The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-04-16

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thew complain most justly by means OF 9
their press and the protests under prepara-
ton, that the Government of the Soth Sep. 9
tember, having entered Rome by virtue OF
the bombs of Cadorna and Bi1lo, Cypress
the copsciences of it's noblest citizens by
virtue of the biudgeon and the stiletto,
and by the system Of brutal intimidation,
which can never be dispelled till the cour-
age of martyrdom and physical resistance
ia fairly awakened in the Roman You'll you'll
for a truth it is-that the Catholic Church
| in Rome is in q state of persecution NO
| anodyne in the shape of bypocriticai pro-
tocol can do away with the stern logic OF
facts-of facts foreseen oy az acqu pnY.'
with the occult work of the Official Resolu-
ton.
The Kina of Piedmont.-A person who
| sav Victor Emmanuel q day or two since,
saws he is most Responding as to the 1uture'
that he will not allow Rome to be men,
toned before him, and that he is convinced
that a fearful retribution hangs over his
.Imioments of God.-The miserable wretch
who was the principal organizer OF the
Carnival "Crusade" died quite suddenly
/ day or two since without Priest, in
> cafe, and Madame Louise Collet, the ceie-
> brated Nbre penseuse, who has been giving
atheistical conferences in Marsehies Since
the beginning of the war, has just died at
Nice in the most frightful torture from al
4 ulcer in her tongue.
'. The Revolutionary Sacrileges.-Another
= list of converts which are to be appropria-
a | ted in o short time has appeared. II this
4. be carried out, as there is every reason 70
fear it will, many hundred nuns and reh-
pious will be deprived of their dwellings,
a. and means of existence. The Clares of San
al Silyestro have already been expelled. Inc
of Augustines of the VergiEe have also lei;
be their venerable monastery, and genera
a suppression of the Religious Orders is Ger
of tain. This is the Italian version OF tne
ito Guarantees! The corps diplomattque a
er- Florence have, l am informed, protested. u
ce, | the most formal manner against the inia
eth nous and illegal violation Of the capitula
ton of the Goth September, on the groun
ok. of the immense majority OF the IONA
monasteries having been presented VIII
has foreign money and donations.
ro- The National Gssard.-The review OF tn
ore so-called citizen soldiers took place yestel
rod dsy at the Camp Of Macao, but at lea.
rae fifty officers refused to attend, ~ the oat
was WAS solemnly rendered to the corps OF
sr . grades above the rank OF sergeant. Aoo.
dds afty were absent; the majority, beeaul
ba. they did not choose to incur the sentence
uen decentralization, and the minority b.
nom cause they are avowed Republicans and +
ults fuse to swear allegiance to the Monarchy
Tablet. NJ.
that in Montorio was walklne Dy S~ns +wo lit,
% o, 70 boys asked him for pious picture.
this was complying with their request when
immense stone, thrown from ne.gnoori
o house, hit him on the head. he feii oo 10!
sena from the violence of the blow, bleedi
rect con;couslv from the wound it had made
wl; ;a his head. Being raised by some charita
''u'1 persons, he was taken into an aoJacs
= shop, where his wound was temPorar
y the dressed, and a carriage being got, ne
vern. taken to his monastery Instantly
1t the niaced in the infirmary, where he still
'iven, seriously i'll. Another poor friar was pa
treat. ing on Sunday the Ponte Quattro va
,cient when he was set on by pack OF ola
guards with yells and cries OF LET US N \,
Ia in der him ~ He was rescued from II
erein. hands, ana tooA ASiuSo AZ &c., ~
ia dis butchers store, whence some Bersagl
wa Of accideptly passing by escorted him no
The General of the Dominicans has
tested against the appropriation VI
caring oround that several foreign nations b
uitude StS r;nhts therein particularly
every the schools. 1t would be hard indeed
and a church, monastery, or conven
TT that Rome (the centre OF Cathoilcltyl on wv! W
nxious foreign Cathoilcs nave hoG ol.l. w s
a ques. entering into minu'e oone -
Catho- magnificent churcnes no" Huout "
into the hands of the despoiler with
priceless marbles, valuable shrines,
sS.n. countless pictures, which renaeis S saI
snmen' itself a gallery, may ask what Cat
he pas l1e -r;tS indifferepce the fate 2
age ing over the rooms inhabited by st; +
ressed q Neri, that sweet Patron 80 GEAR ~ Cno
ador, on mans, whose name ID nousenoiu woi
,rnmont distant landsi Here, where he hvee
last years of his blessed life; here,
sident Of hts s"eoo oOH- E,;cIa hos heen reliRi
de Paul "here eseiy st 90 he left them.
'n'ump' amid amid the musty smell of rooms Ion
used memory takes the pilgrim as .. ne ne,
revived from his book to his habit, his celntui
various 1;oo;,l;na tho nicture he prayed
ito abey uisc iphho, OHo sao+ n n1alic char
demands and lie reCaces Cue s"0oO ""SSAO ~
,ovement him who lived here.
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