The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1871-06-25
their effect. Though ~extemporaneous, we
have been able TO obtain the following
tran alatad reDort.

uoVo Ooou oOA0<VO OOtoiu @uO AOAsO"AAo
translated report:
.AwsyTith the Popel Down with the he
that world for which Christ refused to pray.
And such has been the incessant and ubi4uit-
ous cry OF the same sons of Belial since their
forefathers in fniQuity looked upon the face OF
Him whose Vicar our Pope is, and, in answer
to the Eoce Homo of the Roman Governor,
shouted in hideous unison, Cruelty Him lin
Cruelty HtmW But God cOnfOunds the WIS
dom of man, and draws good out of the great
est evils.
Thus the Jews, in crucifying the Son Of God,
wisdom, love and power, than ever had been
revealed before. In our days Christs Vicar Is
slandered, vilified and disowned; already the
the Church is dead, and but awaiting burial;
but, fools! against their will they are made to
contribute to the glory Of that Church which
King, what Pontiff, has ever been loved, and
helped, and sympathized with, and teted, like
Plus Xxi To-day millions sing canticles in his
and why is he universally recognized as the
great and glorious Father of the Church, and
representative of Christ, but because the enc
destroy hint But in speaking of their sacri-
gi0us conduct, one is tempted to use the eneI.
getic lanuage of the Church, 30, Fslir Catpa ~
For, has 1t not caused our Holy Father to be
loved more and more, and stirred up the per-
petual vitality of Catholicism, and made the
virtues of the Infallible Pontiff as household
words" in every. family of his vast empire
upon which sun has never set
Yes, from pole to pole; from the rising OF
the sun to the going down of the same, " his
name is great among the Gentiles," and never,
Church taken SO palpable, so visible FORM
Instead of dying, the beauteous Spouse OF the
Lamb is now more alive than ever, and there
so ~ We bes while hes snemies the
Requiem which they will never have occasion
to sing. Therefore, let us wait! The darkest
hour is the hour before dawn. The hotter the
is laid up in my BOSOM" When Thou seemest
far away, immortal King of Glory, then
SUFFERS the more will she be exalted. There
FORE let us rejoice, and let our joy be full. Let
us join in the riras of Christ's inheritance on
earth, and let our triumphant exultation be,
as it were, o foretaste of that which will swell
our hearts when God, our own God, will come
and save His Vicar-fOr Coming He soitt come,
tiff. King, in all his temporal rights and pre-
rogatives, as Head of his own States, to the
confusion of the impious enemies Of Christ's
Kingdom on earth, aud the triumph OF every
Therefore let us cry, with heart and with
voice: Long live the great and glorious Plus
God bless our Pope!
God Himself this evening, by the rainbow,
Eliminates for us, and, as in the days of NOAH,
it was given to the world as sign that Gods
wrath had been appeased; so Let us nope tnat
its appearance on this solemn occasion may
and it's Vicar. Yes! as true as there Is God
In Heaven, we Catholics know that the Church
cannot perish, and that finally His Vicar must
triumph over all his enemies
After the close of these addresses
THE ARCHBISHOP
arose and made few kindly, touching re-
marks which we present, as accurately as
possible. as follows:
THE ARcHBIsHoP's ADDRESS.
My Children-Judging from the grand de-
| monstration which this day has seen, l am
more than convinced that if the Holy Father,
he would be received with joy by the whole
people; and that he would acknowledge the
receipt of more respect and veneration &C the
hands of the people of America than ne re-
and evil. But he will remain at Rome in spite
of HIS prosecutions and enemies. AS much as
we would love to have him here with u.s. as
| much We would love to make tor h,m nome o! :
| him remain where he is and we love him al
the more that he does not seek to change ms
| place, but remains firm to his conVictlons oi
| what is his mission.
| When upon my last visit to Rome, contem
plated that old man. now eighty years of age
| [ could not resist the belief that, although N
| pernatural which enabled him to withstand
the trials and troubles that beset hlm upo'
every side. and yet maintains sweet patienc
and resignation.
As we are all children of Christ, I bog q
you, for your own good, that you be aiway
united with me, and that we may all be unite
with the Pope and with God
At the close of these remarks, the Who'll
multitude knelt and His Grace gave then
the Papal Benediction with that solemnit
and fervor which are so affecting and
appropriate to the act. 1t was probaoi
in contradistinction to this solemn cers
mony that His Grace made his beautlf'
allnsion to
THE BENEDICTIoN OF HEAVEN"
This was in reference to- a celestial phenon
euon which was regarded by many as re
markable coincideace, if nothing more
= . While the ceremonies on the platform wei
4 being inauguratrd, and very soon after ii
, sun burst, alluded to above, a-splend
/ rainbow of the most perfect proportion
and colors appeared in the East, just
! front of the Cathedral. From the pla