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Religion Without Dogma.

A favorite method of the day with those
who wisl, to confuse while pretending to
argue for the 1 liberal education of chill
dren," is to dwell on the distinction be-
tween religion and dogma. On this subject
the Rev. Canon Consett, in a recent address
before an English audience, said: ~
We grant to those who want secular
schools full liberty to have them, and we
don't want them to send their children to
our schools if they object. We insist as a
right that we be allowed to teach our own
children in our own way. We desire per-
feet liberty of conscience for ourselves,
and that liberty of conscience We are
anxious; to grant to every one. In has
struck me that it would be speaking to the
purpose if were just to notice some OF
the special arguments which we have heard
60 often lately brought forward by those
who are the advocates of secular education.
We are told, in the first place, "We are as
anxious about religion as you are. We
look upon religion, as you do, as being the
very foundation of all education but we
want religion without dogma" The ques-
ton has been asked before in public,
what do you mean by religion without
dogma may say 1 have never been
aoIe Co learn what is meant by religion
without dogma; but one thing l can say
for certatn-that religion without dogma IL
ho1 OhiS'hnity. WORDS Important anu
solemn have been quoted to y0n, showing
that religion ia necessary for morality, and
/ will say further, that dogma is necessary
to religion. Unless we give to the people
an intelligent sense of dogma, and unless
we make them understand clearly their re-
lations as creatures to the Creator, unless
we unfold to them the great attributes of
God, His power, mercy and jastice, teacl,
them the life of our blessed; Lord aud His
Christian teaching, it will be impossible tn
have an Intelligent sense of religion in tho
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A Ride in Rome-The rides round Rome con-
stitute the amusemeuts whose charms. per-
haps endure the longest. Round Rome say
but, in truth, the surrounding Cam pagna is as
much Rome as the city itself You may ride,
and ride, but you willnever ride beyond ruins.
Tombs are the only mile-stones; and you seem
to be galloping over huge church-yard, where
the turf is soft and undulatiug, where sorrow
has laid its dead, and where piety and nature
have planted flowers. For in the spring the
uncultivated Campaigns is a garden, and the
desert truly smiles. Anemones and crocuses
dapple the ground-indeed they do not dapple,
they hide it. You get off your horse and
gather bright posey. Lucky you if you can
then and there make it love-giftl And al
most every girl who visits Rome seems TO ride !;
and you meet the fair amazons of England on
the site of Fiden@, beyond the tomb of Cecilia
Metella, returning, flushed and beautiful,
from securing the grassy iuterpaces which
break up tue cork-woOds of Monte Mario
Surely here is choice enough 1t is com
plant, and perhaps not an unjust one, that
life at home is somewhat monotonous, and
that one has choice but mouotony of work
or mouotony of idleuess. If y"u can, then,
90 to Rome for winter, and, fud infinite
Tiety The student, the lover of art, the
archmolog st, the diletiante, the earnest re-
searchers the fiirt, the equestrian, the hagiolo-
pist-au will find in Rome field for their
energies. Not to have seen Rome is scarcely
Co have lived. To have seen it 10 to bind one
self by q silent VOW to see, it again.-IeIaplS
rR0y
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PERSECUTION IN ENGLAND.--A correspondent
to an English paper, alluding to Mr.. Newde
gates infamous motion relative to converts
points out the duty of Catholics:
MIR. Newdegate having at last partly obta ned
what he desires by q ridiculous majority, it be-
hoyes every Catholic 10 protest against, and
by every legitimate means in his or her power
to resist it. What would Protestant father
or mother say were they to hear, that, on a
certain day, u set of hirelings would enter the
school to ''examine" their daughters as to its
teaching and morality! Yet sir, this is the
indignity which is alike threatened to the pure
convent school girl in the midst of her studies
and the nun singing the praises of her Maker
in choir. Think as the world outside the
Church may, it is plain-it must be plain to
those who think deeply-that, in the present
antagonism of the world to the Church of God,
the Scriptures are being fulfilled to the letter.
Protestant ministers feel this, whether Esta6-
lowed to Catholics! Why, We have now the
qualification of seeing the credibility of the
sacred volume defended by Catholic priest
think that, in this age of boosted civilization,
the most beautiful examples of our Lords
teaching-examples which ought to satisfy any
finite mind of His divine missionary treated
as fables. But to return. l can only see in
Mr.. Newdegate's attack on our institntfons a
blow Mt Christianity. If he wishes to arr his
eloquence, let him do so in the interest of the
country by promoting the peace and prosperity
thereof for there are u host of grave questions
for his consideration. Look at the state of the
Poor Laws Let him, for example, visit any
of the workhouses--St. Pancras, for instance
and there ascertain the mode and quality of
relief, and the expenditure involved therein.
From there let him go to Nazareth House,
Hammersmith, and make the like inquiry.
Probably he would be rather surprised at the
result. But Temporal mufantur! Ages of faith
are now known as the" Dark Ages" But pOr-
tions of Scripture have been so often quoted to
prove the truth of the various doctrines of
Holy Church that need only repeat that,
when taken collectively in connection with the
present attitude of the world towards revealed
religion, they point with fearful distinctuess
to o conflict yet to come between our Holy
Mother, the Church, and "the powers of dark
With MS prayer is necessity and divine recre-
alton with the majority of those external to
the Church o respectable fashion.
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YoUNa AADa1s. A0ABnAxs.s--+ 3TfTt-y
astx bns pndss Gs - J,41ae I
THE DIRECTION OF THE URSULINES
Two Miles below New Orleans

