The Faith That Never Dies Or the Priest of God in the Catholic Home How to L
The Faith That Never Dies Or the Priest of God in the Catholic Home How to L
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Tiburtius, and St. Maximus.
About three hundred years after, during the Pontificate of Clement VIII. , it was found intact; it was lying on the right side, the hands clasped and near to the knees, the head cut by the sword and turned to the ground. It was clothed in a white robe richly embroidered in gold. Cloths stained with blood were at the feet of the virgin martyr. Her precious relics were then united to those of her hus- band, his brother, St. Maximus, and St. Urban, and transported to th...e basilica of St. Cecilia (at Eome) ; it is the very house in which Cecilia died. They are venerated beneath the high altar of this celebrated church, and forty lamps burn night and day before them.
The 22d of November is the feast of St. Cecilia.
May this holy virgin deign to pray for our country, and obtain for it the grace of faith, of conversion, and of final perseverance.
THE CATACOMBS OF ROME.
The name of Catacombs (Greek kata, kumhos) has been given to the immense subterranean vaults which the Christians excavated all round the city during the three first centuries of the Church, in order that they might religiously bury their dead, and might celebrate the holy mysteries without fear, and also as a place of refuge during the fury of persecution.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tiburtius, and St. Maximus.
About three hundred years after, during the Pontificate of Clement VIII. , it was found intact; it was lying on the right side, the hands clasped and near to the knees, the head cut by the sword and turned to the ground. It was clothed in a white robe richly embroidered in gold. Cloths stained with blood were at the feet of the virgin martyr. Her precious relics were then united to those of her hus- band, his brother, St. Maximus, and St. Urban, and transported to th...e basilica of St. Cecilia (at Eome) ; it is the very house in which Cecilia died. They are venerated beneath the high altar of this celebrated church, and forty lamps burn night and day before them.
The 22d of November is the feast of St. Cecilia.
May this holy virgin deign to pray for our country, and obtain for it the grace of faith, of conversion, and of final perseverance.
THE CATACOMBS OF ROME.
The name of Catacombs (Greek kata, kumhos) has been given to the immense subterranean vaults which the Christians excavated all round the city during the three first centuries of the Church, in order that they might religiously bury their dead, and might celebrate the holy mysteries without fear, and also as a place of refuge during the fury of persecution.
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