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_ More all paw b motiv- 4!‘ 1i! Ill Wish! on of a state of life. Alwsylv remember

iFomuon. eilowman ' view. I _ .

Do not become -a (‘llergyrqan for the sake of the personal. honor you lady receive in that wort state. ‘flwve all. do not-null at that call- ing as one of financial gain. You wi l be disappointed. _, jfhenafory is told of the burglar Wiityhad entemd the priest's house qt mid ht. l-le was disturbed by mews ng of the occupant of the room. Drawing his gun he said: "if you move you are a dead man- lfni hunting for ‘moneyi’ "Let mo get up _a‘nd strike a‘ light. said the clergymgu, I'll himtuwdth wou." As opposed to unworthy motives, 1 may place before yoltsome of the enticing features ofithp Religious vocation and especigllfflhat of the Holy Priesthood. in Holyiwrlt, God cells the Priest the°a le of Hie eye. and. warns us" thd Ibis person should be immune to violence. 8t. Paul calls the bassador. so isyGo

any indignity offofig

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' (1 r11 l

f file!”

all yogi-inlaid that‘ d... d... 4.....- . Iv- iii-s ‘rssiisiiitvr at. wit

6935a help, which la never zzaniiag, rye-Jolt. "all: success it. .v-.you. ll ace con’ deuce in yourself and‘ liissxflsivslizss scold. sail on; m!‘

on. wYiiil Alive ssiilniiid lusturissi..ox- B D1?! pf, perseverance which you can recall in yohr difficulties. Some of the greatest statesmen ofvhistory came from the ranks, and, bgd; togrspple; with apparently uhsurmountable obstacles. _ You can picture‘ the great Abraham Lincoln in his boyhood days with hie pencil worliinsout a_ school‘ problem ‘on the stone hearthof his father's humble cot with the glare of the hearth log as ills electric . _ light. Your can follow him through- ‘t his tjareer ‘of determined film's’ Anitlhasnsqefss of his uro- cte__wiil s reiywbe a stimulus to Jaotlon. He. ld great things for his country sad for humanity because he tried. He had pluck and de- termination which la denied no man who wishes to cultivate these necessary conditions to success. No matter how unconcerned you ey ye... en in the, past regal-d- lifujui-s‘ calling, the time has pry: come, beginning with to- do llen you should give the most attention to the question I} r vocation. - The choice of some may be the al Profession. while others may be inclined towards n legal career or other; against may wish to devote themselves to the Teaching Pro- » . fession. - - »

\

Christ says to the‘ Now l will not call, _ _ friends. Jam non cam. v03 servos set amicos. Those who-dare called to the clericalollie-Mlbzhave placed

orities the pre their calling All I have men who may d Priesthood disses-sud». that vocdgloil‘ by the gltt ‘ wori such a calq \ _ ‘fgllilui you shall .4! O v‘ responsible _

this! maybe los H . your failllre to ‘ed

r e

1-0

_-befaii you

>1

your hearts." “The harvest is ripe but

pause to scan themes _ t, before drama of. life...

uothinggln vain,‘ has . ace . us, Ffliiv lo each of us, and we knovmhalt in nary talents to~dq.ollr. y IKrWQL Q3 o]; to some two anllgio ‘otli rg] .5 c

' fill}; not therefore be unprofitable‘ fitted you Gentlemen in this mann- cal upo "you sooner or

You- may now, on the eve olym‘ spellt-jprepsring for your csree: in you havcwnot put -to_ the best ro ting by_ the sacrifices

ions o. Ll discipline - ’ one

-i°°ii%v"§‘ii! 195i? " . Theo ,. “‘ th young C xggl£ usi;' him and determine who‘ ‘ tithe is expected torisvsiil migrant

