Southern Messenger. (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 4, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 19, 1903 Page: 2 of 8
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public education.
3rd. That imposing upon the
people of the Fhffipptoe Maeda
the consdence is oofate aad good
when it leads to God, and die
wise man should psofeaa the most
cept Sundays.
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WHEBE All PATHS TEND.
The Catholic Church is a city
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schools is not maintatoed by the
GMstitution of oar country, but,
on the contrary, ia a violation of
the principle of rdigioas liberty
and equality—Our Parish Calen-
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Constant Prayer.
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minded all men to enter thia
Church, and, that they may be
able to know it is His Church, He
dians.
3rd. That the inhabitants of
the Sulu Islands are allowed to
continue undisturbed in the prac-
tice of polygamy.
4th. The right of trial, by jury
has not been allowed to follow our
flag in the Philippine Islands.
5th. The people of the Philip-
pine Islands, who are all Catholics
r and show no disposition to accept
any other form of religion, wish to
have their religion taught in their
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sity and purpose of prayer. they are made by Him means to
Snnir people think, or at all o'dr then the omission of such
events act, as if they thought that t^irgs involves more serious con-
prayer is a kind of spiritual’usury, sequences. I' " „
a thing to practise as long as
things go well and pleasantly, but
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□nt into traytaticn. the tpirir. Indeed,
Is wfHIny but th* ?-vtl Is week.” —
Matt, xx i. 11.
Not unfrcquently, my
brethren, a priest :s told when he
asks his penitents ;
prayers, that they hive beer, ti
much put out to say Then:: .1.-.
tiny have had so much trouble, so
many anxieties and disappoint- trey commit
meets that they have had eo*”
<afitfaxri-or :nrr-.y-rg. Sometime that which they did not know
or other has go'e ’*ront7 ird, as they arc bound to do? By no
a consequence, thru ~r-- r:^ have uieans.
been omitted. In not a few cases Iterance m this case also ex-
matters go farther than this, and cuies. It brings with it many
on account of some reverse cr trial disadvantages and entails many
a man wfU leave eff going to evils, but it is not sinful in itself.
church altogether. Now, I wish ^-1 --- —-—- tc t_s„
this morning to point out the mis- things which are necessary, not
token notion persons who act in merely because God has command-
this way must have of the neces- or forbidden them, but because
sity and purpose of prayer. they are made by Him means to
—------ jf x thing is a means
to the end, the end cannot be at-
toined unless the means is made
to leave eft when*the times are -se of: and if we could suppose a
dark. Others do not go so fu as ca* in which a person were even
this, but look upon prayer as a m unblamable ignorance of such a
duty to be done, a command to be means, that ignorance would not
obeyed, and if they grow careless «--se him; he would not, and
about their other duties and cbli- «~d net, without the means, get
gxtions, this must share the same
fate. I wish to point out, how- Now. there are------a_. .... -. . c
ever, that prayer ard its necessity arc necessary to salvation, "cr“’P 111 °“T aties*—
stard in an entirely differ ent posi nc’ merely because God has am- * p ‘
tion. Whde it is perfectly * true manced them, hut as means to at-
that prayer is a duty, yet the me- tarn it, and among these things is
cesslty of prayer is greater even prayer. If we wish to be saved,
than the duty of observing God s prayer is so necessary that even
commands. To understand this igucrance will not excuse us from
you must remember the difference How foolishly, then, do those
which exists between those things people act who leave eff their
which must be done Gxf prayers for every little misfortune
commands us to do them, and contradiction, when our Lord
those things which must be done, bids them pray at such times,
or which we must have, because
Gcd has made them means to ob-
tain our salvation. Perhaps the
**7 to r,Itr tll“ to which avenues lead from every has'for years appropriated public
side, by the thorny and rugged money for the support of deoom-
ways of strict investigation, by the national schools amongst the In-
has CMsmided us oot to depart more flowing paths of sentinmt
from the truth. Yet there arc and feeling: but arrived at the pre-
maay peraons so dull,and poness- Hnr-Fv all find that there is but
cd of so little sense and intelli- gat*, whereby they may enter,
fence, as to think that in some but to the sheepfold—
difficult orcumstsnee it is right to narrow wd Low perhaps, and
tell a fie: for example, to save a causing fissh and blood to stoop
friend from death or even from pawing in. Men may wander
getting into small traubics. Well, about its outskirts, they may ad
suppose a man were to act in this mire the godliness of its edifices
way, thinking be was doing right, <rf its bulwarks, but they can-
Would he commit * sin and Gfl md BOt denizens and children if
schools at public expense.
