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Page 140 - Love your enemies, do good to them that hate you, bless them that curse you, pray for them that despitefully use you.
Page 33 - Latin, geography, ecclesiastical history, church music, and the practice of mental prayer.
Page 31 - Vindication of the Catholic Doctrine Concerning the Use and Veneration of Images," "Address to His Brethren of Other Professions," "On the Rule of Faith, True Piety; or, the Day Well Spent,
Page 138 - Hood two acres in the town of Peru, and prevailed on him to make his offer to Bp. Flaget but as he did not answer the polite lett. and lots have become very valuable at Peru, there will perhaps be a demur. I caused the lot of Huntingdon to be deeded to Bp.
Page 82 - ... far as possible the rules of the Daughters of Charity. The principal point on which the rules were changed in order to adapt them to American conditions concerned the activities of the Sisters in the schools, for the Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent devoted themselves entirely to the service of children unable to pay for their education. This could be done in France because the nuns had an assured income from other sources. In the United States, on the contrary, Mother Seton's Sisterhood had...
Page 136 - I attended at the evening Catechism, Prayers, and Canticles, and in the morning said Mass, at which a large number assisted. Through the Interpreter I addressed a few words to them, " On Thursday evening we arrived at South Bend, a little town beautifully situated on the high banks of the St. Joseph River. It is growing rapidly, owing to its many advantages. Crossing the river we visited ' St. Mary of the Lake/ the mission house of the excellent Mr.
Page 205 - One of its main objects was to further "the expansion of the Catholic faith among heathens and unbelievers, especially in Asia and in North America.
Page 59 - Combining great charm of manners with sound judgment, he was loved and respected by all with whom he came in contact.
Page 140 - OUR FATHER who art in Heaven: Forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against vs.
Page 67 - Inspiration and Canon of Scripture," ''Original Texts and Translations of the Bible," "Interpretation of Scripture," "Necessity of Baptism," "Effects of Baptism and the Obligation Attached to It," "Lay Baptism and Doctrine of Exclusive Salvation," "A Treatise on the Euchnristic Mystery.