It is notstrange, then, that saints should have delighted to blend their nameswith the cross wherewith their hearts were so closely ent He founded amonastery at Govane, near the river Cluyd, converted all the land ofCantire to the faith of Christ, and died a martyr by the hands ofinfidels, towards the end of the sixth century. Auxentius, Hermit. His bones were in many places broken ordislocated, and his flesh mangled.
d joy every order of hiswisdom, and placing its entire happiness and comfort in theaccomplishment of his adorable most holy will. By this discourse he healed thesores left in the church of Antioch by the late schism. The judge saw that totorment him longer was laboring to shake a rock, and was forced atlength to own hi All the machinations of hell were not able todefeat the divine mercy, not even by the scandal of those falseChristians, whom je
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