The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-26

|RNING STAR AND CATHOLIC
hell. bnt the incarnate wisdom. whicI,
established in SsPeter % The practica
conclusion is So forth in another place q
bis writings, where he says: I" It IL 81
Peter who fortifles the whole Church &
tW dtiquGndo c0nUersss, CON 16rm0 tratres twOs
and the faith and the truth are go firm il
him, that to have true belief, an assure,
faith, It is enough to say: believe wit
Saint Peter, betiere icith Saint Peter"
The French Cletgy.-It is consoling a
trious clergy of France, who have for many
years taken the lead in all the Apostolic
works accomplished by the Church. "
cannot express" writes the Bisbop O,
Mende from Rome to his clergy, ssthe JOY
which filed me in reading your letter, in
which you so well show forth both your
asai submission. to the Vicar of Jesus
Christ, the beloved Plus TX, and youl
belief in the infallibility of the successor OF
St. Peter, as well as your ardent desire
that this infalllbility, which has always
been the belief of the Church, may be en-
p ,.,a1 and promStly defined by the
1t is a capital and Fundamental truth ip
the Church, since the infallibilty of the.
holy Mother of the children of God reposes
entirely upon the infallibility of him whom
.GOd our Saviour, at the moment of Quit
ting this world, gave to her as visible
[spouse, and to her children as a father /. Il
the Keys Of tho Kingdom Of Heaven if he|
Ito whom thou hast said Feed Nv Lambs. |
feed My Sheep; if he, by betraying Thy|
truth, could betray our eternal interests, i'll
would be Thysef who hast deceived us.
Like the Archbishop of Cambria, this|
rreiate could say to his clergy: .In attest
Holy Father that of all the clergy of Tie
Diocese, and you can justly do SO, for II
know their sentiments. And more THANH
this; you confess that all the faithful iny
the whole diocese, who 2ove and venerate
you, and to whom, perpetuating the ira
ditions Of the Church which was evangel-
lied by Saint Privatus, you have impaired
your own belief" Considering this unani-
nifty of belief in the clergy and faithful of
france, Is it possible to fear that their.
plous hopes are doomed to disappointment
The archbishop Of Odessa and the Bishop
81 Angers.-A new work is anpounced by
Mgr. Gardoni, Archbishop of Odessa, on
the question now before the Council. it il
SAID 70 be model OF theological discussion,
IN which all the vain objections to the
truth are sigEally refuted, and the ,impera
i've necessity of the definition maintained.
The following is the title of the work
Etueabrdtt0 de d0gn,atic0 summit pontifcis
nfatlibiitate ejusque deJfnib,litate, per r. p.
). Josephum CardOni, Archiepiscopum Edes-
'enum. The Bishop of Anglers has also adj
dressed to the Fathers volume entitled
in quatuor Iibeltos contra
SUNNI ponti1fces editos The
earned ConsultOrs of the Commission on
Dogma, including some of the>, greatest
heologians of the age, have written col
ectlve letter to the Holy Father, in which
fha
ition of the Universal Church" in favor
+ the prerogative of infallibility. This
important document, in which due praises
re given to the work of the Archbishop of
'dessa, not only affirms that pontificai in
'li!bility is established by God" and
essential to :" the strengthening and ex-
ltati0n nt all power, both Episcopal andt
svli," and equally necessary to intcrestst&
spiritual and temporal order. I'M
Rash "A ccmsc,s.--That unbelievers should#
ssail the advocates of Papal prerogativesS
Ineligible. What else should they dol I'd
inevitable But that any one who still a
riters in the France, and the Gazette deE22c
rance, and a few foolish people in ourSJ.a
vn country, should join the chorus OF iu- @
1eis and Methodists, and speak with bit &s
r malice OF men who are approved every 3 .
y. by the Sovereign Pontiff, and by vast
dJoil1y ol tue EplScopate, Is one OF thef4rx
ost unpleasant phenomena of the present
isis. The day is at hand when they will e
J forced to keep silence, or to confess Il
'enly that they hate the truth and alb .
ho maintain it. Meanwhile. the folIowingf .
ords of Father Bottalla may be recom- c
ended to their serious consideration u: %
Even now" says the learned Jesuit, " If
spective of any proceeding of the Vatican 81
,unci now pending, not only is it 1awfulH
r any Catholic to condemn the adverseH
Union vi. e., the opinion opposed to-
pal Infallibility-'Eas erroneous, scandal sa
s, proximate to heresy, aad heretical in 10
Ell, according to the example of the 20
eatest theologians; but it is the duty OF 7.h
cry educated Catholic to believe and to8 lhe
ofess that it deserves these qualifications. pr
censure Catholics because they make a.
bic this profession of Catholic faith isl
hing but intOterable temerity "-Vatican.E 81 y,
BISHOPS AT a TABLE D'HoTE.-The Ro- 3vs
n correspondent of the Northern Star, lei
fast, gives the following sketch ina lat. 81
ter of what~he saw at a table dhofe in sp
Eternal City. 49,
There is a feature connected with this
ticular table dhote which is deserving oil lc
ntion. 1t is true to say that nearly every y
iii the episcopal order was re- ss
sented at it. The Bench of Irish Bishops th,
3 largely represented. The dignifed
m of the yenerated Archhishon Of A. |"