' -..v i . The Almighty so.’ , ‘does here to'd'o oufphrl. ll d‘. l believe He has ‘assigned’ a place doing so Hiaililtgraal Wisdom and Providence‘ has givemiur the neces- To some ‘Ha has gifih wlliexpeot its to use them bettermentvof humanity. Let ‘ us servants or barren, fig trees in- cuiabering the ground. He has or with-talents, and grace to use! ihoizl-"Eand rest assured i-i _, will _ _ ‘liter to ren er a__'acoounf or your steward" ship. s“? - ~' departure. from, your Alma‘ __ , glance back at the years ybh; a life. Some‘ of you, today, may have your regrets that perhaps advantage. the opportunities afford. . . . °¢ . ilolisly. t in V c tn r p_, or ‘guardian .vor‘ 801d iicg. . . . im or ed‘ n hisve‘ erible institu- tioh. ffhese will have a pleasant

a.

norm!

assist them in the

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Qiiiiifiri

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souls.

graduation da-Ttheuformevr, g will _ w i‘... ._ - “w” _'_ The Western Bishops many of b I | d m M d 1 l l I; have their pleasures alloyed with; n” m. an". w" 1 them children of this 1 venerable hzaznfgjfi-Qs- u: mo eaji v filagé 763mm‘ -- .Tlill popular Hotel his Mm“ Mata" ‘P9931 m 7°“ m obligations it will not be, after

Let your experience of ‘lQdllY- been‘ ccmrpldely renovated ’ “m” “"1 “l” ‘Mm v1“ '3'“ 11°" all. so very difficult lol- u. lhwyer

Gentlemen, spur you onto greater and flourishing . Canadian .

efforts in futllre. Those who have v nd‘ i Mflmhh“ mwumm

lilo offer! very oomlértible 4

done ell can improve. and where . . . 1 . . a Bishop Tache or a Bishop" Ciut there Yves failure in the past there fil§9llliiggdggiq|i (g m, gravflg and tandem, ca.“ w, m My, can be, amendment. ‘, 1 l F" 1°'- - .» , gone by the sealous and Holy

i thus ‘dill/lee, because youhave , Th‘ 13m‘ 1' "Puuny Fathers of the 0bla~te Order-pro-

‘ not reached the end of the Chapter » ‘M s m‘ bum’ "1'

2*...

n _.y°u,- (“new work he“, has been ousiy cared for, er a holy priest of our own day, ummble uemocréuc and Bermfed ca... asked a modernuteachen d/Ittlee, tangy.“ m, m n" o...- “ve, v11‘. mm Napalm!‘ and Fuck we Wm m “as w“ w‘ wow “in . n 1"" "w "W111i! "l i1 lflilllililliil" "PPR" 1m" “'11” “l” 1 Fmm’ mmmbuf‘ ck ‘hlhlflli-FQ-Wfi‘ 94 one time a not moulded at once. it is not tuolrsiy. l“ 1“- c°nr°mam° Wm‘ find achievements that will live forl-‘calgiable and gsilllhsto asks bias which you are to build a _ super. “not ‘l Tmfion’ _ , -4 Hietorya t3; ill-x, Erase"; 41° gradllate from‘ ‘chooi a, you are strait out at s sineis iiilsv- ithlznust of the moat Master. - em. in the m,” o. we we,“ h” o; "mm _ _ 4;.’ __g fitruciure that. let us hops. may_ , , you; m “ti! fliflu P‘; lip‘ H’ today. Hie ‘gr anon did pill ally and laboriously l-vroiis Education has two separate offic- Everywhem qranndng Y... u; u. Reflecting on rue pleasures ~01‘ '

9 1“ ' 0| ' - m" Y" ° 1" °° Y v l 1' 9 r los _ chit : k n-worlr-Pf-tinven-bill ii- 1"l villi . Qlpfiflh. mussel-Jess dependent OI-‘limpyn o; m. 4.0mm h, gym-y 03;“, “n,” “y, “,1 u“, " van;

lib-the plans . l-rovldencenap elicit the admi

tion ofthe worl . f ._ , No matter W at lthpedlllldn you may.flud acrossyouiycodr e la the pursuit of the ‘goal towards which you nifn. you have to make 1 l v ma. ii-“LJQJQ n"

