Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-07

is necessary for us to obtain eternal lifeP
ITO believe in Jesus Christ and practice
the duties of your religion {
rs THERE A TRUE RELIGION ON EARTH !?
Yes, the Catholic religion How long
will the Church of God be prosecuted p
Forever 'Wil Plus lX. triumph over
his enemies p Il don't know If you
We're on earth now, what would you do p
would do everything to save my soul.
Where is your bodyT In the grave.
Why did not the body suffer with the
SOUL The body has nothing to do with
the SOUL Is there no punishment foi
the body after death p Yes, into ashes.
Will you ever see your bodyY Yes,
after the general Judgment How will
you know your own body?' Il don't
know Where are the little children
who died without baptism p In dark
ness viii they be always in dark
ness p Yes Where will children
be after the general Judgment who die
without baptism p In darkness
ARE THEY SUFFERING PAIN p
Mo- Are they in Purgatory?' NO
How far is Purgatory from Heaven p
Five minutes. Do you wish us to pray
for you p Yes, wish to have prayers
and masses offered up for me- Do you
wish us to pray and have masses offered
for you after one-and-a- half o'clock Fri
day afternoon p NO why so p
Because | will be in Heaven What
time will you be in Heaven p Twenty
five minutes to two in the afternoon.
Will you remember us in Heaven p
Yes | will pray for YOU How is il
that you could come into the doors and
windows being closed.
'I'M PURE SPIRIT
How is it possible that you can make
such n noise on the wall, being II spirit
and mmaterial, and the wall being n ma
terial object p by the power which God
gave me- How do you strike the wall
when you speak to Agnes?' with my
hand What do you think about Spr-
itnalismY It's all nonsense
These are only some of the numerous
questions which | proposed to him
through Agnes. What was strange
about the matter was that he would never
be intigued in speaking to his little
daughter. But as soon MS she retired to
bed she was never annoyed till morning.
When asked how he spent the night :
Watching and praying.' When asked
several times to speak aloud that we
might hear him, ho said he was sent to
speak to Agnes. 1t being
A SORT OF PRIVATE APPARITIoN
To the girl, we kept it rs still rs we could
fearing that the Spiritualists might take
advantage and say it was their doctrine.
However, it is II good deal known now
over the city. In all the conversations
he appeared face to face with Agnes; and
he was asked for advice how to live.
went there every day during the time he
predicted he had to remain, and on Fri
day, at ! O'Clock, ] was there watching
| was putting questions ns usual, whcr
he announced the time was lastapproach-
ing. The girl was standing in the room,
in the center of the Aoor-the door open
and about eight persons looking on
among the rest Mr.. Lynch. | kept my
eye on the clock there was no clock in
the room with Agncs-as soon as the
precise second arrived (half-past o'clock
the child screamed, falling on her knees
There is an angel She screamed out
several times to her father, and rushed
after him to the door, where he told her
during the week, she could
SEE HIM 60 UP TO HEAVEN WITH THE
ANGEL.
She saw him rs he described. The
flight was due east, in slanting line
She saw him only about II second ascend
ing, when he was out of sight.
Such is the outline of this strange ap,
partition. What do you think of it.
Agnes McDonough received her frs
communion on the first Sunday of Sep
tcmber and was confirmed by your Lord
ship the next day. Her brother, who
never went to church since the death o
her father, attends since, and is preparing
for general confession. Strange, tn,
father told him what to do and how 10
prepare; that is, when Agnes asked him
lie told him to go three times every Sat.
urday for three Saturdays, and if neces.
sary, fourth, to prepare for his Holy
Communion; after that to go 10 his duty
every third week for six months and ther
never TO omit his religious duties after
ward. ! suppose you are already tireC
out with this narration.
The guardian is convinced that tn,
ordinary spiritual communications ar,
from an intelligence not human, bu
thinks that they are bad spirits, while n
the same time believes with st. August
inc and all the fathers that pure spirit
are sometimes permitted TO revisit tn,
earth for special purposes, and it seem
to think that this may be one of those
special cases, and Mr.. McDonough's 5 spiri
may have been permitted to come back
TO confound the doctrines of modern Spir-
itualsm and indorse the teachings of the
Catholic Church. The Guardtan winds
mp by saying: In this age miracles and
strange things appear to be accum ulating
on ali sides. 1t was, perhaps, necessary
TO com bat the materialistic tendency of
of so called scientific men, and for that
,nnttnr Of nan.t of the prntrslnnI chnrrh.