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certain costa certain sacrifice was to
be made every apostle has made 1T.
Every true Christian is called upon to
make it. And therefore you are called
on to be sober, and with the light of
sobriety to watch, and with the forti-
tude of your Faith to resist your enemy
''whom resist We strong in the Faith =
Our enemy is strong, too strong for
human weakness, and where human
weakness if left to itself it fails. The de-
vouring enemy comes: he seeks all for
his victims; all that is holy, all that is
pure unless strong in faith are in danger
while the enemy has power. We know
the power which the enemy of our eter-
nal happiness has over immortal minds,
over immortal memory, over immortal
will. Destroy these three constituent
elements wherin consists God IS likeness
bearing Gods immortal image, and the
enemy's work is done. And how
often is that work done? In our faith
lies our strength. That Faith embrac-
two worlds. In this world its
given us the substance and title of the
things to be hoped for, and after many
miracles confirming one another, it is
the evidence Of what we believe but
cannot yet see. In this Faith is yOui
victory, and that victory consists in
covering the world, and we are told all
that is in this world is lies in the concu-
piscence of the flesh aud pride of life.
From these you are called upon to pre-
pare yourselves for higher world
where the concuperence Of the eyes is
charged with the glory of beautific
vision which the cncyise of the flesh is
charged into incompatible glory when
this body puts on Immortality and
where the pride of life IS charged into
the confident enjoyment Of reward due
to those who had so huD1bled themsel-
ues as to hear the voice OF Gods
Church and keep it.
On reassembling of the convention
after dinner the report of the commit
tee on credentials was accepted, with a
few minor changes. The following
named persons were admitted to seats:
Shieldsville-Ten delegates. Patrick
McKenna and VIM. Crawford repre-
sented the delegation,
| Crusaders, Saltwater --- Thomas
Nolan, Patrick Keyes, j. j. McGrath.
Cadets, Stillwater-Wm. +. Foran,
Jas. H. Cayon.
Father Mathew, Stillwater-James
Kelly.
st. Clothilda, Hennepin--Mathew
Charlie.
| Father Mathew, Austin--B. Smith,
J. E. Murphy, w. S. Brown, Rev. D..
o. Sullivan.
St. Anthony Society, East Mime
apolis-Rev. Father O'Reilly, Daniel
FGetchel, Peter Manley, G. Barry, s. j..
Nc Carthy.
Bishop Ireland, Rochester-M. T.
Madden, H. Goodwin, Jacob Garvey,
j. E. McGovern.
ST. Patrick's. Carver county-Rev.
Jos. Fitzgerald, j. G. Rogers, 2. j..
Breen, J. Barth.
St. Michaels. St. Paul-Rev. z. f.
Gallagher. E. P. Metady, F. O'Brien,
Albert Sashonts, Jas. Burk.
DR.. Cahill, Rich6eld-M. Delany, z.
w. Ryan, Dennis Mccarthy.
St. Patrick's, Faribault-G. w. Muir
ply, j. Shields, VIM. O'Neil, j. f..
Healy. ...
Father Mathew, st. I'aul-M. Tracy,
T. McDermott, p. Butler, M. Roach,
Timothy Reardon, Valentine King.
| Crusaders, East Minneapolis John
Calvin, b. d. Kilroe, J. MCGOWAN, M.
II. Dannaher.
| Holy Rosary Cadets, Minneapolis--T.
Mooney, John O'Reagan, a. Flem-
ming, NJ. Grove, Ed. O'Maley.
I st. Mary's, Minneapolis-Joh ohm Swift,
J. M. Kelly.
| Father Mathew, Minneapolis--P.
DoIgherty, A. B. Page, Francis Con-
way.
| Cadets, st. Paul--Rev. Z. Gibbons,
D. O'Reagan, w. Ryan, z. Nc Dermott,
L. Cremer, Thos. Eagan.
| Cadets, Winona-Rey. F., j. Fox, G..
Morgan, H, Connors, Peter Flannery.
| st. Johns, Waseca--Christy Megi-
gan, d. Murray, John Healy, Rev, F..
O'Neil.
St. Patrick's, Janesville-J. Bradish,
Jas Sullivan, Jas. Hogan, Rev. r.
O'Neil.
Father Mathew, Mynnah-Andrew
Quinn, Father McDermott.
| Crusaders, st. Paul--Rey. Z. j. Glib
bons, J. 4. Kelly, G. Twohy, j. F.
Carrier, J. r. Treanor, T. D. O'Brien.
I Father Mathew. Hastings-Albert
Schaller, Dennis Malanphy, Rev. Walter
Raleigh.
st. Joseph's, St. Paul-C.J j. Williams,
j. c. Mccarthy, E. Twohy, Rev: j. J +.
King.
Father Mathew, Glencoe-W. Fl.
Ryrne. T.. p. Waidron, Rev. Z. Den