The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-04-04
Professionalism a Failure.

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that 1t really has done something for Chris Fl
tianity. "A week or two since we nnh,
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a city cotemporary, showing SnatgProtest-
antism was the real Church, because it had
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| Wlstchmaas and Reflector has thesefol.owing
on this subject go sharp cofsassaentary on
she fr, az 90,
ary effort. The Roman, Catholics have one
great missionary organizati tiie Society
for the rIopagation q sne r 4; 4 y Y pow
fans hut TIA actnal REGENTS are ysrv email
4 in comparison with those of Protestant
societies. Its income the Last year. drawn
IRON ITO
4 cieties. with a constituency of sperhaps
100, 900, 600 in all, contributed IL, the last
year $o.Ugo,VoV. ms slInple. stateme y,
&c ,,d s.sa;i
uren does not rest on its shonlders.@Es
tits true that the Pres5yter;s. credits this
to one of its colleagues. but evidently with
n tacit endorsement. Here. then. we have
such a proof of the true Church as suits
the Pyesbyte,fam, and what is It'll Simply
that Professionalism is financial success
Its missionary societies have raised 81
/ million dollars. while the Catholic Society
4 for the Proparationn of the Faith has oh
4 tanned only one million. What a trium.
pbant mark of the true Church of Christ.
the Church which was to 20 forth among
I the heather without scrip or staff
The .auestiong ia mot asked. how much
4 have they done Inf boyv ,nncb money
i have thew raised The organization of he
4 sects for financial nurposes has never been
a questioned. sss;Is ia. tbe efssciencSs nf their
4 orea ;zation II, matters sn;ritnal and sane.
A ciallv in winning heather nations to Chris
i tianity that is so dnbious. 80
4 + Money is vital with sects: with the
4 Church it Is mere onestion of convenience.
q The .preachers has his wife ana children
4 to support in comfort from his profession.
4 in default Of which he must embrace another
4 allipg. Hence Professionalism must raise
the wherewithal or it's missions will cease,
and with them every shadow of pretext for
its orthodoxy. Professionalism is wiling to
pay $4,000, 600 per annum forts insubordi-
nation to authority, and its responsibility
as an apparent Church. ..5,I s, 10
Il, tI,a Ff,Y,rcl, II 10 IA
u IN 1heSnufcn ISis 4uite ohleIeos. HAooey
is convenient for purposes of outfit, trans
portation, ETC., but even without one cent
of it, if ecessaFy-literally witiiont scrip
or staH-the priest would be found on
every steppe Of. Asia, in the presidential
forests of Africa, and upon the. prairies OF