Illinois Catholic Historical Review (1918 - 1929) volume Xi Number 1 to volume Xi Number 4
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When his comrades had shed many devoted tears of love over the body of their beloved father, they conducted the funeral to the sound of the bell, with the ceremonies he had prescribed, with deep sentiments of grief and filial affection. It was not long after that they experienced the power of his intercession with God. For hav- ing erected over the tomb a huge cross to mark the place of his sacred remains, they were preparing to set out on their journey, when one of them, who partly from sorrow... and partly from severe pain in his breast had for several days scarcely been able to take food or draw breath, approached the tomb of the good Father full of hope; for the Father had promised that on his coming to heaven he would help him by his prayers to the Blessed Virgin. So kneeling on the ground and pronouncing a short prayer, he took some earth from the tomb.
wonderful prodigy! Hardly had he applied it reverently to his breast, full of confidence, when suddenly all the pain vanished from his heart and the grief from his soul ; and with a new joy which now remained with him during the entire voyage, he embarked in the canoe with his companion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When his comrades had shed many devoted tears of love over the body of their beloved father, they conducted the funeral to the sound of the bell, with the ceremonies he had prescribed, with deep sentiments of grief and filial affection. It was not long after that they experienced the power of his intercession with God. For hav- ing erected over the tomb a huge cross to mark the place of his sacred remains, they were preparing to set out on their journey, when one of them, who partly from sorrow... and partly from severe pain in his breast had for several days scarcely been able to take food or draw breath, approached the tomb of the good Father full of hope; for the Father had promised that on his coming to heaven he would help him by his prayers to the Blessed Virgin. So kneeling on the ground and pronouncing a short prayer, he took some earth from the tomb.
wonderful prodigy! Hardly had he applied it reverently to his breast, full of confidence, when suddenly all the pain vanished from his heart and the grief from his soul ; and with a new joy which now remained with him during the entire voyage, he embarked in the canoe with his companion.
What to read after Illinois Catholic Historical Review (1918 - 1929) volume Xi Number 1 to volume Xi Number 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Illinois Catholic Historical Society to read onlineMoreLess
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