Cross May 1958

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Conducted luxury motor River Cruises . For information and bookings' consult your local tours , Galway Bay and Shannon coras complaint eireann . Travel Agent or write : by C.I.E. rail , road and river , --- Page 8 --- province of doctors to solve . There are , indeed , large segments which we have no financial interest , about grave decisions which Now what creates tension ? Can this damaging thing be more control than others , and many succeed in suppressing nounts in the heart of us all . Obviously , therefore , a huge daily offering , we place ourselves , our work , our frustrations . the health of those unrelated to us , about a business concern in Indeed a degree of tension is both normal and necessary , since began the examination of millions of her subjects , few there tension is caused by mere naked " self-centredness . " We never mark of His Saving Cro's and not the ugly , deforming stamp of physician is qualified to deal . This much , however , is certain , chief place ... . Go straight to the lowest place and sit down all emotional upsurge in the presence of overwhelming events . spirit of one who sets out to deal with a problem which it is the given time , with any responsibility , any tragedy . Some have were who grew tense about the agony involved . But to-day , Far from it , since suffering of some sort-physical or mental- when the Soviet stands as a threat to the entire world , tension that , as we reduce our anxiety about ourselves , our pride . our sychiatrist . It is part and parcel of a sermon preached by that it is one of the great enemies of man's health and well- property , our career , we lower the degree of tension in our lives . being . Its victims succumb largely because they cannot help on the attack , but rather tension prolonged over a period of years do not affect us personally . When , some years ago , Russia demand . But , allowed to pass this point , it depresses the spirit , school of psychiatrists but by our own parents . ' Through that our own selfishness . The custom of making - and meaning- Our Lord Himself : " Be not solicitous ... . " And there is of this " tension " question with which none but the expert it , for tension is an emotional thing , and very few have their grow tense about wars or tragedies that do not come to our own emotions under such control that they can deal placidly , at any voice of Christ , our sufferings will have upon them the ennobling TENSION . therefore cannot he altogether eliminated from heart-attack , for the specialists who attended the eminent doors . We never break down over other people's worries about the outward manifestation of emotion , ' but are unable to prevent our" suffering in the hands of a loving Father Who is more the earth when President Eisenhower fell victim to a it summons extra alertness and energy to meet an increased our Morning Offering was not bequeathed to us by an advanced altogether eliminated ? We pose these questions not in the is part of the divine plan for all of us . But if we listen to the amount of " self " lies hidden behind our worries . The fact is to the counsels of Christ that we shall have nothing to endure . the further advice of the Saviour : " Do not sit down in the This , " of course , is no new discovery of some learned patient insisted that it was not physical exercise that brought to make a frontal attack on selfishness . Truth to tell , much wrecks the constitution and units a man for his responsibilities . concerned even than we about our real welfare . there . " This is not to say , that if we give practical attention human life , but it can be controlled by those who are willing Well " tension . " The talk became a great rear encircling TE hear an amount of talk these days about what doctors father dermat , C.P. --- Page 9 --- these associates of yours were well-educated . faults , was nevertheless very dear to the Heart of all that he possessed . Yet , because he much more easily practised than the " rigid should go with the crowd ? ' Might there not He. too . fasted and prayed and gave titles blown higher and thither by every wind that gloried in his own powers and because he be the tendency to leave your cold and cheerless spurned the Publican' who , in spite of all his self the question whether you who remain at Public Schools , and you had only covered the you ever were , since they had been to push come to think of it , far more educated than it not occur to you that their philosophy was feeling that , while one is in England , one friendly shelter of a comfortable public-house ? blows . But have you ever paused to ask your- hour and opined that no-one but a fool would the road of exile ! The world , the flesh , and to live in cold and cheerless " digs , " where you temptations there ? Would there not be the are also Catholics . Your film-fare is carefully religious code to which you were forced to is part and parcel of the daily life of the people . Might there not be the thought that , after all , censored . Are you not , therefore , compara- fifth book in the Primary Department ? Might others ! Suppose you had to work side by aired their views day after day and hour after bother his head about religion or the things were the order of the day ! Suppose you had home really prove one not stronger than they ? spineless creatures who , like poor straws , are of the spirit ! Would there not be some You live in a Catholic country , where religion By Barry O'Rourke share of failings and imperfections . were forced to share a room with three or four digs " of a winter's evening and seek the even the smallest snare to lead you from the give their philosophy a trial ? that the majority of our exiles are weak and adhere . and that it might indeed be sensible to of God , his prayer proved less meritorious than side with would-be-erudite associates who the devil call out to the wayfarer ; and it is tively free from_temptation ? Wherein lies Your employer is a Catholic ; your associates the prayer of him who frankly admitted his PERHAPS you seek to give the impression home to a great industrial city in the heart only people like myself who have travelled suddenly transplanted from the serenity of of England , where materialism and agnosticism A and the pitfalls that lie on either side of H , such are the temptations and the miles But just for a moment suppose you were Ancient Faith ? --- Page 10 --- tion of children to look after their parents' couple of shillings a week and expected them , will give the young people of Ireland a decent day in , day out , for this wretched pittance . to work on the holding from dawn till dusk , employers could have given their employees a wage . I have heard of maids who were for even the slightest offence ; and , when they keepers who took in young boys and girls as of farmers who gave their grown-up sons a apprentices and then dispensed with their foolish as to place the burden entirely on the during my eleven years in England I have public-houses of Birmingham and Manchester . about emigration . I grant you : but " more a decent wage , but would not . I have heard services as soon as they were entitled to earn trink ? And shall I cap the climax by adding words are surely drab and inadequate when but no-one , on the other hand , would be so interests as long as it is necessary to do sn : never seen a person under the influence of impleasant sight ? Shall I inform you that means of livelihood . Did you for your part the eyes of our young men and young women were sharply reminded that they had forgotten its prerogatives . No-one will deny the obliga- exiles from going abroad ? ' You have spoken applied to this particular problem . ' What is Parenthood has its responsibilities as well as I have heard of numerous cases where Irish public-houses in Ireland are an equally- children's shoulders . I have heard of shop- hauled over the coats by arrogant mistresses the vast majority of our emigrants in ignoring shall I also remind you that the crowded in a suitable job at home ? Did you ever seek ever endeavour to place even one