The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-12-16
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Society.
Thia book 10 o new one in every sense Oh tne
vord for it 10 o work which analyses INC
greatness of Mary upon strict scientiho pfinoi'
nlss. and deduoes from these inves'ig"tions
her grand relations towards all creatures ~1
her wonderful place in the whole Sysso"' -
Gods works. o,. |
onr author claims that the French, Germans
,s It.,;an. have books treating of Mary IN
this scientific manner, and hence anoio's
Catholics proper knowledge OF the pteios"
tiyes, qualities and position assigned 70 nei "
n visa and merciful Creator. His aim Is 70
Give to English-speaking Catholics "ofs
which will also represent Mary as the gtanueS'
.xnression of created agency, the truest reto's
| tion of Paatheism, the most convincing Pfool
of Gods divine plan ofthe universe.
| It;s a verv profound and scholarly work' no'
! devotional in one sense OF the term' o"'
soieutific, philosophical and logical. u SHOWS
N sry's place in the system OF our eaNasioN'
not by loving words, not by fono aseei'i0-''
but by g splendid course of profound reaSon
! ipe which establishes ct once the economy "a
) the Incarnation, and Marys sublime agency IA
the sacrifice of mans REDEEM ption.
While calling the work an original one' "e
do moi mean that the au tho proposes any new
o
/ tions of spiritual scieuce-is is only the plan
= ~ the work which is unique but it is at the
!, same time eminently fitting to it's sublime sud-
+ isct. and mervellously adapted to the noble de-
= sign of it's author.
n That DESIGN is to give us kno,oledge of Mary
# 40 perfect, extensive and profound, that ou'
E. devotion tow ards this masterpiece OF creati7'
70 wisdom may be steadfast, .intelligent' ans
D. worthy of it's sublime object.
a. These are our Impressions of the COOK
le Among Is profound researches, and unoefiy
of ing is scientific reasoning, one can 1eel III
in love for Mary which prompts the autnor
g. words, and the esge1 filial desire to make ne
truly known and worthily honored by all III
of telligert and upright Christians.
1's The Sunday School Ttacher'e Manual, or inc A'
of Teaching Catechisns. By Rev. a. a. IL
Ding. New YORK: Benzigsr Bsoshefs.
Father Lsmbiug ID dear, practiosl heiPt
to all persons who really wish TO 90 sne
AR york we'll: and Sanday.school teachers al
a surely amongst those who will most rejoice
me the assistance afforded them by this little mar
Ter nal II ia q beautiful treatise on the ways sn
in means of securing the love of the little ones
ue Cbrist's Fold, on the easiest manner Oh II
struct;5= them in the Faith, and On the 70
OF plans 20 be adopted for making the Catechis
70" understood and interesting.
The advice and suggestions contained IN Vi
ted work are valuable not only to Sunday soho
'm- TEACHERS, but to oil instructors OF yon'
MAJ Evsry psstor of parish should o wn the ooo
st. for MANY of them even through their zeal q
ave affeotiou. fail in accomplishing for their ht
as ones what they are 30 enzio % to periol
his viz: improyement of mind and ameiioras
NC" Of morals.
Father Lambing knows all about his subje
oy Hs gives no theories, no speculatlons; oue
III laws down laws and suggests regoia''
ago | wi hich convince the reader that tney arc
the exact requisites foz ensuring the order' all
ton and general we fare OF sunoay-s'n
10 nnpils. We have so often listened to tedi
che teachers who bored their classes with In
will ii ,nt questioning and constant reprlmano
win that we are glad to see book 30 tnoroug
Fnrts adapted to showing teachers how to 90 q
most work system atically, effectively, ana pleas
re- OF ". We sum mp our remarks py sugges
nsers that parents, teachers and pastors wooAa
Want we'll to avail themselves of the excellent
eader vice and praotica! suggestions made by Fat
nG' Lambing in the cause of education-tne
more and highest education. 4.
Ter, The Narrative of Blockade Runner. BY );
, nel4 sena kinson, Captain in the late Confede
raj of eSo'"e N"''. WV - CT v;lki
1t We This interesting Eoluuno VA NeP"
le dis will furnish delightful resdipg to all pei
in an - .oo;o+a Gallant deede simple "
etimes and modest merit; but 10 tnose "nO' III ~
st the tn the Copfederacy, d" lived and loved tog
he Or .Il 80, - oh.ro;,o veah !" the worl
ot un- Shko"B" ' or,;,;so
ntic as prove most fascinating eVoAAhs Ae
,n, the frsught with joy and pain, recalling men
course 49, amilaa and tears, and plot
'n00' scenes and incidents dear to every SOU
heart. =,
citizens, for Capt. wilkinson was exc
~ on officer ON board the splendid guuboHt
4 Him. ana, which o.operated in tie defence
might DREAMS anu n' ,'I, Hr n;to,
the one oluslVely 'n"' S.o 4-oooha-- o,i
=. of concert. 1t also demolishes any claim
.io0 Gen. Butler may assert as the capturer
es most orleSn', s'nh o,d ADMIRAL Farr,