The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-10-27

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asNe nspFy than onck referred to the de9rada
Rsn nca your position ~ > woman-as TIL
siavs a 1.n ne rS GI :. the very
sat EAhommsdan women treated. And suet
va the condition of women in all parts Of the
| Mos.a, until onE Lord and cur God descended
womsn. in the person Of His own Mother. "a
wnoms them aud ever since then, of all created
r Uc,nga is the highest honor and the greatest
mani The very hymn ron have heard rscited
70 hymn composed in honor of woman, who,
LIS Tho belief Of the Christians, sits on the
G 1aS,s eSassd throne ID heaven, next to the
uooneao Himself Her aud her iuterceasion,
nes prayers to God, are sought after by all
ma,nkand-by kings, and Pope, and bishops,
s sna ps,ests.and the most glorious Of saints
closely initiated her viftues her spotless purity,
I nsr marvellous humility, her boundless charity.
U o,an elevated woman to be equal with
va, opened up to her ail the treasures Of he's
c wen, 1hsnght, man to love, to respect and to
ceerish her, not as q bondwon,an, nor as .
s!avc. but as an helpmate. And this self-sanao
semgion' W tch first inculeated respect for wo-
r.'n rs euty, ~ now vilified by o woman
cara, cara, wish to sec my cousin-it is the
dearest wish of my heart, but forego it if Won
a W,i no lac accept that promise tender to you
the only condition will tender it to YOU, and
mat Is, on the faith of q Christian"
AaTa was not accustomed to contradiction of
eny Kind. Her wilfulness had hitherto mar
,.d no check, and the violence of her temper
been offered to her, bat here contradictions and |
opposition presented themselve in a form abe
; :ron, never oeiore encountered, for both came
a l9a ana 1nmoved by the slightest particle Of
eihsh feeling. Nought that she could do. and
'oagns mat she might say, would be able to
neek being who now told her she was wrong.
ma who refused to accept . favor except unon
ae dxsiy condition she herself declared t. DO
,s natnrsi aoo lara know mot what to say, but
. ner how she should act towards one whe
completely in her ewn power, and who had
san her child in the hour of need and
.oe 9ne saw the manner in which il would bo
ost becoming in her to act, she frankly And =,
' p followed out the Kindly inpuisss Of
Lady" said cara, al am oont.nt With ,.,
ords, l accept your faith IS q Christian. !
III not weary you BY recounting INV own mar :
ar.t.a fsisfu To h ns made ss The name e
"a are good. and that yon are also . chri.' =
N; will, when am slone, think over your =
,sai, ,or, believe one, they have made an i'm
Whoa. upon ne because they come from
IAN while, let us see how best can conduet -
near to tiorine, and at the game time pre-
NJ any accident occurring that could inter b,
!. 1t will take MS at least two hours tn ira ~
Y End return from the place where we nov :.
- 70 inc plain on which 1 observe the fol
s@ " We your 1sir hinswomaa are about to on q.
III. ioa may perceive that the soldiers are a.
ss2Say eusily engaged in erecting tent-poles tn
~ paris or the field, that already Tres are h.
dee ana fas the goody
ssream that runs along the botssm of The tn
Inc IL evidently the ind1cement for axipp ~,
r. the TS spot they have chosen encamp ",
At dificulty You have, in your delicate state bs
,ealth, to overcome, and therefore fl in thst no,
i eo 1t viii take us two hours TO 20 there
the &C., Vn tnls SIDE the descent is easy, ex
70 you through the sutterraneau passa1es | va,
On underlie the whole of this Fertilization tb b
oin no me very bottom Of the Tavine. and in the
tne water on the other side, because in t.c
pace toe stream Is lost in what appears to =,
m mi OF rocks, but is in psint Of fact an
we, originally intended as a means wbese. MAI
ms place, if bssieged, could always nro- fe
isaeii with an abundant supply of water. she
iar All difficulties are removed, bat then 1t,
% another-how are We to nnrroseh .S gar
and not BIO at the Same time exposed tn OPP
rtlnent curiosity or to gross rudeness On eiee
art OF the soldiersf Ysu, a. q Christian tnel
kno the manners and morals of Chris' Wiz
:oioiere. Suppose we approach the camn
ing the rasntles, muaaers, wells Of Nahom- tarr
n women, who, whom they 20 abroad- yo1
leave the eyes without . covering. 90 thas ioos
impossible to recognize them. Do vou mad
!, II weapproach the Christian camn. an you,
ng to visit it ont of mot;ves - aP- that
!. O. could do 50 unquestioned aud unin, you
lsuited am sura We should not be for your
soldier opposite is q CRUSADER. and has rum
n.ed the cross upon his shoulder to re-
MIN 1t il his duty to raise his sword in e1'
OF GOD and in protection of the defense- IN m
'no therefore for Crusader to Insult wo- cast
Two unaided women-would be to vio- ~ IN
fs VOW as a Christian" efshe
Christian !" repeated lara, with q an Of
g, IS Christian !" firmly repeated Gun- feelir
LOT II he were not q sincere Christian 1Pen
nined, at the sacrifice of his life. to nar Gun
us duty towards God, man and womar. walls
ulo never have abandoned his home his noug
ana his country, to come to q distant did II
No resGae from degradation the soil con- lew 2
ID by the life. the mi ala, AZ. Beeld