of our exiles But you must also believe me when I saw that ever done to try to keep even one of those sorely needed is a source of employment that to make conditions at home so attractive that ventured to put in a word in their own defence , the primrose path and in clinging so tenaciously would not necessarily have to turn to the their position that they were nothing more answer ; " and I am willing to believe you . that I have seen during a certain Irish race- island on the eastern side of the Irish Sea ? " THE opportunity wasn't mine , " you to the Pearl Without Price which their ancestors But-talking about you-what have you week last summer at least a score of people than " domestic-servants . ' that road who fully realise the sturdiness of them close to the heart of our exiles . have handed down to them . The sufferings endured by the Holy Family in Egypt bring You talk about our exiles frequenting the the flight into Egypt . in a drunken condition ? --- Page 11 --- the high Mass to-morrow , Father ? " not wishing into their own hearts and truthfully say that charity of the Good Samaritan . thousands of my readers can honestly look sufficient , conceited Pharisee . house on a Saturday night and asks , " Which is What a contrast in spiritual appreciation from in their hearts , they can see some trace of the Patrick's became a thrilling experience for me . ' I used to go to Mass at St. Patrick's Cathedral . Going to Mass , especially solemn Mass , at St. Or are you the Good Samaritan who in a quiet , about our exiles are no better than Pharisees . the information so that he can " attend " the Mass Too few look upon our emigrants with the do I ask the questions . Too many who talk For the first time , I felt that I was in the presence only that its ritual was warm , majestic , powerful . unobtrusive sort of a way endeavoured to help Good Samaritan , but not a vestige of the self- columnist George Sokolsky , in writing of his con- a neighbour in distress ? Not without reason I had no idea of what the Church taught . I knew Eric Sokolsky , son of the well-known newspaper version from Judaism to Catholicism in the the " born Catholic " who at times rings the parish I can only hope that some out of all the gloried in his own strength and self-sufficiency ? A convert's comment Catholic Digest , " says : " of God . ' but so that he can " avoid " it . " Msgr. J. P. Kief foregoing piece . foregoing piece . Are you the Pharisee that lately deceased . --- Page 12 --- ully baiting their advertising matter with have perished but for a follower who had to our homes . As one such programme is Advent of Christ . When his prediction failed , the world would end on both December , 1843 . who took to Bible reading and got wrapped of the Scriptures he became convinced that ness and sincerity of view . The survival of the ' creed ' was due to the efforts of Mrs. to warn mankind , he enlisted 500 lecturers have turned to the radio to bring their waves come to fulfil the prophecies . Not to earth- the whole movement . There Adventism would advanced the date to March , 1844 , and then Seventh-Day Adventists , a word about that thusiasm that tens of thousands accepted p in the idea of the Second Coming or Advent hundreds of American towns . Such was his away and his followers waited for the expected features , seek insidiously to catch our ear and publicised . Inevitably . " commercial " religious of Christ . As a result of his unguided study in a vision , had informed her that Christ had being beamed regularly to this country by the and , with them , ' preached his ' message in Facts had to be explained away or perverted . Ellen G. White , an illiterate and neurotic shared his faith . but lacked his mental robust- (1782-1849 ) , an uneducated American farmer here Miller had misunderstood ! but into our time . Sponsored programmes , skil- metics , television sets . all have thus ' been to October , 1844 . his views . Crops were abandoned or given his theory was wrong and washed his hands of attractive music , popular variety and sports a mathematical error for the first fiasco . he judge all mortals , living and dead . When this To do this . Mrs. White announced that God . FALSE prophet though he was . Miller seems young woman who had been one of Miller's to mould our mind . Patent medicines , cos- W broadcasting is an established feature of the second chamber of His sanctuary " to obscure sect seems opportune . judgment " was completed , the great day most ardent disciples . he essayed another prophecy , and , blaming HETHER we like it or not , commercial The first Adventist was William Miller to have been sincere . After the third Liviary Illinois . Great Disappointment " he admitted that --- Page 13 --- word of Holy Scripture , which warns us ( Matt . White to rest upon " the fundamental error of for her , however , the very Scriptures upon the rich man , Dives , who , after death , was day thou shall be with me in paradise " a dead , all wicked humans and all evil spirits Lord's memorial of creation , " says Mrs. White . the teaching of the Scriptures . " Unfortunately The outstanding doctrine of the new religion in a suspended animation until the General worship by the law of Moses and was observed beast " are threatened with perdition . " Ad- The mark of the beast is the exact opposite granted a vision of Lazarus in heaven . To the week . " Those who accept this " mark of the authority for the change of Sabbath to the and Wycliffe ) that , at death , the soul remains Fear ye not them that kill the body , and promise of immediate and conscious bliss . penitent thief on Calvary He promised . " This by Christ himself , while Sunday worship they coffee , flesh meats , butter , spices , rich Christ's chosen ones will be raised from the sinners " shall go into everlasting punishment . " of man's soul after death was declared by Mrs. 25 : 46 ) that , on the Last Day , imperitent immortal . " Christ Himself told the parable of claim , was a second-century innovation without We bear a positive testimony against ventists deny that there is " any scriptural " Biblical authority . indicating that the soul is not mortal . are not able to kill the soul , " said Our Lord , reconditioned into a suitable eternal home tobacco , spirituous liquors , snuff , tea . of this the observance of the first day of the is the observance of a seventh-day sabbath . natural immortality , a doctrine opposed to which she leans teach clearly that the soul is will be " annihilated " and the earth will be THE idea that the devils and wicked souls Resurrection . At a first resurrection , only The sign or seal of God is revealed in the CCORDING to the Adventists , man's soul adopted the belief ( held at one time by Luther Saturday , the seventh day , was set aside for for the saved . A is not naturally immortal . ' Mrs. White Judgment is no less contrary to the explicit and all sweet substances used as articles . first day of the week . They ignore texts such The doctrine of the suspended animation cake , ' since pies , a large amount of sugar of food . observance of the seventh-day Sabbath , the will be " annihilated " after the Last to salvation . The prophetess herself wrote Testimonies for the Church " ) : 14 --- Page 14 --- to such a simple question . In dealing with your question : Why is it that Catholics are not taught good of your family had this piece of linen blessed by a the painting of a chatel is it necessary to have them Confession frequently , however , even though not may receive the blessing of the Church , for there to think twice about the answer , you should give omnia " ( for all things . i.e. unspecified objects ) . restored again to their places , neither a new erection going to Confession as long as one is free from mortal often and for as long a time as one wishes without We might therefore conclude that some member one has had the misfortune to commit mortal sin . going to Confession . One is advised to go to place to place in the same church to secure better him ask his Catholic friends who do attend Mass Church is indifferent to truth and good living . Let The