The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-08-08
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NEW ORLEANS. SUNDAY, AUGUST 8. isas.

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NEW ORLEANS. SUNDAY, AUGUST 8. isas
- soivation q SSss TIA ontnor,tv
of the Elitheaie 4lIaG1 Wa he instrument
that shotp IA VI IL b faith. Pro-
testantisIps 9soss sy.tssi' n 4 Efiissfe. No
ant at the 8iHlire &c the Tsaeht lad ever
since beupne rutpst lAraa portion
that did 5ecSnss Prot Esipsf eeturned
to the Roman C&thnlic faith. Df DixTaon-
tended that any form of Esth0IEefsm Was sbet-
ter than that system of priyate sjudgment.
Italian refortnists Of this day rgjerted and re-
bic variation had Hugely tended towards its
failure its power was hsolSen and it's epitaph
engraved When Calvinism pppearedthe Re
formation developed into rntionaIism, and evil
results followed rapidly. Prayer was altered,
and the entire work of the Reformation was
flung into an abyss. + fine, the Church for
beset with evils, with no regard to the dogmas
imposed by the Catholic Ch6rch the rise, proc
gress and decline of the Reformation, or the
history of the Anglican Church. A pure and
normal Catholicism was wanted.
BISHOP RAMrREz.-We learn from the
Brownsville Raacheyo of 'Jnly 20, that a solemn
High Mass was -ceIebrated in the church at
Brownsville for the repose of the saul of the
Right Rev. Francisco Ramirez, Bishop of Cara
.dro and Yieay Apostolic of tAeState of Tamau-
2inas.s Mexieas who died snddeniy at BRACES
Santiago ON Sunday, Jaly lsth.s. t,a3e IA las
GOING AnEAD-we find the fo iiilt5S ing para
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eg+h maud ,s,,e,,,aut.,.s siso ~,
RitiSsl;sI, IA
New York. An ,assisfanf Of DIR, Ever, is now
getting up new EPIscopai Cne sr IN c ms
WIN ami Ishir IL i'll I'd f3SnyJ 70 rfifhf in sS9
vance even Of st, Adams going to the extreme
limits OF the most notorious cnurcnes OF Lon Lon,
refuse to conseerafe II 7t''f '1seFSe ~
sr TIE EcI,,.sr.--yye ara not oo;rr into n de-
scr;,t;op of the ,,benomena Witnessed y,,,, mis-
it gteiitaa,;afany W. wish 10 refer 70 a., ;,,ri
1an+ NO less bie A sbon%h !, ono+ber
In f;,d of on ,,1T,;, A. allie, ~
MT sKarna,l,au .os CAM, atsest as a. ontic;an
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=, - ii. a>.lfG a. $3.50 fyss.s - ::
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Boayd Of 4L4e5,mmte,a!-r cave of absence was
Granted Recorder BecJ.ee fir Two weeks Arm.
st,on,s ,f,:,,e ,thT ~
t6be nsea :, tba IMelnome+na Canal DR. An,
cell was s'a allowed siaa az, for injury done to
the sioop1 Kate by coming in contact with the
Magnolia bridge. A. resolution from the lower
Board was eoncurref, in. ,,rovid;pp, for the an.
pointment', of n committees to ipvest;o cate
charges against the Street cofamissiener,s de.
partment ssshe resolut3n 20 ssfl n ssar4ract for
grading and sheIffnp -Frenchmen Street, was
1eferr,fl.s A, resolution vyasx ,adonted to CON.
tract with the Southern Paving Comnany for
having, NiooIson, pavement Aon St. Charles and
Rice streets. ut rates agreed iipon. A resolu-
ton was adopted that the Board at it's meet
ing Tuesday next, adjourn till the first Tues
day, Iii October Afesehhtiop from the lower
Board refusing payment FOR work done by con-
n : IA a 3.