RELIGIOUS WORK IN FRANCE.
The keen interest with which the Pope follows the religious revival throughout i'rancs may bo inferred from the following letter 'which his Holiness lias written to tho Cardinal-Archbishop of I'ans: "From Our heart We have alruuly spoken jji terms of praise us to the work of catechising whicli has Ikou represented to Us as flourishing ill your country. And just when Wu hear news of another congress of the catechol's of all France which ds to be held in J'aris under your presi-ileiu-y, we learn also time, by the mercy oi' God and tho i'iirr;iy of ifoiul r-oopli', this work has niado such progress that tho number uf pious ladies, who effectually labour for the sound education of children, amounts to 10,000. Therefore this is a ease where, dear son, We must arid Our hearty congratulations to tho eulogies tvlreadv'passed. This We do with (lei't) satM'acli'Jii. May llii-sc [rocd ladies 'and* all who apply themselves to the development of this work, find in this manifestation of Our benevolence a, reward for their zeal anil a source of encouragement to exorcise it still moro widely in tho future."
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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1407, 6 April 1912, Page 9
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191RELIGIOUS WORK IN FRANCE. Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1407, 6 April 1912, Page 9
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