are there no diseases then ?" "Why, yes, Monsignor," interrupted the Cardinal, with the patient air of one talking to a child, "there are hundreds of those; and they are very real indeed; but they are almost entirely mental--or psychical, as some call them.

And there are specialists on all of these.

Bad habits of thought, for example, always set up some kind of disease; and there are hospitals for these; and even isolation homes." "Forgive me, your Eminence," put in the doctor, with a certain imperiousness, "but I think we ought not to talk to Monsignor too much on this subject.

May I put a question or two ?" "I beg your pardon, doctor.Certainly.Put any question you wish." The doctor sat down again.
"Have you been in the habit of saying Mass every day, Monsignor ?" "I.

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