The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-07-15

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fses. There was . stately dieEi;y Add grace
| Ebost tie elder E5ssz0u wEisA eh Erzef as erss
! eight. Their esTcess d1se01fss pTs<tnfef tS~rn
fsess EssisisE sEs fEst ezsrSacs u tie rev
| consEs, has the girPs qaicker eae speed ilg De-
tects6 their arrival
Here eorsssh Father Joachim" she sad 20
tee Caatslains, and he b-irgssh q stsAnzes
Ia 40 instant tie nstrOE rose up 10 receive
sas priest (fOr scea he wal and sT>lAi1asd -
lie spp<0asnEd:
lstsf VA 10 fear and srsuSlinE les. sons
ntsckAaes had befallea yoz-ths more - "a
there are evil liAings in the vind.'
Ny Lady Ya'sI" retained see cisgais<d
Fs.ksf, wisSoa. ApDlrensiy kescisk h1r is-t
words. ~ have made bold 90 bring hisLe-
z1esz for she zixht-A S>lAted traveller "a EIs
way 20 his k;EsEaa's az EinIeJ-one As-'ef
G1rTase SsehevsgIil O1s OF DeSbgssiEe, Wso
Graves yoog lad ysbi D's t0srisaIity. Aishb q
not Of cur faith, hIs late fAEheE Was. / onder-
ssaad4 . fsieot TO Catholics, An1 be Vii! cot
bssFsy os 20 tie fos-'
str, ycu aye welcome To HARM goa qsosh
shs dane a. sss eKtscce6 heE haze 50 Graz
Ta~ latter thanked hjs kcssSss cordislly. He
@sa TOO mach rsps IL adzIra:ion 81 tie s:a'siy
u sss0H AID sbs loSeiy maiden az her ..t0 20
Pay E1sea zsteE Gi0a 10 tee sbsT pectej rsTsla
sszs q Ezs azliLsS- AID cnrdI-Ln- 81 Ia -2.s
eo1nF&ds sCa 70 say the tEusa. tbs faef CT q.
beng Csrho4ss pEEeaS DID rDs caEss a!11 a.
n Tea s-r ,:.-e a. q git csT@ been sutIs psted-
TIE cs&rAs:-r .sszsd 70 ssru-aE. Il -iic Ia
zrsV.ty al cizG - Of Gaocsr A1t 80 aec nut
ios ZG Ee~rJ@S ESEE3GJE .. LsE---E ~
~srcs Eirs.
III yoer relative at Finley is Squire To#n-
/ -lsuc, Pe a.e- feat. EoS II els god graz
obeerTed zee .zdy aad - wi4l 10. - a=-'
p:es-e1 a: yogr ,4ETyisz EIfa rscc-ant-, e-g=-
cay Z: sCcn a -.u-. l have ben l. 7o.e1
/ zisa visit f-oea NJ. L5tZ=!yca o. Els ~ay -
ward FrsEkiry,' ste paysz@d, tarrirg 10 sc
prI%4t, SE1 bFiEEs terrible .sItlags Of 81 .lEs
II LJodor. Tie PCT Eeiea was deemed %
have blown oTsr Las been revived. G0cE.sy :
u.ardsr Is lad 20 fa> PzpisFs, ard the E'nE aa4
been forest in'o is4tiag a pros AnaAi'oa o'drt-
II al Catholic s1a are aos To zee hodsr-. %
o-!F L3EGya fSrI1 siSa, AID even q Sc1E5.=5
re I1.zzi a. Ss-a marched off 20 distance q
i-EfJ n-lis. from tue capital. Lord so2::es
b7ry - h-adI1Z he cry sot Tic. Oates,
ToLE., Shc al iasiE cT1S are iSe heroes Of i-e
hoor.1
- DE Gretias! ooghs to say frorl she bottom
of Z. heart" rej3ined Father Wall, sioce We
prieats sha!I ass1redIS he the fret victims Of
ioe persecution, aud God grar.e.h Us az op
poTtaBiiy to wiz an e:etnaI crown Of g!1r.
