The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-12-03

So also the Bishop of Payla. The other
thirteen received in through their procura-
tors, Among these were the Archbfshops
of Paris, Auch, Tours, Quebec, st. Boni-
face, Palermo, Turin and Vercelli. Inc
Cardinal, robed in his purple, first attend
ed Low Mass celebrated by his chaplain,
after which the Pallia were placed on tho
altar. The Archbishopapres were then
required. to repeat their postuiatlon, which
they did on their knees before the Cardl-
nal. The holy symbols were then re-
moved from the altar aud gwen 10 Mgr'
Nardi, Camerlengo della Rota and Apos-
tolic Sub deacon, who delivered them to
the Cardinal as Primary Deacon, and then
together they put the Pallia on the chas-
ubles of the postulants. After the cere-
mony the Archbishops rose and were each
embraced by the Cardinal; and, a.eet
putting on their mitres, each gave his first
Archiepiscopal Benediction. In the case
of the procurators, the sacred emblem was
nut or. them over the Gotta, after they had
taken the oath in the name of the Arch,
bishop whom they represented, ana had
faithfully. All this was performed quite
privately, and every unnecessary for
nlality was dispensed with. On Sunday
| next. in the Church of the Trinita de Mon
ii, six other of the Bishops elect Will oe
consecrated, viz, those Of Pavia, TeTnl,
Fiesole, Pistoja, sovana and Ceaeaa n1
Patrizi,-who will have consecrated no feWer
than ninety-th Bisnops during his life,
including these six. The doors OF the
church will be closed during the ceremony,
and no one will be admitted who is not re-
il necessary, to avoid disturbance and
scandal. Moreover, the church of the
Trinita de Monti has been purposely CHOSEN
for the occasion, as being more secure De
cause under French protectlon. 1htS Utt'
gire uou the best idea Of our real condition
Last Sunday another occurrence OF
very touching nature took place at tue
Vatican. Fifteen Professors OF the Uni
yersitv of Rome who refused to take the
oath of allegiance to the new Government
were presented to His Holiness by Carolina
Capaiti, Project of the Sacred Congrega
ton of Studies. You will tud among tn
names, Prof. Visconti, tho celebrated
archnologist, nearly all the Professors
Law, and several Professors of Medicine
as Tancioni, DoIio, Rudel. You VIII not
however, find the Professors OF Theology
as they have not been asked to take I'll
oath. The Minister, Correntl, has got a.
idea of suppressing the theological tacult
in Rome, as he has already done through
) ont the rest of Italy. Neither Will yo
l find the name of Prof. Tortolinl, the mos
y celebrated mathematician OF tome an
III PERHAPS of Italy. 1t was well known tna
10 he had refused to take the oatn, anu
he they were unwilling 10 lose SO eminen1
N mar they 1efrained from rendering it,
" Cardinal Hohenlohe is required to retur
~ to Rome. tie has been in Bavaria bow IL
- fourteen months. The news we recei'
,a from Germany IS not'Tery satsIact"i.
~ The Government, as we'll as the frotes
), ants, continue to cushion the Doliths
to movement. The Bishops act courageous o,
nm and with perfect uuauimity, none ot the
W. haye.descrtcd the cause of the ia tn F.; "u
nd on the contrary, some aye noN among |!
w. most Jealous who before appeared 10
n+ lukewarm That the Dollinger moveme
IT'S has found little sympathy in Italy ana
cis Rome stands in no need OF oemohssEa tc % y
~ but the disgraceful disfgurement OF u
nr walls in the Via di st. Giovanni, IN l1a'
IIn6 rano, with Inscriptions of "Viva Dolling:
- Viva Dollnger,- Papa" associated WI
Ia {" Morte al Preti," and "Viva VlttoI
ma Emmanuele," show to what misera'
AN shifts the promoters OF TINS sca " are
ng duced. Strangely enough, the Governmt
ose has removed Prof. Lignani, who was 6
oso nninted to the chair in Rome by themsel'
''I3 after the goth of September, and who v
u III the writer of the address to Dollln
md which several professors signed.
NV must again advert to the uselessness
low the efforts of the English apostles IN I'll
h white cravats, sent here by your Biole {
= "a missionary societies, as we'll as of the IL
eed articles in the Guardian. 1t is pity
[oly see pieces of real elo9uence on suci
,ose theme as the decay of religion and nora
une in Italy to be remedied by Queen FL
emn beths DOCK OF colhIuo; -, ti,oso :,
UNI, apostles only iose 1ns.. n,- Aftnr twt
was pay them lose their hion9 80
rdi years constant LABOR .ne n,;no a al,
ium ceeded, 10 all lSa'y, ~ i'n,;afSsnnno
by they have one. SO long as they paid a
Q by or two lire head to the as'ena ahosn az
, al services In Nenicg 80 800" tSav could SCI
p of ence, Naples anu non ti,.u my, Init now
viz: the lire is exhausted, the audiences
,noa. have died away, The 1tahon is a good