The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-06

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OF this excellent eoc5esy, may oS AZ
eniatsa tnTopgn9gs q pStls,a.Isf ~ ,
sipuseo among Inc ehiiuien .o'o"urDs o"-
{, senofooliss, .rSSa al II -voTgaa oW
= .Dangeroas t4zpgsemeHts. To PromineptI among
y saasss essl4 We hhys 70 3ePtofe and winch are an
evidence of the grow ing hcsa,isasness OF the
decent publications, and the freqnentatlon OF
immoral or positively obscene theatrlcai per
-fosnaanees' .
the fast degenerating spirit of the age, unless
: they DO highly sensational ana calculated 10
gr4tifs9 the Hessi pEur1ent appetltes-
condemnation the eetors who pander to the
most initiated tastes, or the audience VINO en-
Bosh
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80 ~ ae1,,ras,ad innacsnt ana modsrats
a,1snsapents as YSsefuI Of necessary relaxations
yst,S SCliIe ~ q AZ harn,Iess tiyeraons
~ gpss :, $3.50 br saered ;nfn
aS,,s 4, y iSy All aInnsenents which can
Ia ,,,.tbSsrT anISS IL tba an nsnse ~ crime
iii W dee,, II I,sytienIarly our solemn duty to
"a - Az S,5f;,t Seainsh fire ,noierr fasI;o,,
abis daIsceE nointnonfy called Geyn,an or Ro,ad
iJbsncea With are beeSsintf more and more the
a;sae ~; ~ a., fe 'A-SAS my
sl;as. arc, "a Is,rci the mara o
nus as s,Esyer,,f nersons keei TO look upon them
a. RI r,oIass aud indr,e in then, witbont anv
apparetiti reifiorse Of conscience. - ~ :.
But Divine Revelation, the wisdom of anti
u,iity.. the ii eit Of reason and experience-au
: concur in pr0cIainiing that these kinds of en-
ltArtainments, even when restricted within the
toiefabIe bonnds Of propriety. are attended
with more or less danger to the Christian soul
. + IL such hsas been the verdict OF God and of
His Church regarding less Objectionable forms
e daiscin0 We cannot too skron oly reprobate
the systen of round daaciad recently introduced
into society which shocks eyery feeling of
delicacy, and is fraught with imminent danger
to MORALS
It can hardly be expected that any yirtuous
3persops, unless they BIO more than human, can,
w;shont detriinept' to their souls be present
and take mart in such arnusements where the
eve Is daszled by the array of fascinating OBJ
iSefu, y are eaptivated by en-
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sbal} fail Nv iittis and iitfiea
q paS.a,S5 -nsai,,as I'm iaori,, IoIoxod
fron, ali anssTace of evil = atbef Won NAV bs
blamesss ana sincere cn1 nj OF God without
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:. -" 'es-sss iss - 80, b, .,t
frqteetor:eS aaa OYpaan :lsyta"s..Me aesire
> seAHSo q n
ance OF establishing Protectorles ana orphan
Asylums Tor the reiofmation ana tralnlng Oh
youth.
1t Is Wen SHOWN anu huiaffaatang iact. that
large proportion OF the nnprotected ana va
grant children IN the country, particuiarly IN
our more popuious cities, are the otsprIng OF
siissaAe- 1pas ones
AYE Ine ~ Tue 9sist1 2E e&=
IRENE snon Sence on Ins1r ParSIlIs a Isr grsasc
sr number, however, are ssstraanged from their
homes at an early age, and become ontcastS
nom society, IN consequence OF tho criminal
neglect Of Their parents, who seem lost 70 all
think jpdglpg from their uni.Atnr;a conduct,
tnas Jneir an!,ss anu cease pc
lore t nelr eh1gt9Fef nave passed. nom tehder
age, III 1870 -, ~
ness s, SSa1n, inns Tsifisou iron,
offences, and are toIaniitted to isstStdtiohs
en- en- certin are pre- %