This Instituton which inhabitants Of Louisiana
patronage for than century needs particular
to be introduced to public notice II
education BY Tutoresse. Of this Establish
Lss T. ados pnp.
1Roysdgs and the forming Of their to virtue
eleaniness and polite manners. They are never suf
feed 70 60 beyond the reach Of watchu but maternal
ton q morals and the wiling obseryance Of The rules
Catholic pupis Of ali sys aa@itssd an
no interisrsnce used upon tie score OF religion
Ct s1a s
Aysieet heath Of the scholars !: an
peculiarly attentive the food given 70 the pup
and are SsrsaSi that aone be given hui such as s whole
mind nor the body Of he ssuss,s i. iro'a choir sp
attended 81 Of Ladies' timely notice given
e their parents OF guardians when the dtanes aoys
7ssionrhe system Of ins.ructlon embrace. the fol.
Watng Asth%stiS GsSGraPhy the Use Of the GlSSss
Enshsh aud Fieneh lIserasare: the Eisments Of a.
F1sn and Fancy Needle work The Elements
and
also Music and Drawing.
Board and Tuition per annum $500. payable quar-.
Day Scholars per $50 payable qunrtoryi in
Entrance for the Boarders 7 90
No dsduStion is made Tor those who are withdrawn b.
fore tho end OF the quarter.
EXTRA CHARGES. =
Stationery and the Use Of Maps and Globes per
quarter: ~ ~
For the use Of Musical Instruments per Month . 90
RraTins including Paper and Pencils per month o.
Expenses for the Bathing season 90
Bpoks necessary for the different classes may DO fnr
nished by the parents themselves procured at the
eatA bAhm1nt ut moderate prices 0o26 Ina
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EDUCATIONAL.
A0z,OyJN0e La DIES ADD1x 7-s.s
,lF ~ TIM HoLq ANGELS. asas2ia
corner Rampant and Congrsss street Third District
. Nsu Orleans, Louiiisna-


Rampant and Congress strests Third District
e 81. NsE Orleans Louisiana.
Tho now Academy Of tho Holy Angela is situated
et1 at rom n var TSs
in the best style Of modern educational
comodions and thoroughly ventilated eiiorng
all the advantages which contribute TO tho neatn ana
Pupils Of ali denominations are admitted but for the
order and regularity all obliged to at
tend the public EXERCISES and conform to the rules OF
the Institution. .tA
Tho system of education embraces the French and
English langnages via: Rssaing Penmanship; French
Geography. OF the Globes Prose and Poetieai
Compositons History lAncient and Modern Sacred and
Profanel Chronology. French and English Literature
Music Drawing, Printing, Plain and Ornamental Nee
die-work Tapestry Embroidery Artificial Flowers. etc.
IN ADVANCE:
Board and Tuition in French and English, per
:. - Per quarter 90 90
EXTRA CHARGEs-OPTTONAL:
Muaic ON tho Piano, per quarter ~ 0
Use Of Instrument AZ -...-.--...--. o ~
Vocal Musio .-..-...--.-.--- y ~ ~
Drawing ~ w
Painting 10 W
Tapestry and Embroiry.- --.-..---..-.. O.
Artificial Flowers v w
Stationery .-.....--..-.--. = W
Use sf Baths snmmer season. per quarter. 90
Tho classes commence about the middle Of September,
an close BY tho end Of July by an examination and
Books, ete. may be procured At the Institution At
Pupils are received at any time during the year. and
Academy of the Holy Argels. au2a Iy
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CANT vINCENTS COLLEGE,
CAFE GIRARpEAu, MISSOURI

This in conducted BY the Priests Of the Con
gregatiOn of the Mission st. Vincent Paul. 10
beautifully located tine Mississippi river forty miles
above Cairo and hundred and fifty miles below St.
Louis.
The College buildings are large, comodious and well
well adapted for healthtul exercise.
The College is of easy Regular daily packets
touch at Cape Girardeau. - =
The scholastic year begins on the FIRST MONDAY
OF SEPTEMBER, and ends about the first of July
TERMS
Board and Tuition, per scholastic year. $3.50
Washing and mepding of articles washed IS
Physician's Fee and Medicines 10
4nstruMental NJ ~
For further in Information apply to
Rev. ANTHONY vERTNA, CM,
President of the College,
-.. Or to Rev. THOS J. SMITH, G. NJ,
au29 1y St Joseph's Church, New Orleans.
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TYAsS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE,
PASS CHRISTIAN, MlssI11PFI,
Directed by the Christian Brothers.

