The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-23

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Paul, become weak 20 the weak, 4hat-we may
gain the weak. Let ms become all thingg TO all
men that we may save an,D q Cor. X, ~ y re-
Numbering that like him. We are debtors to al
to bond aud free.
The colored people are tractable anG gener-
ally grateful for our miDistrations. Their I'M
settled and abnormal condition, necessarily
arising from their sudden emancipation, should
the more actively excite our sympathy. We
that are stronger ought to bear the infrmities
of the weak (Rom. XIV, IL
We therefore desire that separate schools
and churches DO established for the blacks,
wherever, in the Judgment Of the Ordinary,
they may be deemed practicable and expedient.
Where special schools and churches are not
erected for them, every facility should be af-
forded for their religious and neral training,
as far as circumstance will permit.
address,, venerable and dear brethren, without
inviting you to unite with M in expressing our
heartfelt congratulaions to our beloved sove-
tion Of his Jubilee. on the occasion Of the IF
tieth anniversary Of his Priesthood.
Rejoice in having tho happiness Of being the
spiritual children Of this illustrioua Poutih,
and in being united, under him, TO that yener-
able See, of which he is the august incumbent
on earth. In contemplating around you the
members of the various Christian scots, tossed
on an ocean of uncertainty, and carried about
by every wind of doctrine" without any CEN
tire of unity, well may yon e1claim, " Lord, it
is good for us to be here ;" it is good for us to
be securely sheltered within thy Church, "the
pillar and ground of the truth"
Amid the general instability of human insti-
taton8, INC @no,enS - "a o'oi 20 .o Sno
GRAND monument wnich .eslsSs Ine eScaying
nan nana u lime. ,u Inc oi aaonne " InroneS
Inns - .ne ono .ntono a.Jn ei soS.els; AZ
Ieady nave some we p nandIea anu Sky ropes
%. on ZIG oI. af % o.. Al tf
Fies !; and yet this venerable See, far from ex-
hibiting any symptoms of decay, mafifests to-
day all the vitality and yigor OF youth.
to Gu9tol, W " MN sli9 80 viiS Soek 10 sa1e
80 rs1 Seno, nus sesn Atnao-ne lice
=: ~, l nIao Ao. seon ~ osp eway,
s se a. u ~ ooso' Sv~osat uy nasssio0
aion 1no Aace vi !ne esItn quo nas seen ulon
aLon,es eaengeaahto fep t anu Tepnones
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sen ., saise, ai.d ny years shan hot iaik
Ahe gee OF Esser - Ine aock upon Mhlch tne
S w. LILY " - III; fIi;,f anu
nsppeiL Mns no s;i us ~ uio As1I
anes s,aS s q oaH IN, snit s1es nss' mas
~ my sSSs T.. neli snt. % 10y pre-
van van aea.i,hss . ner SUI we NOV nn@C. heaven
anu sartn WIN pass away nut nus WORD snail
ho up 'iss hway:
Ing reign oi nus n AA' wn iI9 now happiiy oceu-
pies t9e Ghar Oh refer, win DC one OF Inc most
ne.Ilesape IN .he ah.aaais Oh ING Church, mne-
snsz.we Sonsie. .ae Iong ua.o % nus ron
etHe.ss0 sI.o :. t5a :" aio n"te &c
CURED curing u, the lrIais ana yicisslt9des
tnrough wnch ne mas passed, OF lne sublime
virtues whieh hase sisnAfizeu nis giorious ca
fe9t. ~. 49,. D.
I. Like ms dlSine Master, TIus - mas Irou the
fhorny path or Ine cross; like Hm ne has had
ms unys IS aIu s'nu MIC
oa SSs- " Joy ano s.au IL. III, t.; -
y Nsyel,. hvwssnL! n1e sno R.oIeSs.on VI 1ur
11oEo peen 80 stkikingiy manuSsted toward MS
wear as an the midst OF nus trinuiattons. When
ouE peioFea roman !a was expected from his See
anu SEM anso e1le, uio noI tne ehernies OF reli-
S ion tnen cenndenuy proclaim tine oownfaii OF
rapacy an1 tne CnurenI Eor mdeed, as they
3hsnhctisely Know, INC Iaa o. the one would
nVolve 0he destr1euon OF the otner- Ihen
tney exclaimed, the. glory OF tho church Is
gone aeF sun u seq forever. But when hu-
man toresighs Woui9 Ieass e1Pect it, these
CLOUDS Wnlen oVersnauoWed ner, were dlspelied
Dy the oteatn OF an Svenging God, AND the
Churcn and heE ~fsnefn appeared again more
glorious ana more powertui IMAM before; HOW
IaIn aIe tne enorss o. man, When directeo
1ss1Insb tl9 NoEK Oh 1oo: why nave the Gen
5,es ragea, aad sne PeopIe deS lseo VAN things
ne kLngs oL tne ear!h ssSou up, ana sne priu-
S S met togetner against the Lord and against