François-Xavier Gautrelet

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The Christian Nurse and Her Mission in the Sickroom by François-Xavier Gautrelet, translated by John Mason Neale.

Chapter 5.

Of the faults which we must guard against in attendance upon the sick.

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For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org The Christian Nurse and Her Mission in the Sickroom By François-Xavier Gautrelet Translated by John Mason Neal Part 2, Chapter 4 How to Assist the Sick Person in Preparing for Confession When the sick person has made up his mind to confess, you can offer to help him to prepare without fatigue and trouble.

To this end you may suggest some reflections which would make him appreciate the benefit of a good confession, such as the following.

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PREFACE OF THE CHRISTIAN NURSE AND HER MISSION IN THE SICK ROOM The Christian Nurse and Her Mission in the Sick Room by François-Xavier Gautrelet Translated by John Mason Neal Preface this little work is translated by one of the sisters of st margaret's home should it prove acceptable to those for whom it is designed it may be followed by others of the same kind the title of the original is methode pour assister les elle est disposée à la mort à l'usage des personnes qui par office ou par circonstance s'emploient au service des malades par le père gautrelet de la compagnie de jésus bruxelles wagener I am responsible for the translation itself, and for the omission of some and abbreviation of other passages.

These omissions and abridgements arise chiefly from the wish to be as brief as possible, and Fr.

Gautrelet is here and there liable to the charge of unnecessary lengthiness and needless repetitions.