same crosses may be changed about from must be in the nature of a sumise . Many articles When the Stations of the Cross are taken down for and afterwards preserved it in a spirit of devotion . its own special sacramental grace , with which one as a preparation for Holy Communion only when If for any reason the crosses are removed , but Kingdom . ( Co. Kerry ) . can ill afford to dispense . this : it does seem extraordinary that you had good living . blessed again ?M.M. ( Glasgow ) . stations of the cross week . What should I answer to this ? - R.T.M. sin ? " Reader " ( Louth ) . Blessed linen . A non-Catholic neighbour of mine has but me this guesses . friend , you should deny flatly that the Catholic number of times over a period of several weeks without is obvious that an answer to this question tell me what this is and why it is so ' called ? - in mortal sin , for the Sacrament of Penance confers I have a small piece of linen . carefully wrabbbed up priest , possibly on the occasion of some illness , is included in the Ritual a form of blessing " ad Frequent communion . what they are taught , instead of making prejudiced nor the blessing is required to gain the indulgences . May one lawfully receive Holy Commission a ( Belfast ) . Otherwise , one may receive Holy Communion as and marked " Blessed linen . " Could you please s. Confession becomes indispensable necessary Without wishing to give offence , may we say arrangement . " Matters Liturgical , Wuest-Mullaney . living instead of being told to go to Mass week after blessed again ? M.M. ( Glasgow ) . week . and marked " Blessed Linen . " --- Page 15 --- be within my power to give him . I gave Eight years , maybe ! And in the interim viously mentioned , simply because he had had insisted . He never needed a scolding . kept lurking . And in her own mind that to stay out late at night , not the slightest I never deprived him of anything that might weeping woman was undoubtedly doing her hindrance , from that senseless and doing anybody dared suggest that he needed a could see that same woman , with anger on paragon of all the virtues . times the father who is thus foolish ) . If he felt inclined to see an objectionable film , he was not prevented . ' If he wished invariably retort that he would be young SO what had happened in school had gone pocket-money he needed . " I never said easy and comfortable for the boy . I loved No' to any of his wishes . I was never a of his own , whims and fancies . And if liked . He was permitted to tread the path obstacle was placed in his way . Sunday morning , he was allowed to do so . Oh , it is unthinkable unthinkable ! Tonv was encouraged to do exactly as he ventured to " tell Tony off . " Tony was mother . ' If he wanted to stay in bed on a loomed up before my mental vision , and I to think how badly he has let me down ! her face and venom in her voice , rebucking minute in order to wipe out that sorrowful question . For behind that question I under- on unchecked throughout the years . Young only once ! ' How true it was ! him with a deep and totally unselfish love . stood that a whole series of other words little restraint , his foolish mother would happened ? " I found myself wondering . spoil-sport to any of his plans . And now scene ; and , as I did so , another scene Tony had got his own way . without let or when he was and always had been a CLOSED mv even for the fraction of a I did all that any mother could possibly I signed involuntarily as I listened to the him the best of clothes . I gave him all the only once . " ( Needless to say , it is some- the colleague of mine whom I have pre- do for Tony , " that woman was possibly not the same as the general run of boys , she saying # herself . " " I tried to make life There was no point in reprimanding him But I for my part clearly understood that level-best to solve a guilty conscience . How long was it now since that had --- Page 16 --- him to plant his feet firmly on the path of dishonesty was the best policy . So he took fester during the crucial and formative years . to realise that the responsibility that rests remember that their sons and daughters Cruelty or harshness there must never be , pleasant to be able to say ' Ves ' - even authority were foolish enough to allow to character . Now was the time for instilling No" and mean it , is not worthy to be mistaken impression that your boy could and of eradicating the faults which those in bottle " and ended up a hopeless drunkard possible for the sound formation of the lad's On the eve of his twentieth birth day Tony never be in the wrong . You failed to be though in your heart you realised that it to theft . ' At first , indeed , it was no more say ' No . ' because it was easier and more carry out their responsibilities will in large the man who started with " a slip out of the uprightness and goodness and to acquire untruth " and ended up a confirmed liar . will be young only once , and that once to work . He learned their dictum that on their shoulders is a by-no-means-easy but the father or mother who cannot say so now was the time to do all that was would have paid dividends to give a negative or the story of the lady who started on the firm , because firmness might have caused his heart's content , and it is you-more than rippling through my heart . toved with the responsibilities which God his being young only once made it all the children will tread . I would like them to thinking , ' because you were never worthy than petty pilering : but the habit grew those habits which would remain with him the boy . He would be young only once : all the days of his life . like to be able to bring the moral of that blessed with children . planned to pull off what he imagined would went . I was thinking how clearly I would they have grown up there will never again more necessary to be extra careful about one and that the manner in which they you a moment's discomfort . You failed to path of mendacity with nothing greater than YES . Tony would be young only once ; entrusted to your care . You formed the into his heart a desire for all that was noble and good . And now was the time to help but during his youth he fell in with the decision . You let your son drift along to the example which they so cheerfully set him . Again I looked across at that grief-stricken of being a mother , in the first place . You hoodlums of the city streets . He followed and the inevitable results followed . be the chance of moulding their characters He imbited the notion that it was foolish measure , decide the paths which their mother . and the answer to her question went scene home to the minds of fathers and mothers the world over . I would like them with the years . ' And it was like the story of my heart full of thought . " And , as I turn out to be the coup of a lifetime ; but It happened to you . " I found myself at the last moment his plans went wrong , Why should this happen to me ? " LEFT the courtroom that morning with what she was pleased to term " a white he has made of his young life . " had ever seen . was the most sublime example of obedience the world The loving obedience tendered by Jesus to His Mother he-who is to blame for the sorry mess that Madonna and child . --- Page 17 --- them little stories . To cheer them up she had only she kept smiling through her own fatigue and bothered the largest single gathering of beoble in the recorded born , and the journey from the baptismal font to neither . It is a partial view of what is probably Always gentle and kind says one of her patients . good spirits , so she used to distract them by telling herself well under control . Saints are made , not and graces and who loathe hypocris . By temnera- immensity . " The consensus of opinion of cool The photo may at first sight be puzzling to our at the scene estimated the number of people present There is a gentle rebuke for all of us in at one million ; others even said twomillion . One In an old issue of Leaves , we found an unity of Faith and devotion to their Heavenly Polish loyalty . this brief excerpt from an article which Queen by the Catholic people of Poland . But with the help of God's grace Bernadette one of those friendly saints , who never put on airs describe the size of the crowd as " terrifying in its the following commentary appeared : but , for the most part , she succeeded in keeping well how important it was to keep her patients in made , not born " amazing picture of a crowd scene . Beneath This breath-taking scene took place on August flowers , or perhaps a pebble-beach-but it is The days she was not ill herself she spent in nursing observers placed the estimated number at 26 , 1956 , at " Jasna Gora , " the monastery-shrine III-health dogged Bernadette all those 13 years achieved what most of us only admire from a far . probably a million and a half . " in the convent : asthma , rheumatism , tuberculosis . others , and she was an excellent infirmation . Poland . It was a tremendous demonstration of of Our Lady of Czenstochova , in south-western appeared in a recent No. of the Word : history of mankind . Some experienced observers ment she was rather stubborn and hot-tempered . to give rein to her natural vivacity ; for she was Bit by bit she became more humble , more obedient . the altar of canonization is a long and weary one . veteran European news correspondent could only is with untiring and affectionate care . She knew readers , because it seems to represent a field of " probably a million and a half . " --- Page 18 --- aid which ignores that belief . anti-God forces . to produce a new melody and a new culture . because we have been silent on the fundamental can be made sympathetic to the free world more by won over some of their Governments , and largely recognising its belief in God than by more economic God has played on the white keys long enough ; Already the anti-God forces of the Soviets have have placed ourselves on the same level as the difference between them and the Soviets . Islam and in the future , God will play on the black keys Because of our insistence on the economic we e between them and the Soviets . Islam your rating ? obvious . paragraph clipped from The Monstrance : versation ; fourteen years in work ; three years would it be distributed ? " Statistics , he reported , Bishop Gannon put a personal question and answer : years would be spent in education ; eight years went to Mass every Sunday and prayed for five of down-to-earth self-examination in " this Perhaps you can find material for a piece Suppose God granted you a life of 70 years . " five years in transportation : four years in con- wrote Bishop Gannon on " one occasion . " How The conclusion is How much time do you give to God ? If you in amusements ; six years at the dinner table ; minutes every morning and evening , you would seventy years of your life . ' seventy years of your life . " The conclusion is eading ; twenty-four years in sleeping . Then be these seventy years as follows : Three be giving five months to God evening , you would THE CROSS . Meredith caught up with him . persons' feelings were involved . caused him to fall occasionally . The two men were far greater than any relief I could give him . ' had heard nothing . He had judged correctly from fall behind him . also had a great sense of delicacy where other Sir Arthur Conan Doyle , the creator of Sherlock novelist , when Meredith was old and infirm . Doyle later explained , " and my instincts told me He once paid a visit to George Meredith , the nothing , Christopher Morley has remarked , " I can Conan Doyle did not turn ; he strode on as if he walking up a path toward Meredith's summerhouse , Of this perfect assist , which consisted of doing Meredith suffered from a nervous complaint that Conan Doyle in the lead . He heard the old novelist He was a fiercely proud old man . " Conan Holmes , had a hearty , ' virile personality , but he could not have hurt Meredith . An instant later , hat his humiliation in being helped up would be could not have hurt Meredith . think of no true revelation of a gentleman than sound that the fall was a " mere slither " and the sound that the fall was a An instant later , --- Page 19 --- May 1958 . vol. 49 . NO. I . --- Page 20 --- was being noticed , and a man appeared full- had received his first grace and been made reading , and that Benedict XV had said to away to try their vocations , one to be a ended up by remarking that maybe one day priest and one a brother . By this time I bus , an old lady engaged me in conversation . Irish Wool Co. I wondered had he heard lated into all European languages . That looked out . Behind me , a door opened and of the Abbot . When I eventually got away raised and a puzzled face of a little boy especially when I'm cleaning the baptism . " a child of God a hundred years before on length in the window of No. 56 which now Obviously she had never heard of him nor families living there now had two boys to know that a priest had been born in that Abbot Marmion's story again . She never with the opening gambit , " Do you know all the graces that went to make up his house , and she informed me that one of the even the Popes had used them for spiritual a Bishop on one occasion , pointing to one I'll start praying for his beatification now . houses the offices and warehouse of the Father McCarthy - a grand man ? " I told born over the way . ' That he had written heroic sanctity had begun here at this little black marble font where Joseph Marmion four spiritual books which had been trans- class of people came from Queen Street . " may become a place of pilgrimage . " 6th April , 1858 . I told her his story and he would be canonised and that if he were , curtain on one of the lower windows was font . " Who knows ? " I said , " this place clean . Together we looked at the plain it would be a wonderful thing to think that had her companion , but she was very glad Abbot Marmion had been baptised . into the parish church of St. Paul's , where of Abbot Marmion's books , " Read that . and came back down to the Quay . I dropped ' Are you looking for someone . Father ? AS , I entered the Baptistry I met the Outside the church , while waiting for the I explained that a very famous Benedictine It is the pure doctrine of the Church . ' Abbot of a monastery in Belgium had been two women stood beside me . One said : The woman's comment on that was : " I always did hear . Father , that a very good never heard of him before , " she said , " but chapel-woman ' who keeps the church heard of him . As I mounted the bus she --- Page 21 --- effects , especially on young people , " are easy modesty . The most compelling reason for the vulgar and indelicate , whether at home Guest by sins of impurity to which it leads . hidden even in the most humble human and only too often drives out the Divine so great a part of to-day's civilization has not to wear . Shorts , T-shirts , on the part elevated to an incompatible dignity by family , and the image of the Godhead is whether in the presence of many or of few . matter when , modesty is always in place , in public or for daytime social activity is and irreverent , and whose spiritually ruinous the office , on the beach , the dance-floor . YET special points regarding modest need human person , and adjoining it as the temple hard and fast rule regarding what should be to imagine . " ... . " Even such pagan leaders that the human body is the Temple of the virtue , a protecting virtue that never permits suitable . The emphasis is rather on what invested with sanctifying grace , by which also tainted Catholic thought and ideals , Holy Spirit , and should be preserved from and has left nefarious effects in matters of it is transformed and made the very above No matter where , no matter with whom , no their children good example , and to dress for church attendance . ' There is no creature . Above all is this true of the soul teach them to avoid the dangers of immediately . of the Godhead-degrades and debates it , worn to church . Any decent costume worn Christ became a member of our human its observance is the divinely revealed truth FATHERS and mothers are urged to give approach . " The human person has been faith and morals . The Catholic must be out