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Manawatu Herald, 8 February 1889, Page 1

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! THE MAGDALEN ASYj LUM. ! A VOICE FROM MABD ALA i - ■ _____ i AN APPEAL. IN fppealinn for subscriptions for the FIRST MAGDALEN ASYLUM in j New Zealand, the Sisters of the "Good Shepherd " desire to express, through me I their sincere gratitude to thfi inhabitants i of this City and the Colony generallj for i tha kind co-operation afforded them sir.cc i they commenced the great work to which their lives are devoted in their temporary residence, Manchester Street North, Hourly we meet with a poor Mapdalen tired of a misspent life, seekine v. shelter, and finding no .security against tbe biting blasls of renewed temptation , turns away with the weight of the world's aoousation, with the world's condemnation, and becomes the victim of an unholy impulse, which cannot be recalled without a sighnay, without a tear. Kindly, theriorc, bear in mmd — 1. A most desirable site has been acquired for the Magdalen near Christ church. 2 His Eminence Cardinal Muran laid "ri.- foundation-stone at "Mount Magdala " on the 18th of "February of last year in the presence of 50110 piople, and the first portion of the Asylum is near'y complex (I. 3. The advantages of ihe Magdalen will be extended to iillNew Zealand and eWwhere. 4. The waifs and the wanderers who : are rescued from the paths of misery and : sin are not asked to what creed ihey belong. It is sufficient tha-. they need succour. 5. The inmates of " Mount Magdala " 1 and the Good Shepherd Nuns placed over them will rememb r always, with lively ! gratitude, the benefactors of the instituj tion. 6. Subscriptions may be paid either in part or full, according io the convenience of subscribers. 7. If, tuerefore, it were ever true to ; sy -'that he gives twice who gives I quickly " it is particularly so on the pre- J «ent occasion, in order 'hat soon wo may j see another Mouse <>f the Good Shephe d ; added to the 160 Homos scattered over the j globe, in which i- oie than 4000, Religi' < euses bestow their deroted care ou 20,000 Children and young girls, while a judi-: dous channel will be foupd for the outlay c the Funds entrusted to the Institution, 8. The Sisters of the Good Shepherd j will I c grateful toall those who eucourage meir friends to subscribe to the tunds of . the Magdalen Asylum. i The favour of an early response will enable me to bring to a speedy conclusion an institution from which circles of good must emanate to exercise a salutary influence on the future of the Colony. j I SUBSCRIPTIONS will be also raeaived by Messrs A J. WATTE and H. H. LOUGHNAN ; and by . tbe Rev. Mo her Prioress, Convent of the Good Shepherd, Manchester Street, North. Cheques tv d P. O, Orders to. be made payable to me, L. If. GINATY, S.M. Ai;s.Reot. Managing TrtutM. May, 1887"