The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-13
Ct ulCllAEL'S MONASTERY,


ew ,,t,,,uc Fnd,ug ally nj ihr Grave
.,igt, wacrc NO Woman tt"dc.'
...ir,l ... fires. O. that winds TO the
i,'.....ot,.var II 50. Mirha ~ Won
VI u. hI-h.- oi Vest li'h ,n' iol-
It.r. ,r..n .r.ta1ic 'ndd.
fN' ..I ue lad aim iuucr,d Itd-
ut.- spoke nos w,rln' m de
j." a., wet up, nor PAUSED On TIE land
~" .,....fr,v Sits OF Window In tho
| IT. ..,ft.c tower. And 80 | had ample
| nr..iD. 90 " his ~iueul lr, mrdig-
.', H. l,ct 10! leg first tir'c'ed
| y" ,,,. ,.ts. a. hc raised the skirt "f his
MIN IA ascent, rhey were cuilti'ss OF
sa. i..- or trousers, ana, instead o'
r..aia. b4t rude. thick leather SAND H.
.r,,.. the iu-tcp and around tho
.un l..fIor straps. protected his soles
,,..t,,ith the ron ste +. most un
Ilutr ~ these sandals as the friar
I,,.,,nv attention. IT. fict, before We
van 49,. .....nt Of the tower. His habit or
- black arbario-tho heaviest and
'...., cloth that is wovem IN to his feet In
-. t,id. Around his waist was black
,,rtle. from which WIS suspended
- head TO. ~ and ctucidx. On the left
- tho habit was embroidered. In white
IA .tr.n.e dovicc-a human heart sur
a, a Gro s. and on the heart the legend.
10y ., rioi1' ON the friar's bead was n
,..b,re,ta. while not a particle OF linen was
visible. either around his throa or at his wrists
rus TOWER orrnE MoNAsrr'Y
e.1,c,ly We emerged into tile glass lighted
..I..,aclupu. the ohsrr, htory. he
a.....r l..- e. lm Of the friar's face " 5, for a
,,.r,,,. rI,pi.d with -nic at the enthusiasm
ub...I .uull uairl-ir.iI th' view that burst
",., u, .i.h' SOW sk Rnoklyn, Jersey
c''. "'.' sem "a .'', .,.'',i,., ,ne country
m.ut 81 town anu Wal $50 "'t.'"- "a. N'"'.'
trnrle- round. were 81 lhe "A lar map DE-
r., ,...rf. ,.-f th. tIuosnn shark led
10" U.s. ~" ""' -. 49,. am,
haea baud 81 -,N.r 81. ".n ''"ouH '"e Jun,
Ar,ndIiue TO "a inrfc thread where It lost itself
ut.l..t. latina south the bay
an ns H i''-.' Ti'',itr.'r T." No MONDAY sun
81 'r.u ihr '' .'l, 90 ~ ,hara' witl,
wiz Nr, '.I "'.''" 49, 90 ~ iiitie nsh'
vt"-' .in ," ~ .,hh ,,,,.rn ,ybtcb seemed
ins 90, ,,' ,h ar ,,r... ,,t,d reduced in size
lMu''" ., 90 ~ -, " a, ~ scncrous tones ol
e. meie ,pc ~ uS. ~ ,he nir iii inc
u-"N. 81, u. ,it.'.I ,,d n,cliovy the ~
es ' nv and r'ecal in such hien attitudes
Au-line wth Il ~. ~ ia anu soIcthu . ,,s
tfofthcd from h1ics 81 stone. came me ttem
tut mDlU dN ~ AN organ voluntary rising IRON
n gel hcneatu.
lH. tower in which We stood was part OF IN,
dHIr' haiit ~. aud communicated WIN bOtl
~ mastery anf cnutch. both edlnce9 Wer'
d.rs-nluish gray stone. Together they make TN
prominent lnudmaik on the heights 4"
il n"kcu. ATTRACTING the attention of all passen
ger 90 tho ferry boats OF travellers on tue Nort
tftt steamers.
rur MISSION OF SILENCE.
Tho Var, Rsv Father Nuus-s,ich wAs til
I've 'erN ne,' ~ 800, - de- AZ
i.t' "L wv s i j.. az H. 90, ~, ronc
IN ..- J.! - ''1,,r.s - So, 10 - =
ree, a. ,nS nr Reire't foun
IN, ' 80 rn,icent stiil lac seemed amtably al.