Cmsslhllvnbvfxzlllil;

"v .o..v....i..;.n n nuts“. cu. els-

freon-intern

wateredthc s it would beiullf

‘ notice the heroism of the Marguerite Bourgeois,

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um sass"

“'-;’.‘n ‘n. 4 v vvvv v,vvvv

here from sunny France to

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aervants but

before them by the Seminary auth- eminantirkibility of = '1 pylll-‘d...

t you (lentlc- » the _ _ ' jspordize by blllk lured away y galety. lf

be

c ; "To-day, if you hear His voice,- do not harden

the liarvsistare . are few. Game you. into the VlllByBfd"—O_lll‘ own Western country-luau hold out their. hands. . toyou and)»: oi.‘ you tocome and

, thing necessary the salvation of their

vine- yard, planted by a" Bishop Gremlin,

miuent among. whom we rememb-

Lsiemeat, Brebeuf, whose blood, as inihdeany diys of-tbe . zchurch;

Chrlltianity. c toivtbe weaker. , but nobler sex to pass over without saintly whose bravery and courage‘ coupled with holy seal for- souls brought " her train‘, the savage distinctive! Canadian Indians, and to leave us such ex-

Golden Rule-tor i; among the _poor u well as among

ud indigent will be a greater coas- tllat dear Poe ._Dr

. ._ pfsturesnlle career of

ajthfnl physician:

fl-

l Vjfflyfl do coie Join ‘was

-. ._sqls_lmsneaasais . . An , resivtlnpt home. on some _ w “oornerre, ' lf ‘hear the buggy an . .3 . . Tear}? Moog t'roo de biacin-J-liaclt : ‘I I . -. . . We now rislit olrdsrs‘ de old teur! "l; ‘ i =' ’

' ‘us. s.

But si-silr, Fleet, “la-the let..- Drivlnf all over do w if ds road she's bad, if de - .sils’s good. . . W'en ev'ry_t'il1K'a‘ drown . Bnriwtsm. flood. - An’ yvorkin’ for noving half tam’. mehbe!

not imoelle

road

on do

But it's sam alway. lall‘ day ev'ry

. FY». . . .. He never wesspare hese'f pour _ nous alrtres, He don't mak‘ _, mocha. lvJocteur_ Fleet, _ _. _ , __ Au‘ offen do only t'ing hsuwae pt. lede prayer of poor man. an’ wan hag of oat. '

11101188,

Let her rain or snow, all he want

to know ,

Ia ills’. i1 anywane feelin’ siolg,

For Bocteur Fieefs do ole fashion u.

Doiil‘ good wue de only can‘; , hoes min‘

So he got no use i.

on for de politique.

is iflvinje. God was tbejlrst to . rolnulgbttr a law, and Moses was ‘he first tohexpound it in the csl-thiv courts. , , _ y . q The Jurist secures to property, honor. life. He must dnaccessible to bribery, just _ mind. calm in judgment. versed in law, practical] in‘ counsel a protect- or of thezpoor a_support of . the weak, a refuge for “the widow and the orp an, an advocate of the op- pressed and persecuted, a must

society, he

>~ i

to get to Heaven. It is fitting ‘that

vice’ ‘an... w.’ ‘Eerslivla; 1....‘ “this i...‘ V rsa-Qliiig,“ ii-lvy! 1mm‘ tuuily of Dlltltlllftmbpsflaoggitqk the e t ‘ 415st.

