The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-10-27

"a Uncertain - TO their fate. - - 70 "a Cat
ssred that the inmetes et ne e. Srnder e
Fesrt, WHO are x1ways more =. s~nelled. We VIC
e:n suit; S on ,ass aicu Is bsnih tie Sis
ers Of Ribeauville, and otneI Aws.h;ng srs
Snns Who devote themselves 70 tosG =. tSc ~
There are not less than So0O o. ~ their IN
viii cause Won Moetler to rensos on
little. OF course, it is to our conSueI; :. 70 On
,rsttar Of perfect indifference Wnas
become Of the Sisters. they " %I them - :.
h,.ad in their old age than they dia aSIa o.
tnS.mnifvino the Jesuits. But tne VIA q,
nuIsv ia with whom to replace tnsm: aa Ia
to the secular clergy, every .tpess and other
increases their Ths vast emgration is
Sanr;vino them Of means OF exiseenoe, ~ n
S1pw,ng rom Alsace the French fnnos,ona r. q
ries and all the Catholics . WIN AIsatisus q
s.Ratssse th ne 7ssxs but who still remain,
haIono to the Confession OF Augsuths
The fProtestant clergy, whose memoe;uns
have rood incomes and ricn St;o, the
make up, by the German e1snts iI have Produced
sn their budgets. But it is far etherw .se
, ~, w;.h the Ronish priesthood, to whom sho
= drain of wealthy Catholics leaves " %sve
poverty stricken flock; cas %hnrc chime Of
= evsry rank, from the Bishop downW Sare
a 1nnst benceforth depend on what the o1a.e
20 20 Ives them. The Bishop of Strasburg, ,oa
% instance, was allowed sGov tsnnt the dues,
~ wb;ch came to twice that sum, he couia nov
Va re lived according to his rank. Aam..
80 .;nn ;t becomes his dignity to live IKE an
h. .nostle. what is to become OF Gns n a.,ouA
al ciarov- who have always lived VIII eSau-
a. cS:sSi s;ronI;citv. and who will not have
'J s esn Iosvss and fishes of the Gospels to iai'
hack unoni The German workmen ana so'-
I'M ders have voracious aPpes.eest +on1 Tas II
on two Years doubled the price of the ordinaiy
nas articles of food. 81 was curious 70 kaom =.
'n ~ sum the conquerors proposes 70 oey
" reuairing the damage which MS no NE .i,.
1ed caused the cathedral. .,,at w vansrable monu
veil r,snt vas Estimated at COG, 600 francs. p .,
9 to nens "iso informed that 10 bon Dieu is tn
ha a oniy proprietor who will not ne inae tata
the fed for the rack Of a9d 1870 7 His chnrch
the Nntra Dame ia to bandage up her woun ~
ayor "a hest she may. Let MS nope tnas o. d
Ime. Eli have recuperative force enough 10 9
uer face her scars and h oan,sss which vari
ople lin the harvests, ia given at ioO,o
out francs. There is probably reserve iunG
rider. its treasury, seeing that few years oacs
a. er painting worth S5o, 0Oo francs Sisd
were Of poor Hippolyte Flandrln, VINO aieu
they Snre he could have time to execute 1t.
, arr. THE Persecution in Germany:-A let
i aana e,ona Dr. Falk, the Cultus- Minister
% ths nonnces to the Bishop of Ermeiana
TO the suppression ol hie e Lis views on
. ulueS onsst;on Of State rights to that OF
Bish- Prussian as wen as ese afteu raneated
J, and ment. IL cauno. oons;sts in the rcfusa
Dur this autaSonis'i Suu' 80 49, ro;ce in
vas to admit tha1 Tue HI";s nr IL not a nroper
peo- question as W ,,i,o socroments. Dr. F
,g and cipent OF Sa'''''i1 'an.s we're voted
One argues tha5 '.e e','"' unien;s that the
ed: 81 the Diet OF VIC "a So ns; wnmla nj q
~: sae az" considered valid and binding by
~. -a H;stons rs this constitution EXPIRE
, trage- reserves to tho Church It's own ln'gInai
4 to the eminent anu hi4 w. rrnyo that
ptv, It Bishop had in any way intilngea IT, :;
10y 10Y o GnSs f easier simply to repeat his al
-. tu.t % t;on and when people make up their
rim not to listen to reason, 1t Is quite useLe
ents, or 60 on argu'n! WV" nth in the serv
~ " De- iniustice and sooner OF later Will rea
Assem- consequences. 1t is announced ~, sna
q Paris King has given his sanction to aae eh
,ndemn- marked out by the M p I TnnSt,
, ;mme- the 23rd, bill is to be introduced en-
On the sring the Government to "interdice
az a. s;astics from the exercise of their
him are tiops," when oIlnse ~ bpprnonv wi
Commit singular anu ,nst.a ~ Prince Bisy
;ts reas- humble friends at Geneva.
Alsace and LorrdiRe.-The FIencn
... are filed with accouuts OF the SAD
In the In In, Alsaee a. S eI Iar fxed by the Germ
which NJ. inae m"s sD of Alsace either to leav
apers, he the peop'to 10 Become German subjects
clergy Of MONIES e, ~. ~ W remaining was to be Ia
NJ. Ger mere . Jaw German nationality. 1t a
He is tall aoopss have Thought they could
red. His Gnae mar = aL;no q declaration
FTeneh ot tha German authorities
breeding. enecs, gu, to any such compromis
the cele- noC s GOnI monv thousands took I'll
ID the Sa- coru . thar than become the sub
tn Father Par.u,e 8Wiihaim. Bismarck hims
placed by ha.se5 .,,ot Of The million and half
he never PEI" s +%ot il fated province, $50
he enter CanIs y. S nrafar remaining Fren
we'd thirty sois 49, tb.ir homes but fully dou
But his SO cav b 49, an,iorated-some havi
if he had num n n"9 sonna to Switzerland; a
the globe TO rSnse' md other places; and al
who has !oSaha .i .n;nons material losses
of crimi- ineurt ~ their mental s1ff.rings.
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