The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-01-14

Ell D. y. u
yirissmo nept, suSI pit.ntssimn antnctrunD xvi
ssersd 10 the ,;ods Of X. Dead Atiamo had this
maas for herself aud her dear sranddaush
OF frequent occurrence on our Celtic Hispnnlc
monumental stones. Moreover. the demOnstra-
n sys sd si,n tetsmps. atn ,n s Which
slu',l. may be SO dec9mposed as to read Alta;
M moe, aei ,Hmpsa II this reading Ct W9ad
ination proper to the feminine noun. like the
Did, then tho body, OF the, Apostle, on It's mr.
resting place In u Celtic grave? And was this
Celtic tomb. given up to the fugitives by the
venerated spot Of earth to. the west OF Rome
and the traditional sepulchre OF Saints Peter
" viii Now York scholars give an answer to
this question?
Long before the age Of calstns Il. the shrine
rusnlem Ms n place Of pilgrimage. The safest
and shortest routes to the Galican city were
carefully mapped out. neutrality-suspicious.
their way In Spain Especially. Hospitals
that IN, taverns to afford Rratuitous hospitality
sll"were es,abi.shsd at various points and I'd
placed under tho care OF devoted men and
Of noble S bh Thas in the
tho Hospital OF San Marcos. served by noble
great military Order Of santiaxo,. projecting
pilgrim on their way to and from the shrine Of
ss q; 81 T HSsss ss s,a the c s%nr
wales; 20 !it"l to the chiSalry y GIarle@asne
priest. to inquire Into the miracles reported to
be performed in Compostea, SO great was the
deed tho entire second book Of the Caiixtine
codcx is taken up with the recital OF these
prodigics. all OF which. In thcir substantial
scene laid among the sierras OF Spain. tho
Know no more exhaustless mine Of romancc
sshapters of this second book Of the codex.
Hubert. a canon Of Besancon, contained in
chap. iv.. and which translate:
They sy shs, IN the year Of The ns.rn.n q
i, s.re" os e.
s. @s d ans oa b A oath TO Uns Of e s s
Having rel s"s Sas any strange hap
a. city Ia Gsssony called rortn Ciss. and there one Of
nd Gs 5 * n MIN 9s
rT,9s G,sis taking tssn day. y passing oyer road
length ws.r,-d md ds:ponains .a.y iot.oot the
3 % who id so qawHs "a
.tS I'll at A.. "fs s.1s nsy f sS
OF Ss y s s t .d
Paradise. where II received Tie reward q ~ virtues "
s.s$ AZ
Sss q s's ;fsi%s
III: II: a s %S As tie q Mi
who foI,..e. not spch as put their hope in Him. vouch
r.: later .pp:s;s Nm Ella J" n'. Y .ni,. and
he said the sufferer whose grief had well nigh brought
WY Lord a%oh he, IT am exceedingly anxious to
ss.,ow burial on nj: my somps,aon; b.. 'ss no way
n Which the oiieT Replica LET m. TAX. the body
snS % hsA yet up behind me till VIZ arrive burial
No said The o n
Psm !" @ SsS%a . Ss'5i he Powsr o
NE mercy Of Christ. the wonderful efficacy Of the
q; WAY: d:y. I'd rs
Of me Apostle And he, setting down his charge, bsde
%:
the custom night prayer thou settest out Thy
:s. AN. 5 s%ss S.ys
done due psn.nce accept with pleasure your
,s:
% d wSsa siys a., Feet but the
c
against by the Apostle for their unfahfuinesa t.
r.s
o. s e
| In our night
1t IL likely enough that the good Canon HUI.
which this miraoulous event occurred. AT an,
rate Pope Calixtus II; who visited that cit,
hs s4 a. v Mo2.
| likely to have inquired we'll into the facts o.
| tho case. This book ON the mil aeles OF st
mittsd in March and APRIL 1928. to the iudg
mont Of the prestes assembled In the firs
Councn Of Lateran.
When Callxtus was In Compostella he wa,
shown tho burial place Of the noble LorraiT
Pilgrims. memorial chapel had boon bull
fury was known by the popular name Of the
| Church OF the Holy Body. tCuerpo Santo). The
| chapter ever since the eleventh century. won
thither annually In solemn piocession, Chs
| tella Ferrer says II Was much visited In TIT
! seventeenth century. BERNARD O'REILIY.
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