In

i119 "@111 TM 11108111118 oi the P601‘; unkind we would

uglier- lbanthe fee of the riclulg

t paints f... ms

on

hole‘ centres. i! ind easy way

time or other, keenadmlfiation for g; dominating pé haVBwbEBH a goo his v. exemplery_ life. pbct and reverence;

was.

l‘ may have been a halve general all

fil- ‘good or

vv gantlemsnly qualities :0

- thong

The Legal Profeseionnlust not suffer-discount, The Janet's ‘Model -

1110* , ' . , . ' ‘ N117 nurtured and lnstruc ' '

youth by the moat

v. to up . ligands. disuse; r dint? u. We t "0 ll ‘have emctly the

6i, ,l_ii'crgia'Z, .

e heresy? as 131.111 s.‘ r- ing mbgrs, ‘fir... t

mun ‘ .- val-en to our own day where we find ye-Oqlpe tra o‘ e g r ins‘ inclination ill wlllonuioy dill, . ..T_hese trail-I or differences. ul- '_ aouailty combine to form char-

-.\ ,. tfi!

childhood. ,._- - , ., A _ ._ There was a time iu the dim ages hus character, is the, Qllm o! the of the past when learning wee not ties, which distinguishes _ one appreciated; when fame was attain. .i'rom-ano_ther.,il_t,il Qi-rangtli ed by force of arma and not by irn- i-v-qhq pdqrmanwrcgpltai. lnltellectual ability; when the scholar words of Dr. Hayeipfjiflharaot- unless he were a‘ liioilk o.» a priest, _;is power-la infiuencehit makes

ads, creates funds. draws patron e and supports and opens n surewignorant, to wealtlavhonoi- and unmall-iy.

piness."

_‘,;We ilave ell experien

r onallty. ll msvi Eperson who, by WW9‘! 9“! 1'9‘ or i_t ay have criminal who. by, his firlll- ae and darin-g in the face of dan- won our reluctant . adillitillillll-

pursuits. Then as. time prom-ceded

education is a necessity for one and

_ Bu there are always s few who cling to the thoughts and ideals of ages long dead, whonot only dee- pise education themselves but an- dezlvor to implant their’ antihaated ideas in youthiful minds, Whoever they are. whether parents or guard. ians.__ti1_ey_s.re a “Wilma to all that tends ‘to the enlightenment of hum- anity and a menace to the present

a fearless statesman who, wheth- ibad, hadby someout standing characteristic or A erolc action, won tile YBQDBQLQI. , 1011B- Character lnay befsood. N. lb‘ ,

A person of good character W11,1 90}! sees. lnsornc desires.

the virtue and mankind; f ball

rson o , _ . a W ’ iiisiqusiii

h possess ileum

slid will use them for evil‘

eluls, dorget- age of civilization and advance-

‘ting that . . _ , . "1""- “The pui est treasure mortal tilfi- Bur, let us eliminate the fact cif its e5 n, qi-d , . I importance at the present day, and ls~spotlese , reputation: that consider education in its true light

as the means of developing chnrac. tsr and all rrian-iy virtues. ._ Jn simple lnnguage education means the cultivation of mind; itie the mediii. ,l1li'°"-E1l which the mind is ndi-tu ii and énllghterled. it extend! gracious help to all ran-ks and ages; the sou of a miner may stand beside the son oi‘ a king and drink from ;ille fountain of knowledge; childhood, youth and age share the some privilege. There is nothing more conducive . . . _ to the formation of character thilll ce sturdy D60 ‘education. .An education that, by “V8365 lilikill _ue witbytlle‘ aetehows us " slid institutions, the inteffllli-B. And ideals of

away. _ . . - Men are but glided loam or paint

ed. clay."-., . . -. - v Seeing, therefore, _.-th8i-.~0P . 111° character of menjdepcbllvs, £118., Elli»- bility and ealfety of net-lobe, we will 3951119 tine great need there .-ie loi- noble manbood- T00 ma!!!’ ‘Q3119 ‘"9 ill the Wqfld ,1-°11i\l!.l'll0 issii i111" most essential attribute, 80d W11“- like brokenslown ,d.8l_‘El.lc14» float ov- er the ocean of life toseedllille ililil there- by every wave of time and‘ fortune. ' ‘ in order to produ pie character must be 0H1 and fostered within them fromiear. the c lyichl-ldhood; .then there wviii be. iii-g thoughts. grained in their youthful mliidsnhe past; an,

n proud “allusion to one of our most successful islanders — the late lamented. Sir Louie Davies. We all knew him as u. gentleman in ithe realteense, of the

hi? l-iilis. .11. ahdwes raised ,0, th nnaclevofhonorin the ng liation‘ that now m glogigou - . ease his integrity and _industry having ‘ fuillhh

w . sift 0!

