Mother Mary Aubert's Work

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXVI, Issue 24, 18 June 1908, Page 22

Mother Mary Aubert's Work

Mr. J. M. G-allawa'y (buriedin) was probably loife. of. the keenest, most experienced, arid most wide Swalce 6f , the many delegates that attended, last week.-the Conference on Charitable Aid and Hospitals, Durjiig -his -stay in Wellington he visited the Hbtne . ot . Conipassio'ny in which Mother Mary Aubert and- her Sisters in 'iffeli- 7 -gion exercise to wards, ey,fery. form of human ill -that ' s'weete saincte cliaritie -'"that is .. ~ -„, . 'Meek and lowly,- pure 'ana hdlyi . .-'/ Chief among v ;the -•" hilessed three \V To a representative of.. .the Diinedin * "EVejtiiiJt Star ' Mr. Gallaway briefly confided thfe, -impression which : f hat visit made upon him. , 'This charity', said he, c is,

a £ you_ Qgfi awa-rj?, ■-aindex..thp -supervision of Rev,. Mother. "Mary "Auber-ti:. -The .-works of -that holy woman are so ,well known throughout the Dominion that to praise her would be. an impertinence. My visit confirmed the view I hold, that statutory charity— necessary as hu-. man nature, nvakes it— can never " produce- results like personal charity-, actuated by self-sacrifice, and rendered- effective, by special training '. •• - This, generous appreciation is. as creditable" to our npn-Ca.ttiolic fellowftownsman as it is well-deserved-by-the t Home of- Compassion: - -