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<dl><dd>" Dearly beloved Brethren and Children in  Jesus Christ,   AS it is our first and indispensable  duty to keep God's commandments  — " If thou wilt enter into life," says  Christ, "keep the commandments "  (Matt, xix, 17)— so it ought to be our  primary and chief devotion, to worship  God by the exercises of faith, hope, and  charity. Still it has been the general  practice of the saints and other eminent  servants of God to unite with the exercise of these divine virtues, as a means  of nourishing and increasing' them, cer-  tain particular devotions, according as  they have been inspired by the Holy  Ghost, or prompted by their own reflections. Some of these holy personages have devoted themselves to the  special service of that most pure and  holy of creatures by means of whom  our Redeemer Jesus Christ was grven  to us ; others have dedicated their lives  to the perpetual adoration of this in-arnate God,in the adorable Sacr amen  of the Altar; others haye consecraka  themselves to the particular worswp  of the precious wounds, or the veneiat to  countenance, or the loving Heart ol W  divine Jesus."</dd></dl><p>Digitized by Google.
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<dl><dd>Front inside cover, back inside cover and back cover of wrappers has publisher's advertisements</dd>
<dd>Includes bibliographical references</dd>
<dd>Burns Library copy has editorial markings</dd>
<dd>c.1: 99/00 0460R</dd></dl><br>Subjects: Sacred Heart, Devotion to -- Meditations; Immaculate Heart of Mary, Devotion to; Sacred Heart, Devotion to; Mary, Blessed Virgin, Saint -- Devotional literature; Mary, Blessed Virgin, Saint</div>
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<dl><dd>Milner, John, 1752-1826</dd>
<dd>Pius VII, Pope, 1742-1823</dd></dl></div>
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