The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-05-24

: of truth. Yes, at this present time the1
< are many 9 Caiaphas, many q PLATE, an
many Judas in the world. Caiaphas, VA
retains the dispositions and knavery Of Is
: ness and cowardice Of the old PLATE; an
! Judas, who, like the ancient Judas, desire
+ 70 betray both Justice and truth. On til
other side, however, give thanks to Go
when l see France, Spain, Holland, Bel
GUM, England, and Italy, in short, Europ
ana both Americas, and the whole worl
|, Reopied with men who become strong b,
! taelr union. These men feel more and NOR
that union is strength" E, ,.5,.1--'14=,--. -
!, Here the Pope, deeply moved, exclaime.
IN thrilling tone of voice: s,tf s,t,s,..4 A
, "Oh! how often, have T. lifted mn m,
hands TO God to implore of Him this, union
which the world, wearied as it is with 20
many errors, has 90 much need off Jeaul
Chrlst asked Of God union for His apostle.
and for men that they might be one. = Ia
unana STINT said he to His Father. He sale
also, Come unto Me, all We who are weary
you VINO suffer, and will console, you.a
alone can teach you, can establish you in
union and show you the way of Justice ana
OF truth Jesus it was who said these things
and l, who am His Vicar, although 40 nm
Nnrtl ! tell you the same thiags-WAea
error seems to cover the surface Of the earth.
when hell is let loose against the good,
t%a a ale world is weary, the Holy See, as
l
winch all may turn. 1 call to this union,
first, tile faithful and the unfaithful Catho-
| les. Then call to this union Professionals
wandering after truth for three centuries,
ana who have arrived only Mt disunion.
| call also the schismatics to this union Ahi
let all come back to God; let us have but
one Goo, one faith, one baptism. Let us be
united to God for, once to be united to
Him, we are united to the Holy See and
when united to the Holy See, we are all
united to each other ls5
ro,, In, conclusion on my children, will give
youmy benediction. You will carry it back
to your families, and it will be the pledge
OF that union which will be your strength.
lou Will communicate it to those who
are not here. There are in your families
many sorrows to mitigate, many diseases,
poth corporal and moral, to heal. May this
Denedlctlon soften them. May it soothe
the sorrow of the mother, the father, the
sister, The friends, and relations of the
family. Oh, Jesus! Oh, my God, grant
mat this benediction which, with my heart
and my hands, l pour forth upon these
e. children may procure for them union in this
IL me and be the pledge of their union in the
lie eternal. Eft bemedictio Del omnipoteu-
It's, "etc. '
The Pope pronounced the last words of |
ms ms benediction with a voice full of emotion.
The crowd were on their knees, but on
rising they repeated the cries of Long
king"
His Holiness admitted all present to kiss
MS hand and foot, and it was an hour and |
half after his entrance into the saloon be- |
lore he was able to leave it.-I'oris Unsvers. |
CONVENT FOR PERFECT SEcLUs1oN,-Ai
ceremony which is in one respect without |
precedent in England since the Reforma-
ion, took place at Rusholme, Manchester,
IN Thursday, the 18th ult., when the Sis.
,erhood of the Order of st. Clare were in
stalled by the Right Rev. DR.. Turner, bishop
# Stafford, in their new convent in Rich
nond Grove. The Order of St. Clare.
Which is now upward of six hundred wears
I'D, sis one of the strictest in the Roman Cath
'lic communion. 1t is one of the /" contem
'lative," as distinguished from the active
orders of that Church. The installation
ceremony was attended by large number
II the Catholic population of the neighbor-
lood. The nuns were also present, in the
brown stuff dress of their order, and large,
hick, black wells so completely covering
heir heads that not feature was visible
The Bishop of Stafford, arrayed in his epis-
opal robes, with mitre and crozier, was at
ended by several of his clergy, and the Is
hyperion of the Franciscan monastery at
iorton, Father Francis, with two of the
brethren of his order, were also present.
The service of the benediction of the ,
slessed Sacrament having been performed.
Gather Francis delivered an address from !
he steps of the altar.
SOCIETY OF SAINT VINCENT OF Paul.
The st. Vincent of Paul Society. of Mu- s
ich, Bavaria, expended in 1867, for the t
elief of the poor, sick, and needy, over f
Nine branch societies expended {
asst year about $4,000. The assets of the
ociety amount to about $4,000. The \
fciency of this charitable and hardwork- a
ng institution is proved by its accounts a
7hich show an expenditure in favor of the f
DOR of $500, 900 in twenty one years. i
MORE JEWISH CoNvERTs.-His em:nence v
ne Cardinal Patriarch of Venice, solemnlv t
administered, on the Goth of March last. in t
ne church of the Catechumens, the sacra- f
lent of baptism to two married Jewesses. ]
'ouciuto Sanguinetti and Anna Vital, and t
an African girl of twenty years. Re-