The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-08-01
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aoursaO-s a-d euterprising publisheT, p. Oshea, |
Kew York. tSrouxh C D. Elder, Of this city,
81 tssrse Of his bezutifai and most timely Puo-
Eca1saas-yiz= Ce4fssaioa, By Monseigrenr oe
Serrs Lxnes n ne Saints, by Rev. +. l.
weninger; and Nanxal q SzSzS0n - Ae S1cyed
Hart
We had oeeass1a 70 notice the inst work .
few weeks since, but Like al good things II
rszagt be referred TO too ofte1i and hence We
take pleasure In again Recommending il 10 our
rAsaEhftrl readerr-
Nn ne rsDenber that it's autkor is An
arsso zs1z, aid PHYSICALLY blind We cannot TAI
70 sazl-s tie zeal and foresight displayed In
n vArss. md 20 realEe thai the eyes OF - Chris
RAE sal, Enuziaed BY the grace Of God, are
azsek - use tie szAres lad By the spirit OF
Evil. azS eager 20 g1ide Al HDen beyond .hs
danger wkieA u too cftea rnperceiTed by
1a@
Tsss Esrse book Esy be said 70 be written
especsagly fr tie resn<4&at, OF those who gladly
listen to every saggestioa made by tie world,
tie Essh saa the Devil, In opposition TO the
holy rrAc1soe Of confessis@- II among oar
! readers shsre il pe-soa Of this description,
oee Who fseas ukat ne oaght to do. bat cannot
res,5rs TIE izpcrtaoce, the comfort and the
k.pyaosss Of sas duty he 10 negleeting. Let him
read shia work and he win almost certainly
thank TIE good, Old, blind BishOp for making
hin ses the path in which God wishes him 10
walk
T7e LIres Of Gas Sslzs . being pabl;shed in
twelve parts and is prepared In snch manner
- TO be daily reading e1srrise for schools and
/ tauiEes- Besides the individual Life for each
day Of tie year. there Is Annexed . practical
| Instruction uPso the means Of Initiating the
virtues p-scticed By the Saint. and Of growing
| into the likeness of these friends Of God
/ The language Is clear and concise and tie
narrative straightforward and very interesting
Bat Father Weningers works are too veil
Known 90 need any Eeconmsndatioa On our part,
and this his latest effort in the eanse Of virtue,
! 10 based upon the proye<b that HscSrds aGy Aore
-bus reagk GGars.1 Hence keeping always In
view the great model, jesus Christ. he holds mp
for Our imitation the livesof those who imitate
Him in the most perfeet manner, 50 that en-
eouraged by the example of EnOrtals like our-
selves, we may be drawn to follow in their
footsteps and thus attain, with Them, thegraee
Of everlasting glory.
The ocly fault we can ind with this
work is that, although announced in twelve
volumes, is does not devote one to each
month. For instance, the first numbel
contains all the nonth of January and
fare pages of February. The flexible binding O.
these volamns l. reat and attractive, suitable
. for every day handbooks, while the price, one
dollar, places them within the reach of all
. / still We think the a5ove-asmed inconvenience,
of ALLEGATION is one which the Publisher Womb
, do well TO consider in view of its correction L
future Issues
Tk6 Aaasal Of fie Sacred Heart is eertainl,
the most complete work Of the kind yet pub
lished, and We particularly notice the beaut.
and elegance of the dictioa in connection Wit
the grace and earnestness of its thought. I
contains all the meditations, novenas an
. prayers which any loving heart can desire il
. connection With this admirable devotion, q
4 well as prayers for morning and night, and 70
the Holy Sacrifice of Mass, making il . mos
>, useful Is well 10 timely book to every SINGER
Catholic reader,
In spite of the sublime act of oonsecra*io
made by the Christian world 1t large to th
Sacred Heart of our Lord, and nOtwithstan6
ing the many other public demonstration
= made in Its honor, this devotion has not as ye
l. become, As it ought to be, the very heart G
. every Christian family. But we believe tha
L this little book is calculated to bring home
= every Catholic efacaciOus trust in thee
4 eonsoling words Of our Blessed Lord to MaTgs
s ret Mary Alscoque herself "Tae Iaity ,rsu in
u n this derotioH oil the help necessary for tie
state H0nseIy peace in their fa1igies, comfort
e their troubles, GRd The blessings Of kSarea ia a
l. their und1tGEisSs"
d Bat We also believe that, through these COZ
z siderations, Christians win be induced to tur
Il from their own selfish interests to prOmot
,, with greater Zeal the honor and glory an
t eternal interests of Him whose Open Heal
e is silently pouring upon Its faithful friend
n rich treasures Of grace and love and mercy.
= Madame de LGuaIIEs Beguest; OF C0HaseEs
d Young Ladies Who haze FTEisked their EdseatiO
D. Peter +. Cunningham Il Son, Philadelphia
m This excellent translation from the Frenc
ye will prove not only of advantage to your
ladies who have finished their education, bl
re also to older ones who have realized that ed
a cation in this life is never completed, bat
n it's best, is only preparation for that perfe
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