The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-01-14
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nearly 300 members Of the MEDICAL faonit
lave examined Louise Lateau not to mentio
lu larger number Of bishops, priests ant
ttaSy@en, who have satisaed themselves as t.
.ae Iacts OF the case, and not one of whom ha
"TSIed syllable of doubt on the subject.
nave nos the honor to be . Capuchin, but
h h% Pnysicisn. During the last three years
AFTER making examinations strictly accordino
| 70 the rules prescribed by medical Science. do
| nov hesitato to assert that the faots OF the
| natural 0es'"i'y suPer-
On tho 18th of October last 1 was present
once more at the supernatural phenomenon Ias
af 4ee1 II? q the decentralization. A fortnight
.t wafds travelled into Italy to study an
9tner SsgmGfisata, and there, during four DAYS
was eyewitness of facts also of An nnonss,
i in ItaIHy miraculous ahr% character. What saw
to publish, entitled EHistoire Der ~
boss elaine ct FOria. '"'''e'' 10
:. Il Inc steele will then have reason to exo,o;,,
weak. not stron lot en- pins fort" But it is
sSssoments OF such seriousness and at the
same time Of such reality as these-statememts
nroo T1' onsfue' are so readily capable of dis
Inc editor of the Steele, if he be an bon.st
m m;an, mas simply to apply to the Bishop of the
ent az one ns for to be pres
Istsau Inc hs Sona
n mat authority, doubt not but that the door
Oh" .. .ne poor cottage will open to him. or any
f H,nes r Esprit FORT think il my duty howeveT
run in going to visit Bots d'Haine. I state -"
my own responsibility as q witness the foiio y"
ing facts which occurred to ono of nv brothsr
=, Like the gentlemen of the editorial stoef of
The Steele, he was both Free-thinksr ana y.
Taeem sson. ,Da1ring the medical inquiry of
,am1ary ., 1859. there was something Of
. by his Masonic friends to on to
Bois d'Haine. in order to see into an nnH.sI
me. a Gomed.e olsrsca,e that was going on there.
he was refused admission ny +
vas annoyed at this, and was exDress;n, he
eelngs somewhat loudly amongst the Dsonie
"ha %;,; when Monsieur Dechamps came BY.
ne reason Of the disturbance which he haarG !
.slr, said the incredulous Doctor with acme
oas sn they are letting in Catholic doctors
Gentlemen are formed beforehand. am
.atlonaast, and known to be so, and thew sbut .
70 lou ont ~. Monsieur Deohamps replied Sir,
oS go %n are doctor You will be admitted. Do
ottageT Yea" answered DR.. d. al am ac. 7
tainted with Dr.. Alfred Boulain" Thereunon
: I ~ was at once admitted into the bedroom s.
kamined attentively the extraordinarv facts
rat were before his eyes. o'
IN a. the evening the friends of DR.. D. were
.ctanse, .ol liM az the railway.station, all ex-
'cIancy to hear his account of the oon,edie he
"a witnessed at Bots d'Haine. Great, how
'er was their surprise when their friend met
EN- looking serious and thoughtful, and said
tnem: My friends I don't believe in mira
IS, rs You know. but what I have seen is so -
that I cannot laugh at it. It K
. made me think deeply" He did think so =
ePiy mat a short while afterwards he was n,
Inverted, and broke off an illicit connection. IL
!. ID. died at the beginning of the present
al. During his illness he knew himself to ]
recommended to the prayers of Louise La Ar
~. At
This is the risk which the gentlemen of the Rs
c!e might run If they went to visit the Stiq- Ba
nsata OF Belgium but, if they won't go to Ba
lfeSsion, the might at least learn tn nos, Ba
ne respect tn truth - -. y" p0y Bel
I,.r !. sn, oIo', Ca
AmbEhT IOURBEYRE, NJ. d., Ca
'iesSor OF Medicine at the Medical School of Coz
Clermont Ferrand. G G2