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Sermon by '\rchblsho11. In a scholarly sermon, tl,e Mos He,·. John J. Glennon, archbl•hop of st. Louis, declared that Bishop Bnddy could ha\·e no better exam• pie to foll.ow than hi& patron saint, I Charles Borromeo, sixteenth cen- turv bishop of Milan St. Charles Borromeo through four centuries has bC'en regarded as a modC'l bishop, a gr at reformer who would restore nil things in Christ, the St. Louis prelate said The saint was one of three men of the sixteenth century wh_o be- yond all others wrought valiantly for God and the Catholic church. The other two, said the archbish_op, were Ignatius of Loyola and Ph1hp Neri. Stresses Work of 'aint. He stressed in outline the work of St. Charles Bonomeo for the church and then said: "And now, my friends. can I do better than bring- before you the 1 name and fame and work of the illustrious bishop of Milan-he who was nnd is fo1 all time the model bi~hop-the forerunner and exem- plification of what our present holy father. whom may the _Lord con,ierve, designates as Cathollc ac- tion? Can I do better, I say, than set before your excellency, Charles Francis, by the grace o_f God and the favor of the apostollc see, con- secrated today bishop of the diocese of San Diego. a more fitting model to follow than your illustrious namesake, St. Charles Borromeo?" Special tribute was paid lo Bishop Buddy by Archbishop Glennon for his work along chantable lines, which the visiting prelate compared I to that of St. Charles Borromeo. the poo1· crying for bread, and be gen- eroualy answered them," the arch- bishop said. "He has comforted the anguished heart of the many who broke under the burden of economic •depression, and helped them to a better day. Their tears and their prayers will follow him. "As he looks to his new home in the golden \Vest he has much to console him. Sometimes a diocese i,; compared to a bride, and the blessed ring received in consecra- tion by the bishop connotes it. If natural beauty and adornment are the usual distinction and equipment of a bride, then surely such are the gifts of this Far Western diocese, for there proudly wearing the orange blossoms of her own crea- tion she sets by the waters of the great ocean whose other name is peace. Quest of Souls. "Such adornments, however, the bishop seeks not; his quest is the quest of souls. These he would draw away from worldliness and vanity and sin and death. To all these he would bring the beauty of truth, virtue and God. "He is going to a land or blessed traditions. To San Diego long- ago came Fra Junipero Serra. There he and his companions started on their way, which he made the high- Has Answered Cry of Poor. "Bishop Buddy has heard
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