The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-03-15

belonged will have to be broken up.
The English Church Ne,rs contains til
following announcement: !" We have hear
with regret that the superior and sisters {
branch of well-known sisterhood hav
left the communion of the Church of Eng
land. The foundation for this paragrap
is, we understand, the fact that the mothe
superior and seven of the Sisters of ST. Ma
rvs Priory at Hackney have gone over t.
the Roman Church.
=, The Garabaldian Colonel, Cattabene, die,
in Naples, on Monday, February 10th, hav
with the most edifying repentance, and hay.
ing made remuneration in the presence O.
his family of the detestable principles hs
defended in life. Eugene Bianchi, and two
OF the chiefs of the party of action, made q
similar pious end in the hospital of st. Ono.
friO, having been wounded n.ort:l!y at Men
tana.
The Holy Father is said to have spoken,
as if in prophecy, Italy will go to pieces,
but Rome will not 60 to pieces" Italy has
no conference, but Rome is on the rock The
other day the enemy was at her gates, and
was driven back: Next time the enemy may
get in, but it will be only like passing wave
which sweeps over a rock. Rome will en-
dure as long as the Christian world endures.
and the Pontiffs will be always the supreme
authority on earth.
The Zouaves seem every day more and
more popular. The elder son of Prince
Rospigliosi (brothcr of one who lately en-
tered the dragoons,) one of the most consi-
derable of Roman titles, has just joined
them. From Austria we have several re-
cruits of good position, notwithstanding
the encouragement of the Vienna Govern
ment. A second Count Stolberg has lately
arrived, and . prince of tho house of Ho-
henlohe. Two young, Counts Antonelli,
nephews of the Cardinal Secretary of State.
have likewise lately entered the Dragons
According to the Pail Mall Gazette, the
Roman Catholic students Of Germany are
astir in favor of the Pope. A deputation of
the students at Bonn lately requested per-
mission to hold meeting for the purpose of
expressing their sympathies with the head
of their Church. The permission, however.
was withheld. Sybel, the rector, refused
on the ground that it would be looked
upon as a political demonstration. The de-
putatiOn withdrew, but once more returned. |
soliciting permission more earnestly than |
before whereupOn, the rector had to break |
to them the news which till then he had |
withheld from them, that he had already re- |
fused his permission to a counter meeting
foreseeing stormy alterations, he had
thought fit to refuse both parties.
THE AUSTRIAN CLERGY.-The Austrian
clergy list includes 1 patriarch, primates.
III archbishOps, SO bishops, 1855 priests
and $50 clerical professors. There are also
720 inconsistencies, yith 50 abbots, As provin-
Gals, 6,754 priests, GAS monks i4O noyices
and 1,917 lay brothers. The converts are
29s in number, with S, 1913 nuns The total
revenue of the church amount to l9, 639;7I3
forms.
TRANSLATION OF SAINTS REL1cs.-The
ancient basilica of San Clement at Rome ,
has just been the scene of an interesting
three days ceremony, in fulfillment of. an {
order issued by the cardinal vicar for the |
transferment of the relics of early saints I
and martyrs. found in the subterraneau j
church, whose disinterment has been so i
ably directed during the last few years by q
the Rev. Father Mullooley, superior of the t
convent, and the solemn collocation of these {
relics under the high altar of the upper 2
onurch. lhe Iridium commenced on Jan
~, when the relics of ST. Ignatius, the first t
CHRISTIAN who, according to ecclesiastical Ii
secords, was summoned to place the seal of
martyrdom on his faith by COMBATING Till | t
lsatn with wild beasts in the arena of the j.
! iaVlan amphitheatre, in the reign of the
emperor IlraJan, We're professionally con- q
v,eyed from the church of San Clement to t
, ,ne colosseum, accompanied by six cardi- F
aals, several bishops, and varied train of 7
,ccleslastlcs, including nearly all the Domi- u
llcan monks in Rome, headed by the tow d
ring form of their colossal general, Father Il
'andel. In the centre of the arena, where. a
, ,'ay eighteen hundred years ago, the n
NO .. oi "enV LIS cruei sentence, pray y
rs y, were reverently offered over his remains, m
vnch, after the chanting of litanies and the ST
onferment of benediction to the assembled
lrowd, were carried back to the church with
ne same formality, and placed under the -,
Ign altar; During the three days the I'M n;
srg Church with its most interesting
ron III Enr,sI.an paintings, ranging in date n,
a animated and open to the public, and the 10
losing day. ''''>''''" "'i Tue