Franciscan herald (1913 - 1940) . HE ROSE AGAIN FROM THE DEAD i ggsareaggggssg jFranctgcan j|eralb A monthly magazine edited and published by the Franciscan Fathers of the SacredHeart Province in the interest of the Third Order and of the Franciscan Missions m. ^5^gS^S^g^^^^4s^^^g:^^^^^^ VOL II. MAY. 1914. NO. 5 THE VICTORY HHHE waking flush of morning?*? Empierces Salems gloom;With fleering eye the soldiers heedThe Saviors lonely tomb. An angel sweeps from heaven, A tremor far and wide,A sudden crash—the guards recoil: He lives, the Crucified! He lives, the Man of sorrows,Who laden with our b
Franciscan herald (1913 - 1940) . HE ROSE AGAIN FROM THE DEAD i ggsareaggggssg jFranctgcan j|eralb A monthly magazine edited and published by the Franciscan Fathers of the SacredHeart Province in the interest of the Third Order and of the Franciscan Missions m. ^5^gS^S^g^^^^4s^^^g:^^^^^^ VOL II. MAY. 1914. NO. 5 THE VICTORY HHHE waking flush of morning?*? Empierces Salems gloom;With fleering eye the soldiers heedThe Saviors lonely tomb. An angel sweeps from heaven, A tremor far and wide,A sudden crash—the guards recoil: He lives, the Crucified! He lives, the Man of sorrows,Who laden with our blame Mid hells rejoicing guiltless diedUpon the Wood of shame. His banner waves exultant—The bloody combat oer; The Prince of Peace has gored the foe,He lives to die no more. Proclaim, ye hills and valleys,The conquest of our King: 0 Grave, where is thy victory?0 Death, where is thy sting? ST. FERDINAND III. OF CASTILE AND LEON CONFESSOR OF THE THIRD ORDER MAY 30 At the time when St. Louis IX,King of France, the illustrious pa-tron of the Third Order, was edi-fying both the Christian and theMohammedan world by his holy life,another saintly ruler, Ferdinand III,also a member of the Third Order,was shedding the luster of his vir-tues on the throne of Castile andLeon, in Spain. This great king wasthe son Alfonso IX, King of Leon,and of Berengaria, daughter ofAlfonso III, of Castile. Berengaria,like her saintly sister Blanche,mother of St. Louis IX, was mostsolicitous for the eternal welfareof her children. Rulers are exposedto many and great dangers, and onthem depends to a great degree thehappiness of their subjects. Thepious mother, therefore, laboredmost carefully not only to developthe gifts of body and mind of herson, but above all to implant intohis heart sentiments of piety andvirtue, which alone would enablehim to fulfill the arduous duties ofhis exalted position f
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