The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-10

: areaa Of its coming to his parents, ear
? n.n In pursuit, but was miraculousl
uLIVeu from recognizing him. thong
10y met on the road; and afterwards eli
g" se reused to stir step in that direction
90 p" oeanislas went on his way joyfnlly, fo
10y was one of his striking MISREPRESENTATION
On his arrival at Augsburg he learnt to Ssl X;
aasmay that the Provincial, Peter Canisius
was gone ON to Dilingen. Thither Accord
lhgiy Stanlslas followed him; and at one,
.nose Two souls understood each other. r.
1ese tue reality of his vocation, however
20 .,,s US desired him to help the servants
mouse. he knew his zeal aud high resolves :.
euG ne also knew "that these resolves 90
il. whlle there is something to oppnsn
.i ssiss, OF even endure, in order to COMPASS
Ine desired object, will not upseldom Al :"
Inter dull, daily round of tasks which
snn,i,. niiia1lnG to self-love, and which
supply no possible food to enthusiasm or
secret differentiation. Va
80 .otah!sias, who delighted in nothing
more Chan in notifications and hum;i;aee
;:lons' accepted the post with exceedine
J =, IN 1his mental capacity he not onlY
sat W. thinS extraordinarily well, but
set such an example to all, both stn,ientS
ana servants, that he drew their hearts as
y were irresistibly to God. Canisius. salts
yea iater IL fortnight's trial, of the sanity
,iiaracIer OF the young nobieman. decided
~ SEND nm to Rome to the General of the
3ara;a VITO 70. was no other than St. Francis
! -, H. .s.. nlh, ne wrote u letter, which
s:nI HAtant, 10 which he fntrod need I.
tahisias as one of whom 8. splepdid ti,inas
ilght be expected" In like manner tfa
i'm: ' "fote OF
Dear to all, offensive to none, in arc
Shirt P Pi"h aa man, in person small,
ST. Francis Borgia, even before ra.d;, h
csc letters, with the prescience of n Snin1 L
~ aG once detected the superbu,nnn viz Ii
es vi the youth who knelt humbly before "
~ ana openly blessed God for having n
q. sucn son to the Order of Jesus. He q
oiueo 20 ADMIT him without delay to the A
vice. chip, and Stanislas was clothed with q
molly habit only three days after his ar. pt
al In Rome. But his fathers exasnera- w
knew no bounds; he considered that to
noole mouse was degraded by his sons III
I. Nv nat thought for Christian to Al
eTtaln )" exclaimed Stanislas, that the a,
. scr u house should be dishonored "a
narch OF Heaven" His Obedience To exl
ssuperlors was no less admirable than Of
.ue resi-, TOT 1t was as hearty as it was Tic
npt. "fyou were commanded to start fro
iIe 4, for the Indies, what provision the
u you maze ak for the journey 2, asked the
,a,i"r Vi MN one day. Without iefi
tatlon, Stapislas answered. it $
would provide myself with n ,,oo57 20, 81 US
.iee, II double mantle of charity to cod Iot
10 my nelShbor, and strong pair of sI,o,s sho
'r,,ihcation and then off Mt oucc-nnti;a,n libe
wit
S soul vas 80 filed wifi, divine I of IL
so entirely absorbed in Cod ~ tate
IDE OCCUPATIONS ri VIII
Tor one moment from tb;s i,t,: pro,
iecoion and realization of the Div;n, they
nee. Not cloud ever saddened this whi'
Is, iov!ng soul. "He seems to hrve won
ana died in the midst of tho ,no,;5i CLAIM
doris of gracen But tie L. .t, to bt
tined him was soon to Obtain ;ts f,.,; the
Ibis soul, the object of Marv;s
II production, was to be summoneJ ~
10 snare with her the happiness of
on Canislus came to Rome in the eh1 q
a OF 1868, and on addressing the Lond
f eacb gonth TO tnem to celebrate the stanc
ne special Saint on ,i tne name An
$ they should imitate and uay, whose Gated
sion they should plead Tnr. whose nc an reiigi
50 70 enter on every month 1I'A
should be their last. When stanisl namp
'iu 1hls' ne qnietlS observed - se1 = u
d may he SAL ~ =. MAJ Oh God has in Six di
but for me. who an, -. su!Iasy nonition strate
word of God. W. io ILLS month, most
ne LIST OF August st. Laurence fell Tn NV l., IL
,, miIh Cne virtues of patience for the iv ,vI
which confirmed the hope Of o"r wv w,
nat he should keep the Feast of tha J y, oru
't ne IN Heaven. A fever came on. mr. e
%, OF so slight Il character that tboss p p.aS :
MN laughed at the idea of dance ~, ho u
course ours. had run; though so yoTI61 f NIL ~
fulfilled his appointed davs and b buot -,
receive his reward. His dcatbLnJ T. ~ C 'r'
GroWning act of this beuutif,,I M ~ w.
Like his life, it was all low and 60" p az
III love. My heart is ready. O fhG =,
my heart is ready" was the cry hi i'm :"
ohSlpg spirit. Up to the yery faca
oinent he kept on repeatipg a+',i .
urch Prayers in Latin, {" thf cru -
consecrated language of PRAYER h 49, . ho
as, so to say, an incOmmuiicabIe -. SUI
/ Devotion" And then :" ali Of y her on
ie became silent, aud his face as nui non
me expression of one il. .east.s,, iuil .,, .
med mOtionless, save that his liz: ;omnu
owed; and his brilliant ewes. im Jam' Uoi
aven's joys seemed mirrored. were 81 i''9 !:
hIst on one side and then on tbe S~,,,''a, l
!, though beholdihg sights of nm bar ni en-,
lie sPiendor and l0veliness!t The m mel, n LOT
of all was riyeted nnon H. ~ man WI