The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-10-06

other thing kei6s EkaSls SSk Ms An.3iisy ard t
bis piety. His exanRSes hiese e1neeS aAd ~
endsr .ssT vssisss q cisssasl !. 8 .sas~
tain .esdes aala y FSsaervs aiestplina - ths{
ani1y x m 0eela5 6aS,. "a wstl - - gGesass
6 - :;isi ~ e /. , sss ssssp ,ssSi
Sse % Hsly Lssd, Which took plaes
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rions hy1ni - which be implored tho intes-j
cossioH u the Quesa VI HsaSen Tor himseE bis |
follo2srs and his fellow Crpssdore That hymn |
through che care Of Che Church, and 10 daily !
repealed by almost every Catholic in all parts |
Of the world. That hymn is the Salrc Resise
We still recite is, with tho additional words Of
the great ct. Bernard. The. invocation in the
pFayer 10 tho competition Of AaelMar, BshoP
8 asisss Tirge Marsa -: Oh ! most oiemsnt!
msss pions! most swess Virgin Mary !"-en,an-
Ites Dom she fersent piety 81 st. Bernard
In eccordance with the suggestion Of this
sSod ,pa
camp, such as were unknown, and nseesssrife
nnheard of in the annals Of warfaIe.s By. tbose3
'fsys tw9 aeslaref shat VINO eDe shoni4
sdS siiRs, Shest. cfssams s1t or Nsfraud IT,
4 ssh@ Qbristiap thet No Ahefs ghonld. ~
s6ommitted, no Commandment Of GEd viofetod,
9hd If any should be found transgressing these
indicted upon them, and 90 the people of God
DO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. stained with impurity
nor dishe nored by fraud"
These Here- not tina naare. announcements Of
vain glorious med, who seem 70 think taeY
have sAtis1ed she sdemends q Jastico when,
instead of punishing they denounce their
a. the enemies Of she sPapscy ia later times
issued Mt Rome against their own oohfederates
--fepudiating tn gaxettes hat they had in
secret advised !; Officially, eondemning assassi-
nsxiona that thew in their hearts had approved
and py teeal a1wn Writings naa e4eltea. ine
oecress .. r;,H ~ ic obsa as @
ena sne seSariy on cIastnS we're N sooso:
made, by pitter punisnmcnee' 20 oeWali their
onsnces. :.
Ths poorest man, the weakest woman who
OF Adeinar' an object OF greater lows OF tom
aerer care, ana OF more ihceesans soheisode
than the msgptiess 4onaTees! then re'gning in
Gnrope ISs care % sasn o as me ne
his own wealth, ana any caiamlsy that befel
them more ueepiy ieis ana more severely
o1rnsd for than II II had iailsn upon himss,f
/ or those who were more ctoseJy Connected witH
him. isss,, 10 :fn -,.RnG '1si eS al"l'
When such were the feelings a. regarded all,
it may be surmised W hat bitter agopy he ex-
sudden sally of the Turks had caused to the
/ Christians; and beyond all other cafamties,
thas which was then regasded 90 tho greatest
hands Of brutal and upbelieyiugl Maholne-
| dane -. -.r.f a...., ti-.,ta}4 ,i4t
4 For many hours after these last dolefal It'd
| ipRs had reached him, the Bishop Of Puy had
| reinained alone in that portion OF his tent
/ which he never used, bat for the purpose Of
! PRAYER and meditation There had he stayed,
| with the express commard to his attendants
| that he was not to be disturbed unless upon
! urgent bueiness connccted with the case Of
persons who had suffered from tho recent
| calamity. a., 5, e.,,g
| At1an.,t Ia wa. told that E.th.r E-o,o;.
of tbs ksnaS;et;ns ord.r. foiio%cJ Inv twn
l mo.Ls desircI nermisaion to Isa sJm;stsS IN
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