Story of the La Salle Mission volume 2
Story of the La Salle Mission volume 2
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His conversational powers, once the zealous Bishop opens up into any subject, are like an avalanche, but unlike an avalanche non-destructive in their results. K^indness, his very nature, running through his every mood, loyalty to his illustrious chief, and conscientiousness to duty, excellent traits in the character of a leader, have not failed in the diocese and out of the diocese to be noted.
Dean Weldon and Vicar-General of the Peoria diocese, know- ing the Lazarists in his old home. New Orl...eans, and especially our late Visitor Father Thomas Smith, was ever quite at home with the priests of the La Salle Mission, although his calls were seldom; and the home of the large-hearted Vicar-General at Bloomington, the Lazarists, on going to or returning from St. Louis, did time allow, ever sought, and Southern hospitality, nolens volens, was the fortune of the guests.
Our La Salle- Niagara boys and those affiliated to La Salle- Niagara boys discharging the sublime priestly office now engage the pen of the writer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His conversational powers, once the zealous Bishop opens up into any subject, are like an avalanche, but unlike an avalanche non-destructive in their results. K^indness, his very nature, running through his every mood, loyalty to his illustrious chief, and conscientiousness to duty, excellent traits in the character of a leader, have not failed in the diocese and out of the diocese to be noted.
Dean Weldon and Vicar-General of the Peoria diocese, know- ing the Lazarists in his old home. New Orl...eans, and especially our late Visitor Father Thomas Smith, was ever quite at home with the priests of the La Salle Mission, although his calls were seldom; and the home of the large-hearted Vicar-General at Bloomington, the Lazarists, on going to or returning from St. Louis, did time allow, ever sought, and Southern hospitality, nolens volens, was the fortune of the guests.
Our La Salle- Niagara boys and those affiliated to La Salle- Niagara boys discharging the sublime priestly office now engage the pen of the writer.
What to read after Story of the La Salle Mission volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shaw Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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