The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-08-11
W1scEILAFHoUs FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND,

denly attacked with angina pectoris ana, E,
before medical assistance arrived he We W,
HOLY Church. His LerdaLip was, born at NJ
near Preston, On the 2oth .. di
1899. He was the son son, o. ar
solicitor whose ancestors we're setseu ~. su
fourished in Yorkshire for severa' 80 3
turtles, and his mother was descenaans 81 81 "
the Arrowsmith family-a name w9icn m
sacred and most dear to US Tor, VIZ nne Il
not heard ct that devoted priest ana na.'y, m
Father. Arrowsmith In sne YEA =, i e~noint o
i;m R;shon 81 Stafford = the hierarchy :,
h.v;nes new been re-established, 10 Eng "
lani. "a which ONES be, sas cSnseefatea on r
the 25th Jaly by his Epln mems c s ~ -
WisemSu. 49, \ - = >.se. sc 4, -.
= AIa,t;.o of The Eha,ssA CasAolics to Pro.
tast Gao;nst the: Pszsscstioas II ITALY and /
Gsrsnany.-A meeting Of Catholics. con-
vened Gy the Council 81 the Catholic Union,
was held On the 10th af July. st WINS tss
sse@s 1 en- iseh.n s59ssss AGAINST
ia Pspi anthority and .Sths religious
A Eciaies. In Rome and against the recent
I issisiat don a ,tbe German Goyesnmsnti In
4 tise matter o. the Jesuits and osne. teacnasg(
orders. The chair was occupied ~ tae
Z Duke of Norfolk, and amongst those pres
ent were-ther Most Rev. Archbishop MAI
ming Lofd Denbigh, Lord Gainseofcugn'
Lord Petfe, Lord. Howard ,St Gloi Hop
Dowager Marehioness OF n LosR's s;, rh os'
: COIN ain S; nrra Bowver. art. Mr.. j.
}. r. Maguire, NJ. p, General Sir Vincent and
Q Lady Eyre, and q vast crowd Of deyoseo
a t CsacIH Vs. tho HOLY Father to Csrdi-
l. reSehs .oser - IN refarence to the alleged
,f intention of the Italian Government to sup :,
u nrass the religious orders in the city OF
7. Rome. He believed this attempt originated
re in a policy the object Of which was TO oe-
- = stroy religion: ane saMo Spwers of Ger
y. serVable N me sose s.e;an. was d;nActed
ae many, where the pers sec Ioau M' and the
en principally against tne Jesus ~ th a. 10Y
ne other religious orders engasea IN '.e WI
a. Of education, ana in Inc e e ss nesns n
ne ne. education what II ougns 20 ve, nr . hut
ne promoting, not merely the Se%poIas' .s III
tie the eternal welfare OF the people. In cal an.
VI ing the present meeung me Gou50. -, IL;
ge sure that the Catholics Of Eog.ana T %naw
OF respond TO the invitason, Ior none Au es
Ii better what they owed TO the >sesn,ts: o. =.
ro- pecialiy In times past, and ne 'reJoieeG 70
zee see 50 large and infiuential an asss a
'se there to show their sympathy with those
are religions orders, ana wHtn the CasnSlcs o.
~ Italy sud Germany eenera,.y 70 =. '"e pS .i
he secution they were subjected to. Lore
eis Howard Of 7Glossop moved the following
he resolution -" That this meeting, nsvine
ort earned from the letter Of the Holy Fssoel
emit to Cardinal Antonelh the intention OF eh'
the Italian Government to suppress religion
ont orders in the city of Rome, declares tina
90 the suppression Of the religious orders II
he the metropolis Of Christendom 10 bio'
wi struck at their existence throughoue tn
Gu vorldn All the Catholics desired to d
!nss was to protect their own, not 10 encroac
inst on others. They knew that the poor sol
the fered in the prisons, the workhooses, an
the elsewhere. This was, however, nuc
sout changed in this country OF late, Dus IL va
q OF not 90 in some other countries. Ane,
o to they saw studied indignity 0nered 70 81
shop Holy Father, and injary and peTsecna ss
D ac- practised against the Catholics. iney nt
nifty seen the monasteries and converts iorc 40
II be thc,, Abo.a Tor which they were intende
nent and would appear that the oeSecs 0. sno
l., nv tbo aDt;ra aunpress;on Of all the religio
ofoEe ordefs. Knowing what an a .SH Ins,
,fser "a nthar educational orders have effects
on | ;r hahovc6 thu Catholics Of England
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