This institution transferred from the city Of New Or
leans to the capacfous airy and thorouGhy adapted
buildings hitherto known tho Pass ChrstiAn Hotel,
fully realizing the aims whic controlled tho act OF
mova enviable standard Of educational
usefnness while, by unsurpassed advantages OF loca
sued Il continues hold out every guaranty for the
physica moral and intellectual Development Of tho stu
dents committed to the BrotherB' care =
The range Of atudee carried out by an exporfonocd
Faculty. includes Preparatory Commercial and Cole
giate literary and on the
First Monday Of October In every year and ending on
the First Of ugust next ensuing In view however Of
during vacations Offering adesirable opportunity to
guardians Of anticipating th exercises Of tho
year and entering their and wards during
the In such event tho matroulates. while en-
wholesome exercise in the bracin Of
the Gulf will be admitted TO all tho advantages Of
months preparatory studesa large gain-the bet
to At them for meeting 81 onoe shc OF
the regular course.
Qh0 rated moderate scale OF prices ~
10 warranted by the times. -.==.------
TERMS:
Payments Of Ave months invariably In advance
Board, Washing, Tuition and Doctors fee for term
Entrance Fee to be paid only .......-..... &c
Vacation at College, with preparatory studies, from
LIST Of August to LIST of October. %
EXTRA CHARGES.
Musc-Piano, per term of five mon tbs. 30
Violin (strings furnished). .....-..--..----. %
Flute anyOther wind instrument. ~
Information may be obtained At 81. Marys College,
FOucher and New Orleans and
for orcuiRs and other particulars, Address
iyia " Pass Christian College,
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CT JOSEPHS URSULINE ACADEMY FOR
y YOUNG LADIES.
SfRNarIELD. ILLINOIS.
Formexiy Of Charleston, South Carolina.l

This Institution is adapted in every respect for
and class Boarding School, the location ia
healthfu and retired The building is commodious has
all the modern improvements and heated throughout
by furnaces.
Ursulines being for the last three
qualified for the formation and
education of youth Is almost useless add here that
nothing will be undone TO mpart to the pupils
ded to the care Ladies' of St. Jos.phs Academy
though education i'm the highest sense Of the word
care, guiding and training the heart
In Of the condition Of the South
ern people, these ladies Southern pupils every
advantage OF Board Bed Bedding Washing, Tuition in
English and French veal anu Inst. nms1.M Music
1900
full particulars and prospectus, address the Mother
Superioress, at Springfield, illinois, Rev VIM. s..
Murphy. S j.. New Orleans
apl7 tt u. B. BRADY, 10 Union street.
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TNsEITUTToN OF TIE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH
- at'i Corner st. Philip and Galxez streets, if'
r. 49, New Orleans gl-

Tho igovsrnnent throughout this establishment 1
mild ana T1s are sSs
fer al In sos @ ssna' . e
&
ss1
s 80 g
I Enre cgffsct pronunciation.
.pd ssSasion Il premiums to which parents arc In
Edndaionis here the object special attention
II qp 81
g the the the
of st. Louis have hourshing academy.
To be paid in advance, as follows:
R %sssYnss per three months: . &c &c
Music Lesson. anu use of Instrument O.
Pastel painting according the number Of pupils
artificial flowers is Taught to the boafders without exit
For further pasticulars address gperioress Of tho
leans !; Or. If more convenient spPiy g ...,t
thursday & oessssl Sisss Of Most ,sss
work. st,. FERNS per mouth. IS. - seae "
pRosfEcTgs OF THE COLLEGE OF THE In
by tho
Louisi.nA and empowered to confer degrees ia con
ns sef for
entirely off from the is reserved fol-
the arrival of the pupils at 73
A. NJ till their departure at p. NJ, they are constantly
aeeluded and superintendent.
English French POETRY Rhetoric History, Geography
Mathematics Astronomy, Natural aid Mental Philoso
ply with the addition Of Bookkeeping and the usual
Commercial Branches; also the German language
students arc not admitted unless they know how 70
road and write.
The moral and religious training OF the students Ia the
lead ng objects of the instructors.
Every month a report is to parents. stating
duct, progress, rank in class and attendance.
The academical year begins on the first Monday
October, and ends ABOUT the 3lst of July.
TERMS:
Coleeiate Course payable in advance and n UniHee
States currency two months, $40
preuaIatory Genre SIS. a. ss20 w
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FOUNDED 1891
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,

