They are all glad McMaster is going out to St. Mary's Hospital, and they will not worry because they cannot see him just yet. Mrs. Keiley says he will have every attention there, and ill be under the same roof with the Blessed Sacrament. Sister Gertrude feels gald that he is so courageous in submitting to hospitalization. She urges him not to overtire himself by praying too long and too often. Mother Louise is making him a chest protector which will have special virtue in it since it comes from Carmel, and which they will send to Mrs. Keiley for him. She asks him to give her love to the Sisters at St. Mary's, remembering her own visits to them. The Mother is better. :: I-2-g A.L.S. 4pp. 12mo.