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ltV» t>t th» «Jioi*nt pUfltrcJil tbilp ?.omjiiWMtlonM* Un4«»Mi (of til* *M!f<it«tl £ ^ ncorditl by Hiir ln»|ilrea vrr|i«!-3M» * {t««iiitnr (i|)|u of pf»l«i; ami lii t in l u t iAiiru^tiatxi vrhifa m h»Jy Tobl-IIK b*fiu«»tli»<l to l«:i> ion, hi t«c-pmmwulii »h» prwrttci of nurcy «| hi vul^d hf» «e«(|it»Re« with tiid'Aimiiftty.

Uke th» ni«re)fial liolrj* (ram wdom Jt emiui«le«J, lite Jewltb jaW.brtiUhed t&fi..telllil«t»t corn-|iwi»lon ttwftfcts th«s poir and the nfdieted. N«y, » ^orllon o( the llthw tit mty f*amlly w « t+ nervid lor thalr r«elldi *nd In «nthirln« In the h*rv«»t (h« wldoW- mi the orpfJim wart not (of|0trt«. "Wbvni ihBU hut tmttX tin cum lit thy (laid, ind Unit forgot Mid If f t * ihtaf, thou ihdlt not t»tum to t*kt It »wiy; but thou ihalt autfair th» atmni-«f, lha fulhtrl***, luad tht widow, to ttk* It away; th«l tha Lord thy Qod winy b l u i t l i i i In nil tha world of thy hand* . 11 thou h»v« K»th»r«d (lit (h i l t e( thy ollva-tnu, thou »h»lt ruel rtturn to Mthlr wh«t»oav«r r*miln»th on the tr«o, but a h a l s IHV* It (or Hid •trangef, for t£t« f«th«rl«i», «ntl tha widow. I f thou mike th« vlntat* of thy -wMi-yard, «nd thou ahklt not gao i t r lha clun-teri that r«maln, amit Ihcy (halt ho (or the i t r a n f t r , tht futhir-Itit, wid th* widow." Such li tha ehtfltablt MlicItuiS* that WM Mcommttidtd by tr** Old U w for rallavlnr th* mUtiKi of our follow- cmfurta. JRCacomrriandtdl, hnvs I »*ldT—no, b*it commtnd-oil, ilnct tht pmcaaili X hlvo clttd art concludMt by thl* im-phttle prtctpt whG«h nwaktna companion by th« i^acollictton of ilmlUr miiery, "Remember that

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ilontd the cart o f tht undar-pflvllegdU uundur tii# Ntw Uw? A(t«r Jiavli»x p«nd«d th«m with •itch t tnd«r lollcitudt undtr a leu perfect covtmani, can we aupposc thav£ fit iim ncjlcctcd their protection urultf the Chn«» Man dUpenatatloiiT No: He who lived with t i n poor, convened with the poor; nod whoat »uf-firing* eng«sc(l lli* moat active oympathic* wlillo o n earth did not forget t_hem ere Hit mccn-alon into heavu. Charity, then, cornea to u s not only reconv minded by thi grmteful feillnga which It dlffmea ovtr tht hu­man haart. Hut trtXoictd by the poiltlva pre»-cepti o f our Divine ntdltmer, anil aatnolloned by Hla tntlrt autkos-ity K you doubt It, h*atr lha lawful aentence which Chrtat will pronounre upon the reprobate in tht lut day: "Go. y e ourased, Into tver* laitlnc dro pfopareJ (or the devil and hXs antala." And why thli trcmencSoui lentenceT "Be­came," Ha *ayi "X waa hungry and you f a i r e Ma not to cat. thirsty, and you f*v t Me not to drink; a atranjtir. and you took Me not t o ; nuked, and you clothed M' not; sick and In prison, and y o u did not vlalt Me." And tha repz-obnte shall exclaim "Iiord. whet* did w t ite Thee hungry, or ttxlraty. o r a atranier. or naked, or- tick, or In prlion, and did not minuter on Thet?" Then Ha iteaUl answer, pointing to tht poor: "Anrnn. I «ay to you. aa long as y o u did It not to one of UIOM l e a s t one*, neither did

you do it to Me." (Jan you think any longer thai to luccour tht distressed a n d lo ausuoge their afflletlona i s not at precept, or that It la wtaat yoa are at lib­erty to fulfill, or t o violate? "I might thlntt io. too," iayi St Gregory of >f«»l»naen. "were I riot terrified by ti ie laaxuage with which C3irlit siiall confound the re probata*, since- that cannot ha any other than ea precept, (or the omiaalon of which they art loat for ever."