" NEW ORLRANH
The Oldest and Most Efficient and Successful CONNER
cial College in this United Sates. There s Full Fac
ulty. Citizens and strangers who wish Business Edu
Cation for ten5eis az s1Is are invited 70 call stI
iege any time When climbs of three at
the time from the place ten cent deduc
ton will be made Board and Lodging e25 per month.
bookkeeping, PeDmAushp, Mathematics, English
French Spanish, German Phonography ETC., are taught
used in businessso that each student can at once
take charge Of set OF Books education that ena
student $opD S2DJ, Or Is MO annum
is the best FORTUNE parents give their Sons The
South educate ALL her sons PRACTICALLY, or
they will forever lie the slaves of the North.
n. B.-YOu. take notice that. far ~ known,
every Graduates of this College, for
the past thirty years, is in profitable business
After wears sics,.ss, this olpge fur
Their Endorsement than the fact that SEVERAL THOU
MD Of it's Gradustea In Prosperous Business in
aps ~ Rufus poLBBAR. President.
DATENT IRISH FELT
A superior article for Roofing purposes, manufaO-
tured by D: Anderson q Son. Belfast, Ireland.
YOr saao py &c LTNGYAM& CO.
tylIY II CnroDdsiot street.
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CT. srANIsLAUs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
BAY ST. LOUIS. MISSISSIPPI.

BAY ST. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI
This institution, conducted by the Brothers of the
Sacred Heart has been in successful operation since
It beautfnny situated the shores of the Bay
commanding extensive Wow of the Gulf-and afford
ing the advantages breeze. and bathing in
Summer, Tor the pupils. great Indictment to
healthful amusement. The Commercial Course COM
prises all the branchasb ID good English education.
Board and Tuition session, payable half yearly in
washing session. III w
Bedding per session toptionap. 10 10
Doctor Fees w
vacation If spent at the institution .....-- so o.
EXTRA CHARGES: .-
Piano and Violin per month, each.- OK
Use of PianO, per month"; 5c
FIuie, w
Brass Instrument, per month. 10
Spanish and German languages per month, each 90
For further Particulars. apply to r
Z feI4tf as .2h Director of the College,
@ PRIMO HILL COLLEGE. Near Mobile, Alabama.)
This Institution which was DESTROYED by fire last
February, being rsbult will open its sesson on
the 18th Of Decembe next.
Tho tepe fog thu present session payable hahyeariy
in advance In currency are as f,,ows:
Board Tuition. ~ ashinR aud Stationery. $270 90
Entrance Fee, FIRST year only 10 20
Arofssaor viii be- In New Orleans to take charge of
the who may be entrusted to their They
will leave the city onthe 9th Of December, at O'Clock
and oircaaTB address President of the College,
Spring Hill; the College of she immaculate Conception
corner Baronne and Common streets; p. Poursine,
Agent, % Natcbez str eet nO2l ly
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A CADEMY OF THE VISITATION.
MONTE MARIA. RICHMOND. VIRGINIA..
The duties of this institution will be resumed tho
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
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YOussrnrsass stEest> How 0asAEus. La
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Parents and Guardians desiring first class Boarding
School for their Daughters and Wards, will find here
every advantage.
Located healthiest portion of Of the most
healthy cities in the South with large grounds and in
retired and romantic situation aforis' in addition
facility for acquiring education mental and
moral, q high grade. Large additions have been
made to the buildings to meet the increasing applies
tions for admission
Apply Prospectus and Terms to the Office of the
Ma rning Star and Catholic Messenger, lug Gravter
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ct. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES'
= Conducted by the Sisters OF Charity,
Near Emmitsburg. Frederick County, Maryland.
This institution IL pleasantly situated in healthy and
picturesque part of Frederick county Maryland, half
nile from EmmitaburR and two miles from Mount St.
Marys College IL was commenced in lsto, and incgr
the Legislature Of Maryland in 1916. The
buildings convenient and spacious.
TEaMB tt.r..
Board and Tuition per academic year, including
Bed and Bedding, Washing Mending and
Doctors fee --E----V2 3O 90
4 E.-fOr eacn session. I4O w
ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
The Academic year 10 divided in two Sessions OF ave
months EACH heginnug respectively the 2ath Of Au
gust and the 18th of January.
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
api71y st. Joseph's Academy. Emmtsburg Md.
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happy Inform his patients and the public generally
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in every case Patcuar attention paid to The preser
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90a ST. ANDREW, NEAR MAGAZINE,
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ing the roots, by new process ft gusrantesd; or
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