The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-13
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Professionally, being the eve OF the rente-
cost High Mass with musical accomplishments j
was celebrated in all the churches OF the city. .
The Archbishop, of Paris OBLIGATED in Notre n
Dame. Monday was observed as holiday by
the population in far a. pretty general p
abstention from work; there are many people /
here with whom faire 10 LuHdi, that Is to idle a
is the usage; but pleasuring less than praying g
within its walls much that is eminent in /
devotion and b6unteous in charity, alas! has S
much to learn in the way of proper observance 9
obligation of the Church But If the capital I
is given to ungodliness, the country is sound 9
Brittany retains the faith with the loving
constancy of Ireland; the priest is respected
as heavens messenger by the Normanpeasant
Hero is solid proof of the Catholicism
of France: the subscriptions for the work
of the propagation of the faith of 1867,
amounted to 5,309,S67 fir, and of this
aggregate this empire is down Tor the splendid
sum Of 3,755,S6l FIR.
Yet another seat is vacant in the sacred col
lege by the death of Cardinal Hanliks Arch
bishop of Agram, which event took place IN
the Croatan capital on the 18th OF last month.
not less distinguished for his Piety than for
his princely munifcence. On the occasion OF
of his ordination-6e distributed $4,000 forms
| (above Is. Sd. zach English) in aims to the !
poor His name is Perpetuated among his
flock by the village of Hanlik-falva, consisting |
of 1856 houses surrounding an elegant little
house of " orsbip, which he built anS Colonized,
giving its community such advantages in the
| Way Of the possession of land to render it
such another model settlement as Goldsmiths
/" Sweet Auburn" before it's decay, or rather as
the Christian GASES of tho Irapplsts In
Algeria
Father secchi the celebrated Roman astron-
| omer is bringing out new volume embracing
the result of his recent astronomical ooserVa,
ton. 1t will be remembered that the learned
padre, who directs the papal Greenwich
| received medal of honor at the Paris Elk
hibition of 1867. The sarants are awaiting a
sensation from the forthcoming work, which
II of nnta IA
Secchi is Jesuit, member of one OF the most
devoted Orders OF the Church which Lord John
Russell once declared "cramped the intellect
and corrupted the soulr If the little states
man Il speak of his mental size) who chalked
''No Popery" on the wall and ran away would
take the trouble of reading the Rev Frank
, Mahoney's tract on Literature and the
Jesuits +" in the Prout Papers" he, might have
his intellect expanded, and some light shed on
! his soul i'll respect to Catholicism
. AS L am speaking of Roman philosopher,
! let me devote a paragraph to him who fosters
and protects him--the illustrious Plus the
: Ninth. Ready as he is to expend money from
his scant treasury on the interest of science,
q our Holy Father hesitates to lay it out on his
n person. For reasons of economy he refuses to
visit Frosinone, where his physicians have
o recommended him to spend 3 fortnight for the
z sake of the waters which are servicable in all
! affections of the stomach. When his Holiness
visits the country, his household from the
o highest to the lowest are entitled to doaoie
y pay; therefore, seeing the many calls upon his
q | exchequer, does the Pontif shrink before~the
. | expenditure. There is another consideration
r. also which ties him to the Eternal -Clty-his
anxiety to hurry on by his presence the prepara-
tons for the Gcumenical Council.
y Talking of that assembly, the work OF httlng
:, up the place of sitting in st. Peters has been
Of @ the dreo
o ton of the architect Vespignlani 11e on on
10 law is TO Le. Professionally betrayed by tue
e nrefect of the Pontifical palaces, who Will bt
T reimbursed as matter of course, by the
Is subscription to be instituted for the expenses
~ ! of the Council.
to
to the ray he hath traced out for himself de ma
ly been invested with the golden spurs and th
Ie sword of Godfrey de Boullon,. the Crusader
lr thus becoming Knight OF the Holy Sepulcin!Ie
or an honor reserved for distinguished Cathoncs
er and those only of noble birth The cerenoh on
ne took place in the chapel of the Apparition' IN
Of tradition of which is that it was there GU
: Il Sayionr appeared to Mary Magdalene: IN
d. pageant was far more solemn and mad hlgh
US meaning though it may not have cost St
bv Knight of ST. Patrick % in the brewer
yn Cathedral at Dublin. The young mar9u
nd forms a contrast with Lord Albert Clinton tina
a does not rebound the credit of tho latter.
Masses and expiatory offerings continue
la. he offered up in Spain, i'll atonement Tor IN
ordinations of which the Cortes has been IN
ms. theatre.
g., rbesPope has sent autograph letters to Il
Y Queen of Spain and her son, the Prince OF
tnrias,. acknowledging the conSratu atlot
tifrrv- addressed him on the occasion OF ms J.
The deposed royal 1amlly mas 1 1!SI1
NJ suburb of Paris, where the pio,s Isabella ,h
= 3 1.-THE advantage of daily cDuverse s'cn'
of Patroclnlo, het iore 49, I 90 tSe Ne
sth mitage What q strange turn of things!
tbe was there Jean Jacques Rousseau lived III q
last century. But the faith so often outrag
bv the scofing author of La NOWUelle Hello
I'M has had it's own sweet revenges before this;
, OF a holy nun now sanctifes by her presence t
lew -oor,s Ivhere lean jacques once unused, it w
ere by the hands of the Sisters of Charity in t
l. hospital of the Enfants Irouues that the scept
children were reared after his death And WI
f directed them theref The sceptic himsslL'
CHI Cor London URirerSe.
# n Rome and Austria-The Vienna Presse repol
lev. from Pesth that Cardinal Rauscher has reeeiv
on; n note from Cardinal Antonelli, i'll which
DE- former is instructed to undertake no attem
.. at mediation between the Austrian Governme
ma and the PapaI See. The most import passa
4 of ,n-o tba views expressed in his memora
25l dun with the Syllabus, and he will see h'
rch impossible it is that the Holy See can sancti