against styles of dress offensive to This teaching is best incubated by a positive instead of elevating and ennobling the modest everywhere . Modesty is a safeguarding Certainly Catholics are ( or should be ) as Cicero and Seneca , " he continued , " spoke to be stressed in the matter of proper or elsewhere in the street , on the bus , at all modesty and decency . ' always in season . instructed in the whys and wherefores of reason of the incarnation of the Son of God . wear dress that is unworthy of the occasion , The materialistic spirit that has prevented of the Blessed Trinity . any profanation . Immediately clothing - --- Page 22 --- THE CROSS we wish that all ... would gather around proclaim her loveliness . We can but call and the Lily of the Valley , " and to His call her . " " Heavenly Mother . " - Oh , how XII , " to learn from her example the secret in this " battle of the ages " against indecency pleasing to Jesus , " the Flower of the Field Virgins , " is purity of body " and soul . and Mary . The flower that is genuinely to all who wish to buy them . We are of every greatness and how to fulfil in them- Women and girls cannot give the excuse of the world's Salvation ! No tongue can of hell , " and every individual who enlists most pure Mother , the " Spotless Lily of the flowers of praise and offer them to Jesus that it is difficult and almost impossible to the throne of the Virgin , " said Pope Pius our day by the co-operation of those who buy modest clothes . These are available her God-given mission to crush the head of engaged in a conflict with the very " gates the informal Serpent . But those triumphs must be renewed in selves the Divine designs ! the purity and beauty of Mary , the Mother No human language is able to express leagues himself with Mary Immaculate in 1961 62m. gative , please ; we want to see ourselves in white . " ( By courtesy : ( By courtesy : " Extension , " Chicago . --- Page 23 --- ourselves a question : " How many people , in my with set-backs , one after another . We can ask on top of THE WORLD O . There was an old man , once , whose reaction AND here is a humbling exercise we might all try . OR it may be something quite different . by thinking of the thousands of people in this knew his out " father , " meaning that the successful though it seems they deserved to succeed . # Whatever it be , something has occurred " QUIZ " looks out at you- GOOD . It's great to find someone who is com- world who work hard for a success that never you're on top of the world . saying is . " comes , whose best efforts end in failure , even whether we are on top of the world or meeting that you should be very thankful for your success . A bit of thinking alone those lines will show was that makes you very pleased with yourself . happiness is something worth having . No wonder You're delighted . ' You're walking on air . to be married if you are at that stage of life . It could be that you have become engaged prize of some value , or a big competition . # There may be envious people about , of course . some scornful remark - A favourite one was " Him ! come out top in an examination , or won a me's " nul" father " was no great shakes , as the to any success story was a joke amongst his friends . them to share your happiness . audition for a singer , or an actor , to take some The old man always managed to come out with The best war to avoid amusing envy is to # Or. possibly , you have been chosen at an TERY pleased with yourself , aren't you ? You important role . you smile on those around you , inviting have" done well . made money . perhaps or # Well , you can't help that . pletely happy . even if it is only some fleeting been fortunate . ' You should be thankful . Some people . take success modestly , not to put on airs , to be that is to say you admit that others have deserved cannot bear to see others succeed . her , " or " He thinks he's somebody . " and they may scoff and saw " Will you look at humble about it . That can easily be arranged joy that brings the happiness . ' There is plenty of success just as much as you and that you have just LONG may you continue so . ' Long mar sadness in this valley of tears . A real burst of --- Page 24 --- visual government , pledging themselves islands in the great archipelago , Sumatra . December . " a move which sorely on February 15 last , they set up a pro- threatening to form an independent govern- about expelling 46,000 Dutchmen last was one tactic the President adopted to parliamentary democracy restored , and a the country's economy . At the height of strong as those of Italy or France . By June Djakarta , capital of Java . munist Party . This , incidentally , is as suddenly went off on a tour of other Asian had become overshadowed by the growing from the central government . They wanted that the campaign of violence against the the rebels' demands , and ordered their a new government formed under a former distract attention from his failures . He set groups in the 80million population . revolt of the outer islands against neglect the situation he had created . During his New Guinea ) , and representatives of various The only notable exception was the " Com- the representation were members from other Vice-President - who had resigned over the THE measure of political support available greater share in the country's wealth for attempt at "guided democracy " in the Islands , Moluccas and West Irian ( Dutch THIS venture did little to improve matters last . ' plans for a National Council' were The rebels , under Colonel Ahmed Hussein . Communists had taken full advantage of by the central government and against the Dutch for the handling over of New Guinea finally issued an ultimatum to Sukarno for the young State , and it is believed ment if Communists were not dismissed countries to find on his return that the arrest . But no one dared carry it out , and the trouble with Holland , the President to the rebels is , however , uncertain . The the outer islands . The President rejected Java , Borneo , the Celebes , Lesser Sunda The two parties with the biggest repre- own party and the Communists . Also among to overthrow the central administration in absence , moreover , the anti-Dutch campaign sentation on the council were the President's President is still regarded as the hero of the issue of Communist representation in 1956- complete . Communist manner . continued on more Dr. 1961- " Continued on hard 75 . --- Page 25 --- some interesting information Slippery Customer " Watcher . Those about eels - provides . " WATCHER " provides --- Page 26 --- 25 --- Page 27 --- trouble with widowed and single landladies before eventually pursuing his true love across Dublin's Halfpenny Bridge " at the final fade out . ' Th nurders his wives four in all . What started well which falls flat was introduced . The schoolgirls interest sufficiently and , so , a comedy element and well-photographed hut so hardly edited that San Quentin prison . The inmate ( Jack Palace violence and irresponsibility . This film was rated incompetent . " Suitable for all but rather loosely in an American frontier cow-town . ' Well-acted GOD IS MY PARTNER : A wealthy and elderly it remains a very unhealthy production . ( Adult bachelor dustbin-man ( John Gregson ) who has COUNT FIVE AND DIE : A story of espionage in put together . ( G.A. ) . are very advanced in looks and even more eenagers and appealing to their love of speed ROONEY : A pleasant bit of blarney about a are cleverly edited and direction by George Pollod the German crew are depicted as ordinary human is helped from the outside by his wife and his morally objectionable in part for all " by the the story is hard to follow . ( G.A. ) . SISSI-THE YOUNG EMPRESS : Another court case brought to prove that he is legally seaside town is a wolf in sheep's clothing . He impact here might be less strong than in the U.S. 1930s satters House of NUMBERS : An exciting escape from A.A. - Suitable for Adult occasions when one can say that a sequel is as good a U-boat Commander and the Captain of an The range of suspects is too narrow to grip the O.P. # Objectionable