The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-03-19
M,rning Star and Catholic Messenger.
INV mLxAMS. SUNDAY. MARCH -. is5i.
Hsr. y.rdls Reply - the Letter Of \. Loyssa.

insane you MI LU0 WIN ODA0RouokOu } ~ yVu al
not yon inspire me With horror. A. appiicabl
to the last case, which i hope ID, after all, o.
imaginary one, here arc two words.
You sign yourself Father Hyacinthe." Yo
oissm to the title Of g Father or to the nam
IoysoS for Your ordsr, with due obssrvsne
q ~ legal hsyg a. .sbys.s .s IL
justice, be considered as belonging to II any
longer. Moreover, the Pope having alreedSy
excommunicated you, you are also ooI =. Sno
pale of the Catholic Church. But now, Father
Hyacinths, or Mr.. Tyson, or whoever yos may
be, lot M come to the question.
Are you aware that you arc arc f%y o. nt gsg lso
sss ssSsp ony Wien w to
'sNow that you have retprned to your Sees,
and are free, raise yodr voices and protest
against the impioas dogma Is not TINS trent
though when ut Rome they had, through fear,
abiured the faith
For the rest, dear Mr.. Loyson, you have ar
rived too late. The bishops have already
SPOKEN; they have spoken at Rome and also
at home, and they have all promulgated the
inspious dogma their dioceses. 1t is NO use to
get angry;, it is really the case; Amongst all
all those of England, Scotland, Ireland, Hol-
land, Belgium, Poland, Italy, Austria and New
Zealand. you will not find any who have not
France the opponents are reduced to four, in
Germany to y still smaller number, in Hunga-
~ Ave have already come ronnd to us, and the
others arc on their way. All the Vicars and
who lead holy and self-denying lifo. in the
midst oil continual perils, fatigpes, privations
and sufferings, and who certainly do not know
what fear means, are every one of them with
the Catholic Church are with us, and you, dear
Mr.. Loyson, have made your appearance too
late in the day. Why did you not come to the
Council7 Who knows but that four words
ont Of os5r mir hav mr.
salutarH &ectS 1t is true thatfortune has not
smiled ey graciously upon your discourses.
Two years ago, at that famous Peace Con-
grees, when you were seated side by side with
8 protestant minister and q jewish rabbi, you
announced that war had ceased in the world,
and that tho Suez Canal and the Transatlantic
cable had put cannon and chassepots out of use.
Poor France will confess whether you wore q
true prophet.
After this impertincnce, of which the bish-
ops were the object, you indulge in q still more
colossal insult against your country. France"
has told You sol grant you that in France
there are many sceptics, but that the whels
country is irreligious, as You say, is a calumny,
We have continual proofs to the contrary even
here in Rome For long time past France
has had bad rulers, sceptical writer's, and now
and then bishop who was a courtier and an
ambitious man, and who did great mischief in
has not been thereby entirely ruined; and the
CONGREGATIONS and of its missionaries wKSm ~
sends to every mart of the pIohe the conraas
with which IL defends the cansa of The Panac,y
its nm wearied eenerositv towards M evan H ~,
midst of the Terrible trials. even the un;versa1
horror which your nnostasv has ;nsn;rad shoy
that Won have italian into n yreat ;I2ns;on
Every Catholic. Won sav s.bas the r;sht :"
intsrropate the bishons nnon ahssa nee;nts y
(that il to sav: mon the svIIahnss the az En-.
cvcfical I,e:ter AMI rha IN faiiiR;i;tvi "ana
they0 fthe b;shonsl "a the 1910 * ars.var
witkont raxicance and ,,;ehort 1870 H.
dear Mr Tnvaor M ono no. tSs - =, 49,,
With NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. shoe 1rhc tsnva ~ eiraaSy,
snoken cIaariy and ,,os* so,sr,r,,
readv toId vnn that sIftLa oNn S;.t,-.r. ~ ~.
CatLoI;c Sv1rld T;th +I,s a,o.n.;.. ~ Se..s
NJ siStaen havs s,nt.m So06i - -. sts,
the ears Of evan the m aases We haye w sa,' =;
Rome a mountain Of nsstorai. If sdSrasss.
and 1.ttar, IN tha uaIr TathI,- aosxa;~s.s
nnan;mona nnl soIamn nrotsat. 80 oHSa.snrS
even of thosa hisboos who S,d n,t ottarS =,
the Last s;tsing of tba Cnn,c;i IS 80, - -, ~
aw are of this Fact anniv TN INV ~ I'll. a;,ht% U
French lishnns and ,bsy viii an.,Sau s,ns, ~
words sntireIv in occorianca ,v;ti, r,;1a "" All
Next comnI the seava wnnmdS - W., hoo,
takeI, the words from, Rnsn,;n; ,xi,, - than'
in moment of effervessencs snJ vas afteri
wards the trst In withdrow than h,t vs., -" "a
exaggerated aud f.is;EeJ than, ooo 'o ma W
IT, f;rst ,ynnnd ,,,h;nh 49, i. - :.