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Tflli PAOLISl' 0RDEB QREAT WORK OF THIS FAJ#QUS

NONARY CONGREGATION, MIS'

It' I s m W * « I l y JUmtrUmm XaatttactJwa, W a s e * * M « e 4 - br HaMlraM, '•«*> tta r v t a u r x V*««t t«a I * the Coava-s-stoa sal • • • - C B t k a U c s l a Tkiav C o w « r y . , ,

The only institute o f clerics l a the United States of American origin t s tlier Congregation of Missionary Priests of 8 t Peal tbe Apostle, commonly called tbe Paulist Fathers. I t la American by three titles—It was founded In tills lountry. Its first member* were na­tives and its primary vocation i s apos­tolic labor for tbe conversion of aon-Catholics in, this country-

l a 185i it bad five members of Amer­ican extraction-- Fathers Clarence A. Walworth, Isaac T. Hecker. Augustine F. Hewit, George Deshon and Francis a. Baker, all converts.

In May. 1858, the five priests began "to organize the new community. Fa­

ther Hecker was elected the first su­perior, and be, with tbe remaining three, Hewlt, Deshon and Baker, drew Dp and signed a "programme of rale." It was approved b y Archbishop Hughes July 7. 185a

The -two •poles of the Paullst charac­ter are personal perfection: and ieai for souls.

The Pauusts are n o t aO converts. The cornerstone of t b e eburch and convent in New York was laid by the most reverend arcnbisbop on Trinity Sandfly June 19, 1S89. Tbe bouse -was completed and blessed JVov, 24 of that year, and the chapel w a s dedicated on the following Sunday. The Pauliets were then constitutionally and materi­ally established.

The , special work of tbe PaoUsta to: First, the preaching of inisslonB; aec^ oad, seal for the bouse of God; third, the reform of churci moalc, fourth, op­position t o Intemperance and the liquor traffic; fifth, the elevation of sennonlc standards and literature; sixth, the spoatolate of tbe presa; seventh, the preaching' of missions to non-Catholics; eighth, the publication o f tbe Mission­ary and tbe formation of tbe Catbollc Missionary Union.

The Paufists now hare a church, pat-; toral residence, novitiate, parochial school and publlahlng bou«« In, N e w York city, a house of studies at the Carbonic university and a cburcb and residence in 8an ^ a n c l s c o , Introated to then) by Arcbbiahop Rlordan in 1905, at which are stationed flre fa-utera. /'' '•._

The Apostolic Mission houso Is situ­ated on tbe grounds of the Catholic tmlverelty. It was built by donations from Catholics in all parts of ? me coun­try. The Apostolic Mission boase Is at present engaged In training mlsslona-rles. It Is to tbe Catbollc Church what West Point Is to the uriny aud Aiiaap-olls to tbe navy. A priest who has been trained at tblF school i s ready to stand before any audience of tho learned or simple and dissipate tbe prejudices that so many have against tbe Church, remove obstacles from, tbelr path and smooth a w a y preconceived antago­nisms, so that- tbe Chnrch may bt known as she la. ' - •'• \y'''•'.f,*.

The mission house from tbe begdn-: nlng has had the warmest approbation

from Borne and from the bishops of the oouhtry. Tbey have not eaiy econmexMl'' toanclai support The prlest» and peo­ple bare no t been beblrkp: to tteli 'gtsa--: ttOau^. T b e growth of « i l s work b a i been truly wonderful. ; A , sbort tba» a g o a f e w p r l a s t s wewoccnpjring afayw fOOOM in Keane b a i l Today tn*y narra

- t beautlfaJ home.; Th«y besran with bat s ix priest students. The number: now Is tripled, with the prospects of in­creased numbers during* tbe years to

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Amnesty! Amnesty 1 Power of for-glTanessl Clearness of soul, disposition toward mercy, a desire n o t to condemn any one definitely, a fear—a great fear —a terror of committing lnlus*;ce— a terror of using one's soul to weigh the aonl of others and to condemn thena— tnay God teach u s all these things! May the simple word of the One who was divine simplicity be boilly carried «ot by as! Hts counsel-rs at the height cf a child's bead, yet It Is-al^o at? i i e belghc of t b e stare. If to spite of all yon wish t o judge. If y o u find it in-dispensable to sit a t the tribunal, put Christ as a n advocate by the side of the one yon are judging. He will only bava to look at you to teach y o u what you should do.

O W P BsGrAaaa. If w e feel that w e must relieve orr

•orrew or distress burdened bearta by S»nflding In another, let us carefully choose our subject, time and clrcum-•tance. To>rb»»s parade our mental burdens In the sight of our fellow men d a t all may see and pity wlU but add t o their grievpusneira by making mani­fest the poverty o f human sympathy and rendering ourselves repugnant to nil w i th wbom w e come to contact. Tbere is but one being w h o will never dreary of onr loving plaints; It Is al-ways safe— never amiss—to appeal tor ttympathy and solace to tbe infinitely loving God o f our hearts.

T i e Odor o f aeUsjrltnu ; ' !pm rose upon c^ening^ i t s leaves b*>

ghis to throw out fragrance, ana so long as it l» alive it continueo to exhale. send m\, the most grateful odor. Place a single rose to your room, and i n a abort time that tiny flower will have filled the entire apartment with it» m-vtaible presence. And so with vital re­ligion. When tbe soul has expanded, blossomed forth under the quickening breath of the "8un of Elgbteousaeas," It pours out a fragrance upon, all w o o to Its path hftTe a MssC fellowship, making pleasant and . d>ligntfol tins place of its haWtatioo.

