The Sun.
London, England, 1861-05-22 00:00:00

THE PAPACY.

The Gazette du Danube publishes the following
as the text of a circular addressed by Cardinal An-
tonin to the diplomatic body :
" The violent invasion by Peidmont of the greater
part of the States of the Holy See has, on the one
side, the character of a flagrant violation of the
temporal sovereignty of the Pope, and, on the other,
been the seal of a period which belongs to the most
unfortunate and most deplorable of history by the
serious prejudices experienced by the Church. The
world knows to satiety the history of the different
acts of hostility to which the Pontifical State has
been exposed on the part of the invading Govern-
ment.

" The decree which that Government has issued,
for suppressing the convents and other religious
establishments in order to lay hands on their pro-
perty, is a proof of its complete alliance with the
spoliatory tendencies of the revolutionary spirit,
and also a demonstration of the monstrous contra-
diction with the fundamental law which the inva-
der would pretend to wish to put into force in the
said provinces.

" After the possessions of the said convents had
passed into the power of the usurping Government,
the administration, under the illusory title of ' ec-
clesiastical fund,' proceeds on the instructions of
the said Government to make known to the public
that it thinks of selling the landed property which
had been thus usurped. The persons who desire to
purchase this property will have to take their mea-
sures in consequence. As the possession of the said
religious establishments form a part of the patri•
mony of St. Peter, the projected sale is equivalent
to a spoliation of the ecclesiastical property.
"If the thing be looked at in this point of view,
which is the only true one, it immediately becomes
clear that, according to justice and equity, no one
could lend himself to such purchases, because, in
so doing, he would execute deeds with the usurper
of the property of another. To this may be added
the consideration applicable to the present case of
the well known canonical laws, which, in protec-
ing the integrity and inviolability of the patrimony
of the Church, inflicts special reprimands and other
punishments as well ou the usurpers of ecclesiasti-
cal property as on those who should take any part
in the unjust and sacrilegious act.
" The Consistorial Allocution of the Pope of the
17th December should form, by reason of its autho-
rity and its publicity, a document more than suffi-
cient to prevent any one, to whatever rank or
country he may belong, from purchasing the pro-
perty resulting from this spoliation. Nevertheless,
in order to prevent any pretexts or justifications
which might arise, his Holiness has wished an offi-
cial communication to be made on the subject to
the diplomatic corps, in obedience to which desire
I send you the present note.

" ANTONELLI."

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