The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-17
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IRELAND UNDER THE PENAL LAws.-we cal
the attention Of our readers to the correspop
dence between Messrs.. r. II. BARLEY, w. II
byrne, W. Myham and w. Keriaghan. TIL
COMMITTEE on behalf of the Hibernian Beuevo
lent and Mutual Aid Association and the Rev
r. =. Flynn. published in our columns TO-DAY
The eloquent Father agrees to comply will
their request, and will repeat his lecture on
the above subject Tuesday next, the 10th inst.
in the National Theatre.
Inc subject is an interesting one ut any time
but more particularly so at present, and we
know nobody more capable of doing full Justice
TO it than Father Flynn. The notice of the
Lecture, however, has reached us at so late q
moment, that we have neither time nor space
70 say what might otherwise be appropriate.
however, those who go to the lecture will not
miss anything We might have said
NEW HBERSIAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES will ba . r...
ing ON Tuesday evening next 10th instant half
seven O'clock at Minerva Hail. ON Clio street bets.
Pania and St Charles streets object Of which /.
TO organize branch Of the Hbernan Association In the
parish Of St. Theresa.
IT.
tended having good to know that the Irisb ca
thoiics In that parish whenever they undertake anv
work. generally pull strong and all together We are
glad to that the old spirit that gave birth To thu
bernian Association in the first instance is still
ING ana We hope 1t will continue to spread until every
parish In tho city has its branch When that taLes
place. tho next st. Patrioks Day win sight to look
at. '0>
81. ALPHoxsUs' CHURcH There ia alvav. d,.n-..
Non on the part Of Catholics to celebrate Easter
moro than ordinary distinction a. the Lords Dav
They look upon 1t - day Of great Joy day Of trf
rmph. ON which the redemption Of man WA oopsumm.4
e. and eternal life trumphed death All that can
the beauty OF the altar Of the Lord the way
q decoration, all that add the dignity and the
majesty Of the great sacrifice mass by means of
non veeents In the sanctuary and stirring music
IN tho choir eagerly adopted in to strengthen
ther for the day and
Cd with It.
Tho Row pastor Of St Alphonsus with his assistant
PRIESTS have fitted their church handsomely and to-
day. at the ~ O'Clock mass Moxarts Twelfth Mas. viii
DO executed and while tho light clouds of pcepse will
gather around the altar the organ with the
addition Of full choir, will fill the church and the
hearts OF tho congregation with the adorng element
sweet sounds. We understand that the organist, Mr.
Joseph Miller Jr is highly esteemed "A an
We doubt not on this occasion will do Justice to No
aarts beautiful composition and to the services of tho
Day.
CRAcow CoNvENT.-We learn through late
papers that the Princess Czartoryski has inst
sntered the very convent of the Carmelites at
cracow, concerning which the world heard so
much . little while ago in connection with the
insane nun, Barbara Ubryk.
NEW CHURcH,-The Catholic Church in San
= Ross, California, was dedicated last Sund ~
veek. The dedication sermon was preached
~ Father Gibney. Church crowded to it's ut
most capacity.
we have seen the annual returns from the
dospice of st. G0thard, which show that from
october l. 1868, to September 80, 1869, there
we're 1875 rations distributed to 1920 Door
jewellers of the most diverse nationalities.-t
'hirty eight lives were saved from perishing i.
, the snow, /;
The PopE AND MoNrALfMBRRr-The Ro- {
IAN correspondent of Belgian Journal says
hat when the letter of NJ Montalembert, SO ,
,sulting to the Holy Father, reached Rome, &
nd was brought to the notice of His Holiness q
Q ordered it to be read to him. The Holy Fa- c
1er ordered it to be read second time--sit-
ng, with his eyes closed in evidently painful +
fought. Montalembert had not only been +
IN in the filth, but personal friend of the d
oily Father. The Pope then, says the cores C
ondent, took the document, and read it with a
IS own eyes.
Only day or two later, the sudden death of ),
|. Montalembert was telegraphed to Rome b
he Holy Father was deeply affected By pre- t,
ous appointment he had to give a public au- b
ence few hours later His heart was full, ii
i'd he spoke during the allocution of what !, II
ID been weighing on his mind. He spoke as Il
lows: "To-day there has died in France q u
an that has rendered great services to the ii
'tholic Church. I know not what were his ii
ST thoughts, his last words. But 1 do W
low, for I have seen it with my eyes, that ~ :,
ia man had great enemy-P,sde IN n,
The PoRE.-Wo have seen various criticisms o.
the present attitude of His Holiness, some u
which were dictated by no friendly spirit. y
1t even his enemies are compelled to mete 10
t to him measure Of justice. Candor must 8;
init that never, during his entire Pohtifeate, CT
8 he been more equal to the situation, criti- hi
as it is, than he is now. His faculties, in a'
lth, are much too clear to be deceived by the s 81
allow pretexts of the enemies of religion He all
ows those who hostile to the Church, vi
iatever be the mask they wear, and it is this &c
not any failing of perception, which has VI
cited their anger. If, says an observer, his ~
ength at eighty years of age is not what it TO
ls ten years since, it is as it u.s. extraor- w
nary, and his mental powers, ripened by ex- HI
a.