in part . is neat and well balanced . ( G.A. ) All-Ireland Hurling Final sequences , though short ... Audiences . as the original . Recommended for all . ( G.A. ) FAMILY DOCTOR : The family doctor in a small beautiful film about the adventures of Sissi . All advanced " in moral outlook . " A.A. ) " the charm , romance , colour and pageantry of the THE ENEMY BELOW : A battle of wits between DRAGSTRIP GIRL : Another film directed at film . The destroyer's Captain outwits his rival but FORTY GUNS : A story of the last days of violence American destroyer . Naturally , being an American deteriorated into sloppy melodrama . ( A.A. ) Audiences Only ) . Audiences . brother ( Palace also ) . " A.A. ) American Legion of Decency and , even though its also news under cover of secret information sick children and the church and succeeds in a GIRLS' DORMITORY : Who murdered the girl in her bed in a select French school for young ladies ? beings , and not as friends . " G.A. ) London , in 1944 . German agents are being given surgeon suddenly distributes a small fortune to first film are retained and this is one of those rare O. Objectionable . de is neat and well balanced . ( G.A. ) Mildly exciting . ( G.A. ) --- Page 28 --- St. Mungo's , Parson St. , Glasgow April-May-June , 1958 Sisters of Mercy , Ballyshannon , Co. Donegal ... Passionist missions and retreats . St. Machan's . Lennoxtown , Glasgow Killybegs , Co. Donegal . Clergy Retreat , Diocese of Kilmore Our Lady of Consolation , Bonnvrigg , Midlothian Tempo , Co. Fermanagh . Eastown . Naas . Co. Kildare Little Sisters of the Assumption . Camden St. , Dublin Vullinavat . Co. Kilkenny ... Ballinlea , Ballycastle , Co. Antrim , cappoquin , Co. Waterford military Mission , Cavan ... FF. Paul Mary & John Francis Cappawhite . Co. Tipperary St. Patrick's , Pennyburn . Berry 30 . FF. Hilary , Luke & Alban . Tracton , Co. Cork . Shinn , Newry , Co. Down Community . Fathers of Charity Ferryhouse . Clo FF. Dermot . James & Sebastian St. Thomas's , Addiewell , Midlothian Johnstown , Co. Kilkenny FF. Leonard & Xavier thkennv. Slane . Co. Heath FF. Fabian , Conleth , Neil & Lir- Oswald . Damastown . Naul . Co. Dublin --- Page 29 --- doing so much for young Irish immigrants , might distance to the suburb where he lodged ... . A walk had again thoroughly enjoyed the hours spent in Robin joined Michael and himself again . Valley , ' he suddenly felt nearer home and he continue functioning . He knew how much Robin That was what Kathleen had said , and , true enough , I'll introduce you to Joe Trent in the mom- he himself now felt closer to home than he had felt looked at the varying shades of green in ' The it . The only answer was that he would sell some- the friendly surroundings of Sycamore Street and down on Coolnaloon , the day when he had finished room at Number Eight . after all , it was only a picture , he felt more than watched him approaching across the hall he was painting has much chance in the competition , but painting his picture . ' I think that , no matter in corner of Minnow Street , Robin to walk the long thing . Then I asked myself what had he got to the illusion , brought about by the quiet power of since he had , come to Dulchester . although when they had both stood on the crazy heights looking ing ! " Robin promised him , as they made their I'll be certainly grateful for your friend's advice . " new friend had made so that this club , which was Vincent and Robin parted company at the Vincent to have his supper in the homely living- must be a great blow to him , he told himself as the painting , passed and he became aware that , he was more appreciative than ever of Robin's LATER , when Vincent went to his own room , he way homeward from the club that evening . Vincent self-imposed because of his sacrifice for the club ... " stood for a while gazing at his painting . As he great sacrifice for the club . it would carry me back here to Coolnaloon ... ... . I'll Robin , " he said quietly . " I don't expect that my You mean ... . I wondered why he hadn't got it with him to-day . ... he sold his , motor- JUST then Robin returned to them , and as Vincent It's very good of you to go to all this trouble , O"Shea had prized his motor-cycle , and its loss illed with admiration for the sacrifice which his what part of the world I was , if I saw that picture , Vincent was startled . remembered Kathleen's words on that day when sell ... ... then I knew ! " I have no doubt about it ! " said Michael . cycle ? " great sacrifice for the club . --- Page 30 --- knew in his heart that it presented the only serious competition . Vincent , for his part , was thinking and also of the fact that each passing hour brought picture which the judges will have to examine , concerned with Vincent's chance in the poster might remain in existence , but that he was mainly he had cared to admit by ' The Valley , ' for he his motor-cycle in order that the Irish Club might hopefully of the chances which his painting stood , replied Robin . " It certainly won't be the worst will it ? I know it is a foregone conclusion that But back in the room they had just left , Joe for Vincent's painting knowing no bounds . mind was not filled with regret for his having sold suburban streets in the direction of Minnow Street nearer the likelihood of a letter from Kathleen . him , Vincent left for home . Robin accompanied him some of the way . ' They walked through the challenge to his own entry . But Joe was determined Trent stood at the window , gazing moodily at the It was characteristic of Robin O'Shea that his street below . He had been more impressed than comperation . I told him he should ! ' Don't you in silence , each occupied with his own thoughts . Of course , I don't wish to discourage you , " he you yourself will win the contest , Joe ! Joe Trent shot a quick glance at Robin , then he think he ought to , Joe ? " said Robin , his enthusiasm said , " but there are several very good pictures SHORTLY afterwards , carrying his painting with ' Well . he should have a shot at it anyhow ! " to win the competition ... at any cost . looked at the painting . being submitted ... . vte1961 establishments in Australia . --- Page 31 --- up to Clonliffe College to take the pledge So , in 1886 , he resigned his professorship at Mountain Gaol , he tried to lift weak souls returned during the holidays from Clonliffe . holiness . Joseph Marmion had returned Mgr. McCabe , sent him to the Irish College listed in the City Directory of the year as to Dublin where he was appointed curate of thought in exposition with an unwearying Iona Road he strove to make generous souls or as chaplain to the Redemptoristines on impelling need of living as a religious under William Marmion , the Abbot's father , is studies with distinction . winning the gold Greek . It would be interesting to know if During the next four years he proved more generous still . Later as Abbot of himself a brilliant teacher , combining clarity an Accountant . It was to that home he ordained priest in June , 1881 , and returned to Clonliffe to fill the chair of Philosophy . In those years , too , he made his first efforts just around the corner from Queen St. , and of the parish of Dundrum . But he was not patience to make a difficult subject easy . Then in 1879 the Archbishop of Dublin , to remain at parochial work for long ; in obedience ; " I became a monk . " he said were living at No. 2 , Blackhall Street . a Benedictine Monk in the Abbey of at directing souls when , as chaplain to these two , whose causes are now being later to a friend , " because God had revealed back on to the narrow way of the Cross ; that was to initiate him into a life of great medal for general brilliance . ' He was to me the beauty and greatness of obedience . " spiritual guide that he was to achieve world- in Rome where he completed his theological Maredsous it was as director of souls and there as a priest to teach Philosophy and September , 1882 , the Archbishop called him contemplative in character , he felt the His own spiritual life becoming more Clonliffe and set out for Belgium to become of those