The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-07-14

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they say, backed up by the popuiations'
and therefore virtually irre.aosabie'-
oeRMANY.
- The Ifbste,ios,s Crosses:-The Unire,!
tPsris June 10Y publishes the following
"Tbe astonishment produced BY the appar.-
ton of the mysterious crosses has oeen ACCOM-
parted, in tho minds of many, by ieohng .,
suyxiee equally strong that, as they suppose
the fact is without precedent in history. IT 1T.
IubeIt Gombeyre, in his very interesting .eh.
ter, has lost no time IN correcting feas ;xe
~ r nis a sooount ef the @sstsr THE let
Ter here referred to appeared IN Enc ls.s III, III.
precision of the STAR.] How u IS teas sns
the infsrnstisn on the subject which be Tsqa
titisa On spiris. and tbssr pisrent Nantes
imnortant work the substance Of the chapter
treating Of thss particular kind OF phenomena.
Everyone has heard OF that eaHehq1ake
aud aEe bEsaLi1E on 70 On sHs aid pre-
iem. e was Acknowledged ~ the. Enperof
l%ss sas B ssess n ID s and
4 reSresSnted BY them as p AsaSteat eabes pro
dueud by tho God Of the Christiahe, 90 that,
i.Portaat as the fact is T. sa,ss % e AZ IN
! but there was another thing which has scarce
IS at all been mens'ons s9c 1e esa sfa 70
relate. were at the same moment suppressed
upon the garments of the worku,en..
'"An eminent contemporary writer says rs:
Those who were present show to this day the
crosses that were imprinted on their garments as.
There was, 2. it were bright light, a9d a inc
sight of it filled with terror the mina. o. snnS r
VINO ssb one voice to the God Of Chris
|! tiapsS Socrates, .SozsEen, and Rumnne speak
of this nearly in the sane terms ~ 80. nam
beg. of these same invasions OF crosses as
, having taken place in the years az A.o, 20,
95s, 1895, 1900, 1901 1929, ana looT aros .ns
appeared on the clothes of all who were to die
> Of tho pestilence, and they, in fact, on whom
the crosses appeared we're its only aiH.a" 10
. these crosses, which penetrate everywnere-
into the locked-up closet as we'll as INTO tne
n exposed places-what do we hnd frooects
g. sTe for example, in the case of those of
1890 which are known to have appeared over
Ia vast extent of country the easneq has ,,fa
d l ucs was 9, compound of suiphuro ugredi
y easts THAT at iVjterbe it Was common OH
9 while, at tue, German College, Rome, it was
I'll to him. In color, aize. nature, and torn, tn
,, crosses Of 1860 varied ad tnfnhn. SO says tbs
9 great sceptic Bayle, who, doubter ns he was
q accepts on this subject the report of the learn
Isi - eTheTe is really nothing more te y sal.
? about the matter. Those who wish for fnrthe
W Information about the phenomena-its cause
e its attendant circumstances, ana the oaisseitle
S,I of-which It was the precursor, muse REFER .
shs book which have aa agSssa Hsssr au
y T. H vre, juno 10, 1871" - :! ~! -
81 Other letters to- the same papersistat
= tthat great adistinction 10 70 be drawn be
]. ,Itween the crosses which have appeared Il
), Baden, which are perfectly distinct an
- quite. inexplicable-andl the other aimos
-vpITa Il. n n
N spoken OF. az having been seen prineipa1i
= to- hisace, and which are attributed parte
"a to detective glass and. partly TO the hyet
= imaeinatiou Of the behoiders. = AZ :.
70 lie. Pe,ssclltion Of dle Religious Oaders.-
e. Cardinal de Reisaeh is treported. 70, 1hav
as said to an enthusiastic admtEeT Of Rppss'a
'e tiltbey have passed the Ms Fran an
Il Jos IwM see l-heE tslk pnan rye fP bse
NO ieaualled, y and the Berlin, legislators seer
las determined to Justify the prophecy. An
zee first, with regard to The Religious ORDER
c cp The Federal Commissary Friedberg has re
An ported that the !" kindred grde rs II
E Ras to be applied, were the, Reaendp S0ristz
81 SJhffSkianJ BrotleSs, and other etSaehiR
re Soripfe9ations Is not clear " Rich b
= EnSSanSh which are $40 under tFFeheH an
NJ E'RodiaH authority. And whereas Tue Ia,
Ssst which has been sent: down JAons the Fed
ogt efal Council sdeprives members 81 thos
~ orders Of their demieile, and e6nseq II
III places them ut the mercy OF the" civ
Nd funetlOnaries, the Reichstag have passed
loa still more violent law prohibiting al sue
'Sk Orders, and the institution of any house
for or branches belonging TO them, and Orael
th3 ing the dissolution of all existing establisl
no ments within six months. All memoers
tod such Orders OF congregations, if foreigner
are to be expelled from the Empire, and,
natives, to be removed from their places
aal rea;Isnce ar ssinterued.n This bill papse
For Is = = AZ - Mondo-1 no 1aG vot,
Tho ltA eecono IoauiuS Vn tnoANey Wy ~ ny y