The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-07-14
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deouate veri6catiOn In the fact tnas s.o ref
Of ProtestsHt congregsnetu.v ~" Of 70
Ne pulpit. The Rev. Mr.. Beecaet w. W. the
,rowds his temple by the magic OF his a voI.
Dy the Huency Of his tongue, by the higno of
81 his imagination. No one zoe, 20 in In
the doctrines he declares or from admire of
ton for the uudoubted virtues OF his. prl1e I'll
vate life. A similar thing il quite true OF ri
every other suecessful Protestant clergy ve
This ia NOT the way in tile Roman Ca "a
tholic Church. Within the walls OF ko%e 81
eloquenee is by no means whatever, es' ne n
uncultiyated or despised: But witnln .s D!
universal jurisdiction 10 Is w TGs , ~. GstSo
e.. thing mn hs,s sssa and the least lsarsed
nriest ia a. much st the altay, as sacsea =
and as elective in his sacredotai once, 90
the Bossuets and the Massillons themseixxes'
Hence it is that CassohS psr;; 10 faundsd in
the dogma of the Sacrament OF OrdersLn
! tha. dnctr;na OF the Apostolical succession. b
| The Catholic pulpit of this city does NOV,
It would appear, make as muen . Gel oe that
1t is at the least the e9uai iu "e
~. f,iI' Of Trinity; DR.. Ever, OF 81.
1onntins. and DR.. Hall, of the Fifth. Ave31e
Presbytsrian church, are unquessionsOx
the beat educated and me oeSs SI"o Ti,a
Protestant e,s5 1sS IKE IA Catholic priest
a .or ..ea hss 1erv noble talents and excel. |
8 tsnt lasrninp: the second, With hgure an@
like ss,.oa sos x !: Sslsea
y fB nssyits. Patristic theology !; the third,
70 ath,stic' fsrmer. like looking IRish eels, nss
!. NO sapsrior in the Presbyterian pu'p'! OF
l. with these distinguished eeclesi,stieSs IT,
j. e 81. Francis Xavier's, West sixeee9sn
no n. Nc4lvnu, OF st. Stephens, 49,
"a Instrumentation, and Father Preston, OF d.
or 1mnis. East Twelfth street. 1..,.
Father Dealy 10 an irie anns;n. nsrson.
IL Il tall. fair-haired and very fresh IN tne
he faoa His appearance in the pulpit 10 S1
he ceeGinaly engaging. He lresen4 ~ -
bearers an adniraee blending OF % nsss Il,
irl dignity and aGthor.sy ne oo ng. well pre-
wd 1917 ~.rp at be doubted, for, although raPlt
j. PPna Glowing in his delivery, he never use
AXE ;nelerant language; never makes ~ az =
finished sentence; never. om.es g rE ~ h;
asSN;~r. INT in tbe most skilful and tell
hal. 80 %ay' The 8. j. We have put 20 ~
tile name declare Father Dealy 70 Dc oosai
With The excellent completeness vi MS se' e.,
SEES would, of itsel be quite e ts3eets Datu
ssa- S Sass confer on Jesuit, be they great,
) ut 10 orsat. the training he gets in tue oro
ssia. no oer fails to make him able to give cor
hich nleteness to every duty that may DE- So i,
into upGp; n 10 onite as we'll endowed vi
4, he Giants as Father Dealy, and he Is an olo =;
lere, Uaan But evidently the rector OF 1rin'
anne has mt made the studies OF the son
him, Loyola, and, in consequence ne 10 he's
ding inferior to him. We nave o.eG ;t, o
sthe each of them. DIR. DIX comes WIZ -
on a essav' and he reads it very well, ana W.
d on ha ia done you admit him 10 90 ~ 0;
the .ssboisr in the English Language ana IN n
and Gsrntpsteat- pEe-Cathollc THEOLOGY: q, =. y
fs, ia Dix is very much OF houau S E les
wing On the other hand, Father Dealy mas
endid mere fine essay written out Teiole IT,,
pera- a cenuine, glowing, admirably copstsu'
fahon sermon, Of which he never WOE &c raoat
EASING re vroeeeds he proceeds with the n,os:
choly c;aed and aduairable eloquence ana vi
at on aaas been listening to priest OF Indisp'
bio piety, Of noble gifes, and , OF .ssl't
Mac f ms DFS Jesuit he would be q luminar
1t this ~. ~. 0rdsr. Were Father Dealy the re
Tern On of Trinity he would be, by genera. acc a
nao y" tha f;rat in the line for the ne1s V"
Eniscopaliau bisbopric- ,,uc,
o Art .hara ia AZ preachers good deal OF conf
ps.,, are Americans by birth, but oos
uld be BON arc a. I,a;ng of Irish descent.
TO tae shis ia the strongest similarity tnas :.
sedan. tween them, me former tts - s;.na,ist.
8 usual .nnEnowiedges no religious superior
single ackuo re latter ia also clog uent, In
crown worio; ntLnsiastic; but. his tongue
dan, he stoned, h;S Enthusiasm are regulate
,elgium passion ;nn m his great Church and
on bis suomis6S,U U yer is frequent in gu
o made whlie IT, and bishops. to the dis
ss army wieh ,nonv and the amuseme
under catoh W McGivnn ia at peace and in
Iay 8 I'M more, ~ aH mankind. OF the tw'
o Prus- ness WI go M. Ever is the better
against certain ", ~ otndy. in education; the
nolittle man: e S4enhen,s Is undoubtedly in th
courage, OF SS' ~ Ever is nothing better
d by place ION In his loaic, than a rhapse
lipgs in Tnetioag than a much misguided
blazing hrs tno .oS S,sn in historical reading
riends of concelte was educated in Rome
rty. they McSlgnN n D. there; and, while
to the maue 4, ohondance and imagina;
measure rheCotd Il annears that lie and
his faded Pient..Ihu w. sasertion which can ne'
to Com ana t1o I'd the argument put in av
proSe"' ara never found together
3 by the shape; scbismatio by dispositi