The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-11-07
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this excellent monthly, which is, as usual 1uif
| of the choicest reading. egive thoccntents; q
| 1. Life of Father FaberY2. Angela; 3. The
\ Council and the Roman Congregations; a. An
/ October Reverie; s. Free Religion; 9. Menento 9
kMori {; 4. Reply of the Presbyterian Assemblies
! 70 the Ponies Letters; 8. Hero Heroine;
70. Ianutabiit of the Species ~, sGstcI
First Lesson in Music and Love- u. a sKosen
i of the Irish Volunteefai New Publications..
4 Messenger of The Sacred Heart. November.
Y As onr readers no doubt know, this is the
organ organ of Association of Prayer, ptous
tsaaue, having for its object to promote the
4 glory of God, the triumph OF the church, ana
= the salvation of sohls throughout the world
Contents-Papal Infalli6ity CONVERSION;
Blessed Mary Ann of Jesus Poetry; Safnolac
Missions Religious Chronicle; Oeneral ihteh-
ton. ~ -,#
: american AgricuIturist. November.
We are informed that the proprietor oil the
above incompatible agricultural monthly ask
! ed a friend of his-anN DID, experienced pun
4 lisber-how he should advance the interests OF
his journal. The reply, after some preparatory
u remarks was (" L. Put money into 1T; :. fut
. . ,oro money into it: g. Put some more money |
It into it.v The advice was followed, and the
n result is, that the Agriculturist is without q
4 rival in the country. The engravings alone IN
IS eccb number cost $1,000. All classes, whetner
y linbabiting city, village or country, Will ma
n it's paees Astounding in valuable Information
u The immense patronage this magazine enjoys
a enables the proprietors to furnish IL at p 7o'
Those subscribing now get tho paper from
~ date of subscription to the end of 1870 at the
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NV Instructions ON the Jubilee. Order and Chaos:
Lecture. Life Of Rer Prince Gdta'@e"' A190
'u- and Letters Of L. ". fd6er.
ng Some months ago we noticed the first two oil
y the above.named works, giving an extract
HE, from the Lectures" In the Life OF rev.
sw Prince Gal1itzen we have type oil men no-
} u where to be found outsideGo1 the CathoAc
zen Church Here find a man OF the hlGhes'
ore descent inherfting the fame and fortune Oh
YES nriuce1y ancestry, abandoning all that Is cal
ars, culated to allure the fancy or minister 10 I'
lch ambition, to undergo the privations OF an Cd
ow scure missionary life-all for the love Oh 0o'
and the salvation of souls.
Igo, OF the last on the list, the Life and Letter
red of F. w. Faber, our readers will recolect tina
and u '. -, ,,o an extended extrac
the from the English edition of the same VOTE
yes, IT, orlv- remains for US now to say that
IT, writer of modern times has done more TO eur
g in and instruct in holiness tASs+-tather faoe
ers, His works. translated into almost every Euro
me mean language, is to be found every
rity collection however small that may be; ms ihn
nine ence is felt far and wide; his loving NeH
ons brings consolation to the stricken heart' q
he courages the wavering, and fortunes inc 't'hl
That owe know of no man." says the hrst Ca1hol
80 so reviewer of the day, who has done more
,era- make the men of his day love God and aspi
over TO hi CHER path of interior life; and we kho
-, "a no man who nearly represents TO US
> = mind and the preaching of st. Bernard and
,aper Bcrnardine Oh eienu' ~ a,;r.o,,1,dod
vi
d the names OF Jesus anu Na"As a.
,,ro- Faber visited Rome He made conscientlc
end earnest inquiries into the truths of
= - tbolcity while there, and the huppy result
his conviction of its being the only true reg
t, and his determination to embrace It, WI
there he had an interview with the Pope
own account of which we subjoin;
eSoi"- We waited in the lobby of the Vatican libr
'onry for half an hour, when the Pope arrived, an
wing pEeIate opened the door, remaining outs oo,S
and The pope was entirely afotte ithe!'t a-GenF
rvs of OF preIate standing in the middle OF the II
in plain white cassock and "h l SIN tT si1
can twhite is the papal COLOR. On enter y
M tho Gnelt down and again when q few yards IL
- him, and lastly before him; he held ont
C9Aes' hand but kissed his foot; there seemed u
Ted in a mean puerility in refusing the custom
If the homage. with. DR.. Boggs for interpreter
1r+iop had long conversation; ne sp pos Cath
luIloh Pnsey's suspension for defending the Chth
zed(to doctrine of the Eucharist with athaZenienI
fS and disgust he said to me, You must not ms
: Co. Yourself in wishing for unity yet walting
e sur yyOur Church to move. Think of the sally
olution Of your own soul" 1 said feared self
con- and iadriduaI Judging he SAT- shlu, ~on
convey indlVldoals ~ onv and the accideI
or eHet Ini32g ali upder the Queen. You know
ayp, V Vo Know all doctrines are taught among
ners to anyhow. You have good wishes, may
neEs W strengthen them You must think tef
car im- elf and for your soul" He then laid his
finance on my shoulders, and lmmedlaIe ny,
dopted. down upon whiGh ne race of God cores
id over an 1our Good wishes and deliver you from
collect nets (iaside) of Anglicanism, and bring "
is, with the true holy ChurGn.I ~ the earnest
A COM tears an d"'eanor Of the old man, as b.
rtgages blessing and his prayer. 1 shall rememb'
uencies Adams Day in lo53 TO my ln IToig Pa
gments companion mon toI5 that he come from Eng
d. The oi twice "fnghiIterra Inghilterra!" and
of taxes into tears.)