The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-09-10

task of destroying every thing, and especial
ly whatever relates to religion anu 'ne {
Church. And while they are Lavish VI
praise and subventions to encourage &c,
cleeiastics disobedient to their prelates ana
apostles from the faith, they follow an ~
fernal system Of assailing the great mum
Der of the good, merely because tney n'o
opposed to the doctrines and anti Cnristan
us leave these blind rulers to run the way
of perdition, since, deaf to the ciamors o,
their conscience and Knockers OF the SCUM
doctrines placed under their eyes, they th ,n
down the declivity which leads them 70 tne
abyss. Speaking Of the second proposal, ~
namely, that of adding the word great, 70
Our name, q sentence of the DIVINE I've
deemer comes into my mind. Having US
sumed human nature, He was travers.ns
various countries of Judea, when some 9ne
Good Master! But Jesus quickly repIe "
Why callest thou Me good Coo alone
is good.' IF, therefore, Jesus Christ, con-
sidering Himself rs q man, declared tna'
God only is good, much more must hls w
worthy Vicar say that God only ,s gam. .ssa
Vicar; great by the support which ne
vouchsafes to His Church; great by the
infinite patience which He displays 70
wards His enemies; great by the fGwalas
which He prepares for oil those VINO Iu
sake the ways Of sin to apply the% ns YES
ripors 81 Justice which He will use to pun
isR the unbelieving and all the obstinate
enemies Of His Church. Having promised
thus much, must repeat what have sai"
lected shall be applied, not for the eathe'
dra, but for the ransom Of clerics end,
secondly, that my name may be hear1 pro-
nounced as heretofore, desiring that all may
T repeat, to the glory Of God, 'Magnus t sss
desire which the Father expresses to his
! very dear children, and with which He re-
2 peats His assurances of love and gratitude
! to them. It is true that this title was given
to three truly great Pontifs, but this nap.
pened after their deaths, the Judgments o.
men being then more clear and calm. Let
them, therefore. remain great in the mouths
9 and hearts of all, whilst I, with effusion OF
! heart, impart to you, to your family, ana
o to ali good Catholics. the Apostles bene-
: diction. From the Vatican, the 9Th Au-
! gust. 1871, PIUs PIP, TX.
4 Finding of tho Relics Of st. AWbrose at
- MiIan.-At O'Clock in the evening OF the
= 9Th ult., all Milan was overjoyed u find,
n after the lapse of 1900 years, the very pre-
T cious relics of St. Ambrose. Whilst re-
y pairing and embellishing the church OF their
y seven years ago, under the high altar, q
- large porphyry urn. They were doubtful
- whether that really contained the Sarnt's
% relics, together with those of SIS. Gerva,
:. sius and Protasius. This doubt was
- heightened by the fact that another urr
!. had been found, containing some few bones
~ from which might have been taken the
Saints remains. No record existed ethel
ia of the removal or of the deposition of thu
"a relics they were even thought to be lost
IN though the devout people Of the city vc con
Mt that altar. On the completion of the work
III around the altar as far as the grand cieva
al ted shrine supported by four large porphy
Az ~ columns, it was resolved to open til
~ tomb. In the presence of the Archbishop
to of the clergy of the Cathedral, and Of som
ss archaologists and artists, as we'll as
No great multitude of devout people, the cover
ria ing was removed. The holy cOmmotion an
ae establishment was great indeed when the
ol saw three skulls in the sarcOphagus and
he little further on one side the bones in goo
70, preservation, all covered with clear water
as which had penetrated through the tissnr
lea of the lid. 1t is great consolation for tn
h Milanese to have seen, after q lapse OF Isl
or. years, their great Patrons relics.
lid Italy and NJ. de misunderstanding
his the France, Italy is trying to get rid OF
nal de Choiseul, and the Presse processes
of give the grounds of complaint against hin
pt- They are said to be as follows. When vi
an tor Emmanuel went to Rome, NJ. de Che
will seul reserved to France the liberty I
red sending or not sending her Minister Their
~. and M. Visconti-Venosta appearing to q
led cept the explanation, NJ. de caoiseul tel
SO graphed as much to NJ. Favre. At IL
bic same time NJ. Nigra was charged to state
ced Versailles that the Italian Government VI
ur- not satisfied with these explanation
eed Hence their displeasure with M. de Che
seul. 1t is a very pretty little diplomat
quarrel, which we hope will not be allow'
wv to obscure the real question wheth
the France is or is not to be stultihed by tt
of presence of her legation in Rome.
At: Cardinal Paracciani.-We regret to he
son Al, p nj
!, OF of Frascati, has been struck with apoplex
day and is expected to die. Cardinal Barpal
'ro,, is suffering from loss of sight, and it
ana feared he will become blind
en-
any
,r I The Ttro Emperors.-4t must be allow
mite that Francis Joseph of Hapsburg is We
, in amiable and forgiving man, If We m
APP judge by his reception of William of II
i'm henzollern on Saturday at Ischl just fl
rom years ago Francis Joseph was Kaiser, t
and representative of Charlemasne, the he
sed, of the German Confederation, and Villa
I~,t D,,,a