The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-11-12
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rhe.i. proceea1ue: =. tSe Cardinal Arch rd moS
; close. - H n.biin PRESIDED %s
': T%pp other preiates present were .1 of JIG.
Most Rev. DR.: Muettgsp N A irsisnd the Pss..
Armagh snd rl'%s sshv. Archbishop Of 81 e.
Most rev sI EIoIy the Most Rev. Drs. M, Thee Thee
Haie. Arrhbishop Of Tuam Nu uf THiou- g.
Meath, Kelly, of Derry Donn?nS' ofDown VIM VIM
herr MDeyits' O. hspnosf Fillmore; Leahy, A1 Al
a9 1nr",,ora Walsh, Of Kildare and Leign ia1S
lin Iynch, Coadjutor OF kuda :as.v Of SUR
Le.shlfn Furlons, q Fern mT. aaT.s, q
nsS Hea, Of Ross Gilooly, Q. a.- ~
nn;, M,Evetly, of Galway, and Cohi's' y 3
Of Ardaeh, who acted as secretary. .drca. NJ
The following resolutions On sn aaontsd AS
'.Y - we hereby declare onr unaltera1le Cal
,,,;ct;on that Catholic education 10 !nuA gas
U.nsaHiv necessary for the preser va..on ~
t t'sa fifth and morals Of our Cathohc peo- :,
Iple.. :., .ha HOLY See and l.
..s h;shons Of the Catholic worid, We J IN
n ogo;n renew our often-repeatea con:aam1 Il
ton Of mixed education as lnssri tbs nd x
, and grievonsiy dangerous 70 ,a'. %ssen N
morals. and tending to perpetuase . usSs in N
. m mora e;insnbordination and disa6eee1on III
n "' nIIG-Recente events ~known 70 AZ, any, ~ T
g especially the acts secret e0c,e e Strength
scygV v,gao and furnished CON
70 ene9 ou ax;Seuce that Goddess Education 70
Snhnersive not only of religion ana mI ;nht.
ty, but also of domestic peace peace, o o. s
a. ~ nronerty, and Of all socla! ofoe1. or
in .eiV-Is religious equality, wnicn, az
=. -.;s. 70 thu constitution of this country,
~ IA onr ipalienable right, is lnco omai;tv
without educational tsee tSat in all the ap.
ng we aSa, e1islation on the subject OF ECU
;he cation the principle OF educa'l'n"' oi
ct she'll be acted on. ~. rretensiops of
lci- boiSine different religious prin:,,
Vase liz. from ours, seek to vioiate Wy $500
ler- c; pphts If our Catholic people by forcing
and mon ma a system of educanon tfesStrnc
les to our religious convic.oH e,,d eternal in
,ost tive alike of our TEN
Jay, 'eses YIN the present efforts 10 1o, Se
and coa,.s. Education on this coun.iy We We
recognize another phase snee following the
os fathers sacrificed all
any ample "; ;nts-ests. and life itself, rather
""" tha~ !mneril their faith, we shan new.
to Oppose s to ses nt the ouesns
er, the g saf College and all similar inst
tutions dangerous to the falth anu
of Catholics. .,,bers of Par
VIZ ~ ",snresentatiyes of the feeling
e. aS ;nterests. of their constituents, " sao
anu t ~ rrinsinles embodied in these reso
iutions in Rsgiisment and elsew s. w;,, a,
oppose any S pnon this Country any goo
kn0~n Sess scheme Of education or refuse "
Sra.s onr admitted educational grey ~
"VIII.-In future eiectio anr "
T., a n1edge ourselves to oppose the LeIl a =
~ we p, ca neSidate who will not uphola
oa: a a,r;y,c;nIe of UNCONVENTIONAL ednca''on
our G 11WKnawipe the Jealous attachme
und &c onr people to the Catholic faith, we
oil Or. ou them to hold meetings and sign Pc
t. tions in their respective Par usr max ak
mo the guidance OF tneat t;o Se to accept
an faile nanf"rmity with the principles mere
nouBced. .h.+ his Emipe
=; Carolina! Cullen, Archbishop 10 the esi
weet har take mt If a Central, Training School,
.ha training of Catholic Teachers, anu
snow hedge ourselves to assist MS St LIN
pnr subscriptions and by our oes' An'A"'
--. IN onr respective dioceses.
living vet. SXI.-Contemplat with deep con
the melancholy wreck In other coun. ~ ~
bid ali order moral and s 20 literature inn
oy .n hostile to religion and society
the grave a. az aI dy;neiy constituted guardians o
sniritual interests Of our people: e s,,,,
race moreover, for their welfare, anu ah Eat Eai,
II I've EXAMPLE of the Father or tue al !,
se.- 1he Iot;nalIv yarn our flocks to an
Jain. e cup, the nerusal Of all publication
,,rn .rba+ever form, in which the ma2lms
ur hoIy religion and it's ministers are e IL
learn ressnted and assailed, and princlp.eas
s lated subversive of social order and
nd .aorol;tv
'' HNU.-These resolutions VIII o'
an the first convenient Sunday AT AZ
been: the public Masses in each OF the Cn
sl.,r and Chapels of this kingdom"
i sun 'OA' Dublin, Goth October, 1871
the loss Sirned.
,o@ e's'e'i PAUL CARD. cuLLEN,
ross; Archbishop of Du
GEORGE CoNRoI,
aiohre 49,, Bishop of Ardagh, Score
JAMES M'DEv1TT,
10 halls Blshop Oh h"Pno'
ht' To aid in carrying out the tenth
ot the