The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-04-14

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in perfect union. That 10 false, false in ever,
point: tits to add to outrage base mockery
leave you now, as do not wish to be to.
long, and you might become tired, but cannot
leave you without giving you the Apostolic
"In these days of the Passion of our Lord.
turn to Jesus Christ. and find Him on the road
to Calvary, carrying His Cross and I pray
Him to look with pity upon u.s. '
An! my Jesus, 1 beseech Thee, engrave
nhy likeness in each one of these eouls, as
Thou didst of old upon the handkerchief of
Veronica: not indeed materially, we do not
deserve it, but engrave 1t in our hearts, SO that
Thy remembrance being always present to us,
we may be able to draw from the source of ali
power the energy to fight the battles which,
with Thy permission, we have to undergo.
II recommend to you also those who unjust
~ govern us, say to them: They wish to
govern emu us, they wish to be the Government,
the balance of Justice; they wish to govern,
and they do not punish vice. Far from that,
they exalt it, whilst they Cypress virtue and
faith.
ooh! my Jesus, as thou didst bless the
women who accompanied Thee, bless this
multitude which surrounds me, who praise
Thee, who love Thee, who ardently desire Thy
holy Benediction: Bless them in their posses
slons 1or which they may suffer even to their
lives; bless them above all in their souls, so
that they may preserve Thy grace their most
precio as treasure. Bless their families, and
over all the capital city of the Catholic world,
which is this day reduced to o state so deserv.
ing of pity. Bless all the millions of Catholics
upon the earth, who everywhere unite to
praises, to beseech Thee to make the plague to
cease, to give us peace, quietness, and concord.
Benedictio Del, etc."
The great Triduo at st. Peters in repara-
ton for the outrages against the Apostle
in the late public discussion, was most
successful. At least 10000 persons were
present; this was truly plebiscite.
CARDINAL ANToNELLI.
The announcement in some of the Italian
papers that Cardinal Antonelli is in the
habit of going occasionally to his villa on
the Quirinal is totally untrue: his Emil
hence, to my knowledge, has never left the
Vatican since September, 1s7O:"~.%
MAzzINI.
have just seen, as was passing along
the Corso, q funeral procession in honor of
Joseph Mazzini. An enormous crowd of
sight seers stood on either side of the Corso
and of thu streets leading to the Capitol.
The procession was composed of the asso-
Citations of working-mcn, the clubs, the
music; there were not less than 6000 or
1000 persons. Forty-two flags, draped
with black, the last being that of the
United States, preceded the different |
bodies. On car, drawn by four white.
horses, was statue Of Italy Growing the
bust of Mazziui. On either side of the car
men dressed in mourning carried standards
IN which were inscribed the names of the
Martyrs of Italy," that is to say, of the
io!lowing assassins: Agesilas Milano,
Pisacane, Orsini, Monti, etc. Twenty five
women in mourning followed. When the
,ar arrived at the Capitol, it was halted at
he foot of the statue of Marcus Aurclius,
md General Avezzana and Carroll each
discourse. Then the bust |
vas carried into the He'll of Promotheca,
md received by Gatti and Renazzi, the as
essors. Sr.- Grisyigni, the Siudaco, was
absent, for which the revolutionary press
Will not fail to take him to sk.-Cor. |
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