.''" ~ ~ Ill - H. s,',,,,, icr, a., ,,.,,,r
SEQ 10 In nis t h. ~" Ca. cunsistei, VIII n.
81, ns n m~niIer 81 a society. which, II not 4
en' rs We ne, Irsa rs, s. f., own u c c
Nuwuere along the corridors. or on the stat
,,.. In the tefectofy. or the community room
! met with the inmates OF the retrea
o. ! hc.rthe sound uf a human voice. exceT
u .rtyrr. during the four hours that spent
Ti- he explained before he admitte
r,ut the cloi-ters.or permitted me to Gro:
N 't.t-Aaia of the inner door, BEYOND whic
SIT. ID b. ever allowed 60 pass. Therefore
rr.l raN o. obey the silent motion hy whic
t.t .,-.urf Invited me- to accompany IN m an
uescei. 4 l. lc -tircase.
IT, .ed the way down to a long corridor int
which opened many doors; one Of the door
l-ttDf a. md with polite smile inotlnn
o.. ---'.. - s4.-''-. q -,.'-l. ION hedsies'
tN.i.A- lahlr' a til.lAA ~! NE Hhii at "a
r'u o. 'r 't-' 1'li wv 'I ~ &c 'ois pa,
l'' N 4d' "' t'lt u'il'.-i' " % ''' '"'
- ui". Nt, q. 4SeI ttAu " hdli oeulu"ul III
CO. ~ ~" '.. n.aruln- m"Atst' u.,. ,-,,
"N"w can talk To you, said Father Nllu
tnl 1- ne broke ms shehce, coheluoeu ne wa
10 ''.N
n' N iha, your ,i n r WI petl SV ,l
90 '- M. ID, iulv7' anu e'' e t ~
100 ave- " thl- MOI h9ietl alu tnui' Il anu u
'' ''i .'tui,l'l. ......t.
zoe 90 hot et'A 10 httr1ct tHt a,tel.ll,'"
't li.-Iur Nuil' Salu we atIicI, nor %
ir-ir h' M-p' 20, .'u!i " uul W 90 ny sul l
hlnul ".'u Iv'l'g', , a mum, W no u'
n &" tep,l va" Mitn c1u,rS 'i , o, ~ ~,
tc... i'',.t''i To y, liner law of duly lin
N... Wu..h i.r i.Ilcl... would require us
'4arft mere l4lC curiosity, and our time i, L.
lI.'l.s- To- Ice wasted; therefore l must /
llt.
the ORDER or PASsioNirTS,
ftvl|. D. This l,,.ls. and contre.ution bcl,n
~ &. .....t ia nm. LATER IL n al the -ixf.rni
ren,iir, l, oar % iron ,aib,. Paul francis Dan,
% ten, e., % good birth and tatholic pareutaL.
Iir Dr. nov. c.u,ulgel. and known among [ at ll
l.- be- Saint Paul Of The Cross Hts first cor
r..n.t. wa. very small, consisting ~ hut eigl
ut.Irr. some Of these were priests. son
hite lrgihrrnond increased 30 rapid, that o
patron iut conceived TIE idea Of building
h-ir. . A. we call our houses Tue place !
lacttf Tor the Retreat was on the side Of Mou
Arrcutaru near Oue Dello. ia Italy, The mep
Az materials for erecting the building W..
col t,f,d IN voluntary contributions from 4
weal nv citizens of OrtebeilO but the found
trl hi. roifi nuuitt did A large mart OF the actu
Wu.k with their own hands, and we have alwa
T. Iuvrl their examine. A. our cougrcgnti,
0r trlfhernooI Increased other Retreats we
t,ri'Ii.Ild until there wa one in nearly eve
luiuoituuf cit, Of IinIy with the fountain he,
trr..fl.r iYti4. In II me This prosnsritv IA,
l,r....a rnutirtI,d with hat slitbt y lrintio
urfI tn. V..r lslO when Inc rei.pious orne
wr. ti.rer.nd n, Nnrnicnn I War urnltr
ttlt.c Prevalence - Revolutionary H. ea- h