New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-30
The Pope and his DOnbie-Headed SUI
premacy.

A large audience assembled at the raber-
nacle last evening listen the Second Lecture Of
Father Gava1ds Course whose subject for this even
ing WA, The Pope and hts Double Headed Suprem.
acy" In commencing his Lecture he remarked that
biz subject had been announced a. the Tyranny Of
the Pope but this was not the proper title Of hs sub
iect lie would speak OF the Double headed 5u
premAcy Of the Pops the Spiritual and the
Temporal Power Of the Pope. suppose said he
chat from the days of Christ Christianity has ever
been tie same thing ald therefore, year after
year and age after age the speakers on Chris
tsnity have always repeated the same thing 80
And. therefore, when / 20 America % speak
Christianity % Americans, the American people cannot
expect from anything very new. shall have some
fcts especially the Continent and nIaly, really
new But the general substance Of my lectures cannot
be new. You will remember that my particular purpose
in coming 10 America, has been 10 speak 70 my Italians
and ~ my Italians have perhaps some Of them. come
here tonight for the hrst time, would remark mat
10 speak clearly and feariessly 70 them, against
TIE Papacy and may be necessary that speak TO my
ItAlians, the things your preachers speak
you every Sunday. Also, ! have great hope to speak
not only in EeW-York, but 10 some other Roman
Catholics. / have received invitation ~ lecture
IN another place | hsye received a letter from
Roman Catholic gentleman, who says he
agrees with nOst Of my views but be cannot agree
with me IN my efforts 70 overthrow the spiritual power
something sgsnstthe spiritual power Of the Pope shai
have accomplished some good
The lecturer now spoke in Italian, as follows
Chrst founded Christianity not as Pspal Supremacy
and Monarchy but Republic 80 long a. the
Church was governed repubhcanly IL had Love and
Charity instead d ~ present vices which arse from ths
clerical dominion. In the early times the several con
gregstiOus elected their shops and had s stem
been continued should have heard VI no heFess
Of the oppression OF the People, Of but
should have been all Of Faith, one Bapusn,
Church, one God, one Heart one Charity. We should
have been al sheep u he same nock under one shep-
herd But soon ~ POpish Supremacy eutsred ingO
the Church she srOye 20 MAINTAIN her asdrped author
ty and schsus and the strife between the Fat and the
West Churchrs entered into her bosom and rent her.
Rome then had but one description Of unfy-the unity
o. despousm Of persecution, Of cruelty VI errorseh
- her iaaiy
Uniry N The Church Is impossible only Ia some fun
ofrnsDIsl prBciples t pOssiDle-in dlscipine 10 IN
pcssibl Leaves diier from leaves-nnan differs from
nan worm differs from w0gTn-eTeanOn oilers from
creation God created hGTmOny-nOt moaOtJDy. Per.
tect ur1orulisy u not D. be found Ia families N
rising IN sleeping, labor, IN repose, Ia dress, in
conformation 90 20 the Church ysrts-Open the
ornhs al there 10 unifofnn-the silence solitude patrs-
iscuon worms Sshes-n al IL uniiorInty out among
i've Dengs there y uniiOInty except Ia slavery. Ia
ihe Church u Chrst there IL uniformity except In
undans nlAl dOgmss and " keep " ths the supremacy
anew Pspa supremacy hey know oGr The s1pFeu1-
scy Il God and perfect Charity under which belief MY
suffered mATryrdom-
When Supremacy ard Monarchy entered in,s ne
ChrsrSn Republic thsn entered The scandal Of prssuy
srrogauee And Of what can these priests De proud
Have they LOT always been bind leader. Of me blind
Il nan shoNs today rs bad instead o. he god quail
Ger thu uses from The lmperfecroEs Of the priest
nod
We nus, therefore destroy the Suprera1ey-fos when
tie sovernors Of the Church true pasors we learn
tiattrse charity exsted Let Z hoS be supposed hat
TIE Christianity impossible to-dsyi Tor were poo
abe ior % nave exzted under Tie pressure Of the
ryrsary Of tie early tunes g nl0cn more possible an
der cur present condition tsr shO1d return % and
soursh N u pristine purity We have 40 inclination
Of serytude. except % God. Why su2plan, charity By
supremacy
with 10, having done ny duSy. sAas have the con
sOlIng recseusn 4 having spoken IN America and the
seed COW here shall reap N If3y leare not whether
nv word De hztensd % not I VIII spe4k the sane
ana Z vii De heard 10 Italy Tnr01gh 81 he Ene Of
Popes % Pc X We have been Tie victims q this So
prensscy We have shed cur blood % crUvn he rOyAA
houses Of savoy and Nzp1s We have suffered 81 ne
wars Of he GaeDhs and GhiOetnes AsehzTeih, the
Secretary II The FoFenrioe Government, has rrItrn
thGi 50 long POpes reign in Rome there e.n BE- no
Italy Ths has been proved BY me events Of Ie4s shen
Z mpeded al Improvement and efeesaAiy es1'oa ne
tiEmJs Of the reaction.
There are n Europe but three free eoonin.s-S@
gun Sardinia md England In each OF tsese ne rope