Therefore be it resolved:
Uiiertata - aii - Halier,
own schools to have their religion
taught therein.
2nd. That where they are de-
barred by law from this natural
right in State schools farced oa
them by an ^lien race, and are
competed by nfigkras conictioa
to maintain schools of their own,i
that they have a right to a per
capita share of the money raised
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way, thinking be was doing right, <rf it> bulwarks, but they
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God? By m means, if he did it they rater not by that one t
in good faith. His ignorance xbsolute, urcandltuxial submission
would excuse him: it would not t0. teaching of the Church,
be a stn in such a cue.
Take another example and a t'Lrr us not be satufird with a
more important one. Ail Catbo- j temporary, spasmodic reformation,
lies know, owing to the advan-^but let us insist that the stall and
txges of their birth and education, the wine room be driven not of ex
that God has founded His Holy istence forever. If we have not
Cathofic Church, and that He pre- the Laws to do it now, let us make
serves in it the world in order to' our representatives, the councd-
teach His truths and to adtnnris- men, pass such laws and pass
ter the Sacnmcats which He has them at onca Then let us see
instituted as the mesas of grace that they are enforced,'-—
and mnet ficatios. He has com- Horstiaaaa.
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THE HUGO & SCHMELTZEE CO.
Alamo f laza, San <A.ntonio, Tex.
Iiporten, Wholesale Gm ail Lir® BseZ.
. | kl« and Old Vitilf-y. Mt. Vernon »nd Jed Clsytiio WhMr>e?,*S:rblitz Set:
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_j same:
I small churches wherever her travels ( meait not even on Sundays. ;
.. 1—j. Only one full meal in the!
I There is a lesson here which I after midday or near it, is al- ■
' .But now, let us sup I not t0 b= lort on our j lowed. I
pcce that there are some men! c^:c young people. Parish priests; small collation may be?
wdo, owing to tneu' ouiiness of! are painfully aware that it is hard. fayfn jjj evening, at which;
apprehension, their bad education,] io “KCCP up * worthy choir, and ; butter, milk, and eggs are al- i
When the principal meal;
1 be taken at midday, the1
-7 be reversed and the
collation tn ay be taken in the i
her talent “in singing in small
; from the abstinence from fl sh
j flowed, there would be better
some things! - -
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t. tkonys Messenger.
I A GOOD SUBJECT FOR DEBATE
Whereas it is not considered to + j™™“mee^SCUAERT,
be in violation of the Spirit of the
I Constitution of the United States:
x st. That several States of the
Union require that the Bible be
read by the teacher in the public
schools as a religious exercise dur-
ing school hours.
zed. That the United States
pays for the religions services of
chaplains in the army and the
navy and in national schools, and
food, the use cf lard is allowed. j h
7. In the mornirg, the drink-' ;>
ing of codec, tea or chocolate, is‘
not forbidden; but there is no per- ‘
mission to eat unless It be so little]
that the law is not presumed to
notice it. j
S. The law of abstinence from
j meat is binding on all from the ]
- age of seven years, unless exempt- ■
cd by reason of ill health or ne ■
cessity. I
9. All persons twenty-one years
of age are bound to fast unless! '
lawfully exempted. It is ad-
visable. in case of doubt, to con-
sult the confessor.
By an Indult of the Holy See,
given March 15th 1895, for ten
years, worldrg men and women
i and their households arc dispensed
; from the abstinence from fl :sh |
meat on all days of Lent except;
Fridays, Ash Wednesday and!
