Novissima, Or, Where Do Our Departed Go?
Novissima, Or, Where Do Our Departed Go?
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Men and women who hâve a keen sensé of the beauties of nature take great delight in embellishing their home with the most beautiful works of art, and in surrounding ût with gardens and parks filled with the most ex- quisite flowers, the rarest plants, the stateliest trees — ail, in a word, that is most magnificent in the vegetable world.
In the heavenly paradise, or garden of delights, there lacks in Him, who planned it for His own, neither the power nor the will to make everything in nature mi...nister to their sensé of the beautiful, everything eing a hymn to the glory of the Creator.
KOVISSIMÀ. 167 But What fa ail the varied beauty, ail the un- dreamed-of magnificence of the physical world, com- pared to the spectacle offered to God and to each of His Saints by the spiritual beauty of their own radiant multitudes? "Thy Saints, O Lord, shall bloom forth like the lily : and as the odor of balsam shall they be before Thee." Hence Dante, in his descriptions of paradise, likens the shining ranks of the blessed to an immense flowering expanse, over whose blooming and dazzling surface the angels, like bées of living fire, were continually darting hither and thither, as if intoxicated with the sweets they sipped from ail this infinité loveliness and fragrance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Men and women who hâve a keen sensé of the beauties of nature take great delight in embellishing their home with the most beautiful works of art, and in surrounding ût with gardens and parks filled with the most ex- quisite flowers, the rarest plants, the stateliest trees — ail, in a word, that is most magnificent in the vegetable world.
In the heavenly paradise, or garden of delights, there lacks in Him, who planned it for His own, neither the power nor the will to make everything in nature mi...nister to their sensé of the beautiful, everything eing a hymn to the glory of the Creator.
KOVISSIMÀ. 167 But What fa ail the varied beauty, ail the un- dreamed-of magnificence of the physical world, com- pared to the spectacle offered to God and to each of His Saints by the spiritual beauty of their own radiant multitudes? "Thy Saints, O Lord, shall bloom forth like the lily : and as the odor of balsam shall they be before Thee." Hence Dante, in his descriptions of paradise, likens the shining ranks of the blessed to an immense flowering expanse, over whose blooming and dazzling surface the angels, like bées of living fire, were continually darting hither and thither, as if intoxicated with the sweets they sipped from ail this infinité loveliness and fragrance.
What to read after Novissima, Or, Where Do Our Departed Go??
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernard Oreilly to read onlineMoreLess
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