The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-19


ss 81 .a's o5f Esf'sns sPs Rnsss 70
pensnt them with written. pleas enclosed il
sealed envtloPss a, and bearing !h; simple ad
these pathetic reminders Of the petitions OF
absent pilgrims may BE- seen almost always
urSn The Pc, pedIs.tq! Of The statue
New hnElan,, states In one from Pidd.iord
tooR back x ther eratchss With fSe
soms OF whom we're apparently almost ready
to pnss to the other shore. It was exceedingly
Wom H Whose ne Two on Hrss year
child. worn with disease AMI moaning With
pa'n. wa. tbs. the subject Of such faithful
virtue t. ST. %nns Of ne.i SH @
anxious endeavors TO have the lit one O. it's
gaze, upon the statue o. the s4int her patience
a%a her
Withdrawn disappointed from the sanctuary.
to attempt to s9othe the ,sufierines ard still
scone. though one that is by no means uncom-
mon ma Ct this Isl beautiful & shrine ips
ported by the pixrins Who came here from the
WIZ va. "nsSlo to %sH esc.S. WIN Gdna shs sd q
her .deSoiians ut the shrine and her vsneration
Of the relics Of the saint she found her.
crutchcs. leaving them In tho church as new
Ss sS ss%sa S,:,s
ferlne from fractured leg and unable to walk
without erutc che teeeivsd sommnn!on IN the
S%s n s,EStShs;, sIal%ins to Ss Wholly s%ssa.
ana st. yaans . namsa Hsds
Lamarehs q Montreal. who has been cripple
n than ca ma
=, The other . aSy ihs ny. Father Frimeaa. ours
s. f the 'h Sss sssn ss &:
s5o Srns s p. 81 Gyp p.ss saa e q
trea in vain 10 rel ese him. and the poor fsi.
% FSe n: to
clude him among tho pilgrims. Gndonn was
esrr esS and tHe But he e eu4eS
Worf At me loot Of the srss q
m ana 10 ho 10Y and srerss ah
Arriving at Montreal Gniona declared that hc
Another pilgrim who benefited 81 the visit
Is Anna Parent WHO had suffered for three
been unable to take. any nourlshrnent exoept
beef tea. ind that in very small quantities.
dy Vs It Sc Ap 4sd:
her malndy left her and she suffered no more
the r. that teHcras
her mercy TO US more and more"
st. Anne has certainly been a benevolent
her work 20 years ago BY carinsa haJita"1i Of
ylsI5sa Snn1nny By hYna5ss yho leave SsI
several miraculous cn,e+ said 10 have been
'h Eehs seFn has q had 81 10 A Tsh
with the aid of crutches since she was eight
ss1n. 0 Ss Sns ae sss ntSe sssu @
port goes on to say that on the occasion Of her
last last nilgrimage the Young woman before the
life. and At once began to feel better. After
washing in tho water Of the spring she com.
after leaving her crutches In the sanctuary in
testimony test 81 her rscoSey walked back 70 The
sSanc vh hat Mia
the pilgrimage. Of the parish OF toilette. leaving
her home cripple and returning apparently
a, Another French h, Canadian n.wspaper men
ons tine Of is ogus Wh9 wSs 20 weak
Walk win thas ~ 81.
Of communion sho suddenly felt her strength
second case was that OF Marie Louise Lnrn.
French. Canadian woman: 20 years Cd. who
not able to leave hor rom. So Ill was she
int sne received the last rites 9t the Church
star oil sue was set carl. ed on Board tue steamer
in an easy chair. She could move neither hand
nor loot and was appnrently in q dying con4i-
Anne she was carried into The sa":tnarS. where
the H.ly Communion was administered 70
irorerci mid Of her friends and walEei
through taS church with ilIm stop. to tho
rsmar able She sn op pea" cd 3O to b in
perfect health. and to reporter said:
II seemed TO me at the communion the
walk and walked"
result Of a severe attack OF smallpox. was vas
cured ~ at the same time. Nine. Perrallt OF Isle
n'Sr ad ea eo With
than the other. hsd The limb periectiy restored
and i now walks without diiflculty.
Woman E@le Mer Of JUS si IL 'o %ho
ss Of the Fight am. 10. Ths same 1 journal G pH some
time T ago contained a letter from . lady WHO
TO 1t it. bss had ID s Usd
herd q him Tor =, long time His sisier In In.
aflorwa, she received q, letter from An entire
s r;nr her that The was
city. from ,whieh. however he Was IL rescued on
through nGhs the p'Sity q .ns saint
house. Tho good man Was t away from his
home in;me. but his wife. with groat pres :nce Of
upon St. Anne. whereupon the flames wore i'm
mediatclr auenched. The religious publira-
,Ionf issqsd by ecclesiastical authority, such
miracles Of all sorts which this saint ia sa to
have workod. hut these aro only q lew out OF
unwur Of twelve thousan attributed to her
sailors liz tho Gulf hays leon .nntcIied from
a aI whish had baflled medical science
prodncsi rnin In times OF drought.
some o. the paintings that adnrn tho walls
OF the church are singular pictures, OF Is
primitive character. with strange explanations.
One Is wreck scene. with ST. Amno repre-
secuted y, ~ descending 70 the aid Of a loot
dur!DE u st rin; Another Ia q canvas repro.
hip LIE boyer cagn. % the ic and
anne IT Ia hard TO forbeRr u smile on viewing
- Anne NJ the tor Of tn" canvas teaching the
Holy Virgin to iend. without appni cntly real
lZihE tho scene OF danger enacted ut her feet
Scarcely any OF these pictures have any other
Of thn miracles which they c"mmemorate
Another small pain Ing roughly portrays a
!oreat ana . man crushed under ~ tree; in tho
playground Is ICON small dog which seems as
Y no were carrying something away. It Is r..
latol that Dnrval, the man In question, whilo
at work alone in tho woods, was crushed under
q tree he hal felled ana had his Log broken.
PinEeh under tho fallen trunk and without a
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