seemingly chance happenings which led him to Maredsous . On his way home considered for canonization , ever heard of IN the year 1874 . the Marmion family each other or ever met . wide renown . That time there was no Benedictine . foundation in Ireland , and it was one Maredsous . wide renown . --- Page 32 --- that Africa may follow the Cross walks as well as his white brother . there is goodwill . Different cul- Cross . " If Palm Sunday was dif- tures conflict before they merge walking to the Cross . It is the and acknowledge the best in each and not to run from theirs . Pray Only a woman who stood by her the Cross in everyman's heart . ferent it was because they were THE Cross leads us and the cross makes living difficult , even where is in everyman's heart . Colour bar other . Only a Mother can ease standard under which the African Cross can teach men to stand- ALL God's Children , walking in and first-the cross procession are led by the and bear it . --- Page 33 --- all the same to him . Perhaps to the Glory of God and Mary would mean more men should . More song with Four part ! Five part ! it's a day is coming when Africa harmony . And harmonising -and then the men the same song in many parts will teach the world to sing is an African natural gift . Procession are singing as THESE African men in May the peace of men . " --- Page 34 --- of him I would not like anything he is a wonderful mouser . At one stole a chicken " he was very cross not give , him away for anything like him best because he is harmless It was a small sin compared with THE DONKEY AND THE her daddy heard the little cat writes Ann Marie O'Loughlin . " but animal , " says Maria McEvoy . " Smarty makes friends with every- now . " says Frances Troy , " because the big ones humans commit . pet belonging to another Francis another chance so he consented . " to school every morning he wants to come with me , but of course he are all gone . thanks to Smarty . Daddy is very fond of Smarty Ireland now . When I am going all the rats that were in the straw was spared . " St. Francis of Assisi my favourite one is the little all pleaded with him to give him school every evening he is there to happen to him . the house . Mr little sister is afraid of cats , but she made friends with Smarty because he is so God has made many animals , " him , now he is quite big . I would four legs . I feed him three times was always longing to have one to greet me . I have grown so fond I got it I could hardly speak . garden to get some fresh grass , but The little cat did not understand He deserves the best of cheers . and threatened to shoot him . We until he was taught . Francis of THE Cross is glad that the wee The donkey is my favourite must have guarded Smarty . gentle . " . Hurrah ! for Smarty . horse . called him Bonnie . " " Daddy made my Auntie gave me a lovely little a lovely little house for him on one . ' He is the favourite pet of watch him carefully in case he cannot . " When I come in from and warm . I let him out in the rabbit . For my birthday this year White rabbits are very scarce in rabbit . I was so delighted when green vegetables . When it is nice He was very small when I got time our barn was full of mice , but now it is hard to see one , and a day with cabbage and other and now I was simply thrilled . I because he is so white and soft . would run away on me --- Page 35 --- and thin . We have three horses fluffy coat . ' She has a very sad stables in Ireland and England . very young . They are nice fluffy working and more for hunting and I spend many happy hours riding . feed her and she deserves it . mostly bred in the south of Ireland . there are cruel people in the world , rear foals . A foal is lovely when There are a lot of training stables . stative , scourge and decide them Palm Sunday . To thank the kind to him Our Lord placed a all animals , but many people racing . Some horses are thorough- donkey and to remind men to be there . Some horses are bred for Where there are blood mares they should be the most honoured of ings ... ... I think donkeys . her during the long summer even- because they are dumb . " Yes , and others are small . little animals . Some foals are big cry . " Daddy uses her now and Patch has a wonderful grey . Our Divine Lord to Jerusalem on intelligent of all . Horses are breds and more are not . ' A There are some very big training thoroughbred horse is very light joyously . " " He is the most Also it was the donkey that carried again on the farm . Every day I I like the Batty horse best . He at home . Two for hunting and animals , " sings Dolores Purcell Maria . I like the horse best of all the and gentle when treated properly . one for work ... ... a cross on his back ... ... one for work ... 0 0 --- Page 36 --- Extra . 1934 1934 --- Page 37 --- FRANK BRYAN , Electrical Contractor & Engineer Phone : 26315 IO WELLINGTON STREET , BELFAST ' Phone : 26315 Devoto & Hassan , Ltd. sawers chambers . 12 high street , Belfast Heating and ventilating engineers BELL and MARTIN . Hugh McCullough Leaney . Kelly & LEAHY. Ltd. Belfast for power lighting and heating installations and remember the pleasure We advertise none but reliable firms . Kindly note : This is our only address . 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" street . --- Page 41 --- 1907 --- Page 42 --- genius and originality as a thinker have always observes , " The enormous extent of St. Augustine's perhaps a more difficult task . but with equal with his three missionary journeys . the Jerusalem he does to the sketching of her life-story ( and a Paul's life in this respect . Finally chapters deal serve as an introductory study to larger works . A lesser-known subject is Master Eckhart , the In St. Augustine Henri Marrou has attempted The divisions are excellent . Having placed the this slim volume has admirable merit , and may well serves as a sample of his style , for , as the author purpose of God's work , and the significance of life and works , and this is followed by an excellent influence on the thought of his time . It is true This excellent biography , while of small interest that tragedy darkened his later years , but his the influence of St. Augustine through the ages . success . The preliminary section deals with his to Rome , a voyage which has well been called " the most valuable maritime document of antiquity . " to present a concise account of them . " ( P. 47 ) , personal character was beyond reproach . ' His except to educationists , will be found of real value It may be thought that little remains to be said far more space to the Dottoressa's methods than been recognised , but not all minds were able to MARIA MONTESSORI . Her Life and Work . By expected , considerable attention is given to the The last section attempts a judicious estimate of Dominican mystic who exercised a profound Conference , and the last journey from Jerusalem author deals in broad outline with the design and works , and still more their variety , make it difficult new series under the general title Men of Wisdom . to the latter . But perhaps ' biography ' is not London : Longmans . Green & Co. , Ltd. PP. 190 Apostle in his time , place and background , the These three volumes are the first of a projected pen-portrait . " A well-chosen selection of texts be based upon the Acts and Epistles . Nevertheless remarkable story it is ) . As one would have ST. AUGUSTINE . Henri Marrou . normal . Towards the end of the work , a thoughtful E. M. Standing . London : Hollis & Carter , should prove welcome to a discerning circle of quite the word to use , since Mr. Standing devotes about St. Paul , for all that is written of him must understand or assimilate his teaching . special problems of children who deviate from the readers . ' 25 Ashley Place , S.W.I. pp. 354. 21/ - each . 