow?EnglandIknow, butthemirthofEngland-diedat theReformation.Ceremony was oncehappy,nowitiscoldandsevere.Why? Becausetheideasof prereformeationdayspassedaway underthedestructiveblowsofLutherandHenrytheEighth,andmen scarcelysmileattheheavensto-day. AndinProtestantnationsIfindnot thatgladspiritofthenightofBethlehem,whentheangelsbroughtto earthtidingsofgreatjoy.0John Knox,withyourseverityandharshness,youhaveblightedthelifeof unhappyScotland! 0Calvin,echo damnedthemultitudeandOpenedthe heavensonl.,tothesour-facedfew, whomadeMiltonunableeverto singasongofhappiness,because castinthemouldofthoseharshlaws forwhichachildcouldbehangedfor Playinginaneighbour'sbacky'ardon aSunday.Isaw,"hesays,"more joyinPoverty-strickenCatholicMalagaononeSundayafternoonthan IwouldfindinEnglandinawhole twelvemonths."Joywasbubbling "over.Why?BecausetheCatholic faithenablesustorealisethe'things ofGod.TheChurchwecall"our

Butdoeshenotmakethewayhappier,anddoeshenotgiveyoumany ahealthyopportunityforthepracticeofcharity,anddoesnothis cheery"Gadblessyou,"followyou alongwitharealblessing?Wecall thesedisadvantages.Iwishwehad moreofthem,tosoftenheartsand bringtheclassesandthemasses nearerto'godlycharity.Andlook howtheCatholicchild'sheartleaps forjoywhenhejoinsintheProcessionoftheBlessedSacrament, throughstreetsdeckedwiththe wealthofthetown,withtapestry andflowers,togivetheLordatriumph.Itisahappyday,ablessedmemory,whichisoftrepeated andrunsthroughallthelifeofa Catholicland.HerealisesthepresenceofJeansintheBlessedSacrament.Heseemstoustobetoo freeandunrestrainedinhisChurch, buthewilltellyouthatheisinthe houseandinthepresenceof his ownbrotherandfellowman,Jesus Christ,andhe.actsasifherealised hiskinshipwiththeGodman.Enteroneofouroldcathedrals.How theyspeakofGod.Theywerebuilt foranAltarandSacrifice. The placeisstillthere.Theytellofthe daysofFaithandoftheinspiration ofCatholicism.Nomeregeniusbuilt NotreDameatParis.Faithbuilt itafterinspiringit.Faithinand loveforJesusinthelittletabernaclerearedthosemonumentstoHeaven.DoIbelievethatJesusChrist ispresentinthislittleHost?yes, andifIhadanambitionitwould betolaydownmy,lifeforthat truth.Godiseverywhere.Heis inheavenandintheBlessedSacrament.IbelievethatJesusisin thelittleHost,nightanddaythat Angelskeepwatch;thatHishardis theretoblessmeandHiseyesto lookonme.Putyourselfinmy position.Isnotthissomethingto makelifebrighterandhappierand merrier?Isitnotmakinglifemore divine?

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Themorallifecannotpossiblyhe sestainedbyemotion,sentiment,or temporaryimpulse.Itneedsmore solidfood-itmustbenourishedby firm,deep-rooted,rock-ribbedconvictions.Sentimenturemotion,like theinkwithwhichwerecordour thoughts,fadesawa3graduallyin thecourseoftime.Itmayproduce atransienteffect,butitisusually short-lived,passingaway.withthe occasionthatgaverisetoit.Principlesorconvictionsaloneareundying,eternal.Thosewhodependon suchstimuliassentimentoremotionareunequaltoasevereorcontinuedstrain,fortheyhaveno roots.Liketinefrailreed,theyare shakenandtossedaboutbyevery gustofadversity;whilethosewhoare actuatedbyprincipleorconviction, resemblethesturdyoak,whoseroots strikedeepintheearth.Theydo rightbecauseitisright.Andthey doitnotb;fitsandstarts,butconsistentlyandunflaggingly,instorm andsunshine,infairweatherand foul. TheNewTestamentreader willrecallthefigureemployedby Christtoillustratethispoint.lie likensthemanofprincipleandconvictiontoahousebuiltuponarock. Thewindsblewandthefloodscame andbeatuponthehousebutitfell not,becauseitwasfoundedona rock.Hewhosemorallifeisruled onlybypassingemotionsiscomparedtothepoorly-built,ill-founded structurewhichsuccumbstothefirst furiousonslaughtoftheragingelements.

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Thepracticaldemandsofbusiness lifevarymuchfromthetheories taughtinsomeschools.Thelogicalresultisthatnovicesarewithoutadequateguide,andtheirproblemsarenewanddisconcerting. Theirparentshaveforgottenthe technicalrulesofgrammarandarithmetic,andareunabletohelpthe children. Theteacherisfaraway, notextbookisathand,andthe youngfolksareashamedtoasktheir fellowworkers,ortheiremployers, forinstructionintheverybranches

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Whenyoungfolksleaveschoolthey mustgooutintothegreatworld, whereotherPeopleexist,andwhere otherpeoplehaverightswhichmust berespected.NeithereTrinue-r.-rithneetic,dictionarynorencyclopaediaissufficienttoregulateee'cl: amongmen,sothatpeaceandhappinessmayreign.

Agreatsub-foundationisrequired. ItsnameisConscience,whichmust beproperlytaughtthroughtheonly adequatemeansandmethod,viz.,religiousinstruction.

Manyaskilfulgrammarianhas beenafearfulcursetohumanitybecausehisver\giftwasusedto demoraliseandtocorrupt.Many anacutemathematician,bythecunningmisuseofthescienceofnumbers,hasbeenthemediumof intenseoppression,andoffrightfulsuffering.

Ashipma;beconstructedapon mostaccuratemathematicallines. Itmaybeofgreatbeautyandof magnificentproPortions,butitsdestructioniseasilewrought,ifit launchedupontheseawithoutrudderorcompetentcommander.

Soalsowithus-ourforcesandour knowledgeareonlyatrileuponthe seaofhumanlife,andarepowerlessagainstthestrongerwindsandwaves unlessproperlyguidedandcontrolled.

Theonlypowerthatisabletodo thisisreligion,whichilluminesour conscience,andstrengthensourwill.

Thebookwhichcontainsthemost comprehensivecourseofinstructionin religion,foroldandyoung,isthe catechism.Itispublishedinvarioussizesandforms,soastobead.aptedtothecapacityofall.Any ofyourPriestswouldgladlyrecommendto;ouacatechismwhichhe hasfoundtobeofgreatvalue.

Don'timagineforamoment,that thestudyofthecatechismistoo simpleforapersonofyourintelligence.OurHolyFather,thePope, commandstheclergytoteachit,and; themostsuccessfulpreachersamong thepriestsarethosewhofind in thecatechismthemostlogicaland themostperfectdevelopment of subjectsforsermons.

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