[have emagnetism for some of you.

i should close this paragraph with.

_word—~

curb; his

1- . I - . * ' . ="

towhie fishes anslthanks to . m!‘ B“ iilir. vsilssmsil ‘Willi an example worthy of imita-

ionl. . ,. The "lfeqclfing fiofeesiop may

eéllucstiqn that, by etu- ihat love.of righteousness. this! lilrdylllg the nee tegrity and honesty which 0V9“ t111'us, not'_ only to take our places in death will not desert tllilm- , , "ms you ever lvstch. slowly fashioning a “bitmap so

t and stands

I the other.‘ as we have already con solid ‘

.1

All livkenees comes on fixed anduncilsnging Jn the, mar-hie. So does s man carve ou own moral likeness. Every

. adds something to the work. We wlir. now consider. uh various heads, the different ways “m. and means, the different mediums 11. through or by wh-iclrchpracter is 19d” m; liigtilied and solo-guarded. becoming more apparent, -_ First and moat importon Home. How sweet thstwqrd Willllllllives have been til

n

liplited poaobilities

WW1» "nloev ~ lteppl - stones of their ‘ere. Coming down through History's 49 m u

r middle "e M h “mush 111E at the achievement of-thdr own ia- . - s-vxwi-r iisssiw tte .. tfulofthin. w, men as Rogdf-"Biilcoil, Ansel-tun Mtg. :21,“ u t“ m” a n nus, and St. Thomas. Aquinas; ev- Qqmqqq g ithat the men who have made m4 mre.m'_ auccwq I: so!» are BN9 hi! B61106 l!!! fltUIlBlY ileflillll if. ill who mute Dvadl carefully tldlloasl in m“, mum“; “rum...

was scorned or suspected by the .1; up ‘h i 4 ‘he “my go 5'1"‘ - mWliY-swhfl- u," 111"“! 2min olnufiill. 318 mozt deflect §‘I.‘2‘i'§.°.'.‘£ “..‘§.£32Z‘.i“n.‘.‘§‘“‘ °"'°“ i m... ..' . ‘ 9 "

feelihg passed sway and, with ms QM" 1’ ‘mm’ amm“ ° ‘ ° d some deveiomnent of civilisation", the b ligbtof culture and refinement shed n its rays upon the minds of men, un- a "i." is" they suns. is ,ssssrd him through ‘the darkness’ and learning as one of the noblest of ‘é

lt became more and more indispen~ ' ‘ sable so that, at the present day. 1:18 overflowing

happiest ‘people living ; are those ‘ who pamper themselves the lcastj- 330743.274;

o of the, present, fit

, life," but to stand tlie.eln as men of ll dfiillillPl‘ power; aneducation that, by com- “BYBY! ‘billing spiritual and temporal stud-

sjdered the advantage u‘! secular i- 111! education on‘ the formation of char- dfly 1"!» eater, we‘ shell now discuss the un- for character- lliéfl" building, afforded by moral educa-

e world does not often acknow- fact which is every day tllM. I118‘ i 16 greatest characters are those whose ,, e holiest. The

or ' '3 . ,_ , , liners are fevr who

lid Jfllreg fill ,.higher tlilllll- I here are‘ moayvrlio aim entirely‘

rest: of qbmthcr much.“ i‘ r 11°15‘. Y 1 fights “golden ohoilr vbind its to God Hi-