The Soul of Ireland
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Leaning on her stafi she says to the sympathetic visitor: " Our Lord is good, and He wishes me to suffer; welcome be His holy will. " This is how she explains the paralysis with which she is afflicted. All her cluidren are in America and " doing well, thank God. " They have written often, begging her to come to them, but she always refuses. She wishes to be buried in the shadow of the church in which she was bap- tized, and " go to heaven from Ireland. " She has their photographs ranged above t...he fireplace, and before them the live-long day she sits, rosary in hand, " taking the full of my eyes of them, and praying for them, for they need prayers living among those who never darken a church door. " What a shield between her loved ones and evil are the prayers of that holy soul! There she is sitting to-day, with a smile of greeting for all who visit her in her home in the center of the land of faith and of prayer.
" There are saints e'en to-day in Old Erin, who walk along life's lowly ways, From whose hearts there is ever ascending the tribute of love and of praise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Leaning on her stafi she says to the sympathetic visitor: " Our Lord is good, and He wishes me to suffer; welcome be His holy will. " This is how she explains the paralysis with which she is afflicted. All her cluidren are in America and " doing well, thank God. " They have written often, begging her to come to them, but she always refuses. She wishes to be buried in the shadow of the church in which she was bap- tized, and " go to heaven from Ireland. " She has their photographs ranged above t...he fireplace, and before them the live-long day she sits, rosary in hand, " taking the full of my eyes of them, and praying for them, for they need prayers living among those who never darken a church door. " What a shield between her loved ones and evil are the prayers of that holy soul! There she is sitting to-day, with a smile of greeting for all who visit her in her home in the center of the land of faith and of prayer.
" There are saints e'en to-day in Old Erin, who walk along life's lowly ways, From whose hearts there is ever ascending the tribute of love and of praise.
What to read after The Soul of Ireland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W J Lockington to read onlineMoreLess
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