By Path And Trail
By Path And Trail
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Alone, away from the eye and the applause of civilized man, these lonely priests in desert and on mountain trod the wine press of the fury of insult, mockery and derision. For weary years of laborious and unceasing sacrifice, amid perils as fearful as ever tried the heart of man, they walked the furrow to the martyr's stake, nor cast one halting, lingering look behind. Their zeal, their courage, their fidelity to duty in the presence of eminent warn- ings ; their fortitude under hunger, wearine...ss and exces- sive fatigue; their angelic piety and purity of life, and their prodigious courage when confronted with torture and death, have built on the lonely desert a monument to St. Francis and to heroic Catholic charity, a monu- ment which will endure till time shall be no more.
Of these men were Fathers Garces, clubbed to death by the Yumas ; Martin de Arbide, burned alive by the Zunis ; Juan Diaz, tortured by the Mojaves, and thirty others, martyred for the faith. The history of the conversion and civilization of the Indians of the California coast, Arizona and New Mexico by the Franciscan fathers, forms one of the most brilliant chapters in the martyr- ology and confessorium of the imperishable Church of God.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Alone, away from the eye and the applause of civilized man, these lonely priests in desert and on mountain trod the wine press of the fury of insult, mockery and derision. For weary years of laborious and unceasing sacrifice, amid perils as fearful as ever tried the heart of man, they walked the furrow to the martyr's stake, nor cast one halting, lingering look behind. Their zeal, their courage, their fidelity to duty in the presence of eminent warn- ings ; their fortitude under hunger, wearine...ss and exces- sive fatigue; their angelic piety and purity of life, and their prodigious courage when confronted with torture and death, have built on the lonely desert a monument to St. Francis and to heroic Catholic charity, a monu- ment which will endure till time shall be no more.
Of these men were Fathers Garces, clubbed to death by the Yumas ; Martin de Arbide, burned alive by the Zunis ; Juan Diaz, tortured by the Mojaves, and thirty others, martyred for the faith. The history of the conversion and civilization of the Indians of the California coast, Arizona and New Mexico by the Franciscan fathers, forms one of the most brilliant chapters in the martyr- ology and confessorium of the imperishable Church of God.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harris, William Richard, 1847-1923 to read onlineMoreLess
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