It is true; but what he does by his priests, is his power. ny contention, and retired toGrandmont, a desert one league distant, carrying with them his preciousremains. Paul Diac. {651}MARCH XXIV.
Hisinflexible firmness, in maintaining every point of monastic discipline,was tempered by the most winning sweetness and charity, and anunalterable calmness and meekness. He often crept over the steepest and most rugged mountains,covered with ice or snow, to visit some poor hut of Indians, and givethem suitable comfort and instruction. Stilting, the Bollandist, in the life of St. To his interrogatories,Joseph answered, that he was a Christian, and had always taught the sunto be an inanimate creature.
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