The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-13
REVIEW OF THE WEEK.

in this citv and the assemblage at Rome equally
to be engaged the subject-infalibility was
this comparison respectful Was there obligation "
be Informed dnfaibility) is to at least Oh
far greater moment and than the Ronish con-
vocation" such connection could no more sutADe
figure be found to purpose than " the graho
council presided by Plus IX"3 LIS it an evidences
of good eeding the vulgar epithet Rois when
designating the Catholic Church If the Churo
or the Council be used at all by way Of ilusra
ton would it not we'll for the editor of the Times 10
learn language and the pbraseology customary
among gentlemen!
The WAY OF DONG GOOD vARIous.-Many fastidl-
ons though good people have been very free in con-
denning modes of accomplishing good which did not ex-
acy accord with their notions of propriety We OF the
STAR have in for share of censure this score
which submitted, though scarcely convinced In
the of reading this week we met with some
remarks on subject by highly esteemed eccesias1
tic which identical with Like him, we d.
religion charitable institutions support
ed by bazaaIs excursions lotteries rates and the
but Pagan times the Church and managers Of dest
institutions driven adopt Devices shifts
expedients which she would otherwise condemn 80 w
must Ike enlarged and liberal view of things trying
all the greater glory of God, remembee
ing that most salutary maximum doubtful matters
liberty; in essentials unity; in all things charity.
the article above alluded find the following peru
nent instances: T.
would ill the churches in his day by arranging sacre
to 10 people, To leaving al
rest to the mysterious workings of Divine grace N1
ston was eonverted by being driven to seek shelter
Sd st. Gsors during is
irreverently in Catholic Chnrch while witnessing t4
singing Of the stabat Mater" that myself. abea
to the TO Withdraw but thank God Id
not for that person is jealous Catholic, having
Tough. heroeay through immense difficulties to be RI
manned to pray VIII directors limits the power
the mercy or the grace of God! /
DEATIIoF MOTHER AuGusrIN.-Died the cath utS
at thecommunity Of the Third Order of Mount Carmel
in this city, Mother Augusn, who came here thrift
four years ago, found with Mother Theresa the ST
perior the house where she closed her lite Mother
gustn highly intelligent and cultivated. She r.
tanned her powers of mi fully to the last being Ga
the time of her death.
She distinguished for tender devotion to III
Blessed Virgin which she labored % communicate )
others. This devotion sustained her in the suffering
OF lingering disease and her confidence and cor4
age in her last Deeply regretted in the cod
muny she had contributed to raise, and which II
i'll fourishins condition, Mother Augustin will l&
live in the remembrance Of the young persons edu:
by her.
On the mater ai side. Mother Augustin relates b
two WHO at intervals of centuries have left vt
different regulations In the 18th, the Blessed Pt@
Fourier whose virtues caused him be beatited, nj
in the 18TH Fourier the Socialist.
PETERS PENcE.-We learn from official staS-
ments that the annual expenditures of iie
Pontitical finances is twice the amount Of lie
revenue. On the first Sunday in the yea b
meeting was held in Rome for the purpossf
organizing some method to meet the defst.
1t was finally decided that the Bishops of ea,h
diocese should be requested to adopt such amoie
of collecting the Peters Pence as would NEST
or L. aa.a a.. y
time it is gratifying to learn from the notices
published by the Pontifcal Minister of Finance
in the Giornale di Roma that the Papal Govern.
ment has continued regularly the fulflment Of
its engagements, not only as to the payment bf
dividends, but even as to the operation of tie
sinking fund. This is, indeed, q marvellous
contrast to the precarious state of the rsvou.
tionary government at Florence
CATHOLIC VIEWS ON THE SCHOOL QUESTION
The systematic manner in which Cathoie
views on the school question are misreprAsert
ed, makes it almost hopeless task to do,s
justice. The following statement from Fatler
Preston's lecture, delivered at the Cooper h.
stitute a week or two ago, narrows down tie
matter into the smallest possible compass:
1t is urged against us that we wish to attast
the Common School system, which is dear IN
the memories and habits of our country: md
that II our claims be allowed, that system Win
fall. In answer to this, we saw: First THo{T
oar claim be Just, IL ought to be granted to u.s. H.
one has n right to take away that which h.
longs to another. Secondly. For ourselves .,
deny any hostility to the Public Schools ne do nj
Wtsh them destroyed. II the people uish them "a
crust they ought TO eris and tre do not see HON fL
can be touched. The education of our cbiI1rs
in institutions of our own will surely not inina-
them. 9'N'
CHARITY IN VERMoNT.-Even the New Yot
Tribune is forced to condemn the following
human conduct OF the sisterly parsonage alludd
TO below, while sarcastically abiding to ia
popular saying that nobody could staryeo
death in this country; yet here is the stor,,f
a woman in Brattleboro', vt-of sick wor,n
in the house of her half-sister To this raa,,
invalid necessary food was refused : she ,,s
Kept upon what is called a Z" scanty bean ar
and when the selectmen, hearing of the marar
removed her to a neighbours house, she W. 90
exhausted that she died the next dayl ,,vr
If we should read story like this in n nro,
how improbable!' would be our critic nv,
clamation. For the credit of the bpmo{ 49,
and of the family relation, we BEG H.. -
point out that this ogress of woman. III, ha,
vile beans was only thalf-sster ~
ONE TRUE -PERuAps-T,
gram from Rome it is stated that the ~ ,o -,
the 29th nit yisitad Tho