Again, even in life and health
there is no better way of providing
for the future than by becoming
members of this Purgatorial Society.
Do not depend upon those whom you
may leave after you. Be sure that
you will not be forgotten after death
by becoming a Perpetual Member of
the Society at once. Five thousand
five hundred Masses will be read
each year for the living or dead.
Moreover, at the death of each living
member of our Purgatorial Society
a High Mass will be offered up in the
Chapel of St. Vincent’s Home, for
the eternal and happy repose of the
soul of the departed one.
Address all communications to
REV. WILLIAM L. BLAKE.
St. Vincent’s Home for Boys, Boerum
Place and State street, (P. O. Box
174), Brooklyn, N. Y.
And now—what do you think of
a religion, resting on such founda
tions as this, trying to gain control
of our country?
When “the hand of God” has
touched our loved ones, are we to
believe that money can buy peace
and soul repose for them?
Read that circular over again—■
and then think —hard and long.
AS TO CARDINALS.
Marconi Wireless Despatch to The
Sun.
Rome, via Glace Bay, March 21st.
■—Major Archibald Butt, aide-de
camp to President Taft, accompanied
by Bishop Kennedy, rector of the
American College here, had an audi
ence with the Pope today, and pre
sented a letter from President Taft
thanking the Pontiff for the creation
of three new American cardinals.
The president wrote that this action
was acceptable to Americans irre
spective of their faith as Catholicism
contributes to the welfare of the
country.
*
Well, well! Supposing all that is
true, who is our President speaking
for? * ’ ■'•••
Not altogether for us, certainly.
