The Wife as the Treasurer of the Home. Man's province to provide for the home: Woman's to dispense the treasures of the home 61 Economy of time ; Order, comfort, loveliness 62 Stewardship of the wealthy wife 63 Two extremes to be avoided 66 She dispenses hospitality 67 An American wife ; an ideal home 69 The wife as the friend of the poor 73 Spirit of charity in Catholic countries 74 The lofty ideal of Catholic Spain 76 That of Catholic Germany — St.
The Wife's Crowning Duty: Fidelity. Solicitude of the Church for the honour of the home 91 Conjugal fidelity illustrated 95 Rebecca 97 Judith 97 Anna, the Prophetess 98 Fidelity to the living intended here 99 Rules: Reserve and secrecy Friendships that are baneful Remedies in danger and trial Imperative necessity of supernatural virtue to women sorely tried Example of fidelity: The child- wife Vanity, the path to dishonour The home-pleasures which are a safeguard Honour the tree of life in the home paradise CHAPTER VIII.
The Mother. Supernatural methods of the true mother Share of the Divine Spirit in the work of education Other qualities in the mother's government Consistency.
The Mother's Office towards Childhood. What a child is in the sight of God The soul of childhood The mind of childhood How it is to be cultivated: a beautiful example Joyousness and love of enjoyment How nature is to be made lovely to the child Make the child see everywhere God and his angels Never, at any moment, repel your children Faith and trust in a mother's love are the breath of life for her children The mother is the keeper of her children's hearts How a solid religions character is built up Be invariably cheerful Be pitiless towards uncharitableness CHAPTER X.
The Mother's Office towards Boyhood and Girlhood. The boys and girls in the labourer's home Courage and generosity of labouring women How firmly they can count on Christ's assistance Other treasures found in such homes Their children to be taught the dignity of labour To be kept joyous To be stimulated by praise Their mother should be gentle, low- voiced, and patient What kind of independence they are to be given Extreme care in choosing companions for them CHAPTER XI.
Formation of Boyhood and Girlhood — continued. Simplicity in dress and sobriety in food Sense of duty to be inculcated very early And sedulously cultivated Cultivate the hearts of your children Children are not born but made heartless Heartlessness is but full-blown selfishness Examples of heartlessness: a heartless girl A heartless wife and husband CHAPTER XII.
Culture of the Heart — continued. The rich treasures and mighty moral forces undeveloped in the heart of youth Even in the hearts of the poor Instance: Madame Barat, Foundress of the Ladies of the Sacred Heart Education a creation Create in tho heart of childhood and boyhood generosity in conquering self Generosity in the exercise of the home-charities Reverence and devotion towards sick parents and others Forbearance towards the aged and infirm Generosity in forgetting one's aches to please others A beautiful instance of it Generosity in practising the out-door charities A patriarchal family and its charities Make not the bread of hospitality bitter CHAPTER XIII.
Special Training for Girls and Boys I. What is special in the training of girls Simplicity in dress Suitability in dress not extravagance Passion for dress and passion for light reading "What girls should read Special religious topics: Modern errors What girls should not read Teach them the value of time Minutes the golden sands of time "Odd moments "and their use Practice of devotion: Careful choice of them Their significance to be carefully explained The mother's guidance with respect to matrimony With respect to vocations to religious life II.
Special care needed in educating boys Ground them in true piety — the foundation of true manliness It is the ideal of true manhood Its characteristics: The oath and rules of chivalry Fearlessness in the cause of Truth: St. Columbanus "Be the Soldier of Truth! No Struggle, no Crown! No Liberty, no Honour or Dignity! Duties towards Parents and Servants. The ancient patriarchal authority still a living institution Filial piety the religion of sweetest gratitude Kindness to parents-in-law A heroic example II.
The Christian idea of service Win your servants' hearts The Catholic Golden Rule: Do them all the good you can, and make them as good as you can Care of servants' souls in Catholic countries "If you would be loved, love" The tie of household charity loosened in modern society Unite a motherly interest with reserve Encourage them to consult you and trust in you Do not judge them hastily Try to make them comfortable, to refine and elevate them Do not overburden them with work In sickness care for them tenderly Praise them generously, but justly How servants repay kindness CHAPTER XV.
Obstacles to the Right Government of the Home. The Mistress of the Borne, and her Social Duties. Girlhood of the Virgin Mother, its model Her public life, a guide for the trials of womanhood Girls reared in affluence and forced to labour Superior virtue developed in adversity: Instances Lady companions: their hard lot Guidance for them An ideal example of their influence Rules for the direction of governesses School-teachers: they must be guided by the same rules Thorough training needed: Normal schools in England Not to be satisfied with a low standard of excellence Should be well remunerated Special advice to teachers CHAPTER XVIII.
The Toilers of the Shop and the Loom. The divine comforts of poverty and toil Toilers in the shop: Their abject servitude Hard lot of dressmakers Advice to dressmakers and saleswomen Woman in manufactures The brilliant side of modern industry Its hideous side Godless and conscienceless industry a foul plague-spot The Ancient Church the helper of women Appeal against heartless industry It cuts down the tree to gather the fruit It destroys the child, the woman, and the home A European statesman on factory women Remedial measures from religion CHAPTER XIX.
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