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The abbot sent for them. "My sons," said he, "you turned your backs — I beg you to bear it well in mind — upon the Word of God.
Despise no man's youth. I listened, and my soul was comforted." Having built a handsome church and adorned it with pillars, he entered it, when complete, with some of his monks, and was suddenly aware of a spirit of pride rising in his heart at the beauty of the building that had risen from his designs, and under his supervision. "Quick," called he to his companions, "...get ropes and pull these pillars a little out of the perpendicular, to tease my eye whenever I enter this house of God." A plague broke out in the monastery of Tabenna, and carried off a hundred of the monks. S. Pachomius was himself attacked, and died in the fifty-seventh year of his age and the thirty-fifth of his monastic life.
S. CARTHAGH, OR MOCHUDA, B. OF LISMORE.
(a.d. 637.) [Tallaght and other Irish Martyrologies ; also the Anglican Martyr- ology of Wytford. Graven in his additions to Molanus, on May 13th ; so also Canisius in his German Martyrology, and Ferrarius in his General Catalogue of the Saints, but the Irish Martyrologies and the Bollandists on the 14th.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The abbot sent for them. "My sons," said he, "you turned your backs — I beg you to bear it well in mind — upon the Word of God.
Despise no man's youth. I listened, and my soul was comforted." Having built a handsome church and adorned it with pillars, he entered it, when complete, with some of his monks, and was suddenly aware of a spirit of pride rising in his heart at the beauty of the building that had risen from his designs, and under his supervision. "Quick," called he to his companions, "...get ropes and pull these pillars a little out of the perpendicular, to tease my eye whenever I enter this house of God." A plague broke out in the monastery of Tabenna, and carried off a hundred of the monks. S. Pachomius was himself attacked, and died in the fifty-seventh year of his age and the thirty-fifth of his monastic life.
S. CARTHAGH, OR MOCHUDA, B. OF LISMORE.
(a.d. 637.) [Tallaght and other Irish Martyrologies ; also the Anglican Martyr- ology of Wytford. Graven in his additions to Molanus, on May 13th ; so also Canisius in his German Martyrology, and Ferrarius in his General Catalogue of the Saints, but the Irish Martyrologies and the Bollandists on the 14th.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S Sabine Baring Gould to read onlineMoreLess
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