The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16
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CO in this country On the anniversary 81 koaddcs
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As AnyaslstAK sArNE, ~ s
some Of the stories of their saints arc very
marvellous. Perhaps one Of the most grotesaue
il that oi dabro Menfus Koddas lslaye of The Ho-
ly Ghesil, who was great saint from bic BIRTH
nay, more, be was bornA saint. No sooner did
he enter tho world than ho stood up, and thFce
days after his blrih he bowed his head thrice,
saying in q distinct voice Glory be 70 The Faith
er and 10 the Son, and 70 the Holy Ghost, He
never tasted u his mothers milk, nor during the
whole period ~ his life partook Of food or drink
Of any sort Once, when praying on mountain,
he fell over precpico two hundred cnbts deem
Two angels Immediately Joined their spread
wings under him 70 support him bat he refused
their assistance, saying that he trusted in God
alone for help, Another time he was asc ending
very high mountain, and, being fatigued the
Holy Trinity came aud assisted him. Many 9TH
or absurd aud almost blasphemons stories are re-
lated of him AZ last, after q very long NE,
forget Of how many years, the Almighty cent As-
rael, the angel q death, % take him. Bnt the
saint refused 10 die, SAYING Chat, a. he had nat
ther oalen nor drunk, he could not die soAl
the saints came 10 him IN turn, for the purposeof
persuading him to leave earth for Paradise st
| John the Baptist hrst addressed him, saying that
! he had gone the way o. al aesh notwithstanding
| his many priyatious and suifaringe Gabo Mem
fas Kouddos, however, mot him with the anawer
| yes bnt yoa could not fast oven for forty days,
but fed on locusts aud Wild honey. Thus here
Piled 70 all the sainte and al ast even - The yir.
gin and our Saviour. stili, however the decree
Of the omnipotent must be obeyed, and his life
vas taken from him But then there was dis-
pute among the clements as 70 what was 10 be.
come of his body. The earth refused 70 receive
| 1t as he had never paftakon Of her produce
similar refusal was made by the water, for he had
never taken drop within his lips. The are had
also equally strong objections. 10 the saint was
restored to life, and taken up alive into heaven.
His tomb is however, shown at 2oukwaho Ia
shoa but il is said 70 contain only one Of his
ribs, which, at The limo u his asceni 90 hcayon,
ho took out and left on earth inemento for
| hie followers"