The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-11-07
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whle mgr. q Oiio6ns mas, as 1t were, volnnteorl
ed circumstances with Pere Hyacinthe, Az
Archbishop of Paris, in whose diocese the letse
of the Te3lps first appeared, has not uisfyss--4
public comment on it. The scandal, howevos
has had very little effect here, and seems h ~
dying out of the public mind The Narias
and other revolutionary papers produce fhe
correspondence at length, with excellent car.'
ments, but the importance attached 10 e.
much less than the author probably expectaJ
The Pere Crafty has withdrawn from ever
society and every movement that could ifnnlSS
his being identified with Pere Hyacinthc, Xxx
the edification given by this act of subnfssias,
to the Church cannot be other than a 5ersat
consolation to the Catholics of France = -,
The CounciI-The chapel adjoining the tran.
sept of st. Peters has been enclosed for ia
use of the Council. ;. 1t viii form sort of rss
firing room; and it is probable that u Prints
and photographic press will also be placed tbeyss
for the use of the Fathers and the seGretaries
of tho Council. The two tribunes placed right
and left of the Pontifc1 throne, and abSSnt
which 80 many conjectures have been hazardss
edy~-a are intended for foreign sovereigns al
royal personages who may be present, and these
will probably be very. numerous. Those
moreover, of the Corps Diplomatique as choogsaa
to attend the public sessions have o Tribunal
appropriated to their use not only for 4he
Council, but for the Cappelle Papali, which ara
usually held in the -SjXline, but which want
of space causes to be transferred to ST. Peters
81. de Banneyille will represent France INIT
only in his ordinary capacity, as the Emperar
is resolved not tC-e0li promise himself ly ~,
anticipated adhesion to Ill acts of the Council
The same spirit of reserve runs through the
W hole OF the foreign courts, but the Catholic
people of Europe of every class seem to be
turning with gfcuter hope and expedition to
! the Council II remedy, though an heroic one
| for the ills which have SO long weighed upop
society. In Italy even-tlIe subscriptions for it
| are universal, and it is receiving adherents1
where least looked for. The deputy SavaatIoi.
who had included eHraneetisy pff.e list
of the anti-Couneil ut Naples, has>Hritten an
indignant denial of his sympathy with such an
/ ifnii NJ II
Fede, heads it's traisla ton of the letter of the
Bishops ssembled psf uld;i, with the following
words which nIa5 serve to do away with the
! absurd impression that that noble document ia
| i'll re ceiyed in Rome, and which are eopied
| into All the Roman papers 80. The spirit of
| robe Hon which is C.veryp here ut the present
1day sowing contempt OF authority, agitates1
and inspires the intdel press against tie
! approaching Council and even impels If to
calumniate our Bishops, who are abopkto sit
in this august assembly. qImpiety, however,
contradiets itself, and the truth appears in the
1 acts now accomplishing by tlls Episcepate.
Every honest reader will be Snrprised to see
| how the journals in the pay>of the revolution,
! present as a>document opposed to the Council,
| the Pastoral letter of tho German Bishops as
/ sembied at Fulda round the tomb of st. Boni-
face whereas this nIdgniticent letter is intend
ed to warn the faithful against the calumnieS
of the impiOus/ who attempt with devilish
cunning TO represent the Council as the enemy
| of civil society, and at the same time every
| phrase bISlthes the most perfect communion
! OF the bishops themselves WIN Ine HOLY sec
and tXe successor of st. Peter, communion
| Which now more than ever constitutes the
! strength and glory OF the Catholic Episcopate."
n dedicate this extract to the Times and other
| learned doctors who have discovered in the
| Fulda Synod the seed of n new German
schism the Pope and the z" Jesntts are per
fectly satisfied with the Pastoral, so il is TO be
hoped the Jupiter Will not make Itself IN
| easy OH this account, it is perfectly un-
| snAnassary The Archbishop of Turin has re-
covered from bis dangerous Illness and will
lsEl 1Ef flN.N 10 hnp haaT,
4 sung in Turin for his restoration to health.
| Cardinal Antonucci, Bishop of Ancona, has
published the Jubilee for the Council and in
vites thCprayers of thefaithful for its success.
| Cardinal Won Reisaeh, who has had n danger
GUS relapse, is at length in state of conva-
lescence and will, il is hoped, be able to start
| in day on two for ;Switzerlantli-iR order to
| recover his health, which has suffered severely
under the pressure of his labors for the
! Council. &-rl
| CONGREGATION of Rites.-The Pope, after holding
| the usual cappella in the Sixtine, on the Feast
| of st. Michael, received the Project of the Con
I gregation, Cardinal Patrizi, and the reporter of
! the cause, Cardinal Clarelli, with their secre-
taries promoters, etc, and promulgated the
decree concerning the heroic virtue of Vener.
able Louise Marie Grignan de Montfort, and
| authorized the Congregation to proceed to thu
| investigation of the four necessary miracles.
Mgr. Gallot, postulator of the cause, thanked
! his Holiness with the usual fornafit ies.- Car
dinal RiaFio SforZa has demanded and obtained
| from the city-of- Naples the decree of the
|
made two hundred years since, of st. Raphael
the archangel,Z as its speciat patron. The
editor of the LHftd CattOlica has been convicted
! for the recent article in defeneeOf the Council
Such is liberty in Cavours model kingdom,
| and such it will be wherever CBsarism OF
democracy gain the upper hand. The Russian
Government has suppressed the Catholic
| University of Warsaw, aud instruction in Their
alive language is, therefore, henceforth de
| MED TO POLES. +---=
The MN Of Cracoir. Although ! hoped
never to have to reeur to this subject, cannot
! omit to mention that the Burgesses of CracoW
married msn and fathers of families, have
/ subscribed to replace the funds sequestrated
by the GovernIQent from the Carlpelite CON
vent, and thus give triumphant denial to
the calumnies of tire atheist and Jewish press
and its Protestant dnpes in search OF a>sensa
| ton or q scandal =
| CdHGrd.-The Post correspondents, writing
| from Rome, brings accusation Of immorahV
against the monks of Gesu e Maria, and give
this as the cause of a recent row which unioE
tunately took place there. . The facts are thas
a Sicilian novice, who acted as cook, was found
too extravagant in his purchase OF hst, etc.
| for the refractory; the Prior after remonstIaE
| aYNlna