The Spirit of the Dominican Order Illustrated From the Lives of Its Saints
The Spirit of the Dominican Order Illustrated From the Lives of Its Saints
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Antony Creus, the favourite novice of St. Lewis Bertrand, whose first words, before he could speak plainly, were to tell his mother that he intended to be a Saint, manifested, not only his saintly, but his Dominican inclinations, when he was not yet four years old ; for, having seen the procession in the Dominican church, it became his favourite childish diversion to arrange his companions in choirs and perform the cere- mony according to the rites of the Order, triumphantly asking them, after ...giving them a good sprinkling, if they did not think he would make a very good Friar- Preacher.
Our Blessed Lady 181 It was remarked that he fell into his agony during the singing of the Salve in his convent.
The Martyrs of Sandomir (A. D. 1260), the earlier part of whose beautiful story will find its place in a subsequent chapter, were slain by the Tartars during the Salve pro- cession ; and the legend goes on to tell that one of their number, having taken fright and concealed himself in the belfry, perceived that the mangled bodies of his com- panions, whose souls were now singing Alleluias in heaven, continued, though dead, to chant that sweet melody of the Salve ; whereupon he regained courage and went to join them in the courts of paradise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Antony Creus, the favourite novice of St. Lewis Bertrand, whose first words, before he could speak plainly, were to tell his mother that he intended to be a Saint, manifested, not only his saintly, but his Dominican inclinations, when he was not yet four years old ; for, having seen the procession in the Dominican church, it became his favourite childish diversion to arrange his companions in choirs and perform the cere- mony according to the rites of the Order, triumphantly asking them, after ...giving them a good sprinkling, if they did not think he would make a very good Friar- Preacher.
Our Blessed Lady 181 It was remarked that he fell into his agony during the singing of the Salve in his convent.
The Martyrs of Sandomir (A. D. 1260), the earlier part of whose beautiful story will find its place in a subsequent chapter, were slain by the Tartars during the Salve pro- cession ; and the legend goes on to tell that one of their number, having taken fright and concealed himself in the belfry, perceived that the mangled bodies of his com- panions, whose souls were now singing Alleluias in heaven, continued, though dead, to chant that sweet melody of the Salve ; whereupon he regained courage and went to join them in the courts of paradise.
What to read after The Spirit of the Dominican Order Illustrated From the Lives of Its Saints?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Drane, Augusta Theodosia, 1823-1894 to read onlineMoreLess
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