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who follows the fashions does not Numerous nessages follow Jesus." of congratulation have reached this ecclesiastic. So enthusiastic has an
Italian judge felt over the success 01 this rather drastic proceeding that he thought it his duty to repair in Person to the home of the parish priest to tender his heartiest felicita-
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and edifying examples that we are quite secure. At one time this devotion to the Mother of God was tions. called in question. But the Church upheld by decree her honour and digand Morals Music nity in the Council of Ephesus, in No child develops fine traits of with stanzas Filling the song's the 5th century. It solemnly declarcharacter unless side by side, hand mawslang, vulgarity, and cynicism, ed her title as the Mother of God. in hand, father and mother walk with kishness and downright nonsense apHis Lordship proceeded in a convinchim, and by example, as well as by parently will assist rather than preing manner to show the false, hereprecept, live with him the life they vent its having a good vogue, for the tical position taken by Nestorius. would have him live. public to which appeal is made is Mary was God's special choice to be not at all critical or fastidious. the medium from whom we should School of Good Manners Even men and women of refinement enjoy the great blessing of :,alvaThe only way to gain the reputaand breeding, it is much to be retion. She was as exception among tion of having charming manners is gretted, catch the infection and bethe children of men in being free from to strive hard for it. Each and ev- gin to hum songs that illiterate the slightest taint of sin, so as in ery day, and every hour of the da., Poetasters have written and musicGod's own time to become the Mothe worker must think about doing hall performers and Negro minstrels ther of the Divine h.tdeemer. 'thereeverything, and this includes all the have made popular. Catholics, howfore, it would be seen we cannot ofnicest dull things at home, in the ever, let us hope, will use some disfer her excess of honour since God manner. what cernment in selecting songs Possible chose her out from all human creathe position of Coadjutor is highly and morals are sing, for music tures to he the Mother of His DiIt will not be easy, and many they all sections of Cathoamong Popular vine Son. She, and she alone, things will be unpleasant, lef ide near relatives.-"America." relics in Glasgow, and particularly amceived that dignit and thus we howhich same people do not hesitate ongst the clergy, who all delighare nour her as God's special choice, beto impose upon those with nice man- Scotland's New Prelate ted at his elevation to the Episcoing immaculate and free from Right Rev. Provost Mackintosh, ners. All this comes into the schoolthe pate. though V.G., of Our Lady and St. Margarslightest taint of sin. It was not ing for beautiful manners, from her own personal merit she was unfortunately there are many who et's parish, Glasgow, has been ap- The Model for go to this school, but who are conpointed Coadjutor to Archbishop MaMaidenhood immune from sin, but through the Christian tent to remain near the bottom of guire, with the title of Archbishop of love of Christ Our Lord she was rai(By Dr. TURNER, Bishop of Gallosed to this sublime dignity to he Chersona. the class instead of climbing to the The appointment carries way.) the right of succession. The new his chosen Mother. In tendering her top. honour we do not detract from the Archbishop is a native of Scotland. To all Catholics devotion to Mary honour due to Gad. Female Dress He was horn in the neighbourhood of The Church's the Mother of God, was, indeed, a teaching shows clearly the veneraRoy Bridge in 847, and educated at privilege, and was not a devotion of One of the questions recently dealt and St. tion and honour which is her due, recent date. It was an essential part with at a meeting of the League of Blairs College, Douay, Iss and also the supreme honour which He was ordained of our holy religion, and entered inthe Catholic Women of France con- Sulpice, Paris. priest in Paris in 1871. to every detail of our religious sys- belongs to God. When we make comcerned the growing immodesty in feparison of the honour we pay her it His first appointment was at St. tem. This devotion to Our Blessed male attire. Several parts of Italy pales into insignificance with the hoJohn's, Glasgow. While here he had Lady was inextricably associated have been considering the same probnour bestowed upon her by her Dithe care of the district which was with devotion to Our Blessed Lord. lem. for France exercises a good deal vine Son. Let us consider the great afterwards created into a separate This may seem somewhat strong r.f influence upon Italy, and not alhonour paid her by God's Ambassaparish under the title of Our Lady language to those who maintain that ways for the hest. But onh one pador, the Archangel, coming direct and St. Margaret's, and of which he our veneration for Mary obscures or rish priest in North Italy has yet arfrom the throne of God, saluting her was appointed the first priest -in diminishes the honour and glor., givrived at the solution of a difficulty that few thought themselves able to charge. About 1879 he was chosen to en by us to God. On the contrary, as "full of grace," a person so humble to the eyes of men and one with be Diocesan Secretary, but he returit tends rather to increase our love grapple with. This clergyman decidwhom the Lord was ever present. ned after a short time to St. Marand honour for God. As proof of ed to cut the Gordian knot in true This pronouncement came, remember, this they had only to look back on Alexandrian fashion. Accordingly, garet's, where he has since remained. dear children, from the official of He was appointed a member of the the example set by the saints who parishioners were confronted his the Most High God to her who was Cathedral Chapter in 1886, and in were remarkable for their love of some days ago with this' stall...1g the Mother of Christ. Through their chosen ages before. Addressing those 19oR, on the death of Provost Chisannouncement in large letters on the abotit to be received specially, they holy example the faith was kept holm of Paisley, was made Provost. church doors "Those dressed accor. were happy and fortunate in their alive, and we may, dear children, in He has been Vicar-General of the ding to the 'liberal' fashions," it choice of Mary as an example to archdiocese since 1909. Owing to the Jesus Christ, feel perfectly safe in ran "are not supposed to enter, nor follow. In their protector they following out in our lives such holy illness of Archbishop Maguire he has will their offerings be accepted. One would find strength and security in times of danger, trials, and temptations. By so acting they were honouring the incarnation of the Son of God. Their devotion was not merely to be a passing one, but a daily imitation of those virtues which adorned her, ever maintaining in their lives the sweet odour of virtues which Mars the Queen of Heaven possessed. In whatever position we find ourselves placed in this world, bear well in mind the vow you are about & to take and keep it ever, assured as time goes on you will be more and more strengthened and growing more and more like Christ Our Lord and Wholesale and Retail Saddle and harness manufacturer His Blessed Mother, and at the hour of death her assistance will be yours to lead you to heaven, our true home. Contractor to the W.A. and Commonwealth Governments for some time past been principally responsible for the administration of the affairs of the diocese. Since 1879 he has been Diocesan Inspector of Schools, and' in addition to filling these various offices he is a member of the Catholic Education Council for England, Wales, and Scotland, and a member of the Glasgow Provincial Committee for the training of teachers. He was for some time a member of Govan Parish Council, but the pressure of other duties necessitated his retirement. He is, however, still on the Govan School Board, at which he has been a representative since 1876, and of which he is the senior member. In 1909 the Holy Father honoured him by making him a Domestic l'relate. The appointment of the Provost to
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