...recollections that can 110 THE DISCARDED SON. only agonize, is weakness," returned her ladyship — " Remember, that of those to whom much has been given, much will be expected — from superior sense and a cultivated mind, more than common exertions will be looked for....

...for this natural gift of intellect, as a human being, but also for the graces received in Baptism. Of those to whom much has been given, much will be required." CHAPTEE II. O, thou immortal soul ! Thou spark of heavenly fire, Think of thy destiny, — raise to...

...pronounced on a city where the Saviour had taught and worked ; and what an awful warning it conveys to us. Of those to whom much has been given much will be required. More was expected from Capernaum than from Sodom, because it had received a greater light. And we have...

...lives are devoted to this subject to teach them what they aught to know. They have a right to do so. Of those to whom much has been given, much will be required. If we know that which will be of service to our fellows, we have no right to keep it to ourselves alone....

...lives are devoted to this subject to teach them what they ought to know. They have a right to do so. Of those to whom much has been given, much will be required. If we know that which will be of service to our fellows, we have no right to keep it to ourselves alone....

...grace. Under the law strict justice reigns. Opportunities and responsibilities are evenly balanced. Of those to whom much has been given much will be required. Those who have sinned against little light, will be beaten with few stripes. We are ignorant of the...

...are the words of Rev. G. Frederick Wright: "Opportunities and responsibilities are evenly balanced. Of those to whom much has been given much will be required. Those who have sinned against little light will be beaten with few stripes." 3 The application of the...

...the finest of the wheat. And let me just remind you that of those to whom much has been given mnoh will be required. Allow me in conclusion to congratulate...see our honored mother, of whom we are confessedly proud, renewing her strength, if not her age, as the years roll by. At the conclusion of Dr. Parke's...

...small one, that God will require of him no account. God is in the small things as well as in the great. Of those to whom much has been given much will be required, while from those to whom little has been given, but little will be required. Men and nations stand...

...sense ? Every one at the last day will have to render an account of the gifts God has given them ; and of those to whom much has been given much will be required. That is the code of divine justice as formulated by our Divine Saviour Himself. Now Teresa from her...