English to Spanish Art/Literary Religion 19th century book; Christian mothers

The mother must be the earnest and affectionate guide to the Savior. She must take her little ones by the hand and lead them in the paths of piety. No one else can possibly have the influence which a mother may possess, or the facilities which she enjoys. She knows the various dispositions of her children; their habits of thought; their moods of mind. Thus can she adapt instruction to their needs. She alone can improve the numberless occurrences which open the mind for instruction, and give it susceptibility to religious impression. She is with them when they are in sickness or pain. She can take advantage of the calm of the morning, and of the solemn stillness of the evening. In moments of sadness she can point their minds ***to brighter worlds, and to more satisfying joys***.