The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-10-08

thoritv Of their diocesan, while enjoying :
the posseasion of benc6ces, will not be dis- :
turbed in their temporal afRairs BY any cen
sures directed against them In their sPiri. :
nal character. Tho Catholics complain .
that this proceeding. will allow men ., w tho :
Roman Chsfch to continue to draw pay !
after they have repudiated their obnga- :
lions. The Dollingerises, on the otnea
hand, declare that 1t 10 not sunciehs "
protect them in their civic character s' s;fa.
holders, but that the bishops ought 10 NO
punished for declaring them excomMunica-
ted for merely declining to obey I.e
Ci.nrch authorities. Minister Won LUZ LUZ
towards DR.. Dollinger, t" think that
spiritual censures are spiritual matters,
and that it is hard to see how person can
both be in communion with Rome anu NOV
in communion with Rome at the same tine.
If the State takes care that DIR. Doiiinger
does not lose his parish fees, 1t can hardy
be blamed for declining to do any more
The quasi Puseyite position which ~.
| Dollinger persists in maintaining increases
the obscurity. On no points Or. DohIgen
| 40 emphatic as in declaring his unshakem
belief in the " Infallibility of the Church.
| But where is this in fallibility Not IN the
pope. he says. Not in the bishops either
for they believe in the Pope. The sps.
| DlClOn that Drs DOu1uSoE
Church is himself must materially detracC
from the estimation in which his doctrines
can be held.
The "Old Cotholic" ~ Moremcnt.-Some
time ago the Pail Mali Gazette stated as a
proof Of the earnestness" of the "oio
Cath olics," that the Minister of Funf haus,
near Vienna, Alois Anton, Is who stands at
. the head of the new Catholic reform agita-
ton in Austria then addressed petition
to the Cultus Ministry, in the name OF july
r Catholic families of Vienna, that the Ola
Catholic cathedral of st. Stephen, which Is
, the common property of all the Cathol &c.
of Vienna, be placed at their disposal Tor
, the celebration of Mass and for preaching
as well as for all the Catholic rites ana
i. functions according to the ancient iaith.
t The facts, as we learn them from hign ~
q esteemed correspondent in Germany are as
a follows: "M. Anton, vicar of the smau
!, suburb of Funf haus, near Vienna, has been
r for q long time past suspended from MS
. duties by the Cardinal Archbishop, and
= does not enjoy any consideration Whatever
:. He and another priest named Landammar,
q who is in the same condition, are the only
~ two priests of all the immense diocese OF
It Vienna Il 400, 600 Catholics), or indeed Of
At the Austrian Empire, who have given theil
If names to the new seces. ihey say, h ~ ~
T. the Church of St. Stephen given up to them
- that thew act in the name of 5000 citizen
~ mot families). But no names are append
"a ed to the petition except their own. 1t
=. useless to say that their request excited
i Homeric laughter in all Vienna"
" uDo,,;nper.n writes correspondent fror
il Munich, lis SAID to be going further ar
n further. During a conversation with on
o. of his former scholars, lie said: ne on
v General Councils to be admitted are til
of first four He seems to have oeeome
nd Puseyite."
r The Rerolution in Rome.-The Italia
es Government have been acting on Napolet
90 HIS well-known principle, and have e
To- pelled from Rome Catholic and a Revol
no ZIONIST, Frenchman and Prusslan.
10y 10y French Catholic is NJ. de Magueionne, co
w. reyolutionist is NJ. Scheffer, sculptor, al
mortal enemy of the Jesuits which 1t w
30 that the Government really wished to I
" s1n rid of, and which was sacrificed penda
md to the other, does not appear. Inc SIC
an declares that NJ. de Remusat consented
70 the expulsion of NJ. de Maguelonnt,
oss having been urged that NJ. Petrucce!l' de
&c Gattina was sent out of France lot II
80 ~, violent language. The particular vloien
.ics however, Of which NJ. de Masueionne
go alleged to have been guilty is not quoSe
. aen Init one cannot help admitting that
TO- long and intimate acquaintance with no
;c;e and it's population, taken together WIN
Wa relations 20 the Paris press, may M
the made his continued presence u N1e 90.
,ro0 what announcement to its actual masse
Leg The .ss y en g
re-. Of Rome, and is urging the G s.na,;n
inst to suppress the Society for Catholic
not terests.n This society ID composer
70 is Romans OF all ranks, ahu anJ sveryb,
ohe, the Prince OF Campaena' hat its Drir
khan knows, or ougnt 10 hho~ snstitntic
pos pies restrict it to open aud eon mresa;o
cunt methods of action. Yet it's snpp.esfs n
con- loudly demanded, and a petition ."
ition effect is being hawked about for sisnafSu
ppo- on the pretext that the International ia. =
few been suppressed at Naples; 1at sGs.ssy
great the preservation of Catholic 1naere 0nin
tn takes the same line. No sooner has IL
ancv tablisbed itself at Rome, than it disco
# the that the law of the Guarantees
urgs, only a political expedicnt for smoo.
isers' over the annexation, and proposes as
,arles cessary measures the imprisonment
avs nreachers such as P. Curci, p. Tomasl,