Saturday in Holy Week. Those! ptatrlbutlnjr Agents for Romkam. Gerrtlev & Cc. '= ani n
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Powder Mill? Sporting and Blasting Powder. A‘. tus C lient U -•j-.’-
Soap. Tourists', Redo. Hiawatha, Conqueror and Snn=h'.ue Acr Trul
Matches. P. * F. brands Mclasaes. Harry Welwiucrr Tobacco Co.u: i Se=-
LLy, Q ILL I was, ,-iew nope. LDKt, rcVCI
id Natural Leaf Chewing Tobacco, Our
'a lessm fbom a good life.! BLGUtAnaerasleit. j
j That example is a good argu ] vicariate of Indian Territory*1 j
iment has loeg been a tiresome A-D. 190S. j
truism, but there ia a freshnesa, at gy indult of Hia Holiness. 'j
least* in the undertone of admira- i Pope Tyv* XIII., of August Jtd, |
'■tlos which runs through these | XSS7, we hereby publish the foi l
J words from a recent sketch of i jqwtng regulations for Lent i;
■‘Mary Anderson.” They were T Every day m Lent, exceptH
written by a Protestant writer in a ] is a fasting day of cb-11
secular magazine: : ligation. t <
‘-Mary Anderson** loyalty to’ 2 The use of fiedimeat isal-
the Church of her faith has always Iowcdat the principal meal on all j
been one of her most prominent Wednesdays and J
and beautiful characteristics.... Fridays, and except Saturday, the |
During all of last summer sbe .-- . «
attended the little Catholic church; w
at Malvern Weils, at early Mass, 3 They, who are dispensed! -
singing in the choir, while her hu* | fating, may flrahmext at ■
■ band supplied the accompaniment • when meat is
on the organ. ...Her talent fa*; ^owed. j
( music, she explains, she means to: 4_ Fkjhmeat and fish are not!
. use in the future in singing in: to be U3C(j at the
iL.it .U -i .i A.ji
has given to it certain notes of; ®sy ’c*^-
•-Wrtcfa y* am! that J* enter which co other bedy cf men is in
possession.
przie that there are some men!
dear who, owing to their dullness of!
abr-ut their prejudice or any other rea-i^ht* from no lack of good voices,, jowed.
;ve beer, too son, are unable to see that the There are plenty of young men'cannot
-here • -’-it Catholic Church is really and in 1DC' women to take part in ama- Q^jgr may
- - - - - -1 tcur theatricals held for whatever ‘ -- ■
• purpose: there are plenty of good j morniagi thc principal meal in the' ?
voices for the solos in public con- Lvaiil,_ In the Frcparatioa 0;! i
certs: but for the singing of the] - - • ■
; 1 Mas'—which is, after the priest’s:
office, the most honorable privilege j
a Catholic can enjoy—the supply!
is never adequate. The angelic,
hosts find their whole heaven in!
singing Sandus round the throne ]
of Gid; but young people find it
dull and irksome to render God
the service of His own gifts. Oar
girls will sing for their friends in
the parlor or in public, but they
will not sing for God in His
church.
This lesson from Mary Ander-
son's life should not pass unheeded.
. Europe and America bend in-
adulation before her sovereign j
genius and beauty; but she turns ]
her back upon all these, and uses'
her tale.it “in singing in small!
churches wherever her travels may!
lead." If her example were widely ]
.followed, there would be better Wednesday
ichoirs in our villages and no “hired c — — - -
of them who are bound to
j may eat meat but once a day, ex- i H*II, Metrepol’tau »nd Americs’K Best fcr 5c F-i-nteiia Cl-<xn-.
Soup. Tourist*', Beds. Hiswrtkv, Conqueror *u^ San=H'.ue- ZrZ.'i/ .\e‘
Mutches. P, * F. brand* Mcbwae*. Harry Welwinct-r Tobacco C?.V’
tacky, Burr Oak. New Hope, Check. Peace and Good Win. Weiadrure’ ■= •
Bishop of Svdima. Vic. Ap. of ’ Chewlxie Tobacco. Our Flag. Bride Sas*. K‘p:iuc <
T . — F y v j States' Mixture omokinf Tobacco (Union made.) MCMSI'S • SSKPi'iJ-;
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healthy luxurd
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of semetti ns el
to »jlre the bell My weekly rd
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TC THE FARMERS
OF BEXAR OOUIHY.
k tisw if the fact that all the a.^rl
unties^ts the Slate are cr
Kttti.r- F.inrerg’ Imtftute* for the
tf t£l iatinc with the State
Mtaiiattru by thit name, and recojtEti
-t? necessity of all farmers ge eirc
-2 closer touch with each other to Insure
FATHER 8RANHAH IN ALABAMA.
