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New Zealand Tablet, 9 September 1920, Page 23

. As a mere matter of enjoyment, to look up to a height above is so vastly preferable to the perpetual look from above downwards. To lose one’s faculty of admiring, of awe, and reverence in presence of something greater than ourselves is, indeed, an impoverishment.—J. Brierley. How great does not the priest become ? How near to ms God ! There is silent peace in his heart • the censure of the world, its contempt, its hatred, no longer have an effect on that heart, for it rests in ’ its God; in Him and with Him it is above the world.— Hettinger. ..... , . -.