Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-16
History of the Beautiful Stained Glass N and the Bearing Each has to the ha
 Life of St. Patrick.

 And bright with the deeds of the dovn.trodden just Has flashed to the future the fame of the past That tell of the memories of long vanished days; Yes. give me a land that hath story and song! Enshrne the strife of the right with the wrong! Yes give me m land with grave n @ each ha spot Tos Tss gloom sG A s m a M s aesd hs s ae s D May yet form the footstooI of nDsrty's throne, And each single wreck in the warpath of might Shall yet be rock in the temple of right The arms of proud Imperial Rome which laid vast portion of the world the feet of the Caesars able to penetrate Ireland Her sons were never after the chariot ke Their blood shed the gadiatoa to Romans holiday upon her aars conecrate pagan rites Saved from the lcentiouness mercenary soery paeto of the Irish people development other of Europe and Apostolic destined homage symbol of redemption that Ts e o Roe s aea ss of M @ and civilization in their paths penetrated where her prOdest those achieved by her generals Among sainy than n M R9t the ns Apostles higher That Ireland had heard the preaching of the Christian faith be- Writers a on le the s antiquities the country @ t t Seafs m wsna ass @ s predecessors of St Patr had inherited crude knowledge impiSsd its spirit those they in contact M deaay of Daty who the Roman egons to Some writers in their zeal to establish an apoosa foundation nounced the Christian faith Ireland and disciples Tspuan n Mrss h h m in his me 5 then uexplored by the Romans Eusebius ass that some the Roman appd the term s ' to s aa Ss 1s St Barnabas followed twelve companions preached the nh may be an erro possibly Even
 Christianity @ in M nd Te Marion that St James preached the Gospel in Spain and nations rs 5 S s e T Sf @ Tss.s to @ @ and statements not supported by sufficient authority to ene According Prosper Paiadus was believing in Christ by Pope Gene He He was Roman deacon and is sd by four companions two of Wa Sss n hm m no % af but s @ RSme aer R de The failure of Paladu fully retrieved by the success of St Pat few months labor did inviting e@sfereG by etesne wars and eudced by the ehnatons of the Druds seemed rather nactae material to ready pancy and facility the
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 Sf ove When % we anS wsrke hs % n e Cus priest of religion we %ns the @ faG % that That the Irish kings and people honest upright right % efu & sf cono ana PGS %S srnn w e % out of place to insert here.
 Twas day full of for Ulster when cono Mac Nessa went To punish the eansmen of connaugh who dared spoil
 from the north;
 brought better than
 that dead
 With brnnba Mesgra buried twothrd of its depth in
 his head.
 physician bent him. Ffngen often before
 that hour"
 saunched bodies of heroes and built them
 battle
 And of the harkd his
 low-breathed signs.
 And he sad n the day when that missile oosed from his
 forehead, he dies"
 sYet midst the people who love him King cono Mac Nea
 may reign
 always pulse of passion be from his heart and his
 brain;
 And lay his day
 shall his place
 in battles hosings, leading the At night banquet flashing
 be small.
 And take heed that bright eyes be kept from his
 sight above al
 For is heaTthrng joyanee anger being
 
 The bail forehead surely Oh, ihe valiant struck
 init of life
 glory enjoyment
 rife
 and ignobIe
 
 longer a helper seourge The foremost in earaking Onsets the last out of blood mides gayest high his oh veil might people gloomy and sad for princes ehftaIns nObe rho Whispered low heir of eOmbats yielding the spear and the sword their feared fuIlpesng give besuts. praise
 strong