THE POWER OF THE SCAPULAR.

New Zealand Tablet, Volume VII, Issue 352, 16 January 1880, Page 11

THE POWER OF THE SCAPULAR.

of H dtv?ti^W^ C °or C t d - fro^ my childhood that every form tL !n?T' c Gbu ? ch lnstitut es and teaches to be useful for proposes in them, elevating men's thoughts to God and eternity* at this time when otherwise they would never think of K Even Sect SiSrffl 61 ? t^% SaVage P^uce the mos g twondS effects, as an incident which I am going to relate, will clearly show : About one week ago to-day, not having much to do, I went a fishinV ma river about six miles from camp. * The day being oppressive& hot, I resolved to have a bath. Scarcely had I gotLto tbe water Mt pfh it blle there Sister Ba P tisfc gave me a scapular of Mt. Camel. I was invested with it, and ever since have worn it. SS^hS-i^ ° r Wa lH n f ° r T batever else J do » inevelle^t off Sit L iTo, -w mpletely ? the power of these Indians > and that there was no possible means of escape left for me, I formed the sign £^Mother 8 ° n TO erson > myself to the protection* ' and a PP roacl >ed them. As I came near, they tSiSiT' w y g^ up g0 away - But before doi2 g so, a?«EmX2 $ y e ? annel - shirt and a e ain each of tbem &**** thfs i ™wd ?n ? me p llDgl IDg Bign 11 BJto8 JtoJ t0 me t0 e ive ifc to them - But this 1 refused to do. Rather would I part with my life at that Xhed tnlr Ter ' 7 SS a com P romi^ I took a little medal that was

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