Lit those, then, who arraign the dlapenamtloni of heaven atand be for*? the tribunal of Chrlat, and learn whither God Himatlf coutdt have more merci­fully provided for the wants of tha poor than by transferring on the more fox-tunale the obliga­tion of relieving them, under the awful penalty of their own rep­robation. Or could tXte Redeemer breathe a rtvor? tender compas­sion for their- lot than by Iden­tifying them -with Himself, and pronouncing that H e was re­lieved or Insulted by the mercy or the cruelty that was shown to Hli creatuaretf Xn pronounc­ing the verdi<rt of Us* reprobate. Chrlat alludes only t o their hard-htarttdneaa, asaslgnlxxs It "as the aole cause o f their- condemns-tlon: "Bectiuaar I was .hungry and you gave Me not to eat."

DEFINITE OJmtKJATlON

It matters but Iltt3e what this obligation m a y be ctaJUed. It is of little Iraportaxjce wkather It may bt named justice or charity. It It sufficient f o r us t o know that It springs f r o m the will of the Almighty. *.nit that i t cannot be violated without forfeiting our. own happiness. U t none, then, boaat of the profesaion of the Christian relSsgioit, without the practice of t* la vtrtue, since without tta u*Tl\ience> the soal o(

religion la gone. "For Million. pure and undefUad with dod,** aays the Apostle, "la to vim the* (itherlesa and widows in llietr tribulation."

Those, then, to whom Clod haae given the gifts o f materia] com­fort are celled on , aa they valu* Hla favour and their own hap­piness,, generously to share a. portion' of their wealth with the Indigent objects that claim your compassion. They arc children of the aame Fattier, they have hcen purchased b y the anme re­demption; and. after being puri-fId by the trying affliction) of this life they are dealinml for the same everlaattng inheritance Without the Rullt of extrava­gance or dissipation, ninny of them have bean reduced to ihetr present forlorn a n d desolate con­dition by a train of misfortunes which It was not in their power to Control.

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The consequence Is. that they must perish or be rescued from their fnte by your seasonable in­terposition, bet not your char­ily, then, be confined to words.. It must manifest itself by the more unequivocal proofs of prac­tical deeds of mercy, insult them not by such lronlc-«! commncra-tlon as that mentioned by the Apostle: "If a brother or inter be naked and want daily food, and one of you s a y to them Go In peace, be you warmed and filled: yet give tiicm not those things that are necessary for the body, what ahatl i t profit," Vet such would be y o u r conduct If. with a verbal admission of the existence of distress and much apparent sympathy for human lufferlng, you were to withhold ell practical relief from Its vic­tims. Follow the advlco of the Wise Man. who tells us Hon­our the Lord with thy atib«Unnv and thy barrn aball be filled with abundance" Do not ex­pend In Iho service of your pas-aiona the wealth which you re-delved for the nobler purpoie or charity and benevolence, lest yoia ahould incur the reproach of the prophet Oseo to t h e unfortunate city of Jerusalem. "And ahe did not know that J grave her corn. and wine, and oil and multiplied her silver and gold, which they have used In the service of Dasl Therefore will I return, and take away my corn In i t s season and my wine in its season, and I will set at liberty my wool, which covered her disgrace And I

will cause all her mirth to cease. and her sabbaths and her sol­emnities," What an awful warn­ing to those who may havi hith­erto forgotten the end for which wealth was given, nslnlsterlng to their vanity out of the Just pos­sessions of the poor'

ADMITS NO DEBATE

But It la needless to multiply further Instances in enforcing the obligations of compassion and of mercy, N o : I shall.not . exhaust your patience in lllui-trattng a truth w h i c h cannot be controverted without controvert­ing every part of that twofold covenant which God has given lo man. since whatever may be the clearness or obscurity of Scrip­ture, the charters o f meroy are like Illuminated letters, striking the reader at the first glance. whilst they cast the ir lustre over every page of. the sacred volume —a truth which, w i t h more forre than writing, speaks through every monument of benovolencc

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