EMPIRE SELF-RAIS ING F LOUR
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creeds and a practical instrument of education in what they call " independent morality," that is to say,
to be founded in order to keen men in mind of the interest of God. Germany has recognised this in full, to her own great social and industrial benefit.
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morality dissociated from supernatural sanctions which are matters of 'Mid Pleasures and Palaces though we may roam, dispute, and based upon the innate Be it ever so humble, there's no place like home fitness of things. Kind Words Theoretically, of course, a code from Did you ever think-That a kind between deduced be can relations of right conduct the a day when The Builders word put out at interest brings back one back to Pagan man's nature and social circumstantakes sexes the and lime, built bricks of of love and A house is times, while the garbage on which ces as a social and rational being, an enormous percentage That darken and decay appreciation ? That though a lovfeed is as foul and but such a code would not cover the women and men words, A home is built of acts and ing thought may not seem apprecialoathsome as the stuff over which whole range of human activity. That, stand sublime alwa) ted, it has yet made you better education must be moral, As true they gloat and chatter in a day How and braver because of it ? That the become so deba- so it must be also religious. has marriage when all'Tis men that build the houses little acts of kindness and thoughtsed and defiled that not even the can the mind be practically developed Cots, mansions, halls and domes ; an;, if while studying man and nature, it fillnees day by day are really greatlong it can make troth Pledged BUT, All 'TIS WOMEN, HEAVEN er than one immense act of goodness without change of part- ignores their divine Author ? endurable KNOWSThat to be always vice ; in a effects, and once a year ? to legalised of If it confines itself a life in ners THE BUILD 'TIS WOMEN Polite to the peoPle at home is betdoes not seek the Cause ? when there is no empty place day HOMES. Religion touches human life, direct- ter and more refined than having but in the cradle, no room in which That to alTears to move but in the Churches.-Fa- ly or indirectly, in so many points, " company manners " ? Bernard Vaughan, S. J. it cannot be lost sight of for learn to talk pleasantly about noththat ther 0, tender tears long. The Persistent demand of Ca- ing in particular is a great art and That in the angel eye appears and Wrongs in the Rights tholics for a " Catholic atmosphere.' prevents you saying things that you Of child on mother's knee. of Children in their schools is an essential re- may regret ? That to judge anybody Education A hymn on Sabbath eve she singsby his Personal appearance stamps sult of their creed, says in effect, All agree that education properly While soothingly the church bell rings Father Keating. It may seem exces- yon as not only ignorant, but vulcomplex whole the concerns so-called Of how He died-the King of Kings gar. nature of the child, that body and sive and unreasonable to many nonAnd Mary's misery. soul alike should be duly developed, Catholics. Yet this "Catholic atmosphere," which we consider necesof and that none of the faculties HOUSEHOLD HINTS : 0. selfish tears. the soul should be neglected, says sary for true education is the outOf him who in youth's golden years The cheapest floor stain is made Father Keating, writing in " The ward manifestation of our Faith. The gifts of God abused, by dissolving permagnate of potyouthful for our And want it we edthorough A (London). Month," Ye fall in vain the dark dismay, ash in warm water. Do not allow ucation, therefore comprises such a charges, because religious truth, like The weakness and the slow decay, the liquid to come in contact with acfirst all, be must, of any other, will as and mind body, of cultivation The loneliness-these are the pay the hands or they, too, will be dyed, authority. cepted on do effto enable the recipient shall And the price of hours misused. dark brown. for-in made was ectively what be Only when the intellect is mature, other words to fulfill his destiny here and experienced can it investigate 0, saving tears A very useful cement for china is and hereafter. with safety and Profit the grounds Upon the cheek that sickness sears, rrade by stirring plaster of Paris 'alA crown of gold ye win. Viewed thus generally, the least of belief, in order to realise how reaof gum arabic. Beside a weed -choked grave he bends, important branch of education is sonable that surrender to authority to a thick solution brush to the The study of what con- Apply with a small The wreck remorse his bosom rends; physical development. And it is at has been. Each scalding drop that downward this point that the Catholic ideal cerns the next life, and the interests broken edges, and press them firmwends begins to diverge from those advan- of the soul, must not be separated ly together. from the study of what concerns this Washeth away a sin. ced by non-Catholics. Those who use salt generously in FRANK M'MANUS. The Catholic lays more stress on life and its interests. are There are, in this matter, four the sweeping of their carpets moral than on mental training. Mere never troubled with moths besides, leiarnine without good living is so far main interests or rights-we might Never Too Late; Begin Now a benefit in his eyes, call them the four R's-distirct from salt brightens the colours and brings Perhaps you feel that the best days from being pattern of the carpet in a it as a misfortune one another in origin, vet mutually out the that be regards of life are gone, and it is too late the poten., interacting these are the rights of most satisfactory manner. calculated increase only to to begin things which were in your therefore, ac the child, the rights of the child's power once still, my repentant bro- tialities of evil. And, To exterminate beetles in cupboards Catholic notions the parents, and the rights of the child's to cording ther, there is encouragement, from Creator, and the rights of the State, etc., 1111 up cracks and crevices with of mind and will should netrairing your Master yet. Wake up to be true knowledge community of which the child is a powdered borax. This should the opportunities which yet remain. ver be dissociated continued until there are no signs of member. right action. to ever point must Ten years of life-five years-one Each of these rights must he con- the pest. Moreover, the Catholic educator, year-say you have only that : will of con- sidered in any complete scheme this control and to guide having you sleep that away because you Whe.. clothes have become yellow knowledge and vo- education, and proper provision must Et- stant interplay itofmadness have already slept too long ? from careless washing, put them into exclude he made for each if the scheme is to to lition, thinks ernity is crying out to you louder a tub, cover with sour buttermilk, from his Purview, what is at once he just. and louder as you near its brink. and let them stand for about four The educational policy sanctioned of learnbranch most important the Wthe, he going ; learn what a man by the Church involves no injustice, days then rinse thoroughly in warm most efficacious means of and the ing Wean do, and do it with the energy of training the will, namely, the Chris- as it recognises the rights of all con- water. Boil as you do the rest of a man. a the clothes. Secular education cerned. The child is not only tian revelation. citizen of the State, but by bapis for the world alone. enrolled on the Every name page Many well-meaning People of differ- tism a citizen of Heaven. The Par- REMEMBER: of history, as eminent in any partiThat a modest man never sounds creeds have vainly tried to find ent owes allegiance to divine as well ent cular line of thought or action, regrourd for meeting all as to civil authority. The Church his own praises. a common presents men of purpose and will. The boy who starts in life determined to succeed, and adheres to his reii solution, will generally do so. :
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adverse circumstances arise, he overcomes them by the force of will ard energy. It is the -will that enables one to accomplish a desired object. The will may be termed the rudder of the mind, directing its movements it is the great engineer of the mentIt: is the power that al machinery. concentrates our energies in a given directon and keeps them within that The strong-willed, plucky orbit. fellow dispels opposition at the start and practically exemplifies the old will, AProverb of " Where there's a there's a way." ;
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are living in a day when the high ideals of old are fast yielding to the Pressure of creature comforts, when principle is being exchanged for expediency in a day when self-sacriiicing Catholicism is being bartered for self-centred materialisne, when the Christian sense of sin is being regarded as a bygone superstition ; We
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you believe, but only what you do. and when you may do what you like
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