Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-16

procure their that others while lead douris6ed in the primitive Christian times while all our Irish docees many bishops and saints are still veneated I The Illustrations of the Baptism First Communion conarms depicted in the five chance windows which will describe in the shortly after blrth A. D. ss Patrick was taken to the priest ornas o be baptized The latter being % tells that the sign of the the ground forth Gonas then his sight restored to m The window which shall designate M ana m the In the the foil the window the round tower of Ireland surmounted by oak The window represents receiving his first communion This event is supposed to have occurred in in his ma other authorities this anaaesenaby top the representation of St Pallada predecessor p St Patrick in the Irish M mission h m said that Paaau al a ar Wexford Meeting with violent opposition from the pruids of the He succeeded by St Patrick who had al 9sfn @ eafae anaow to ] n Patrick receiving the of Tours his s ksf M's n sess s as1y s the first discoverer of America the Atlantic in 5o D. related that after pslou landed New England In the lower on of this window shown corrach the of ancient The next window the Ordination of St Patrick ta His ate of his and and paeed himself in under e afterwards ordained him. top repre- thirty S the of s In the part of the window the famous rock and bell of Ardmore are window shows the eonssration of St Patrick the saint retired to monastery the Isle of Lerisu where he r oe G of s are o then in his 3sh On the death of St Iaadus he went to afterwards him Archbishop of Ireland Besides St
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  St Ere the first Bishop of sane At the assembly of Tara the to do him honor But when the pre1ate attended by his certain youth named Ere of Pogo rose @ up in pTemsed hi him eternal e Ere became the first Bishop of sian on st the as s @ s e e pSs e % @ of which exists He died about 5o at the monastery called Min
 Mauehod conessor, prince baptism he changed into to have at once put perfectly the spirit M @ of Christ To cut % all i ddas % of Man. St Patrick had already brought this island St. Ger there apostle the island to sa 5 s o sat he St in rrs css en e we o corndrus Romulus In their time St Maughod
 
 hold V wnsTs TIss @ this Out of the eighteen parishes the In the ehulchar of the he village St MaugRos we'll very fl r % done in large n nS SRe % ar I osr % s drink glass of the water to be cured from any disorder but this hs eare he canse reon formerly foushed the island Russia wonderful castle called Casletown the present capital of the island and residence of the In Feeling the ancient capital besides the cathedral there is the parish church of which St Patrick ua and also the old residence of the bishop St Maugho abors exceedingly enlarged Christ this island and honored in the British end Irish calendars. In what he died is uncertain.
 the noble house of Conmacne cathedral of Tuam anceny called TuameGualan which pal Jara church. of his early of Armagh from whom he received holy orders st. Jariaths spent boys exercises and pastmes of the pero his fondness field mill displays admired by the clans of Connaught promising young warrior But nobe sentiments than those of moulding a good his and he began think that eternal life happiness cheapy purchased by few pryaton God usurped the love of the than eats of which only led to crime and suffering and the poor admiration of mankind
 the of study and preparation he received afterwards founded the of Cuan Tuam chapel in the parish of Iuam Here which became celebrated and the of numbers of scholars and holy Among them St Bren dn subsequently Abbot of Confe and St. Coman the founder and Bishop of Cloyne.
 It appears that Jarah monastery built monastery which is called TuandeGualand Tuam It is stated that he induced found establishment by prophecy of St Brendan who resurrection would be Tuam This 5 and probable that he did not live long after said died about The day of his death given He including prophecy concerning his in the of Tuam which work others ascrbe to St Malachy Archbishop of Tuam
 The large front subject perhaps the most important and striking in the great Lagaire 1.-The saint leaving found te harvest increasing day much that he obliged to multiply his aboe and in many places oiaIn Droeheda where the Boyne falls into the Here be