The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-12

.no contents OF this number although I
" quite up In interest to the proceeding one
It still quite fair ~
l. re a:r,9sssos Assded: RsGsoss for Rsswm
Ereeldent Of Kenyon College. New Yorj
catholic Publication Society.
Inc prominence of this gentleman in q
? Protestant Episcopal Church, being the he.
Q! one OF Its most celebrated Colleges, gives
his change of faith more than usual interes
Inc work is divided into three parts: TT
, church considered in certain historical aspect,
'ne church considered as . divine creator: an
tne church considered a. an organization
within the SCOPE Of these limits, every objes
ZION OF Professionalism is met and refuted. /
snonid be the duty of Catholics to give 1t i
vice circulation as possible, moro especially
among those who are wanderipg In the deviou
ways OF error The spirit in which tho autho
writes may be gathered from tho following
taken from the PREDATORY chapter:
Let me say at once, that do not write in
IN, She 1oriorn hope of winning brief and profit.
ass ta nor yet in needless vindication
doi nut p wa the s :eas
the few whose Intention may have been mo-
mentarily arrested by what they deem nv ner.
Which win na must lin improve an opportunity
same thlngs, and better things than can ever
hope to say, have been said already nv thnsa
VINO nave travelled the Same path before me
dsrerso sfylo drersa fe ut nd plsysos re- -
Pc'ressaf, ad alios sic ad aiios autes SIC. Need
CONFESS also that these pages are written with
lest through its unskilfulness it should distort
the iair features of the truth it would portray
P9,adise Of the Earth Translated from the
French Of Able Samson, by Rev. F. j. Lisk.
nalsimore: John Murphy & Co.
AItnough this work is designed principally
ZOE those who have happily chosen the reli-
g1ous state, it can be read with great adyan-
tage by those occupying every condition of
NE, who wish to acquaint themselves with |
The great gifts which belong to that state, al |
though they cannot themselves hope to enter
The zsco Sisters. A Tale for the "Good shep-
herd." BY Lady Herbert. Boston Patrick
Lady Herbert is we'll and favorably known.
lot only for the truly Christian sentiments
haracterizing her works, but for their excel
ence IN literary point of view. In her pre-
ace she says:
The object of this story is to explain the orr
ne great need which exists for the establish | 8
lent OF large number of such refugees to re-
ny aye ,; 1ne evsr,increasing tide of human sin
tile book are all taken from real life. ONLY
ames and places are changed, lest the feel. .
gs OF surviving friends should in any way be
The appendix to The 1,co Sisters contains an T.
count OF the order of " Our Lady of Charity
the Good Shepherd" which cannot fail of y
ing interesting to Catholic readers, and in p
structive to those outside of the Church.
Some weeks ago we published in the Star Fl
me passages in the life of this eminent Saint l.
lose VINO wish to know more in detail about
Q incidents of his career, NAV avail tb..,,-
YES OF the opportunity which this volume ..
ers. III
'oFs Honsehold Aagasine June. II
This monthly occupies field peculiarly ;ts ga
n, and it's large circulation is evidence of
at once fattering and profitable in
cotton to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Nv Second,
franco, =. j. Translated from the Italian
baltimore: John Murphy & co. ba
his volume is made up from q translation sal
lch appeared in the "Messenger of tie Sacred
'rt Of Jesus" In connection with the good Ne
by this publication, paragraph ha
ne preface says, pertinently: I'M,
low truly has it been said of the faint an. sts
, odSmae given to the Catholic press of
know no rest,o While the Children Of e TIVE will
rch, the professed clients of .Jesns a Sns VIZ
y, often remain unconcerned aSo". ,. anu hue
? should consider themselves immenaeIv aft<
pred to do" When not only in Eurone
In our own land, I" some dailies. whose one
y page is polluting and poisoning. and 7
ng souls, are issuedat one hundred thon
!, and hundred and fifty thousand comics mo-
Is 1T that the Catholic publications are az Mic
~ supported and 80 scantly circulatedfn ino
N we reflect on this and similar circum-
ces OF apathy whore all should be love and ed,
and recall the saying of st. Charles Bor A
20, that ievity of mind and love of pleas .t -
are two great enemies of all solid virtue - al
strong the temptation to believe that the has
ties words are literally true of multitndes -.
nally in the Church, as they clearly are Of SCH
MODERN society in general: "Know this also | and
IN the last day dangerous times shall n
}; men will be lovers of. self, covetous.
tful, naughty, blasphemous, disobedient to wer
IT,, angratefut, wicked, without afecfion nea,
out peace, slanderers, incontinent, cruel
nd, traitors, headstrong, pulled up. and ston
~ ~ p a0,saa more IMAM OF God having in then
I. now sn9n these" Heaven grant that M
words OF the Apostle may arouse us to a latel
OF our duty, our danger and break that so4
T of indifference so prevalent amone her set
in this, one of the most soul-stirrine laun
10 ono onii''lAn Cnnrcn mas ever seen. with
iARANCE SALE.-AI systematic and mo- a
PSrecns nave certain ways Of conducting bust ofc,
SSnvenisncs and interests Now j. A. BraselmsS brib
ant Of system, plan arrangement They stsrted less
ndevatingiy adhered Il Se out.et teH sISy are
dept the cash system. which evar-v .ansY,ie