NIthoat fh salty"
40 Father" exclaimed the young LADY. who
had hitherto remained silent, do you really
think they will III sr,J r the priests =
''Is il meet that We should be the hr-t 20
suffer, aimee tie good shepheTd - he y ho lay
eth down his life FOR the sheep"
NAY" cried the elder dane, "bnt you should
remember, Father, that on your life hssgs the
sslyst Of us all, aud that if we lose oar
priest We lo-s the holy sac-snents, AID that
| hundreds Of poor son!s will soffsr for lack Of
! your miDi.rrAtious. hope, good cir" she pur
| saed, turning TO G=.yase, whose presence they
seemed TO have forgotten for the moneat,
- THAI We nay rely c2on your boaor, Is a cav
alter aid a gentleman, Lot to betrey one e! !
! liable OF wat EAs fa.ien from Our lips, aod
;ha: tbs FatEeTs ez'stsDce will rect profo1n d
secret in Your hands. TOur kinsfolk these
pATfs are, 2risve To te!l you, annoug the uiost
Zeslc1s OppObsnts 30 our religion, AID it tEey
had the slightsss cue TO his presence IN this
| Eonse We =aO9.d fad infant prey TO their
| pursuivsnts and suffer the direst pen allies Of
| the Law
IN ADAM" retnrued sscheveriiI warmly
"you may rely Up"p my secrecy lWooid no
! for the World bsLray either this good priest
| " no has 20 kindly acted "a my guidey or to-
noble Izdies whom l zee before ne. Indeed, 4
cay the truth. alth ough have been brough
mp Protestant, rave never felt other ~ 10
| than fayoTsby Inclined towards your faith
and have naDy times secretly wished that /
has pira.ed God that ! should have been Dor
of Catholic parents ard SO have been tTsIue
in ira; TeiIsigb despite the ob!cq1y and perse
cutinn which i's profession entails upon it
ad herents"
"A1, my god friend" ans~ered tire LADY
IL 10 not too Is:e TO embrace doctriu
| which, however bonrd up with the suffer- r g
/ Of The cross. aSsnrsoiy leads to a glorIoo
, ! Crowd; ard yon may take my word for il, tbs
whatever temporal !o-s AID pain may resuit
& yon fIom becoming Catholic, yen will noe
D certainly gain an hundred fold even On eartt
10 peace aud ~ and heavenly consolation
D besIde the life everlasting which will DC i
= store for you hereafter"
ii Thee words uttered in calm aud impre
9 sive tone thrilled through the cart OF Ge
n qas-, who, lifting his eyFa, met those
. tin beautiful yonpg maiden fixed upon hii
{ with apIIons iuterest which caused ii
!. blood 70 rise TO his cheeks.
g when he bad supp-d and retired 10 q chan
}. her prepared for h.m, PonderiDg over II
r strange events o. that evening, be felt bet
dsred ct the novelty of his situation, II
Il early education rad irnbued him with respet
7 for the old filth and abhorrence for tt
70 ppritaoical splrit Of the sectsrIes who had pr
4 vailed during the Common wealth, and who
d tenetA had leayeped the mercantile classes
,r she community. HIS father had been as areaf
1t stated, High Churcumsn, and his mother hs
r., brought him q in psrsu a-ion thstth Chnrc
J. ca;echism contained "A trre snmmary Of Il
Crrist'an faith. Alter bis fathers death b
r. Surviving parent bad married a man of We
y d f4ereut prime plea wealthy landowner
r the Eeig boThoO of Ash bouIne-whosef auii
ID had made a fortune in trade and who had boz
himself d PaTl,nmeptGrisu. He was s'roDg
~ le 4veued With the views Of Hobbes and Milo
IA and nl,hongh outward!y conforming to &
Estabi-hed Church, hi5 sympathies were Pre-
&c byteriau and bis real DOC rinss more or lie
Socinian. Gelvige had been sent TO Cambridi
n probably ~ way Of weauing him from /
-. cavalier and ullsa. Roy alist proclivi'ies, b
&c wLlo there lie bad Feiacted as bis intiu.at