The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1870-05-22

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ner General Counncil for many months tn cnr,
,he Reception Of Hishop ouinl.n.
ol- The Rt. Rev. DR.. Ou;n,an p;..
"a oone, arrived in that city on the morn
- ing OF the 18th from Rome, via New Yorl
~ we copy from the Register the followfn
es account of his reception
Inc return of the Rt. Rev. John on;n,a, j.,
TlsnoP o! this Catholic Diocese, after q,
absence of eight months. in atten;aa"n. ... q. ~
1ne Ecumenical Council at Rome. was s;,a a
nailzea last evening by very f1aHerxSn1o xS1
9 fGsepeion at the hands of his numerons
n oias. ano;S Notwlthstanding his endeavor tn
9 rivlng committee of reception. con,,,x,s.S ".
: Si clergy and laity, lying in wait to taLs
r MN captive. The occasion was necessasss, 'aHo
2 10 y, an lLmPromptu character, and could rot
eree e to ne1n tba out gratifying in the highest de-
as 20 himself as mark of the affection an.f
CONFIDENCE of his people. At o'clocL 10 st
eeening the Bishop, robed in the vestments
~ ms sacred Office, was escorted by the
immaculate Conception. The chnro1 y, , 1ae
40 Men 5led, and as the procession entera5 |
the edifice notes of welcome nea,aJ tsn
| the great organ. Po"ioo from
Al After the Bishop and committee were
seated within the chancel. Dr.. Fnnrn;.s were
cended the steps to the rsiIipe. and raod a.
oJhI;gEla.alatory ,sh;ggE I address, at the close Of
ion tue speaker entered the cbanceJ re-
;nn ;xe,ensiy approached the Bishop, and kneei-
apsS; baesenced MIN with the manuscrint /,
IN an extenpOraneous speech. ahont puu txa,, t
at large W 'he audience
ne commenced by referring to the do.
avoid had % hoped sa'to so stea ste had sought to
LIS friends, but they had made him an mn u L
wnnng captive. He said that his visit ~
-, 9 70 aC1end the council, was an imnera
= 10 ouEy' which he could not have avoided
70 simnIv 'em %aaa 30 disposed, yet he did not III
.ause OF his love for the church III.
means which had enabled him ~ ~. ane
ne contributions of the generous bssrts %en E,
as as people. he explained in detail the man. alb
ounci!, acted upon PROPOSE lions nrasaeaaI et IN
. .neIr Iaoorlous and earnest consilera tn'
ous over the wording of the meosnra. in
SO tnatthey should meet apy con-
as of TIN IN az r time to come. The proceed rec
'ok, until their work is comnleta 49, of
ley Will be formulated and nnhi;shoJ e 4
e world. He asked the members of +ho
.n' ,u.o4 4, 20 wait and be patient, pledpine COZ
eat work. .S ne fTe result, they would see
what they read, purporting- to haze oo Lee
rred 5 IN the Council. The statements -.
.,a oasned IN the telegraphic dispatches nou
,tb nens ere Inventions, entirely devoid of u
members of the Council. He dwai+ ~ ~ ~
gGn on the falsity of the Statements that WI
rope had threatened American onS C<
,er , bishops with dire things for leaving @ died
;hout haying ohta;naS aJ iest the Council susp
~ ana the leave and blessing of the III
" Father. The psocess of ehto;n;ne ne reun
ieave Is formal and quite lengthy. The One
presence here Raase S nome demanded the f
re- OF absence, are first presented IL Sc,
I'M ;s -, .ne secretary OF the Council, by party
ted to the Enn,n,;s+ .nem, they are sub on iti
'pted by them, then a vote of ases. tha G II possi
3 taken, and If decided affirmativeIv Swi
re- W;theue eoes 70 tne Pope for his sig cellen
bisbop settino L;s faot 20 leave, biddil
territory would be at once ;s,oo o'e - a. of Eu
a uanlcated, and divested of his epis The
Office. He denied empbaticaIlv 1Pis Phs +.oohe
ments OF disaffection in the CoEnc;i
g were bishops there. he said fOunciI; folL Ill How '
OF the world, differing on eyervthinn exchar
n eu.rr nuS "n 5ney went there to dis Mrs.
1 be no need of discnss;an iae 10 aaea there deeeas
ouncil. The object of the Council was oa carried
nslder questions of vital importanca ipgton,
propagation is presented. evsrv H.
OF the s27 attack it. Why To az INC
ill stand to test what ia trntb IS, publish
and nothing but the truth. NIT the
Bishop continued his remarks own ~,
ing OF his affection and the affaction ~
Pope for his people, and promis sed NO lie
his experience while abroad in % in the
- =. sf"na Soe iueure tme.' perishil
gain formed and ss, moroi', 'ne process water a
J, the organ striking up voluntary One
porcn OF the church the band as Newpor
the van and the Bishop was thus es- STYLED
with lively music, back to his resi-
ihe occasion, on the whole. was mental ,
lch must have dispelled all repreta 1t is fl
>! invidlous capture, from the bosom passage
criminal
N TURNrp CoMroUNp-Tb;s a:.. perjury
i. mas been before the public has acouired Banpo
ior ,ts curative properties in coda conohs
enS 9Sa Shsr @ Of day
ur Oldest and most lG here, Uuence