Philippine Folk Tales 8 8
Philippine Folk Tales 8 8
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Opening the door quietly, he looked in and there hesaw that the statue of the child Jesus had left its shrine and wasdown on the floor talking and playing with the boy. The priest slippedsoftly away and ordered a very fine dinner cooked for the lad. Whenthe boy returned to the convent, the padre asked him where he hadbeen. "I have been down to the church playing with a friend. " "Verywell, there is your dinner. If you play with your friend again, askhim if I shall go to glory in heaven when I a...m dead. " The boy tookhis dinner to the church and ate, sharing it With the child Jesus.
"Tell me, friend, " said he to his heavenly companion, "will my master, the priest, go to glory in heaven?" "No, " said the child Jesus, "because he has neglected his father andmother. " When the boy carried these words to the priest he becamevery sad, and asked the lad to inquire whether he might atone for hiswrong by doing good to other old people. "No, " came the answer. "Itmust be his father and mother who shall receive their dues, and itmay be that he shall enter heaven alive.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Opening the door quietly, he looked in and there hesaw that the statue of the child Jesus had left its shrine and wasdown on the floor talking and playing with the boy. The priest slippedsoftly away and ordered a very fine dinner cooked for the lad. Whenthe boy returned to the convent, the padre asked him where he hadbeen. "I have been down to the church playing with a friend. " "Verywell, there is your dinner. If you play with your friend again, askhim if I shall go to glory in heaven when I a...m dead. " The boy tookhis dinner to the church and ate, sharing it With the child Jesus.
"Tell me, friend, " said he to his heavenly companion, "will my master, the priest, go to glory in heaven?" "No, " said the child Jesus, "because he has neglected his father andmother. " When the boy carried these words to the priest he becamevery sad, and asked the lad to inquire whether he might atone for hiswrong by doing good to other old people. "No, " came the answer. "Itmust be his father and mother who shall receive their dues, and itmay be that he shall enter heaven alive.
What to read after Philippine Folk Tales 8 8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bayliss Et Al to read onlineMoreLess
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