The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-11-07
eo0 ARE TIE FEET OF THEM THAT 7aresI

for counsel, when Mrs. Flemming, who left th
"a ae, almost Immediately after him, came II
t Ine dia NOT speak until she got close to hin
then laying her hand upon his arm, She said
.Elaer! She had, two or three times befoT
since their marriage, WHEN she thouoht IN
gravity OF the occasion required, or her owl
sense or the dignity of right demanded il
caiied MIN 6 Elder" it was a portent which IN
UNDERSTOOD and when he turned and saw tn
Husned and determined countenanee lifted I,
ms, ne braced himself for battle, for he knev
from his religious point of view that she wa
terribly exercised, and as much alarmed by tn,
! presence OF the .papist that had dropped j.
their midst, us il wolf from tfIu-f+rrunco,,;
mountains had got into their sIieep-fold : nav
more. lay
"What is tho matter, wife %
i - Oh may well ask that, Elder Flemuinr
| after seeing and hearing what haf;neneI 1T IL.
breakfast table with that miserable neSidInr
mat man Is papist.- never saw one beE,re
and hoped Il never might but Fve read 81
them TO some purpose" .Eas-..-...-.- ...-T
" Yes, said the Elder grayely nba 10 -. noni4
| for it," -sr,..- ~ ~ $3.50 : 1 ""ffy
But what are we to dot We. cannot bovs
cided way @. w.. ..r.-., .-z,' = 1o I uo-
" We must be patient There is no helm for
H. ne replied in his quiet tones. =
, fatlence III this case were an offence to
uoe. can have no patience not the least
gram, with an ldolatroas papist; and he GER
fanny ~ ~ t must not stay under this roof"
A. 800 s'o "ouio you nave me do wife % said
She Elder, as he Turned and faced her and
looked grave1y down upon her.
Woula nave you go this instant and bid
= " ~ 1872 = shss
the same even tones. .
Yes, have looked out, and know that it is
showing as fast ever--but that is not my
business l will not have that man contamin-
ating my house with his idolatrous breath, and
If You want peace under your roof you must
send him off.
go Won't and must are ,senseless words IN
der certain circumstances" answered the Ell
der. "Providence sometimes pives MS blind
work to do and it is not for us to painsav the
wisdom of it. also have been exercised about
this matter, and desire to do what is right.
God knows would suffer even deat, for the
integrity of INV faitlr: but in this ease. after
looking at il in ali its bearings I can come 10
but one conclusiot. Idid moi make If storm-
did not bid this stranger to my door.-the
sstnYp, crosse M rho h;d6ite,, f Iin, r. .,i-1s
into account the falling of = hair from my head.
and this, His creature let MS rcmember-ner.
nitted bv his prnvideuce-was driven IN, tho
vinIcnce az tI,a stoTI,, 70 tho sioItnr Of ,, -
let him therefnr,, IIe. what he NAV b hli no;
berdriyen II ,ucc. Why. woman ! he would nor
islt in an hour ~ ' Pc
Bnt consider. Elder Flem1oiDer :, ros,,o,aad
the little woman jrunresse,I In s,Site Of hrseir
bv Ills simnI. nr.ctical raaso,iii,s,, c,nsiJnr
what an offence it is to our sinnI, God fearing
t., have him aontino- his crossnsE in1nIITT
very faces aud snviIirr Ms idnI1 FIRMS ~ s;Grs
TO the Virin Mari on are not fsitbfnf e no
your Christian duty. and vour resnnnsihiIitv
as an Elder of the Church, to allow it. Those
backs fnll of sound dortrino frn,, n,hoSo
Darcs We have not nufv found ~. ,r,,;,t 1t
icSTDt tIc unctiou Of tbe n.ot1 ,r,, o5,t 40 49,
Won " she added. pointino TO tbe GnoI, ILL.,
:. I do moi hold win, su1erstitiors NO., io,
- i1 4nIy J, sait che t!if
with inst a little onayer-i51 hjS11,;ne. = i53t
neither one nor th, oi her can hu,t tn, i,tarri1
ty of nv belief i'm sound dot rin,. An sf,,la
feel vrnTtIi, of cnr,,ict,nctn If 7 tI,,,i , =
| Gods creatures from the shelter of NV ronf in
such n storm os tI,is-nnd win mot IN
" Very well. The resnonsibiIitv I've ,,nop
You, Elder that tbere,s soimt:thimr 1T NV.
heart which means trouble. and fiat man il tn