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NOVE.1113E1t Is, 1911 him, and remember that the know- the child in the way he should go, if ledge which is to you a superlicies, the influence of the home is bad, the to chances are that the child will folIf you talks is to him solid. him on such matters, he will kindly low the home training. mho When we read of young men 'Mid Pleasures and Palaces though we may roam, approve your pious expressions, and Be it ever so halm hle, there's no place like home you will conclude that you had bet- have attended Catholic schools and ter drop the subject ; for you will colleges, and who later have entered not find that he has that ardent in- upon wild or dishonest courses, the Thoughts about Obedience of true peace and happiness of soul. terest in your spiritual affairs which the first impulse is to think that most In walking this way our model is our you, thought you had a right to ex- school and college training has been Obedience costs more than was obedJesus who become acMaster, Christ, may other virtues. You pect, and which you had expecienced to blame but if we examine, the case we customed to fasting and bodily Pen- ient even to the death of the Cross. from persons of far interior reputa- more closely the probability is He ; " Himself not ance, but you shall always lind it a " He pleased tion for sanctity. I have known two shall find that the home iniluence nulwill hut sacrifice to surrender your will as came not to do His own or three such persons, and I declare lified and rendered vain and useless Obedi- the will of Him who sent Him. Hapyou must do in Obedience. that, but for the particular line of the lessons taitznt in the school. we be if we study to act ence demands the holocaust of man's py shall Every child attends three schoolsPay chological research to which I am self-will, and God prefers this sacri- :lour by hour in the same loving and addicted and hints from others in the school of the home, the school of submissive spirit. fice to any other which we can oiler. I the street, and the institution that some degree akin to these men, The sole gift, valued by our Creator never have guessed that they is technically a school. But the lesshould is the love of our heart, and we bes- What is a Saint ? were any wiser or better than my- sons given in the first two are Just Coventry Patnrore in his book, self or any ;other ordinary man of as important as the lessons taught tow this gift in every act b, which or " The Rod, the Root, and the Flow- the world with a prudent regard for in the latter. The parent, therefore we renounce our own pleasure will to do the will of Uur Father er," thus describes a saint I once ask- should see to it, so far as possible, the common properties. This we can who is in Heaven. that the street and the home do not I, to ed a person more learned than " There is nothing outwardly destroy the training of the self-sacrido just as well in lesser actions as distinguish a ' saint ' from common am in such matters to tell me what in great, and it is more necessary Persons. A Bishop or an eiranent was the real difference. ficing teachers, be they sisters, broThe reply to be mindful to show our love to dissenter will, as a rule, be remark- was that the saint does everything thers or priests, who are trying conGod in little things for these are al- able for his decorum or his obstrepthat any other decent Person does,. scientionsl day after day, to mould inone erous indecorum, and for ionte Pale ways ready to our hand every only somewhat. better and with a to- the characters as well as to of our days is crowded with them, struct the Minds of the children cominsignia of Piety, such as the di3Play tally different motive." and they lie " scattered at our feet of a mild desire to promote mitted to their care. the A similar view is e\ pressed by carlike flowers." Again and again, we wish to regood of your soul, or an abstinence dinal Newman ir the following, lines Man attains, by inte'ligent and lo- from wine and tobacco, jesting and of the " Lyra Apostolica peat that the parents are the :first ving obedience, the highest nobility small -talk. But the saint has teachers, and that they can not piece no 0 aged Saint ! far on' I heard of his nature. The soul which will upon the Catholic school the resThe praises of thy name 'fads,' and yon may live in the same be its invii master ends by becoming house with him and never find oat Thy deed of Power, thy skilful word, Posibility for their children's trainthe slave of Passion and of sin. that he is a sinner like yourself, uning that God has primarily placed Thy zeal's triumrhant flame. " Whosoever committeth sin is the less you rely on negative proofs, or I Caine and saw and, having seen, upon themselves. By sending their But true liberty, obtrude lax ideas upon him, and so slave of sin." children to a Catholic school they Weak heart, I drew offence, that liberty with which Christ has provoke him to silence. He may From thy prompt smile, thy. simple are doing a part-a good part, it is made us free, is won by Obedience true, but nevertheless, only a partimpress you, indeed, by his harmmien, only, Obedience to the law and the lessness and imperturbable good temof their duty. They do not perform Thy lowly diligence. Self-restraint and suii- per, and probably' by some lack of The Saint's is not the Hero's their whole duty. unless they themwill of God. jection, nobly chosen, elevate man's 'arPreciation of modern humour and selves are careful by word and examPraisecharacter ; and everN action, he it ignorance of some things which men ple to make of their homes schools This have I found and learn ever so slight or insignicant in it- ore expected to know, and by never Nor to Profane Heaven's humbl-st of Christian thought and conductdole seeming to have much use for is ennobled when it is self, homes where Christian faith is the his ways, for a great purpose. What pur- time when he can be of any service to foundation, Christian hope the inspiNor its least boon to spurn. pose can be treater than, in imitaration, and Christian charity the ou ; but on the whole he will give comfort and consolation of the ever. tion of the Man -God, to Please and volt a agreeable impression of gener- Home and Catholic School Obedience our al inferiority to yourself. You must glorif; by willing life. these, Such homes as Catholic parents who think they day tae nut, however, Presume upon this in- can hand their children over to the where sobriety and cheerfulness reign Creator and rather ? Hence lines of the old poetferiority so far as to offer him any Catholic school, and have their where there is no unkind and uncharA sera ant with this clause aiiront for he will he sure to ans- brought up little saints, without re- itable act or word, and where not Makes drudgery divine ; wer you with some quiet and unex- gard to what teaching or example the love of money or of pleasure or sweeps a room. as fur Thy Wh pected remark showing a Presence of the home itself may furnish, should of social distinction is the ideal, but the love of God and the desire to do offlaws, mind-arising. I suppose, from the not be disappointed if their Makes that and the action tine. will make spring turns out badly, says the His will, cost it what it may -such Presence of God-which feel that you have struck y a Sacred Heart Review. They should homes as these are the very best auxThe laws which, in subordination the Catholic school, and your own shaken and only rock not blame the Catholic school for iliaries to work for our Divine code, the to it is children reared in such homes shoulder. children's If the home failure. the a well-being, are felt doubtless as as these who are true in later years " If you compel him to speak ab- does not co-operate with the Cathodisagreeable yoke by the pride and to their Catholic training. handschool, the is badly latter lic sloth of our nature. But though out religion, he will probably surThe home is the place somewhat of a burden, they are a prise and scandalise you by the child- icapped. Home Hints narrowness of his where the first and most lasting lesand burden-it has been well said, which ishness A CURE FUR COUGHS. like chain -mail, defends and keeps us thoughts. He will most likely dwell sons are learned. The home influounces of cod-liver oil, o2e Two safe. Thus the way. of Obedience, of with reiteration on commonplaces ence is the influence that is strongest ounce of honey, and the juice of ten loving and perpetual self-sncrifice, is with which you were well acquainted in the long run and no matter how lemons. Mix all together in a bota secure way, and for a wise and before you were twelve years' old. excellent the school may be, no mattle, cork tightly and shake well. One up for ter how it endeavours to train conterted spirit, it is the w -ay also But you must make allowance teaspoonful when the cough is tro,o blesome will be found very soothing and healing.
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