The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-07-04
-s.T{vas FsrxR AND oAl1s4sOarIiC slEssaE6Ea5s a
-l,c - cRl,EANs, SUNDAY. JuLYi4. Isoo.


KNOW THE TRuTH'-~A 'oPeecn hoo SPOKEN,
a -.hs title of letter just published by the /
Is Tue ,,,-, o,,d a addressed tn the ord Chan
j Bishop u ~ - o,,,,,,, -, .tat
cellor. In TINS NO AZ oN''. -- 81 ~ -, -,
he is "fully alVe 10 .ne s ".on"'y - )"
4 containing but 7oo'ooo wofshipers Deihg 'rea'-
ed as the Church or peopae nunaeefahe heaiiy
900 SOULS" sun no as opposed 20 1ie aus
establishment bin, which, aathongn ae Will
leave the Irish Church, 10 proportion 70 the
number of its members, the richest Church y, IN
Christendom, he describes as one for, turning
II out empty-handed upon the world but we
would not notice this letter were 1T NOS dor one
sentence, which VIII De round IN inc ioiio '
paragraph; tt:t 49, jDa y IN =.
II tho Churches or Greas DEit4lh at.u =
ia9a has soread SO far and wide that, by
good and steady organization, the whole An
giican communion may Pernaps pc AepS, dS
one eIea. p@t he aane n every nriyate opinion
end every sectaTSan prejudice be pressed against
the common good and to the disunion OF the
whole. bpt . amt If msn will
geht and pray against extreme practices,
against personal whims;. against isolated anu
insuboroinase eoaiS nd "%ova oil discredt
o o d;seountenance violent religious periodi-
calls ION the one side or;thei other), there may
be nope tnaa , ~ ta cainSS;esmav hold fast
An GnthoIic. primitive and evangelical truth,
though its nationalism may have been scattered
to the winds OF neayeni FL g5sen"''e "''''
nope O"' 4iao ~ ,,,,.,.,r of ,coSnt;ppencies
10y, 49,, tho co,tinI,a,nce of this Church is
upon w. .i1s 49, ot,,ro,,.s &c Great Rr;t-
;a'n if the clergy and laity will Join together .
t'l, a,, I'll, 6Sbt and nray. naif above all.
they will discountenance violent religi-
aus ,erio6icaIs the Bisbop must have had in
40 tho Seytb,eeate,a Tyeabyterian and Chris
ms 49, 80 tb;s It'll there NAV he
VA" Aaeoeo'e 3o vas - 49, -
hope" "Ofherp'se mere ~ no nope our " 'eoo
oo,.nthou in Romen Here then, is the truth
W. r IL, ~ ,,.,a+,i
although 'f"'n'i "np'At"'
Politics AND RELIGIoN.-The discreditablt
b,,1os in which tho various Protestant sect,
squ"""Aoe AZ 800 80 - = = - ~:
are constantly engaged are bearing the'r iegi'i
mate fruit. Even among those whose tenet
~, ;d.rt;ca,1 the ,,pcby;stiar, testimony the,
ai0 'o0' ~ -, - =
bear towards each other, serves 70 sno" pow
little of real religion enters into their ofgani
,o+;ons The discussions bet1yeen Dr. Robin
;;,,s :. r. - ~, x.Saol,s,,r,d o.
ar., Nth and south deu,6n strate--thei
own statements reaardine/each other bein
taken Cor trrth-tbat the sPresbyterians ar
od;oas persecutors ana pnmerciful tyrants
Tb. naxysnaner war bstiveen the Chr;stiau I4G
80, n 1loa.Z .,,.. ~, a., NJ, /,.,ou,
-focd'e Dr. hee1ef' eui'or' anu INC 4Ne~ o'e'.'
Adr0ca'e' W newman, ealtor' ooth Nietno 'Di
preaehefso OIL sci'y Oh Nc" orieanS' SNOW
agalp1her own statenents peipga ereaipie-
t1a' Inc diseipies Oh 'ohh " es4ey "i" IA
/oreaAers Oh 'he eol'hhah'ii,en'S' espe.i"nS
REGARDS 0eLlhg inc 'ru'i anu s'eaiins on"iotie
10 $40" no" eatl'as'ne tul' 10 VIC 4uo.
paragraph ifoan 'ne oos'on oo"''" 'ne "'iV>
OF "nicn Is ooisre ee ,' anu VI 'ou'S
rerrecs 4uS'e w.1n "s 81 e -,
.;aI1 -. -. =, - SSo;rhI,ar;n, NJ, En-,
Land State, less than twenty yenrs aro' seve
CnngregationaI churches in cont gnons narisl
cs a7 tionr;sLint md with settled minister
NV there is bnS' onn Of these churches, oy,
which there is a nastor-the others have bee
Abandoned from the Inability of the societi
10 snppoft stated preaeh Mg mere are Lar
within this period, have met a similar fat
and the end is not yet. In fact there are bu
few country churches which arg not tod.
- IIs.,S - So - -. 49,