The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-20

i viii not
what! not adore Christ's bodyf
Il adore Christ my God not Q wafer
Then you deny trAnsubstsntiatlon.
Il do not know do not understand.
How dare you then pronounce upon such sacred
know the love Of Jesus know his perfect
salvation know that be has done gil things for
me that he hath saved me by his blood, hath
changed my heart by hls Spirit; that he will re-
This has given me safety and happiness such az I
felt before, and Joy which must be something
like heaven
BY ~ the saints . hereti; worthy Of dying by
fire, and living in fire for ever i.
Jesus died for me. refuse not to die for him.
1t ould be sweet 80 TO prove my love to him.
The accur.ed death Of hereto is not the mar
tyrdom that confers merit
want no merit but that Of Christ
Will you pray TO the saints =
No for' Thou shalt Worship the Lord thy God,
and him only shalt thou serve."'
Will Jon confess
j have DO objection
VIII You abjure your errors y
Il do not wish to retain error, / only wish TO re-
tain Christ my sole hope
will cling to Christ alone, and nothing can
parate me from his love-
He loves none who despise his mother
God forbid that should dessise her but viii
We'll, Ne shall give you three days to repent. II
you continue an obstinate hereto, we muss send
you to heil-ire.'
This young convert had little knowledge, but
what che had was saving. She had much love, strong
faith, and grace was given her to be constant. In
,ba. dark, damp cell she had the presence OF her
Saviour.
We leave the sequel Of her story to imagiaations
enlightened by the knowledge Of ROms's atrocities
She feared not those who can kill the body, but CAN
not lill she SOUL Whether she died by violsnce, Or
wasted away in hunger and thirst and cold, we re-
vel rot. We know who has promised, /" AS thy
day, so shall thy strength be-"
Under the head of Clerical instructions for
Trial by jury" we have rather humorous
description of the way in which evidence is got
up in the old country. This new count in the
indictment, be it observed, must be taken with
the same qualification as others:
All Mick DoneIly, and wasn't it the COW that
grew sick ana died when the gossoon was following
the soupers and gon to sell his soul entirely! The
blessed st. Patrick wouldn't permit the sin without
givin' We notice of the consequen, es. Well, when
we get out ov this danger, by tDe help ov yer ivid
ence, maybe the cow may ;ome back to ye from the
dead. Not by way OF payment, We understand, that
would be perjury; but to show that the church
glory be to her lis a grateful church 70 her ODE
diert boys. You know the way the riot happened;
We havin refreshed yer memory in the things which
had escaped it,
Yes, yer riverence, said Mick, pulling lock of
his shaggy hair, and performing an indescribable
movement, intended for bow.
be assured Of yer naming to tell the thruth and the
whole thruth, ard nothin' bu. the thruth.'
Mick rehearscd his part to admiration, and was
duly cautioned to put in nothing else, lest he should
tel. what was not the truth. For how saiZ the
priest, can an ignorant boy like you discern the
thruih from fAlehood, except by the help ov our
WISDOM.
1hrne for you, yer riverence,' said Mick an
about the cowP
: " ye do right, see iv the blessed saints do not
send her alive by miracle; though maybe not quite
like her former SELF twice as fat she'll be- havin' got
all the sickness off her,
The hair was again pulled, the exauisitely grace
full bob repeated, and Mick departed rejoicing in the
prospect Of having COW again.
the holy mother church = he said to himself.
Paddy O'keefe ye rascal out Of purgA,ory do
ye now reminder all about IL; or has the whiskey
taken away your sinses intrey?, Was it yer parish
R slsS' Or ''e ne's'' jumper 'AA' USED the 'hi
1t was the jumper, yer riye.ence.'
How was II donef Spake the words as ye name
to spake them before hi g honor
Paddy obeyed; he spoke the words, giving YER
sion of the story to the full contentmento Of the heart
of his rivereDce.
Now all ye have told is the blessed thru.h; will
Sure will, yer riverenee.'
well, iv We tel! any other story thin than that
blessed thruth have rehe to me, laok to the
smell dark twDkng eye on the now troubling sim
her, and lowered his voice-remember the gap In
the hedge-and the shetland the blood-and the
corpse .,,., 49,. -, -,., 80
yer reverence gave me dissolution intirely.'
For another world, Mick; but not for the court
ov Justice, or the gallows, ye dog
Sure yer reverence. does not name to peach OF
BY st. Deminick, no !! II ye behave yerself dis-
Greedy in this matter; but " any ov the heretcs
make We tell another word than this blessed thru'h
yer lies not worth that" said the priest, swapping
so. PATRICK help roe y calculated the man.
TO tell the truth as have brought it to yer re.
membrance, do ye mane?'
Entirely, yer riverence.'
AYE; Mary, macbree! it's good girlcen ye are,
now that ye have left the Jnnpers' school. Waat
was il, again, they promised ye, an ye would 60
their hereto mstugs an tell lies of the priests; aud
briog into disre pute the holy Catholic church,
1t was, ger reverence, as much lace work and
kpittiRr and good pay, as would keep my wildly mo
iher, and two nails aday for myself, aud wa,m
cloak
Thin, when you had told the lies, and forsakcn
the chapel and put your soul in danger, did ye get
il alt
No, yer rivsrence.'
WAS it that brought We back like a stray ll,ab
to the fod of yer own blessed churchg'
That, an yer reverence promising me twice AZ
much
Mind what yer saying, machrcep What pro-
missed has nothing to do with the matter Mt all at
all. 1t Is not about they neei Evidence it. abou.
the soupers, We Understand. To say anything shout
my promises viii spoil yer character, machrse and
damage yer wildly mother
Very well, yer IivereDce.'
There's boy that likes you, Mary, machree
hen be o, the thrial to zee how discreet We are.
Gay nothing 10 set him again ye.
Mary held down her mead, bushei scarlet, and
wondered how The priest knew Every shing.
" While Father Denis thus practised upon the wit
nssses father Hocran busted himself with the jury
--trose Of them who were his clients; the rest,
from other parishes, were managed, each by his
own priest. This class being little higher la the
social SCALE required to be rather differently dealt
with Rome adapts herself to all grades of society.
These meB required to be enlightened on various
poin's Of morality, these laid down by re-
nowned Catholic doctors, especially 81. Liquors the
duty of Juror, 10 consider first the honor of a
church the measure of faith to be kept with here
tics; the power of the church 10 dispense with
on hs, &c.
Guilty. said the reverend father, may have