The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-09
Father Gavazxi's Seventh Lecture.

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Father delivered the Seventh lecture Of the series
at the Tabernacle last evening The audience very
merous and highly respectable The subject chosen by
the Rev gentleman was The Pspal System its Intole
rance and Slavery" Having spoken as usual for some
time the Italian language he proceeded to address his
hearers in English, thus
Before come directly to.the subject upon which
mean to speak to ysu, namely, the supremacy Of the
Papa Court in temporal matters which only part of
its mso,erance, wish 70 maks few brief remsrks In
lectures amongst you, my stay is drawing to
a close. In that week I win lecture upon Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday. Secondly, upon next
Monday will take for my subject "Aurcular Confes.
sion. And here would beg to inform ySu, and more
particularly the ladies amongst you that know how
to respect them and know how at tho time to
the inmoralities and obscenties which know in
connection with this most immoral system Thirdly If
lectures they win accomplish work Of humanity by se-
viii Ss equally divided between the italian BeneSosnt
Society and the afflicted Swiss people recently expell
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answer is he had not But the Papiss say, that what
would have been CRIME in the Hrst ages is
for the honor no % and glory Of Gods church To- add to
not enough for the Pope and Papacy Under the Pagan
emperors the palace Of Nero greater than the va
tians were applied to build, in front, the church
of religion upon the right hand side, the palace
Of the Pope and upon the left whatf The nquisiton-
the IN ,S which hsv' died BY the in
scouting Popes, who inhabited the Vatican The garden
Of the Vatican spacious and fine and feass the of
Christs vicar earth daily with view Of the obscene
statue Of Venus. This is necessary, s ito regale
the senses Of Gods In the court Of the
who succeeded the humble fisherman, you 6nd Swiss
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suppose in imitation Of Christ crucifed in his humility
grave and went to Rme to pay visit to his SUCCESSOR
and not knowing the citfor he never was there
he would ask man, 'Can 4 you direct me to my sucees
very much, and say 81 do not know either you your
successor Peter searches at the banks Of the Tber
there He searches the prison Of the Inquiston and
finds IN many many rio sent there by his
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passed the soldier with his habard at the door, and the
dsgoon with his drawn sword the stairs he stands
in the of the Pope who is dressed with his stole
Of gold, and armed men command Peter to kneel
tos earth and kiss the toe Of his own successor
who greater than Hero and who must have oard.a
like Toste-with houses foored with ebeny, ivory and
s'sss al ~e sSs1 o By s
the Of the apostles and the writer
that the leader Of the Popes cabinet great and good
lab we count mn's family something, as T.
mother Of AntonelN, was "bandaienne," and his
father was the famous bandit armed with knife in
belt who slew, strangled, and robbed tho traveller. An
tone is true to his family for he plumbers and robs the
people, and endeayoring to strange religion Recollect
my dear friends that popery claims to be supreme"in
mpoydlibs in siitNdltbus - this s the salt of the
system which preserves meat which would otherwise
rot And here would say, that when popery calls us
reyoutonists reply that the papacy first sanctaed
rebellion by claiming for the Pope the power Of absolvng
the subjects Of kings and princes from their allegiance
and granting them liberty to depose and II necessary to
kill their soveregns. The immunites claimed by the
priests refusing to answer before any Lay tribunal free
immunity Of sheltering felons in their csnvents,
chapes and mopasteries, amongst the curses
Of the common law Of the church; and a. you, arc
soon to have Cardinal in America ! suppose you will
his enemy AL good Catholics must persecute him. Now
Plus the Ninth declares his enemy, and with Gods
blessing am and win be ever, his enemy earth, doing
my duty to Italy. (Cheer.) Ny good friends, have
that binds my native land and this religion Of the
vicegerent of God win tell her in the language Of the
iuquiston and compel her to hate her only and d0ar
Avoid the system Americans, which separates the
mother from her child. But the Pope does not stop
there. He lays on his hand, and makes kings and
psrors his vasals. Ballerino said that whatever
God could do the Pope could do and Pope Clement,
writing TO emperor, said God created two fumina-
riesone greater and the other lesserthe and the
moon The sun resembles the SPIRITUAL ps~er Of the
Pope and the ssnifes by her rejected light the
temporal power Of the emperor which is merely rsec
tion Of the other great light" This my frien Is the
| great luminary, the Pope, and We win soon see
Plus the Ninth as the great % su. shining oysr the
l parrcru, or new born emperor, l suppose no viii
only bs permitted TO be the tai end of constela-
ton (Chesrs In the infancy Of al great nations the
endeAvored 10 dve out Popery and tho Jssuits TAey
end. sheep, not men I. England Besiun and America
the neople and in three OF ese countries