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SAT URD_AY, MAY 20, 1911 Be faithful in every jot and tittle. smallest infidelity is like a The inSome good people in England dropped in knitting ; it spoils stitch cluding " Peers, prelates and Schoolwork. whole the masters," amongst them the Proteshave Canterbury, of Archbishop tant roam, one 'Mid Pleasures and Palaces though we may What an immense difference inaugurated a campaign of protest honest, believing, and therefore inBe it ever so humble, there's no place like home to against immoral literature as spiring affection must make in a lonwhich they have addressed a circuenOnly one-that is ely life ! calling Tea press of Abuse newspaper and the Use to lar Hymn for May ough, and the desert is reclaimed. issued novels " certain to on writing attention An English physician, * Hail Mary, Pearl of Grace, are use and abuse of tea says:- by publishers of repute, which the Pure flower of Adam's race, have on what I reflect I modWhen a by unfit perusal for " Wholesome tea should be freshly not only And vessel rare of God's election ; to est girl or a right-minded lad, but seen, what I have heard, and what made with water just brought Unstained as virgin snow, done, I can hardly persuade the boil (a different liquid from boil- are likely to do harm to the moral I have that Serene as sunset glowmyself all that frivolous hurry of all readers." infuse for character to allowed and ed water), protection. crave sure thy We sinners had any reality.-Lord Chesterfield. and two or three minutes. This, Further describing the bad books this alone, provides the cup that the circular goes on to say that Thou Queen of high estate, Man's a funny proposition cheers and not inebriates. How of- "many of these works of fiction are Conceived immaculate, day What now ? To form Incarnate Uove's Pure dwellten may one take tea in the in the ordinary sense of indecent not Most without injury to health ? When he reads a medical book he ing ; word, but their whole tone has the The Spirit found His rest, Persons can take tea twice a day, a tendency debasing and demoraliz- fancies he has every disease 'describlet him read the work of and feel the better for it. Curious- ing. Within thy sinless breast, In them open vice and licenti- ed ; but a moralist and all the faults pointAnd thence flows joy beyond all tel- ly enough it has been ascertained by justieven and palliated, is ousness but ed out he sees not in himself, experiment that the foods which di- fied." ling. in his neighbour." gest most readily in the presence of Here is an evil of great magnitude tea are the usual breakfast foods, to A fairer, purer, Eve, Tea and needless to say it exists in our " Roses " bacon, and fish. wit eggs, Did'st thou her fall retrieve, For man's debt, giving God in pay- does not appreciably retard the di- own country as well as in England. Joyful Queen of the Rosary, be The "dime novel," is a familiar fact ment : gestion of these ; hence it may Rosebuds white I bring to thee, is the What literature. Thy spotless feet are pressed taken with perfect physiological safe- in American They tell of the joys of the Infant England in ty at breakfast, when it is peculiar- remedy ? The protesters Upon the serpent's crestKing, authors the after the long night's say that " to appeal tp God's stars thy crown, His sun thy ly grateful Whose praises I shall ever sing seems hooks raiment. sleep, and is undoubtedly beneficial and publishers of these These rosebuds white to thee we to the system in virtue of the com- of little use, and the law requires bring, Through His dear blood Who died, paratively large quantity of hot wa- strengthening before their circulation For thou art the Mother of God upurgei they and be stopped." can tisBy sinners crucified, the into introduced is ter which our King Art thou preserved, and we forgiven: sues along with the theine Proper. on " Parents and schoolmasters and and boys of training the whom to all sin, conquer to morHelp us When tea has been taken in the Sorrowful Queen of the Rosary, That we may enter in, ning it should not be again taken girls is intrusted, to set their faces Roses red I bring to thee, novsuch of circulation the against golden to the gate, Through thee, until well on in the afternoon, when They tell of the Blood Christ shed els and expose their character when be heaven. a cup or two will be found to for me, titles, by the be detected cannot it so very welcome, expediting, as it DOM BEDE ('AMM. And of thy tears on Calvary, often does, the final stages of dig- which are often absolutely colourless These roses red to thee we bring, estion of the midday meal, and revi- and misleading. For thou art the Mother of God, Symphony The Housekeeper's way ving in an entirely wholesome This is not the right 'way to meet our King ! to the evil. The work of remedy must the best that I can from the vital energy which tends do To flag toward five o'clock. Over -indul- begin at the right place, namely the morn till night, with gence in tea, like over -indulgence in school. If parents and Schoolmas- Glorious Queen of the Rosary. And pray for added strength coming light, everything else that is good, will, of ters and all to whom the training of Golden roses I bring to thee, would They tell of the joys of Heaven abTo make the family income reach al- course produce an abnormal condition boys and girls is intrusted ove, receivdigeswill cause girls It and boys way, of the system. see to it that to ed moral instruction, in the Schools And of God's mercy, power and love. With some left over for a rainy day tive troubles ; these must lead thee we bring, To do distasteful things with happy perversion of nutrition, and this, in the evil of bad literature would soon These roses sweet to God, its turn, to a general disorganisa- disappear. The evil is the outcome For thou art the Mother of face, our King Banish God of Godless education. To try and keep the odds and ends tion of the system as a whole. M. S. C. in place ; and religion from the schools and To smile instead of frown at Fate. you will have God and religion and Shallow men believe in luck, be- morality banished from the libraries Which placed me in a family always Strong men and the novels and the newspapers, lieve in circumstances. late For meals ; to do the sewing, mend- believe in cause and effect. and the magazines. ing and, CROCKERY, HARDWARE and a always The morality of the world is The thousand small things GROCERIES life true is every of noble part A near at hand, passing phase. It is the reflex of learn to undo what has been And do them always with a cheerful the world's whim. It changes and to Your Patronage Kindly Solicited varies as the passions of the human wrongl., done. In all evil speaking heart, my seem to be they life It has no fixed standard. the listener is the accomplice of the Corner MARY and BEAUFORT in heart. Because the evil speaker, and commits the same of the world is morality Part ; The STS.. HIGHGATE HILL wrong. To know the place of everything and, immorality of the majority.
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