New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-18
LECTURES. DELEGATIONS. &c.
Padre Gavazzfs italian Service and Sermon last
Evening the Tnbernnce.

from the Apostle Paul. read the 10th chapter OF the Epistle
TO the Romans beginning
any hs' r' desire and prayer God for Israel thai
My Friends The Apostle Paul said, long before there
were Pope in Rome that he felt assured of their being full
of light and glory That say long before there was
Pope Nor could he have expecedhat any increase OF
light and glory could accrue to them in future times from
the Popes for he said in the chapter have just read that
Christ is the end of the law for all righteousness" But
Won will see in chapter which will read by and bye that
Paul propheced something rather opposed to light and go
nv as ing about to from POpery The Romans were
filled with the spirit of God before they had Popemtor
which we have the incOnestble testimony of Paul That
they have very little of either and since they have
had Pops learn by our own experience and the page OF
history Therefore our duty to God and to country is
effect the total destruction of Popery spiritual and tenn
poral
without a Pope so might we be now in the nineteenth
century, without Pope, Paul says that wherever he
preaching his testimony was corroborated by the gift
of performing miracles. This performance of miracles -
one the claims up by the Pope to-day in aid OF his
support from Heaven This the contrary is proof of
the f,tv of Popery for the miracles of Paul and the
other Apostles performed in the early days of Ch ST
ianiy to convince unbeevers (Such is the of mrac ~
therefore fmraces be performed in Rome this is
proof that the Popi>h population nidel and requires
miracles to convince them
The Padre then recited the Pater N0ster.
After which he read part ohe lind Chapter of ID hesa
lonians from the beginning to the 18th verse, ending:
hsl send them deuson, that they
the truth but have pleasure in unrghteousness"
This is the opposite the first chapter read, and it evil
IDENTITY prophecy of Popery ~ Is amply cOrroborated by
the writings OF John and otherapostes Is not the Pope
the only who raises himself above all mems he not
styled by all the writers of the Church. King of Kings
Niceregen OF God Is he not greater than God Can
the Pope do that which God cannot do-for what is il
cit for God the not c for the POpe Is not the
Pope above all right well all might The adversary
of which Paul speaks, does he not say am mat dm
Compare every word-every sylable-every letter of
Paul end acknowledge that he prophesed respect
ing the Pope in the Vatican He not as low fellow,
but temporal prince with great power and with mira
ces No person be styled beatus who has not per
formed miracles during his life and since his death The
Church full of miracles legends sants-but as Paul says
they false miracles Consider these miracles Pht'oSo
icdy and you cannot fail to perceive their complete ao
,urdy When Paul says that the eyes of certain persons
will be blinded for them to be deluded by strong de-
ceit that they should believe lie and be damned, the
prophecy clearly audes to POpery and the PapstS any
one will continue paps after reading the Bible, then in
deed he be stupidity blind or corrupted by worldly III
terest
We have to thank God that are born Ialans-for
shall be the first people in the world rs
united and independent. We possess the patience of the
German the ardOr of the French the pertinacy of the
Spanard the energy of the English and American. For
tins reason shall have the cOunenance of other
matte rs for should eclipse them We must place our
hopes in assistance from any foreign power-we must
do all for ourselves and be religious With the mere polt
cal sentiment shall effect nothing BE not eager to be
come creaorsbe satisfied with being instruments God
will call into national existence when the proper time
shall arrive Before combating any other adversary
must combat Popery, because it is the chief the real and
most fatal enemy of Italy pardon GOberti for his differ
cuce of opinion with me this subjectts because he
dead 2diy because he wrote with good intention suppo
sing independence and liberty could be gained through
the Pope But do forgive him his aspersons against
Sart and Macchaye calling the one pagan and the other
hereto,
What is necessary for is to think ofndependence and
not to make ourselves uneasy respecting the form OF Gov
ernmen-that will be after consideration Alter the
great victory of independence then amicaby discuss
respecting our political state-the particular form of
liberty as in England and America. That will then be
most easy matter. Speaking respecting liberty is
ercsing an inqusiton over the opinions OF others it
folly an imposition, a of mischief Who you
who presume urge on us any particular form OF Govern
ment republican m0narchcal! Plus IN Is despO be-
he imposes upon his form of Government and
are the despOs of Naples Tuscany MOdena &c SO, who
ever strives TO impose me his particular opinion OF any
sort of liberty i despOt
The enemy we have to fight is the Pope The clergy is
cast apart-a separate cassstrangers their native
land Everywhere they the same. lit Piedmont they
have striven destroy liberty in Belgium they strug
Cling in their hands the education Of the
youth in Spain sooner have the Rei0rners gained vic
tory than the Clergy resume their power and make
cordat giving endowment 10 5000 monks in France
see puppe clergy, greeting and blessing the Republic
when in lis day of triumph then intriguing for It's overthrow
then ustymg the couPdttat then audng and blessing the
assassin backleg The RepheT Of his Hnce then introducing
the esu all the face of the country and cOnvng 10
put the public education OF the youth into their hands But
II Us wait till after the cOr0natiOnten shall how
they will agree with this present idol He has had his abso
luton-beiore confession-he and his wife-candd souls
pure and chase, late from the murders of political
eeance and the orgies of prohgae debaucheres And in
America what dsTbs the Internal repose OF It's Republics
See unhappy MeXico-whcncc arse her troubles Are
they not the Nunco of his Holiness the Nicegerent Of
the God of Peace!
From the clergy springs the POpethe serve tool of the
despOc powers. From the very nature Of his nomination
he must be dependent foreign princes Austria give
her reto So can France Being little temporal prince he
must keep on good with and be dependent on the
more powerful princes and destroy his subjects at their bid
ding Can he then be independent Can he strive TO i'm
prove the prosperity of his country On his elevation to
The Papa throne he to Transmits his successors the
Papacv he then accede to any reforms Never
has Ponf, Bishop, opposed any invasion All
POpes from Gregory H. TO Pho TX. have been enemies OF
Itav Through them did the Invasion of Italy occur To
extend their influence they betrayed their country to for
cicners Such il has Away been-such 1t always will be
with Papist Popes and Priests
When Gregory H. found that the Emperor OF Germany
was opposed image worship he stirred up the Long0
bars 10 war against him. but this king seeing that IN truth
the Emperor was right in his christian opposition TO dotr
the Pope then applied to Franceo Charles Martel and
by the aid the Gallo arms the apOstate Pope waged war
to establish pagan image worship prohibited by God IN the
decaogue and by Christ To maintain idolary the rope
invited invaders into his country Barbarous were these
nyasOnsbut ten fold barbarous were the Ropes VINO III
yted them from Gregory H. to Pho TX. OF all the invasions
the worst which Italy had to suffer have always been nose
which have come from France the time when otePne
III led King Pepn Italy TO the expedition OF the
Louis Bonaparte invited by Pho TX Nor was the rreno
Republic free from these crimes Genoa ana ,, Erencb
glorious republics were extnguished under the mrs.
Rennbic "a Rome was assassnated under the secon IS
DO not be scandalized, If can say nothing out %
France have my opinion. France has always pesi,y
Italy, and there be NO hope from any is'@s