The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-05
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Father Gavazzi delivered his fifth lecture in th. Broad
way Tabernacle last evening" before pretty lsrg audi
ence. On his appearance he much applsuded 81
begged pardon of his audience for mistake which ha
appeared in portion of the public press mention dns
TX O'Clock the hour of his lecture, when it was nd
would be O'Clock precisely The subject of this eva
ing, he said is the temporal powers Of the Pope es
chilly that which is called Popedom, the Kingdom a
the Pope and the matter is very large shall only
prove this evening this temporal power Of the Pore IN
practice the peculiar prince of the Roman States sn
with the blessing of God Friday shall speak Of The
temporal of the Pope considered under the aspect
oftemporal supremacy at large with the law. On
Friday say, shall speak on the subject Of tho
Papal intolerance. Father Gavazi then deliver
ed an address, usual in the Italnn tongue.
after which he proceeded with his lecture in NnRish
The Pope is LiDgis king-with power, spendor, gran
deur, and royal court. He is king; but the question
is is he lawful kng Yes-thc temporal power Of the
Pope is it scriptura The is rather diA1eult
one We find in the Gospel Christ prea ching before P
late and saying. "My kingdom is not of this world'
But Jesuit Cardinal Bearmno once said that Crrist
answered in that way because he dying, and that
being go near as he was to death really and jusya
swered, My kingdom il not OF this world kan
going my father and therefore my kingdom is Of an
ether wordof the everlasting world The answer Is .
the honor to ssy thai christ was not
and therefore Christ when he sad 81 the way and
the fe spoke the truth Christ not the inventor
of the mental reservation and therefore when Christ
said my kingdom is not of this world" " tho words Of
Christ mean that really in this world he had
man possesses really kingdom, whom he is dy-
ing he transmits his his hers; and
left the possession to Peter his EARTH and
from Peter to all of Peteviz he would have
not of this world !" therefore shall maintain ths4
really Christ had any kingdom never win have
and therefore, if he only humble and poor
and with thorns IT is sign that he was very far from
Word Of God We nd in the New stament all but the
temporal OF the Pope. St. Paul said clearly that
any one who is engaged with the things Of God cannot
follow temporal affairs And according to this have
the theory of Christ ive to Cpsar the things
and the practice of the primitive Christians according Ia
St Paul pray for all mag strates ard governors,
and princes, and kings" Therefore, in tho primitive
times of Christianity have temporal power tho
Pope More and more according to the book Of Cod we
find that Christ sadin order quote the authority
very well to old Roman Catholic byethren 50
that they may not be mistaken this point have With
my very little friend the good and faithful New Tes-
tamentand find in Luke 22d chapter and 18th verse;
Then he said unto them, the kings of the GentIes
exercise lordship thee. and they who exercise
authority over them are called benefactors; but 1t shall
younger and he who Is chief as he who doth serve
Now this text excludes entirely any princpay or royal
y among the Apostles and therefore, according the
Word Of Cod we have temporal power transmitted
the present Pope-Pope Plus * at Rome; and there
FORE arrive the first conclusion that the tenn
pctal power of the Pope is really unscriptura But II
this temporal power does not come from God from whom
does IT Gomez Hear Satan appeared to our
fore me- shall give all the kingdoms of the earth'
and Christ answered. go away Satan aughter II
ven" We nd present that the successor of Peter
ced-and the vicar of Christ enjoys principaty and
is really king What sign is that2 That he kneit be-
fore Satan (Aprsuse) If Christ never did grant any
kingdom to the Pope and if promised kingdoms to
Christ he should worship him. therefore, when sue
Of Christ called possesses enjoys kingdom
itsa sign that he hnel before Satan (Appause very
good sign dear brethren for the temporal power Of
the Pope The Pope the spiritual head of the church.
and he enjoys the title of universal bishop from mur-
dererer, the Emperor Foeusand he enjoys the az
fat,ynus IN teanporalus from usurper Pepn Of France
the great rohber of the French kingdom So that you
have the two supporters Of papacy and popedom-a
aerer and robber. History deposes to the same, We
have charemagne also who granted some princpalities
othe Pope in Italy but for two first MAIN
sin Italy divided because he said until the Pope exist
Italy Will not be safe, but the Pope will retain always
the possession of the princpaty which grant at pre-
sent and therefore Italy will be Italy. The
second end of Charltmagne was to make Of Italy .
province of France defend the kingdom and empire Of
France by OF italian and Italian hearts. So
that have the Pope, in the time of Charlemagne
great vassal of the French empire After that period
his temporal kingdom. Tho Countess Matilda of
Tuscany DYING, left to him all her dominion in
sood Seventh who ossSscy to
the Roman Catholic clergy His historians monks and
bishops that this woman, the Countess Matilda
in love with Pope Gregory Seventhbut all spiritual love-
my friends Qaughter.) And, according to her spirit
ua love, she abandoned her second husband and came
lover, (aughter) and dying the Counters Matilda, in
order to prove her love to be truly spiritual one left to
Pore Gregory Seventh all her possessions in Tuscany 20
left 10 Gregory Seventh to to the whole world in
future that she loved-but loved spiritualytho Pope
rbe misgovernment of the Papal Sates and the want
Of prog and improvement in all material affairs for
Se adverted TO the PROBABILITY Of America BEING soo
blessed with cardinal rank which proved to be 8 secu
lar not religious dgnitary and read extracts from the
oath prescribed to the cardinals to show that they
spies and inquisitoIs.