The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-06-09

presence now stand, that I have mover acted b
ave for the Church which He loves, and Tor I,
tho happiness Of His people Now. On! k,nG .;
shy n: The Emperor hung his head
said, /" cannot swear it, for It would not be II
and sns a9y
Peter and Of the Church against king and o
sa d9ss %sgs
from ont the recesses of history, and come forth
in the full blaze Of the present generation 10 \
Plus *, the Pope Of Rome Il wss 8 quss- &
s ,Hp Hf INTO the Christian etaasS and
ssis sSiS shss SRGn Il. Som
God and His Church,-had received the rites :
and claimed, in Justice, to come to know and I
by Baptism. All the powers of the world-sn
the dukes and kings and governments in Ea-
rope-csme around the Pope, and said, You
to blssphsuae aud to hate that Lord upon
whom he haa been ongsafted by Baptis%.
He muss not belong e Christ, OF the Church,
they asked the Pops, BY the surrender Of that
child, to proclAim the surrender OF that
poftion Of the Church. faith th.t tells Ss,
thnt, by Baptism, Ike , wild olive branch
| let into 2 good tree, We arc let into Jesus
Christ They sent their assts to Ciyisa V 20
| VAtican,; and told tho Pope that hts existence
! and his life depended upon his giving mp that |
shins in eharaaters of glory on his brow in
I Heaven.-he pronounced the immortal non |
e" H." If h s wa aes an episSs the
glorious language that need be written ON his
tomb would DO .s Here lies the man whom the
and Who snswered the Whole world non pos,
swmss,,-I cannot do it." This 10 the man that
to-day wears, and so gloriously wears, the
) throuoh eighteen hundred years Of suffering
The third eirolet,-that Of the temporal
s ss @s Ens .ssss IN shs
: Quirinal In Rome. He had not the decency 70
tell the Pope that he was coming to plumber
him. He bad not the dsGency. rneh hm me- dtc
but he must take one of the old mans houses.
It was question Of bringing bis women into
these, the Pope's own chambers which we're
. " are not permitted to come in. There was .
!, Kind of traditiou Of holiness about them and !i
aaen aed Sis ades al to these
!, where, if they had particle of womanly decen.
|; cy, and delicacy, and proprietv, they woufd not
enter. do not believe there is 2 lady here as1-
n Tomorrow, even if she wasin Rome. The third
. circlet for a time, is plucked from the Popes
e brows and, instead of o crown of gold, the
= rom the hsnds Of nugrateful Italy the present
rs Of crown of thorns. Bat, as if to compensate
. him for the temporary absence of the crown o.
8, temporal rule as if to make up to him fol
81 that which has been plucked, for o time only
Is from the tiara the Almighty God has brought
:: *, the other two circlet.. that Of supreme
ie Passionate aud supreme Bishop of the Church
~ ~ with additional lustre and glory that she3
~ never had before. Never, in the history OF thu
-, Catholic Church, have the faithful all thu
. world over, listened with SO much reverence
with 50 much love- with 80 mnen iaish Ina 10Y
fe to the voice of Plus TX. in Rome. Never hav'
as the Bishops of the Catholic Church shown
-. such nnanimity. such unity OF thought, sue
no has the Episcopate of the Catholic Church s.
nd loudly, emphatically, and nnitedly upheld to
10 privileges and the glories OF Its head, as "a
ng the Papacy of Plus TX. And it is no smal
an an subject Of praise and Of thankfuiness to us
Ter loaded With the responsibility of the Church,
nd Church had. Of perfection, of the priesthood
~, a and h1udred men were gathered round th
es, throne Of the august Pontif, they Presense
est to the world in its hostility in its infdelty,
Of Of one mind, of one soul one voice only wa
is. and that voice said sta Is Petras !" oh ! Piu
d speaks In Peter. One Of the most honored
gle these eight hundred.-one of the foremost
the dignity and in worth, now sits here IN tt
FL
r OF souls. CThis allusion to Archbishop McClo
ELECTED perfect storm Of in
nd, and bowed. He can bear living witness
sho the fact which have stated. Ont Of the +
the sources of his learned mind,-out OF :
GOD Roman experience. an Archbishop,-wiA
bis tell you,-out of his historic lore will he tt
WIG you,-that me- er was the Church of God mo
and united, both in the priesthood and episcoPac
one and in the people,-more united in ranks c
ius mented by faith and strengthened ,, By 10y
aud than the Christian and Catholic world too
rms is, around the glorious throne of the nncroW
yes ed Pontiff, Plus TX.
r,ss And what shall be the future of this thar
aat We know that the crown of universal paste
'Ssr ship and the crown of supremacy are his tn
tbe | no man can take from him that which b
,me grown unto him under the hand of Jes
a anS Christ. We know that he may be in exile
SIT | morrow,-that he may be without hon
ison prosecuted and hunted from one city to a
for other. But we know that God and the Gh n,
.uf os sign that no other man upon this earth
1 . W wear, namely, that he is the head of t
faIi; Ia of he inf