WESTERN STORY: 2008

FROM KANSAS

Acer (maple) is a genus of trees or shrubs.

There are approximately 125 species, most of which are native to Asia, but several species also occur in Europe, northern Africa, and North America.

The word Acer is derived from a Latin word meaning "sharp" (referring to the characteristic points on the leaves) and was first applied to the genus by the French botanist Joseph Pitton de Tournefort in 1700.

FOR TRAIN ROBBERY

Jesse James and his gang robbed numerous trains, banks and stages coaches... Notify Authorities Liberty, MISSOURI.

CALAMITY VICKY

The famous woman farmer of the wild Chorrera City! The camarade of Don Quixote and rough Sancho.

CALAMITY JANE!

The famous woman scout of the wild west! Heroine of a thousand thrilling aventures! The terror of evildoers in the black hills! The camarade of Buffalo Bill!

PRAYERS

A PRAYER FOR THE COUNTRY FAMILY

WE BELIEVE that:

Farming is a noble Christian occupation.
The farm home is a most suitable place to rear a Christian family.
The good earth is the greatest material gift of God to man.

WE KNOW that:

In this vocation we country people work closely with God in producingthe essential elements of life.

By making ourselves aware of the special graces and opportunities of thisway of life, and by cooperating with them, we and our families can mostreadily give glory to God and grow in holiness and happiness.

The earth returns greatest honor to God when through our care and labor,it brings forth an abundance for our family's needs and those of society, forthis generation and for those to come.

WE PROCLAIM that:

We will strive always to appreciate and hold fast to the spiritual values ofour vocation and to prevent the materialism of this age from blinding us tothem.

We will model our homes on that of Nazareth; by working, learning,playing, and especially praying together we will strengthen our faith inGod and our mutual love and unity; we will fulfill our obligation to be goodneighbors, faithful parishioners, loyal and active citizens.

We will regard our land as God's land; as stewards of His bounty we will conserve and improve it so that it will increasingly continue to give glory to Him.

WE PRAY that:

Through God's grace we may have wisdom and strength to grow constantly in the virtues necessary for holy rural living:

Faith, Hope firmly founded in knowledge of God's wisdom andprovidence, Love, Patience with the slow deliberate cycle of seasonsand years, Fortitude, Temperance, Compassion, Mercy, Zeal.

Amen.

WE GIVE THANKS

O GOD, source and giver of all things,
who manifests Your infinite majesty, power and goodness
in the earth about us,
we give You honor and glory.

For the sun and rain,
for the manifold fruits of our fields,
for the increase of our herds and flocks,
we thank You.
For the enrichment of our souls with divine grace,
we are grateful.

Supreme Lord of the harvest,
graciously accept us and the fruits of our toil,
in union with Christ Your Son,
as atonement for our sins,
for the growth of Your Church,
for peace and charity in our homes,
for salvation to all.

Amen.

PRAYER IN HONOR OF SAINT ISIDOREO

GOD,

who taught Adam the simple art of tilling the soil,
and who through Jesus Christ, the true vine,
revealed yourself the husbandman of our souls,
deign, we pray, through the merits of blessed Isidore,
to instill into our hearts a horror of sin and a love of prayer,
so that, working the soil in the sweat of our brow,
we may enjoy eternal happiness in heaven,
through the same Christ our Lord.

Amen.

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