The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-10-22
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care have we registered oil who came for
ward and We can only muster il names;
priest Of Unkel, who formerly in the most
animated terms asserted the same doctrine
which he now terms an unbearable novelty,
but now Enthusiastically eats his words.
2: Kaminsky in Kattowitg; the professors
q H Hr,aansbsrs; :. Miehseiis. NE. :; Msuzsi:
Wollman, teacher Of religion the pro-
fessors of Breslau. 2. Hngers. 8. Rein
kens. 8. another teacher of religion,
Weber. 10. Canon Baltzer the professors
Of Bonn. IL. Reosch, and Is Langcn: i3.
Waldman, teacher Of religion, Of He'll
genstadt; and "a. Wacker, parish-priest
In Baden, who suddenly became enlighten-
ed on the matter by his housekeeper.
o, but We were forgettings There are four.
teen more ! Bat hoarteea are not "thous-
as well as Bavaria alone. punish Dollinger
for his lying assertion; Instead of thou
sands it sent up with Bavaria only 20.
But possibly the rest Of Europe will como
to the rescne, aud viii make up at least
1000 by adding the 96e priests whic': are
wanting to the score. From Siberia q
voice answers, and it ia that of Aloysius
Pichler, the book tealer from Rome the
Frenchmau 10y son Perr Hy acinthel writes
letters to the great and ble-hearted
Dotlinger, and sends him his "blessing."
From the same place he receives great help
rim the person Of the renegade monk, An
drea dAltagena. Paris is represented by
the phantastic "Knight Of the Dolefui
the "nobie brothers" Pedersane and Alloy
sius Anton; Bohemia the catechist Nitel
in WarnsdOi Il, and an escaped Premous.ra
tensan. The honor OF free Switzerland is
saved by the chaplain of the House of Cor
rection, Egli, in Luceree, to whom the
liberal employees of Lueerue, after their hero
had been exec mm unicated, sent an address
of sympathy, while the prisoners passed q
pote Of con idence in him.
Niue men! Well done But still nine are
not thousands.
J Dofin ger evidently thought that lie had
! only to give thrust with his horns, and
thousands weuld esteem it an honor to join
: his standard and take part in the rising
, against the Church. But how niust he
now be untleceiyed. lie called for thou
sands, and Bavaria came forward To help
} him with only six apostate priests; the
7 ,chole Of Germany only sent 20 /; and Eu-
rope has Increased that number to- %. Is
not this ind. ed a very Sedan for poor DR..
Dollinger..much more ignoniraous than that
disgrace which Napoleon sustained on the
I'd If September If Dotiinger were not
+ blinded 6y passion be would, after such an
e unprecedented discon. future, Immediately
/ have quittedrpublc life and betakea him
= : self to do pehance IN his celi.--
l 1t IN uss be bitterly disappointing to have
called for thousands, aud to and that the
t, whole of Europe can furnish only % oath
l. breaking and duty forgetting priests wh'
a share in his. sentiments and promise hin
l. their help! Gloriously indeed has the Ca
N tholic clergy rejected the "German scion
ID tifc" Ito use his expression) traitor /; an
1e if a few have stumbled and fallen, it oul
I'd comes to what CORES has said ''Sinc
y the IL Apostles have an undying sacces
Id sion, 30 was it also natural that the l21l
in who awas thief and traitor, and bare Il
a bag, should not be without his--He Hres i
ed them to the end Of time.