The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-10-22
III. work Of Catholic Associations.

Tho Cirilta Catholica has puolishea q a
ne &c naners on the important subject c
Ss Ts.So,ic ASSOCIATIONS, which have AZ
tracted much attention IN Europe.
the most IT,, re tSnnehtfui copsidera-
t;,~ ~ ali Catholics. The object OF these {
S.on ations the necessity for them are tne
a as%s here as elsewhere, the evils they are
;ntanded to combat exist in the new Wo .L
"a in the old, and the suggesu4; .,s SLIGHT
e COMBINATIONS, as practicable in the Uni!ea
Ststas ~ in Italy. The work OF the C'o''t"
ia divided into chapters, az 1oiio"s'
A.soc;ations exist through &C |
t;on' The Society Of Catholic 1oa.m' . ma
I, Nn.,rla carry it written on their nag, ano
eM ny others in the first rules OF their own
a. a.at Sns A Catholic Association WHICH
S"es not operate ia null; more SUN, ~ 40 "a
censurable as an army OF Folun.eee " de-
be which, assembled ior a Sn1 pp should re-
.enu ;S1octive. In the hearts OF the as s'
n na.as in the deliberations OF the counc.,s,
:A .s,a' m;dst of the general meetings, ou'
one word should resound, ouS QUO ""
word should be givenIac.sU nr.,d error and
.,rruntion in society /; it has polsoneu WI" tha
8 ~ anctrines the individual the FANNY w
us the nations themselves. Any
}, !. "a not concealed enemy, out lv s III,
dable giant, combating IN cue s i msS Th,
3 10 continue its work OF oeaen. -
g sun, " Hssnc;atiops uacst therefore nav
d en their object to repair the DISASTERS !. No =
TO .oa o. sa to oSpose the disorders it causes
y Cleanse the world of its venom nn'
" Combat the monster hano 70 ! nan s1,rl mn,
is Rnt this does not suffice; the Worn ~ -
w oS 49, va With order If we examine u
f. 10 s';act If Catholic Associations, we 81"
It cHJso ,hot r. reduces itself to two neaus
ef,, aastrov the revolutionary pr'nclpies. ny NJ
~ instating the opposite eocJ Ia nf MORALS
OF Int the practice of the code OF hto ratb
he .t revo,nton, by upho tding that OF oaSn
ed I Iue ,,orais And in order that the "oih
In Totholic Associations should be maui a, va.
yer IN ;ts true path, it is necessary INA. In lid
eoi heads above indicated shoulo 20 a
,hs ! IKE, r;nc;nles should not be sacrificed
aid InaU fnr no one should underraee ,
be tnrm Of principles. Any pr'nripie io' e e..
om- arnonnded. shown under an ent laole ~ ~:
the % Pnromising a desired good, feaii
one ideal r i%pos1 Naturally s follows theory
nave 70 ,ata France for example. III nc
and osntnrv the revolution triumpeeo ..
under the form of a republic, IN los
,urq, conquered under constltuuonai Ill,
four this year it attempteu W iu'I cd wa
sun suiss of socialism. But what hao W. Ne
rch- SSravions to these three datesY we
! Init paen history. novels, philosophy, the p
,ands PAMPHLETS, the stage, poetry anu ~ -
wine ccnmpositions all preaching repuonI,ai;
' was constitutionalism ana sociais si ii,;Lie :
mr. in tnrn. as the supreme, lnfainple
~ the tbrongh which every one would DC ha
y .han god. Catholic Associatlohs
" this then demons sonSor the Christian prime
!. - DO. confront them with those Oh one fe,ehr
as ue- and expose fully the monstrous taieh,
e pre- anu %
pecta- However. practice itself must accom-
TO oe tbaorv: of Which it is, 80 to speak, the
rlc ;ie..i and. according to the countries au
aar "a people, be placed in the hrsS os "a n
oduced RANK GUY, aS ayer fail com pletely.
Is only OF 'he" eno II.
, OF the Let ma pass now to the means to D
onoreu in order to attain the desired emu
las1I general object of Catholic ass; ;s
sed the pelhS Ae4 ~ onolities required by
), Mos' means shall also be two in numoer;
Hayes, We shall examine first those wn
bal, by. 1opg tn the fret head. The aim OF
sasso nf sociations, in this part, being 20 sel
mary y, 1;aasters caused in the mlnos, es
ast, and ols a a;, Mnderataud that the I'll
accepted mrnner means 10 that of the transit
OF the she thouehts of the associate into tn
maeuIate of other persons. Now, to attain :
the Iete- there is nothing like speech and tn
Sissant. ing press. IN AZ, ..soc;ota mall
ny OF ART +bese. if he lacks the proper ln1oI
o feet, rs His first duty, therefore, Is TO sU
oy we'll his religious principles by study.
ped figure nAs Az F. ia true, cannot become
of which Int all to-day find themselves cal
me paint ous n aas of the Church, of religio
} Coneep, S Sreat social principles; Ties? ;e >,
form ana Ere discussed on the railroad In =
ning spray an N the hotels, in the public nous
grace from hnmhlest wine-shops. Inc assos
) the f9un. not always defend himself Dy
less which ae sometimes silence become
IS or which hle OF dangerous. On the otne ac
.rble. b9' lack of sound arguments, sne q. a.
e the hard, defeat increases the danger Oh III
and spread Zines which one has not known
esses it at iu'e'