New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-28
Father Gavazzi st the the Tabernacle last
Evening.

a. follows, IN Italian
Mt DEAA BRETHREN. TIE English call the Chris
tan duties Of the sunday Service WE in Itdy, call
/, " Es-sAsp (csho) TIE Pspd Church requires tss
members 70 attend Mass il does not strive 70 improve
the mind or induce man to do works Of charity It
command. IN outward form Of worship. The print
tive Church Of the Apostles passed their Sundays in
residing tie scriptures, and hesing teacAins-tais
therefore duyour eoa'cisnces tells "a that s
So Mass il in L1tia-it teaches us nothing The
members Of the Church stand or kneel often half in
and bali out OF Church in the very street-ihey can
hear nothing and are not one ot the better for the per
formance- whereas If portion Of the Bible had been
read some advantage would have been derived from
the time employed As John says, we should adore
God in spirit-uot with fine music. 6ne aowers, AMI
candies Chris, told 70 90 Mass-the primitive
Christians met together read the Bible prayed, and
were taught.
While in Italy from the force Of education sai habit
though, that II had not attended regularly the Msss
had committed a dreadful sin ! know better now
The People do not understand the Priests themselves
do not understand IT, IL IL = mere formula os, time
Just resd the Bible.
Tie system began in London. shall follow here
and in some future time | will follow il in Italy
Priests and Laity decide what sort Of Church
vice they will hsve-according 20 the diferens
condition Of the several nations. Ia England one
method in America another method in France smother
Germany another. differing according TO the people
and even to the climate Ours would be poctics
than that OF England
Twin commence by reading few Of exhorts-
ton from Paul then chapter ofan Epise then the PI
Nosts and then Discourse and then discourse "a did
in London when showed that the ltasnswsre not inf.
dels merely they did not go Protestant, or TO
l. IL. ~. 4 -.
only inhdels To the Pope. Popery demands too much
obedience Of mind. Of conscience Of body. Of every
thns-too much pissDe Obedience But let US lay aside
rosaries and make ourselves honest mcnhst Is better
than rosariesbetter than idola,rous alteration of the
Virgin Mary, latin masses, chaunts, &c Our prayer
Is the Pster Noster. Christ comprised sll In that
The Padre then read in Italian the 9th chapter Of
Paul TO the Romans after which he reci,cd the PIir
Nosier
His text for his discourse was taken from xvii Psalm
| 9th and lOth verses The Padre then commenced hs
discourse saying Extremes meet-after clouds
the sunshne--sfter the tempest succeeds the calm.
| The more violent the vi0ence-the more we suffer
| the nearer are we salvation Such ia the case with
Italy but lei her In her hour OF extreme need turn 10
/ God-not TO bigotry OF Jesutsrn blu, lee her have
hope In God rather than In and human efforts.
In Egypt He raised delivsrer in Moses Ia all times
has He saved those who trusted in Him lie will raise
deliverer for Italy The reaction Of 80 has tramped
under foot everything gained by the great the pacific
revolution Of lsl7 The Pope so good forgiving
noble, has been crushed exactly because Of it, tn
nocenee, its goodness, as was Christ aagelated,
crowned and crucihed by the Pharsees
The crime of Italy before Europe, before France be
fore Austria before Russia and before the all power
fl England is that she showed the road TO the arts to
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have willed to have country, thus crimlnsl,
and we swear to have a country. lAppause
Christ was betrayed by Judas and In all things con.
corning the death of Christ we shall End parallel in
the death Of Italy 80 shall we find Ike parallel in
/ bis resurrection.
/ Who tas been the Judas Of Italy since 1917 The
King Of Naples Loud applause The Neapoian
Judas that he nigh, bersy Italy with kisi sppaussl
pretended to love Italy gave Constitution, feigned
thatths red In the ri color repugnant his humane
feelings ali 10 gain time and 10 avoid hosting the lia
ian tricolor in place Of hs own Bourbon banner lie
succeeded 10 bis reacherous projects, he ruined the
I Lombard campaign and soon he could shed the
blood OF hi subjects he shrank from the red blood
Of his miserable victims IAPpause
| When Christ arrested, where did they conduct
| hint To CaiphAs the High Priest Who 10 the CLphSs
Of I,alyi ts high priest Pic TX. lGreat applause
AZ Caiphas was surrounded with bis seribes and
Pharisees so the modern Cslphas was surrounded
with bis CARDINALS lgrea, appausel, with an army Of
Jesuits. LGreat applause
But the Caphas of old cunningly avoided pronoun
cling judgment upon Christ did the modern Cal
phAs Pic TX Caiphas sent him TO Plate who, though
he considered him innocent condemned him, 70 please
the people and Cesar. And who was Plate' Whence
did be comet He freedman; his villa Is
pointed out and Rome eedes 10 France the honor
lApplaase SO IN the death Of Italy what nation fur
nfhed the modern Plate Il wAs the French APP
pause
Nor can this Intervention be called the work Of
man The Plate Of the present day only carried out
the project conceived by Cavagnae, which was ap-
proved and spplsaded IN the French Assembly, lap
plause though that Assembly had bssors their eyes
the Fifh Article Of their Constitution respecting all
natouslites BOnspArte, CaVsignAe, Assem5ly-ALL
bowed TO the Jesuir eonfessors voted the expedition
/ TO Rome and the nation, the HLoHIrY, approved.
I lYos, yes Applause And the nation, by vote Of
| eight maLous crowned the modern Plate Yes,
| yes Great applause Except a small minority Of
good and glorious patriots In exils the nation did
1pvrove | speak a. an Italian. feel the injury
which the French nation has inflicted upon my c0un-
try / cannot look upon il the mere work Of fse-
ton. ssy-l asst that there IL no hope h France
the destroyer Of liberties Of our hopes who rob
ed u Of all even Of our children, 70 make them nght
in the ranks Of the hs Emperor TO elevate the pride
and The glory Of France On the proper occasion let
Us not forget these Lessons. Not thai preach hste
sssih., sny one; bat cay les not nave sympathy
for our enemies-lst not place confidence In our
enemies. France may be good for the Freoeh, but
fer "a she q assassin fes yes BrsTo) Whist
regard can l. an Italian, have for ihe Frenehi
France today Ia no longer France. She has mos only
destroyed OR liberty, bar she has ssId ~ 0xa-sne
not worthy Of Liberty. The vote Of eight millions
has degraded France from the dignity Of nation now
che i but a eos}rzarsty II saces. tAppb&1se.l
Plate sent Chrs, 10 Herod tetrsrch Of Gaalee (esh-
ed King Of Jgdes) who u our modern Herodi The
great thief CL4dr0ss) the Emperor Of Austria lap