Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1886-05-01

tropical plants. and flowing fountain
while far back in the tomb lay an i'm
age of Christ.
Ten churches were visited by on
party that day, in each of which wa
found IN elaboratcly prepared Hol,
Grave or "lieilige GraNer,n and III
impressive service with devout wor
shippers, devotees who, from earl'
morn till eve, with but slight intcrmis
sions, as they went from church I,
church, knelt on cold stone floors with
out breaking their fast.
The next day had little to distinguish
1t from other days save at nightfall, bu
our party, interested with the scenes
of the previous day, planned another
tour of the churches.
Confessional boxes were all file,
apparently, being closed, save one fal
down the aisle. Into that our venture
some maiden sacrilegiously entered
1t was little box. with barely space
for one TO kneel beside n partition
small iron grating. about one foot
square, was inserted in the wall on 3
level with the penitcnt's face, when
kneeling. On exploration intent. the
visitor knclt, TO peer into the apart
mcnt beyond, when the voice of a fa-
| thcr Confessor, i'm close proximity was
heard saying: "Wcll, daughter, am
ready as standing with bowed head,
he awaited her confession, which came
not, for ignominiously She had turned
and fled
Al the Theatiner Kirche there was a
dungeon-like place, with an iron gate
and fence, which was Acahed "All
Souls Gate On o shriE Just inside.
was an image of the Virgin Mary and
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support. and that the poor pittance she
could earn, did not enable her to pay
for masses for the rcpose of his soul.
Radiantly she exclaimed; nave
enough, -sAke will be saved; ! shall say
a PRAYER for YOU many times.
The active duties of the day being
the people, as with one con
sent, turned their thoughts to the one
great con+ing evening event of the
evening the Resurrection, not Il single
one in some chosen, highly favored
tomb, but, as the attending Italian
Count exprascd. it: ...Thcy will have
resurrcctions all over townto-night.
At the Court Chapel there was a
procession in which the King appeared.
A dense crowd waited for over four
hours. Carriage after carriage rolled
up to the gateway and deposited the
nobility who were to occupy the gal
lerics. AT length music was heard,
and through window in the passage
between the palace and chapel, the
was seen 1t seemed to
CONSIST of priests arraNed in the most
gorgeous embroidered robes. 1hey
entered the church and the service be-
gan. What were the further exercises
there, none save the royal family or
those who had friends at court, was