The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-23
OF patornal care.
Mikes ADpcal For Funds.

Nhuht~ AHH'NA tNl NNurs
To accomplish this end, wc designed
the institution founded in Albuquer-
que. However. II is In its infancy:
but IN infancy II cannot, and must
not, remain. To make Il grow and
ripen help is required, great help. This
need compcls me to seek the eiiica-
cious. speedy and ardent cooperation
Of an the clergy and all the faithful
of Jur archdiocese, Tor We speak OF
"a diocesan establishment, which
SHOULD pledge the heart OF every min
lister and apostle Of Jesus Christ, and
Of every Christian In this part OF His
vineyard
Reverend Father. I count upon your
zeal for the glory Of God and the sal
vation OF many souls. Perhaps In
your parish the dangers which sur
round youth. as I have described
them. are not yet a = 20 he seen; but
/ am sure that your zeal and charity
viii stretch even beyond the hoid Of
your personal endeavors. I ask you
To help me gather together the neces-
sary funds for the carrying on and
completion Of the work begun. Read
this letter In your church and In all
VIA IflHs anu MhNfuAN VI So 10 wv
upon all your p~arishioners; go from
house to house seeking assistance.
Your people are poor. | know, hut II
is a wise saying that 1T Is n penny
OF the poor man that builds nov. and
In all times has built, the great works
OF Cod knock also at the door Of
the rich. whether they oe OF your W
flock or not. for when they under
stand the object Of this children's
home and Of this Albuquerque school
for orphans. they will not refuse to
contribute according to their means
for the welfare of human beings and
the prosperity Of the state. II Is In
oumbent upon all To take an interest
In the good Of an and especially the
good Of the more destitute members
OF the human family.
when this asylum Is In proper ope-
ration the good sisters win be very
grateful for whatever may be sen Ia
thcm-Wheat. corn. vegetables. cloth
ing. shoes: any product Of farming or
money Is the great need. and this we
hope to procure through the generos-
ity OF private individuals. win our
hopes be in vain? It Il not 90 he ne
iieved, We prefer to picture 10 our
selves the beautiful prospect of the
rich and the poor vieing with each
other In this labor Of love, those fetch
ing their clocks OF stone. and these
their grains OF sand. for the construc-
ton OF the edince, and, afterwards.
Jointly aiding In the promotion and
success OF this institution. which, al
though without any great -pretensions.
Will yet one a home for the most
needy and lonely Of our little hreth'
hen. and will redeem at least some OF
those who seem 10 have entered the
world but to suffer the severity Of the
most painful abandonment or the
most cruel selnshnoss. These innocent
children cry out, as cried out the
blood Of Abel for protection n de-
Tense. Before heaveH and earth we
cannot close our ears 20 their suppl.
cations. even although they bring
some cost and expense 10 us. re
world gives up a great deal for pur-
poses unworthy and slightest aticn-
ton Of an immoral soul. Are there
not thousands who stand ready 10
suffer a little FOR 10 cause that is no.
BILE. humanitarian. holy, and descrV-
ing Of the admiration Of an upright
spirit-thJ rescue ~ the unfortunate?
] place ms trust IN sou, and for you
I pray the peace and blessing Of God
Santa Re. Jan. 30, 1914.
JOHN BAPTIST PTTAVAL.
Arrhbiahon 81 SANTA Fe. /