6/ net each . All three volumes are lavishly illustrated and MASTER EOKHART . Jeanne Ancelet-Hustache . e.b . ST. PAUL . Claude Tresmontant . understand or " assulate his teaching . --- Page 43 --- Arran Quay , to pray for his Beatification . myself to Theementively , body , soul , judgment , art the only Way to go to the Father ; nor to wholly , through Thy Spirit , for the Glory of kneel awhile in the Church of Saint Paul . seek my joy outside Thy will , because Thou They Gospel may be my Light and Thy Will come back to me ? Your absence from my side be fulfilled in me , namely that all things may I wish to follow There as my Chief and that will , heart , sensibility , imagination and all maybe , will find themselves turning in to Thom art God , True God begotten of True God . I believe it . And because I believe it , I submit Let's Start Again ! in spiritual difficulties - and Dubliners . forgive me and let us start again . Truth ; nor to act without Thee , because Thom be subjected under Thy feet in homage . having broken our engagement . " Will you please Though thinkest , because Thou art the infallible art the very Fountain of Life . Possess me leaves a void which no one can ever fill . Please A friend of ours has submitted a letter received I do not see Thy Divinity , but because Thy I wish neither to think otherwise than as one of the books by " The Abbot from May we end with a prayer taken from an Act of Faith . Lord Jesus Incarnate Word , I believe that my energies . a classic among the love letters of our time . We from a female admirer which he believes ranks as I wish that the words of the Psalmist may reprint it in the interest of social science . Father tells me : " This is Mr. Beloved Son . ' my Guide . Words cannot express the deep regret I feel at They Father . Amen . Your ever adoring . Dear John : I love you . I love you . I love you . Sweepstake . P.S. Congratulations on winning the Irish Dublin " sally . --- Page 44 --- I no longer doubted His existence ! ' It was spree . ' What made me really sit up and take dispel the darkness and misery to which I had method of moral rehabilitation employed by only then that A.A. began to work for me . he said , " I refused to pay the price of adult- happened which I cannot even yet understand . a Higher Power Who could help us overcome turning point in his career . I knew there had notice , though , was the fact that for every evil I actually wanted to believe in God . I found on His Omnipotent Strength . I shall be pre- wanted to better their lives , while admitting single person , place , or thing but himself . As And I know that as long as I continue to rely of the nightmarsh distortions produced from the evils within us . It was only after I realized had the kind of faith I so frequently scorned Only when the time came that they honestly From the very moment I was conscious that became impatient to hear what caused the served from ever again evaluating life in terms . see some new discovery of psychology in the this gentleman revealed , he blamed not a and just as many times I failed to make a go A.A.I. Even the noted psychiatrist , Dr. picture of the physical and moral deteriora- my utter helplessness , that I began to wish I now been reduced . Then it was that something already told us he had been " dry " for three their inability to do so alone , was their salva- Society of Psychiatrists , " At first I was amazed that of the first speaker . They were simply to be a turning point because the man had unable to resist the urge to become intoxicated . first . I merely wanted to believe in this Some- of it . You see , I refused to believe there was life stories of two more members . The pattern tion already at hand . I was impressed . of their alcoholic existence was very much like hood which consists in an honest acceptance one that others said had plenty of strength to affiliated myself with Alcoholics Anonymous . Harry Tiebout , declared before the American By P. O'Brien Mahoney psychology can do ! " and chagrined when ' A.A. accomplished a tion he experienced from interference . I Oh , I didn't go so far as to pray - not at Mr. isn't it marvellous what modern of responsibilities . ' On seven different occasions , " he said , " I intoxication . ' Modern psychology ! How could anyone ND to think , after all this , I was to overheard in others . THEN . as he continued to draw a merciless A another visitor like myself give out with : What I had just heard was followed by the years . --- Page 45 --- his wonderful to-days without alcohol , he furnished by the final speaker of the evening . taught the necessity of keeping past sins ever charted a course for his happy to-morrows . that by herself she was incapable of doing In it he outlined a campaign in which he would for centuries . ' This is especially true with After telling of his sorrowful yesterday and Encourage your alcoholic's new interests . on his Creator . For example , far back in the Take a personal inventory of yourself . to the effectiveness of working together in regard to man's need for absolute dependence very well hear others give first-hand accounts alcoholic . For the early Church Fathers anything , but with God's help she could do relapses . So here , again , the success of A.A. Pass your knowledge of alcoholism on to others . those strange paradoxes of life , it need take basic spiritual principles the Church has held work on just one predominant fault each year . build numerous convents despite her scant member's constant reference to himself as an which , to this day , continue to bear witness the problem of consultsive drinking after change in a patient who was a failure under Talk to someone who understands alcoholism . one visit to an A.A. meeting . But , by one of Go to a clinic or A.A. spiritual goals held in common . no more than this to make you an authority alcoholism ! . In her case it was her boundless Take a relapse lightly if there is one . out in the long history of religious communities . everything . And she did not say this in to be helped . provided her with the courage to go out and make saints of us all . nine do's . Learn the facts about alcoholism . presumptuous attitude which could lead to Develop an attitude to match the facts . announce with almost childlike joy that , once BEGAN to realize that there was ancient Maintain a healthy atmosphere in your home . NOW one does not become an authority on trust in the strength of the Almighty that fifteenth century , St. Teresa of Avila declared he had overcome his interference , he happily before the mind as a safeguard against a on some of your own shortcomings . This . I reference to any leaning she had toward The most striking example of this was choloev . then its chief purpose must be to St. Augustine , too , found it necessary to rely of their own accord . This struck me as a page for me , as a Catholic to hear every speaker groups as a way to facilitate progress toward spiritual giant . my therapy . ' Now I am amazed when the with temptation . If you have an alcoholic Nor was the need for group therapy , as As he said , " I have a lot to repay , and I can patient fails under the A.A. programme . ' modern era . ' Nearly two thousand years ago , tion , nevertheless embodies some of the same " wisdom in the seemingly " cured " A.A. do it only by making myself more and more its evils and temptations , and a firm desire acceptable to God and my fellowman by seeking right out of the religious life . formula for combatting man's ageless struggle on God's help before he could change his life In addition , it was somewhat reminiscent basic principles found in A.A. namely a trust racticed by A.A. , unheard of before " our there was a divine injunction instructing us to believe , was my experience . For you can't from that of a gross lifetime to that of a found many others of his faults slipping away cannot be ascribed to the discovery , of some new bear one another's burdens . This was carried Medical science , too , has admitted its failure In fact , everyone who ever became a saint did so by putting to practical use the first two though not by any means a religious organiza- to obtain the effective and permanent kind material resources . of sobriety achieved by A.A. n Divine Power to help fallen nature overcome after perfection ! " If this is modern psy- The way I see it , Alcoholics Anonymous , the cross . after perfection ! ' right out of the religious life .