Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-15

ful retablo and choir stalls were carved
in oak by forgotten artists centuries
ago. From the end OF the new quay
q Wide view may be- obtain OF the
harbor, which As twice as To- as that
OF Barcelona on Cartagena nd Of the
long line OF f0am-Crcst.I breakers
stretching across the rivers mouth and
defining It's dangerous bar Even In
tranquil weather the Bay of Biscay Is
treacherous enough. and lbs waters are
dashed into Undesirable fury by At
lantic storms
While ln this part Of Spain. YOU
should by all means visit Azpetia, the
nearby town in which the great lg-
natus L0yola was born There Us no
railway or diligence service from Pnr-
tugaIete 90 the place. but carriage
road leads to &c. through enchanting
scenery -Nhou your wheels are not
stuck iu the mud as too frequently
happens 10 rains 20 good deal ON this
northern coast-a slow. persistent driz-
2.e which seems to make the wettest
wet one ever encountered The only
thing t0 lO is Co go prepared IN
m9ohinfoshu and rubber boots. and
take hear, from tho good old saying:
When +. rains yuu must lJ as hey
do Goo Spain And how BIS that? Why,
they let 30 rlIu'
You H"' "H. with three stout horses
hawu--.l abreast and their bells make
"a merry Jiusiug as they dash ai full
speed round Che Ray and up the hills.
Farther up The mountains, the road
way has been cut into their steep sides,
ur built out ON artIdcially-sup ported
embellishments, but all the way l5 so
hard and smooth that the horses trot
40 brisk pace and YOU have fun en-
Joyw.ul ui lnr changing views now
iuoEuE down into deep valleys among
me hh'. and anon "a Woe sweep OF
Hls'a} Ial. f"uf huufs dliFe uIihFs
you Tod A@N.l'ld- Nl."t' WIN one luHs
street az lnt ena oL when rises HlN-
l.s,'. Pile. worthy OF me name 10 PEARS
ana TO lrilg'uatr 10 4h eyes lhe Iane
OF lghauus Loyo'a In lhe olen p'a@t
before Ut. slahis lhe STATUE Ol a. SAINT
"a suoHlnr Ikure Wh.lh ls am 'uJelt oL
'l ''Idl homage al ,"' uIle OH 5la'
"htu TINS pace l7 lHi"ns'H WIN pm
grlms AS we approached lhe great
puI'.As anu aSl'HI'i we s.sf9' we
iouNl lNelu Jh'oHtrd' NOT win p'ouS
phsIHhs' but win
BEGGARS OF THE TRUE SPANISH
SORT
sQualid and importunate. who swarm
about the stranger with plleous no1ns'
The massive structure serves the dou-
bic purpose of church ana monastery
II is round 10 shape, Following the
model or the fahlheun az Rome ltS
loity dome rests on enormous pluaIs
OF many-co.oled maIbies, win chape'S
on every SIDE, IN when masses are
hourly sall. ,,.- ..
the santa casa. or "hoIy house" in
which LoyoIa was born, ana Wnlch re-
MAINS intact VOC precious 20 ". ugS-
u'ytl OF aileIeu' IT i' ..'.liv, Plr
served with IeIsiuu' me NV
holy pIaCes IN JyI u,.',".. tl' Ilollos
very HaNlnb uyeh uul' y' ny ,uut't
H. 10 project II WIN JUS Hllsly "uu9;
RAISING Gown u IONS ''taNpuie Gnu
ringing DelL you are ans" eI'u og VI"
opening OF an aperture no lalseI man
pane OF glass ana TO your MODEST
request LOT admission VOICE Iepues
that the iathers OF lhe convent 10 hot
ADMIT Nlsl'ors, except at 'tI van Houl;
however as IN aH lhe shoW-l.'ces OF
spain a niue dlhtIo 'lhoHtyl, Juul-
ciously rendered, proves ready open
sesame
II Is something over iour huhdred
years since lgnatlus was poIn yet MS
house remains exactly the same IL
is the typical paronlal mansion OF lhe
middle ages, ana lts dimensions snow
that II was bulil Tor spanish Brandee'
The family OF Loyola was one OF the
highest rank IN spain ana TINS mouse
or MS lather was not only nome! buI
a castle, with walls hVe rect thlck'
loop-holed Tor the hrlhs OF
CROss-ROWs OR N1rsKETRY.
so that IN case OF need. It's
lord might gather his retainers within
the walls and without a siege, What
ever military purpose 10 may once have
served is now entirely superseded by It's
sacred character. as appears by the in
scrlptlon over the door which, trans
lated from Spanish, reads
Family house OF Loyola. Here Saint
Ignatius was born, in 1881 Here hay-
ing been visited I'm person by 81. Peter
and by the Most Holy Virgin, he gave
himself 90 God, in 1921"
Mounting the great oaken staircase
you come at the first landing. TO a wide
hall which is furnished with confessions
al boxes, where, at the time Of the an
nual pilgrlmages. a multitude Of priests
hear confessions and give absoluuops.