The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-07-11

aims destiosd 10 relieve 80 Dsck misery
long and usari~oSe jSarnsy on foo;
where be vas 30 take ship foC AiESerx, A1o
here be WAS Ssioet By fhe veseraSie usor u ho
bad been aPPoiutsd bis guide aa6 counsellor
Geoces@ resse4 they foard ready 10 sal, and
fAyorA5!e wird sn-oa carried them across tie
Nrdit<rraceAn- TIE ye9-E fAtheCs heart Be Al
eAEd TAec BE hsard the cry Of iArd !" Aoe
sAu the c-Uel eoAst Of Africa where 80 nAny
fesIov-Chrls-iAss we're groarIng bope2esssy
beresth the yoke of sbe { Eoz II ass1lnAu-
Il - there ihaI or brethrea sl3r Q
fA;ber.' cred he TO his eoGpAnioc, bat we
arc goinE ID soess.,-, are gong IL safe
ADG uken. ~ Lass. f5e vessel eEIered the
rsort of AlE5ers- TIE R<-3ezptorzst knight kne!i
and Kissed IAe so! q sAe wlsae6-tOT lAcc.
srEas II sSe boy 3isss OF charity
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brother, c:ses! he. 18th : radiant look Of III
unuh: AID We have raDsonsd them all :"
AL. father: Oh ,hank God and Oar Lady
and the monk cas. himself on hIs knees. az
pray ed silently; then rising, clasped the goo
: old father IN bis arms n an ecstacy of joy.
, That night Father Antoine repeated I'll
: evening prayer as usual, with the captive
! but bis voice tfsDbled, while father Sain'
a Fol could scarcely restrain his tears a
! hearts beat hard, aud every face pale al
anAio7s In ,he midst OF the solemn silen'
: hat followed the repetition of the last suppl
= cation TO the throne of grace the priest aro
n slowly, and cast upon the woe begone crowd
IF look SO ptifal aud 50 loving that coosolatic
d seemed to fall ike teavenl! dew upon eTt
: the mos+ despoDdeut.
"Brethren,'' said be, " dear brethren De
l., children, this is the twelfth time thai q
= honored title of Redemptorist mas been CO
% ferred upon me- sometimes it bss been 4
d cause of nuch pain and disappotu tnent TO n
: sometimes too of great joy"
"a Here the slaves stretched their trem bliI
r. hands toward him, but their lips uttered
n -ouu6
d My children, ny dear chldren az this II
Y tAent my heart overf1~s with Joy
= cry, terrible. unearrhiy cry escaped fro
,e every month, as, moved by and the SAT
10 impulse, the liberated slaves hang tbemselS
1f their knees.
In the name of orr omu potent God and
r. the Mother of our Redeemer, the Blessed La
n Df Mercy, /, unWorthy priest, and ny col
=. p4nion here present, declare you 20 be All FIRE
RI Tne a ms OF the faithful hare been so ficient
m ransom you all All OF yon, Christian brethTt
n VIII see yoHE native land aga;D.r
n. Barss of frantic joy. rap.urous EN- brat
Of again aud again repeated, succeeded TO I
of silent anguish with which they had await
M their doom Ta- veneca!e father endeavor
he to calm this exhau-fing excitement, and III
= left to 60 pay the Moor- tue snn stipulat,
Iv Father Satnte Fol remained behind to help
move the fetters whose :Eon very entered ii
,I his aoul.
, :" "To-morr :" be erred, - he knocked
!y the hea:y chains tomorrow. we stall q
IN this land of slavery aud dri.L"
ne :" To morrow :" echoed the pale victims ''
an mnrroE. Tanks, o Lord God Tbauks
ne weli-named Lady Of Mercy Thanks Redemp ,
. Tl-t Fathers We are going home TO- N o =