The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-09

and purposes Strangers sometimes are
more friendly than relatives.
Not birth, not deSires3N howeYer strong;
not even resolutions ofath8 brightest, can
entitle one to membership In the circle
of Christ Not baptisnslhs the. most or
thedox of denominations, with water from
eloquent and deveut Of ecclesiastics
opens the door to the house of God and
admits to fellowship wish Jesus.
1t is in active use Of all our powers
/ in the way to help our fellow men and
please God that we enter the realm of
the heavenly realities. Forms of service
thetie or eestatfc, can never be Snbsti-
tuted. for humble heart allegiance, and
faithful obedience to duty.t If you wish
to belong to Gods family do Gods will
That key unlocRs heaven.
breathe on me, breath of God:
Fill me with life anew
That 1 may love what Thou dost love
And do what Thou wouldst do"
NOTABLE DAYS OF THE WEEK.
June is the first Sunday after Trinity
in the Anglican church and the first sun
day after Pentecost i'll the Roman
church. The sun rises today at Ala a m.
and sets at 7:H p. m. The moon is m the
last quarter.
June 9 is dedicated in the Roman cal
endar to St. COLUMBIA. who. as the apoS-
tie to the Picts. introduced Christianity
and began his work in Scotland on the
island of ~ from whence knowledge
Of the gospel spread over the highlands.
On the island of l, or Iona Columbia
founded monastery and school and it
became a seat of learning, its Importance
increasing for many years after his death
in 597.
June 10 is the anniversary of the birth
in 1872 of Peter l. He founded ST Pc
tersburg and made it capital of Russia
enterprise he lifted Russia from semi
barbarism and was really the founder of
the empire.
June II is dedicated in the Catholic
church to St Barnahas. He is said to
have been one of those who, having pos
sessions, sold them and laid the price at
the feet of the apostles. He for some
time labored with st. Paul, and finally
was stoned to death by his enemies. Tn
der the old style calendar this was the
longest day, hence the saying:
"Barnaby bright Barnaby bright.
Longest day and shortest night"
June II is celebrated in honor of st.
Amable, patron OF the city of Riom.
France where this day is celebrated by
a singular ceremony, that of the priests
bearing in procession wheel from which
is unWound q thread long enough to
measure around the entire city.
June p Is the anniversary of the birth,
in 1902. of Harriet Martiueau, an emf
nent English author; of the Clarke
brothers H. G.. and w. G.l, in 1910, the
American poets and authors; of Charles
Kingsley, in 1919, popular English au-
thor. 5Js
June 10, in the Catholic calendar. is eel.
ebrated in honor of st. Anthony of
Padua, patron of animals. He is saint
of much celebrity. and in Italy is ven
Grated above all other saints He was so
eloquent, so runs the legend, that when
preaching near the water the fishes
to his words. He was the patron saint
of Louis T1ennepin. who named the falls
at Minneapolis in his honor. &C ~
June "A is celebrated in New York and
other sschoolsoas flag day. being thesan-
niversary of the adoption of the Stars
and Stripes by the continental congress
in lit. s1iie:t
June Il is the anniversary of the birth,
in 1872, of Harriet Beechcr Stowe, one
of the NEST distinguished of American
authors. g. eGAt ~
June IS is celebrated in the Catholic
church in honor of St. Bernard of Men
thon, founder in the tenth century of the
hospital for travellers across the Alpine
passes, known as the Great and Little
st. Bernard It was for him the large
rescue dogs. were named, and. his hos
pita1 still exists. St Vitus is also hon
ored on this dag--He was a saint in the
fourth century, to whom chapel at
Ulm, Italy WAS dedicated to which per-
sons afflicted with nervous and hysteri-
cal complaints and twitchings were in
the habit of visiting and praying for re-
lief T1'~c @te2 "sbF@s f.if2iETJ iais
June Is is the anniversary of the day IN
12l5 when King John granted the barons
Magma Charter at RUnnymede from
which dates the beginning of eonstitu-
tional history among the nations of the
earth. R,g1