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upon the long, long, everlasting vacation, upon the
eternal rest of the just. "Blessed are ths deod whs
die in. the Lord; jrom henceforth nmu, mdh Ute Swit,
that they m y rest from their 1abors;jar #h& works
follow them" (Apoc. xiv. 13).
85, - Sanctft'p tbe Dap
Y mmtd and vmaI prayer, especiaily at morning
I' 'B and at n~ght.
2. By means of the Good Inten&m or Morning
ONering, by praying with the heart ail day long in
doing all things and bearing all sufferings in union with
the Sacred Heart of Jesus and for the greater glory of
God.
3. By means of E j a c ~ Prayers, y and especially
short indulgenced prayers.
4. By the practice of the Presm of God.
5. By a Spiritual Reading, for instance, from "The
Imitation of Christ," or "The Lives of the Saints"; by
the Part~ular Examen and by the practice of a particular
virtue in honor of your patron saint.
N.B. Father Bowden's "Miniature Lives of the
Saints for Every Day in the Year" is a very beautiful
and practical work that we recommend to all classes.
This precious little book contains just one leaf for each
day. "The face of each leaf," the preface tells us,
"contains a simple outline of the saint's life, in which
great care has been taken to Insure historical accuracy.
The reverse bears as its title a virtue characteristic of
the saint, and comprises an exhortation, a maxim of the
saint or of some spiritual writer; an illustrative anecdote;
and finally a text from Scripture.
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