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Crtht 1- cf March 5. .-nutdts tie
j-yr^irr -r ” ~ —--
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- occr-'fere. as by one bis s’= exm?
loti
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price cl prof urta, re hare consented ti
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=*r- cf 3-zkt County to be held to the Please sttp u;’
Men’s Club in the city of San
c= Saturday, the Sffllh day of
*,.Z“ *" A- -or the purpose of
"*-e Initial steps to ergantoe s
-turfy Farmers’ Inattonbe arc «*ve
***° -ti the ocnaidaralinn of matters of
toterert to farmers, partiraiatiy ■ F-invKl
Z Z**^" t0 EwthodE to ertermlnate Ribbrri j
ZZ.'- trlna-ts’ , 1
.-Zr‘ 2' '^otI*Z President of the ,, |
Institute, and a number
^-^ni.entaRrindtnztotawlllbe ~ZtiZ id
^tu.l-^'j *ddriwi*, ehowtog
Urxam with, .1™^-
*£T-' eu-stlm,
taia."^ * fail te he prttaU and
m -sny cf ynnr temre Mends
Yosrs recy truly.
P. F. COLLUB,
J. M.. VAttic,
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3, a new MASS.
c‘ *** aa*«y '*tT;
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^^untaends itself. It fa : A t-ulsed ret I
ih«t it is armored by J
’ « crjpaU.t of MD- The: J
* anuictati of net*. His falih-'tl nd
’■ Though winter
Yra. lav It 13^
it
r'^ntto
Setomers.
*ho fa i
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< N- rCWta<’ accept A braised reed
extra Chaika for t—-
r- ClkT R rZZl ■ Thsuch rati d
w ob.--.b-
WrtH>M- -■ . RA wait the
ttfauLJ0 ■rtwn items pteaas AWatedred
i HAs fatehfsl Se
evt-ryt:.::;;-
scu. a :.
.-curt bruse last evrait R. to a Ci> -'»i>-■
defense of the gre< ChUtii. . 1
—est?nts and the do^ *— —. c ~
rtcardtog the mitverea-liy ;;
sti an- :he uecefElty cf bsptism fcr :..l,
erec t; the he^piew and sremiz* ly nr;
cdti- -ti infstit. which he. rucltoi? tb-
Rti.ir dt-t-lsred was ‘ 'shapes to <?to sxf
-x.-ivrd in Ici-iufty."
3rs,-h.'' said Fatter Brannan, ■!*
-r;y "tfehmenl decreed fcr .-to. If re.ti-tit:- ;
cf....r-’.. are totereutly tot seen*, th-1
riy it name cf the Itolnc
rtttZ they die? It was by sis they
c*u;»- '-tto the world; tie; are f-ittitis
□ep’i’.tn of stonere. and baptism ;e e-
jer::./ ti remove the aplritnsd sticnis
frin. ti-to sculs.”
fare- r Braman to & most earnest sri
ccrvti.-.nr speaker. He holds au and.
eme by a spell frem the nmeti he
Cpr: ■- until he hniehee, rtoete and ^pt
clto.trs & p-werful argument for the -- -*
extif he cbam pl an*. He is exceedtocly f't_:rp
cramatir. and makes abundant use of
all tie pctott of speech and all the h.-;.-
c! tie utter—-eoEietimet seemingly to »
dl-pant *en=e, in a manner of mockery
and '-corn as he munercifnlly Says an
alleio-d tra.iucer—but always to con
’-to?- to drive home wtot he resrardi- a-
e-sentia truth. His speech fa.r.y
nrl-t:—-■ with sarcastic and tocnloal al
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Southern Messenger. (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 4, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 19, 1903, newspaper, March 19, 1903; San Antonio, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1247415/m1/2/: accessed May 5, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .