An edition of From The Crib To The Cross, Meditations For The Young
(1868)
From The Crib To The Cross
Meditations For The Young
by Edward Ignatius Purbrick and Saint Bonaventure, Cardinal
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Translated from the French of "De la créche au Calvaire" With a preface by the Very Rev. Father Purbrick.
Publish Date
1868
Publisher
London : Burns & Oates,
New York : Catholic Publication Society,
Dublin : M. H. Gill & Sons
Language
English
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Table of Contents
CONTENTS.
CHAPTER
I. — The Crib, 1
II. — The Angel and the Shepherds, 4
III. — Gloria In Excelsis Deo, 7
IV. — The Shepherds go to Bethlehem, 10
V. — The Adoration of the Shepherds, 12
VI. — The Star appears to the Magi, 15
VII. — The Kings prepare for their Journey, 18
VIII. — The Journey of the Kings, 21
IX. — The Kings at Jerusalem, 24
X. — The Child Jesus is adored by the Magi, 27
XI. — The Presentation in the Temple. Jesus is carried to Jerusalem, 30
XII. — The Presentation in the Temple, 33
XIII. — The Prophecy of Simeon, 35
XIV. — The Prophetess Anna blesses Jesus, 38
XV. — An Angel warns Joseph to fly into Egypt, 40
XVI. — The Flight into Egypt, 43
XVII. — The Flight into Egypt. — The Desert, 46
XVIII. — Arrival of the Holy Family in Egypt, 49
XIX. — The Holy Family seek a Shelter, 52
XX. — The Sojourn in Egypt, 55
XXI. — The Return to Galilee, 57
XXII. — The Arrival at Nazareth, 60
XXIII. — The Holy Family at Nazareth, 62
XXIV. — The Hidden Life at Nazareth, 64
XXV. — Jesus is taken to Jerusalem for the Pasch, 66
XXVI. — The Holy Family at Jerusalem, 68
XXVII. — Jesus is lost by His Parents, 70
XXVIII. — Mary and Joseph at Jerusalem, 72
XXIX. —The Finding of Jesus in the Temple, 74
XXX. — Jesus’ Hidden Life at Nazareth, 77
XXXI. — Jesus works as a Carpenter, 80
XXXII. — Jesus leaves Nazareth, 82
XXXIII. — The Baptism of Jesus Christ, 85
XXXIV. — The Marriage Feast at Cana, 88
XXXV. — The Water changed to Wine, 90
XXXVI. — The Call of the Apostles, 93
XXXVII. — Jesus in the Bark of Simon, 96
XXXVIII. — Jesus casts the Sellers out of the Temple, 99
XXXIX. — The Zeal of Thy House hath eaten me up, 102
XL. — Nicodemus, 104
XLI. — Jacob’s Well, 106
XLII. — The Samaritan Woman, 108
XLIII. — Jesus remains in Samaria, 111
XLIV. — The Ruler of Capharnaum seeks Jesus, 113
XLV. — The Ruler’s Son is Cured, 116
XLVI. — Jesus cures St. Peter’s Mother-in-law, 118
XLVII. — Jesus heals the Sick, 121
XLVIII. — Jesus Sleeps, 124
XLIX. — Jesus quells the Storm, 126
L. — The Cure of the Paralytic, 128
LI. — The Call of Saint Matthew, 130
LII. — The Hem of Jesus’ Garment, 133
LIII. — The Raising of the Daughter of Jairus to Life, 136
LIV. — St. Mary Magdalen in Simon’s House, 139
LV. — Jesus chooseth the Twelve Apostles, 142
LVI. — The Mission of the Apostles, 145
LVII. — The Centurion’s Servant, 148
LVIII. — The Widow’s Son, 151
LIX. — John’s Two Disciples, 154
LX. — The Sower, 157
LXI. — The Rocky Soil, 159
LXII. — The Thorns and the good Ground, 161
LXIII. — Jesus and the Holy Women, 163
LXIV. — The Wheat and the Cockle, 166
LXV. — The Return of the Apostles, 169
LXVI. — The Crowd follow Jesus, 171
LXVII. -The Five Loaves, 173
LXVIII. — The Twelve Baskets, 176
LXIX. — Jesus Walking on the Water, 178
LXX. — Lord, save me! 181
LXXI. — To whom shall we go? 184
LXXII. — The Woman of Canaan, 187
LXX1II. — The Deaf and Dumb Man, 190
LXXIV. — The Blind Man of Bethsaida, 193
LXXV. — The Blind Man of Bethsaida. — Continued, 195
LXXVI. — Thou art the Christ, 197
LXXVII. — Blessed art thou, Simon Bar-Jona, 199
LXXVIII. — Jesus fortells His Sufferings, 202
LXXIX. — The Transfiguration, 205
LXXX. — The Three Tabernacles, 208
LXXXI. — Jesus descends from the Mountain, 211
LXXXII. — The Dumb Spirit, 214
LXXXIII. — Jesus casts out the Dumb Spirit, 217
LXXXIV. — Jesus payeth the Didrachma, 220
LXXXV. — Become as Little Children, 223
LXXXVI. — The Man bom Blind, 225
LXXXVII. — The Faith of the Man born Blind, 228
LXXXVIII. — The Good Shepherd, 231
LXXXIX. — Mary and Martha, 233
XC. — The Rich Man, 236
XCI. — The Pharisees and Scribes murmur against Jesus, 239
XCII. — Lord, teach us to pray, 242
XCIII. — Zaccheus, 245
XCIV. —The Illness of Lazarus, 248
XCV. — The Illness of Lazarus. — Jesus’ Return, 251
XCVI. — The Raising of Lazarus to Life, 254
XCVII. — The Disciples prepare the Pasch, 257
XCVIII. — Christ washeth His Disciples’ Feet, 260
XCIX. — The Last Supper, 263
C. — Gethsemani, 266
CI. — The Traitor’s Kiss, 269
CII. — The Blessed Virgin and St John, 272
CIII. — Calvary, 275
CIV. — Jesus’ Side is opened with a Spear, 278
CV. — The Return to Jerusalem, 281
CVI. — The Agonising Heart of Mary, 284
CVII. — The Resurrection, 287
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