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Ifcture of Christ as seen In actual life and Is an exquisite piece of word paint­ing. It Is taken from a manuscript now in the possession of Jjqrd KeQy and In his Ubtary. It was copied from »n original letter of PubUus Lentulus at Home, it being the usual custom of Roman governors to advise tbe senate and the people of such material tbings as happened in their provinces i n the days of TiberitHi :C*w**. Pobliuif j ^ -tulQs, procurator of l9daes^r |»T0^.djB letter to the senate. ,,";'''•"-:-':'••';.'/.

"There appew^d \a^ these our days a' man of great virtue tiamed J«eti» Christ; wbo^'li- ye t living "ahionfst us and ©f the gentiles i# accepted a s the prophet of tVuth.- He raises the dead and cures ail manner or disease*, A man of stature somewhat tall and comely, such as die beholder may. jootb love and fear. His hair is the color of a chestnut full ripe; plain to hit ears, whence downward It; Is more orient and curling and waving about his shoulders. In tbe midst of bts head is a seam, a partition in the hair, after fbe manner of toe Nasarltee. HJs fore­head plain and very delicate; his face without spot ^ or-'wrinkle, beautiful with p lovely red. His nose and" iobttfa' so formed mat x n6^1ng can 6^ repre-bended, His Mtrd! lis color 'like Jih$ hair, not ve iy ioijg. * u t fortfed. tOi look innocent and' mature., Hi t .eyes gray;, clear and quick and luminous. In reproving be is terrible, his eyes piercing—as with a t w o edged sword4; the greedy, the selfish and^ tii* oppress­or, but look with tendereat p i ty on %>i weak, tbe erring and tits sinful. Oour-tsous and fair spokenr pleasant In eon-verntfoa, nu^sdSriuigtii^ify; Jt ' tm? not be rsmembered tiiat any hate ssen jhim laugh, irat maiji Kaff t i ^ _ h j ^ weep. In/proportion of body taost «t* cellent—a man for bis sbigulsr beauty surpassing the children of men." ' '•''

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Accbrdlhg to'-, the St Benedlktusbote, 1905, tee Benedictine order has at pt^h eht about «;(irtp members to sixteen congregations, wjth:< t5o mohajiteriesj There ore 3,070 priests; eTe^clericSj 1,435 lay brotiiers, novices and postu­lants. That means an incraa^.of Q&Z persons since the Insk cienstfs m' 1 S ^ The Wfnok' Benedlctinesi wt6 in $&$Q had but 2,765 membefs, na^ ^puli*»a their number within r^efiry-flWyeajts, GOTcerning tbe -'other; rs clJesi of ;tt>H great^Benedictine family, the Monks df CAmaldoil ndflbteF 3fi,f those of Vallombroea 60, tbe C^terclans awl Trappista togettier 4MKtI'&jk »ttvssv trlnes 05. i*e Ofivetsni m, tWMecoi* tarlsta 162: Altogether there ars un­der tbe rule of St Benedict about li«-280 monks. Adding the number «t the Benedictine nuns, about 10,T«), w# have altogether about 22,000 fcJtowrag .tts'Benedietiaei^le.'; ".>;•••"-] "V: •/-•>-'«-p

Ot<ktUM,Ia ttmtm Vi&rmrimm* .•' ' .A writer in ths lkKleslMui»i EsvlW gives sorns Interssflng statistics of tb* ntimberc^ C ttwlio students at stets universltle*. Tbe figures sbo^ about 2fiQ0 students in these ualveraittM, C thoUcs are represented to son» of the leading ones as follows-^^'W' •Shoo! year i^&oe;;^nitwsi|y.'olt:j£ kansas, 20; UniTeralty of CallfornJs, 280 (and OVCT); University of Colorado, GO; University of nilnols, 1S1; ILodiaaa unlversi^ '.'182;".''. SUte University of Iowa, 162 (year lS04-05)f U^tieril^r m* BTanBas, S5; l^ulslana State uidversiry, i€0 (and over); University of Michigan, 2S|0; University of Minnesota, 250;, tfai-verelty of' Missouri, 39; Unlyeralry of Montana, 40; University of Nebraska,, 54; University of North Dakota, 29 (In­complete); Uhlversit?. <»f Wlmttsafox, 200 (at least). ITiis large attendaoce will probably be a surprise to many of-us.--;,;:- .; "•;-'-; • V-."'

• XlMUmmrtmrn For J«v*a . " The Congregation of the Propaganda

will soon provide a number of mission­aries for Japan. Since die success of tits papal mission to thai country intrusted t o Mgr. O'Oonnell, tbe new coadjutor archbishop of Boston, toe F o p s baa been very anxious to follow up the ad­vantages ganied and provide for a more extensive evangeilxatlon of tbat country. Tbe new missionaries will be established to Tokyo, wnese m e y w ^ l erect a church on the ground recently given to the Pope by a prominent offi­cial there. A Japanese mission Is soon expected at the Vatican. P r i n c e a a E n * D » c o m « i a Caitltaue.

Princess Ena of B&iteaberg, the fu­ture w i f e of Kmi* Alfonso of Spalbi, was received into the Catholic Church a short time ago at San Sebastian, Spain. Bight Rev. Robert Brtadle, Catbollc bishop of Nottingham, Eng­land, provost of the Catholic cathedral at Westminster and a retired chaplain of the Brlasb army, offldated.

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will have to move slowly. . There are many abases in this citjr which may be abolished without my pub* licity or threatening. M toys I»ve to do is to show oiir fact!* (fwr newipaperites|>eoially tlie older ones Will treat nt hoporably, and the

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