Life of St John Vianney.pdf - the Catholic Kingdom!

"Do"""He"""72 THE CUB OF AR8.as quickly as possible, the little she could recover ; andas soon as she had ascertained that there was no furtherescape, poured what she had saved back into the cask.By the side of this large barrel there stood another capable of containing 100 bottles, which was only half full.The two sisters thought they would pour its contents intothe large cask. When they had done this, one of themput her finger to the hole at the top, from which theyhad removed the peg. The other began to laugh, saying.you want to find out whether it is full ?Well might she laugh, since they had poured aboutsixty bottles of wine into a cask made to hold two.mndred.Yes,"replied she,it is full ;and so full that I cantouch the wine with my finger. Try yourself"She did so, and remained speechless with astonishment.This wine,"added they,like that of the marriagefeastat Cana, was most excellent, and far superior towhat we were accustomed to drink at the Providence."On another occasion Catherine relates that M. Vianne}-wished to divide a dish of vegetables among the children.gave such large portions to each,"said she,**that I felt sure it would not go round the table, and Iventured to sayto him :<M. le if Cure", you goon likethat, you will not have enough for all it is ; impossible. 1He paid no heed tomy warning, but went round thetable, helping every body plentifully, and yet left some irthe dish. I could not believe my own eyes."On another occasion M. Vianney was in sore per.plexity for money to pay for a large quantity of cornwhich he had purchased for the orphanage from one ofhis parishioners, who had already granted him a consider