The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-05-15

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Morning Star and Catholic Messenger.
NV osI:.fss sunday: NAY IS ls.o:
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~ KoGH, aAprfi I5.-The crowd st visitors
WA 70 formidable this year, and the ar
irangenents ofSr-P eter's 80 inosnycnienced
ZOE lay assIstapee At the ceremonies, that
spaif q Aiding a place, and walked down
iietsFdn the morning to St. Peters to wait
.NRaE the procession, which this year was
unlsnally long and magnificent.
The Holy Father entered the Basilica.
sAbSat half past nine, and assisted at the
them to the Cardinals, Minister'S, Corps
Diplomatique, and General of the Pontifical
army. Two Royal personages also took
an edify ing and public part in the cere-
mony.o }ie ,sat59
Or. Sunday afternoon the Cardinal Peni-
tertiary sat In st. John Lateran for the
public confessions, and gave the indulgence
of . hundred days to the faithful who as
sisted. A session of the Council was held
on Friday last, and another on Tuesday.
At both sessions Mgr. Pie, Bishop Of
Poitiers, spoke as . relator," and the
voting occupied the rest Of the sitting. The
first Schema de Eide, with the canons, and
an appendix confirming all previous canons
Of the Holy Father, is now ready for pro-
mul0atj0n,i and will be putlished at the
third public, session, which will take place
on Low Sunday Or the day following. The
discussion OF the Sckensa do Eccaesia will
begin Immediately after, and there is every
reason ia hope that it will be o, very nearly
unanimous vote that the Infallibility will
be decreed an article of faith.
= The letter Of Mgr. Spalding, Archbishop
of Baltimore, is q terrible blow to the Gal
iean party: Its firm and uncompromising
tone Of adherence to the dogma comes
with double force from the American
Episcopate, whom Mgr. Dupanloup had
relied ON for cordial support. Such re-
.pndiatiop of his theories and their con-
sequences would have been far less painful
2had it come from the Latins, the Wears
Apostolic, or the bishops ~ portibus but
from an Anglo Saxon an American aud q
Republican, it is q very "Et tn Brute" to
Gallicanism. ,..,.aa.-
The Holy Father continues we'll. On
Monday he drove to Tor Di Quinto beyond
Ponta nellie, and there descended from his
carriage. a great number OF persons were
followed him to the spot where he got down
to walk, which he did as vigorously as
ever saw him for nearly half a mile, the
crowd following, and when he returned to
his carriage gathering round him for his
blessing. The cry of Vive le Pape Infal-
OOlA0 W66 I0tSC0 o&oAh 0h0 US0tu pAiuOA.
pally by number of French, German and
English Catholics who happened to be on
the spot. ats
The incident of the Armenian dissidents
promises 10 be settled shortly. The Pope
maintains the Brief " Revureurus," and the
probable that the Porte will withdraw all
support to the S35 rebels, who may justly
claim the title of % Petite Eglise." The
whole opposition was caused by the inter-
ference of the French Ambassador, N.
BOurres.
On Holy Thursday the ceremonies fol-
lowed the usual order, save that the Pom
tifical ceremonial of the Capella Sixtina
took place in St. Peters. The. crowd was
immense, and the Piazza of st. Peters was
absolutely filled for the Benediction from
the boggia. The Holy Father carried the
Peters to the Julian Chapel, where the
Sepulchre was prepared, and, after adoring
it, returDed home on the Sedia GestatOria
and the Upper LOggia, where he gave the
Benediction and indulgence. His voice was
clear and full, as it was ten years since,
and IL he were fatigued he showed no signs
of IT, He afterwards performed the
"Lavanda," or Maundy, and served tue
twelve Apostles at table, but the crowd was
too great to admit of any save the earliest
corners seeing either ceremony. The Connie
Eugene De Diesback, a cadet OF one OF the
uOUlcSt S"lSc HOuSSS eAitkc Juoc ShcSASsA SAAS |
Zouaves &s q private.
The English retreat, preached by Father
Burke at Gesu Maria, was very numer-
ously attended, and many Professionals |
followed. the sermons daily. The closing |
sermon and benediction took place GU.
Saturday last. Most OF the English Zouaves
were present. tl.t 'n
One of the few Catholic publicists Italy |
can boast has passed away. Tullio Dando-
10 died the osher day at the opening of the
RaffAelle anniversary at UrbinO of sud
den attack of apoplexy. He was in Rome
for the opening of the Council and made an
edifying and devout retreat at SAINT
Eusebio with Cesare Cantio and several
other Catholic writers and deputies. a
Italy can i'll spare the men of whose
school Dendes Reggie is the chief and
leader-men who know how to conciliate |
the maximum of ecclesiastical aliens with |
all lawful Developments of literary or ma |
terial progress, with freedom of debate and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Regis |
Religion Without Dogma.
H,vor;ta tnathod nf the day with those