Mountain advocate., 1914-11-27

sA@Aeh ANitNS N'"N aNNNt heAH ~
legs OF the ass upon which our
Savior rode into Jerusalem.
Nor are the bones their only
precious merneutoss In almost !
every chapelin Europe may be found
pieces of the cross on which our
Lord was crucii.d II these were
all collected, no doubt they would
furnish an AMOUNT Of material equal
to that contained in one of the larg-
est dwellings in America. In Rome
they have also the cross ut the good
tibet; also the entire table on which
our Lord celebrated the Paschal
Supper. And recent publication,
"The Living Eucharist Manifested
bv Miracles" assures us that 1t is
the true table Of the Lord, that on
which the worlds Redeemer and
God. Iesus, offered the hrst eucharis'
tic sacrifice" Aud on the same
authority we learn that at the
cathedral OF Valencia, in Spain, they
"the Guy in which His blood was
first laid, THE chalice elevated from
| the table OF his divine hands" AT
St. Mark, in Venice says the same
author, "the knife used bv our Lord
lin TOUCHING not CUTTING, the
bread, is exposed each year, on Holy
Thursday tor the veneration OF the
taithiul." Even the OLD room, that
very upper chamber in Jerusalem.
| in which our Lord wrought that
miracle OF miracles, tTansubstantiat'
! inc the bread into his actual flesh
I and blood, is even now, retained
IN q lulersble state" Fearing that
40 no Protestant can possibly be-
.:sve men so oredulous, and that my
honesty in reporting these lying
wonders" may be called ia ques'
ton, refer the reader TO the little
tract published in London. A. d.
1859, written bv George Heating,
"The Living Eucharist Manifested
uv miracles. Here he will find
what is enough 20 make one shud'
der with horror as he contcrDplatss
the abyss OF superstition into which
papists have fallen,
And they have yet more wonder.
.ul !nemeut ,es than bones and wood.
In more than one cathedral they
have specimens of the mama Of the
wilderness, and a few blossoms OF
Aaron's rod. In Rom they have
the very ark that Moses imade, and
! the rod by which he wrought his
miracles AT Glastonbury they have
the identical stones which the devil
tempted Our Lord TO turn into
bread. Ia another OF their chapels
they have the dice employed by the
soldiers in casting lots tor the Sa
viour's garments
They have II ,"sc:l.', axe and
saw; II Anthon,s mrii-Lnns on
which he crossed ,hs srn, 81 Fat.
risks stat. bJ which lie d,nve out
the toads and snakes from Ireland;
/ ST Francis cowl; 81 AIMS comb;
81 Ioseph's breeches; st Mark $
boots; "a piece OF the Virgins green
petticoat; "St Anthony's toe-naiis;
and 1.-THE parings Of st Edmund's
toes"
Then, also. there are in their con.
vents, all carefully suspended from
the walls, most precious relics pre-
served in Theoretically sealed bot
ties. There is a vial of St. Joseph 5
breath, caught as he was exercising
himself with the very axe and saw
now in their possession. There are
several yials of the Holy Virgin 4
milk; and-will you doubt it, poor
deluded Prntestants'-A small roll
Of butter aud little piece Of cheese
made from her milk. They have
also hair from the heads OF most OF
their saints, and twelve combs. one
from each Of the Apostles, with
which TO dress it., And what 10 d
little marvellous, these combs are
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