The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-07-28
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TIE MORN
TFrrER IRON ROME. {
THE PoPE's.. LETTER AND RECENT DIS =,
~ 81 q. CoURsEs. ~
q. Rour. June 20.-The letter of the Holy d
Father Is still Occupying the attentioeN % q
the italian press. As the statement "
cannot DO either answered or denied ebs
most violent abuse 10 every day poured OUT 4
upon the Holy Father. TO great many \
the, letter has had the effect Of showing 4
that All hopes of conciliation are complete
~ out Of the question. The German h
papers are, on the other hand, engages on t
tho question of the future conclsve, which q
they hope il not very far diatant: Tue
that the Holy Father is in the enjoyment
Of the most perfect health. The receptions
at the Vatican have gone on during the ,
week, and numerous addresses are daily
being presented. The Holy Father has
tho greatest facility in speaking. and al.
weys says something new aud suitable in
answer TO the deputations that wait upon
him. This was particularly the case IN
speaking to the German ASSOCIATIONS. Al
HIDING to the persecutton that is going on IN
the effect. of his policy would be to rnin
the unity Of Germany, which up to the
present time tho Catholics have supported.
u He said he had within the last few days
received letters from al parts Of Germany
ttion the people felt towards the Holy See,
and protesting against the acts Of the Co
! vern ment He ended by earnestly: exhore-
, ing all to remain firm aud united, and to
initiate the Bishops who had shown 30
the rights Of the Holy See. On Thursday
+ the Marchese Patrizi presented the exc
d Gers of the Pontifical army aud volunteers.
Q In spite of all the efforts that have been
used by the Italian Government these men
2 have remained true, and on the first oeea-
d sion that offers will again rally round the
is Papal standard The authorities are per-
fectly aware Of this, and are doing AL IN
their power to throw discredit upon them.
Whenever any crime OF disturbance 'akes
the chief agents are ex-Pontifcal soldiers
tn IA seems to be upon the principle OF throw
or ing mud, Of which some will always stick
lie Cayour openly advocated this system WIZ
on regard tn the Papal Government az IN
mt time of the So called massacre of Perugia
DR., and on another occasion an Italian Minlste
70. actuaily made use of the word lordare-t
he defiie-to show in what manner the rope,
OF, Government had to be attacked. Certaini
e. the great succees the Italians B., have ma
ker runs through their diplomatic Correspond
red enca. the discussions in the Chambers, tn
gor lattsrs of the King, the whole of the pre-
BILE that belong to them in Italy or that the
zen have purchased in Europe. some ga =;
of however, they will feel most severely II
on effacts of the system they have made u
Of of. and il to be hoped that that day is NJ
VI far of.
vsi THE FACADE OF STA. MARIA DEGLi AN1hi
of On Sunday a meeting of the commissi'
lev for building the facade of the Churcn
Ugh 81. Maria degli Angel, was held at :
i've. Altieri palace, under the presidency o.
;ho- Msrchese Cavalletti, senator oa mch
,self Ia to erect q memorial to the Holy Faith
His Al being the only Pope who has passed
uir- years. of St. Peter. The church Is from
cred designs Of Michael Angelo, and is part #
man the MAGNIFICENT ruins OF the Datns VI y
cietian' The front Of the church VIII
YER hos never been touched will be hidden
aro- Tho new facade. The design Is by SIgl
been Vesniunani, the first architect In ho'
that and it has been agreed to begin tae w
tate. at once, collecting su0scfigtions iou
ss of narts of the world. The Catholic paF
de- in italy have offered to receive subsc
\. Y. tions for carrying out the plane
l the SPAIN AND ITALY.
sor'n s,.;n ia a great cause of anxiety to
80 Italian Government. who now perceiVe
. |IaS mistgke that was made in sending
rem Amadeo to govern peopie wa" 800, ntW
% t INC h;a ahdication as certain. There see
this however, W %
aaoer safely out OF SPAN.
might DKPUTAT1oN OF ITALIAN f." 80.
as no Several of the employees OF tue LA
North covernment have lately sent petitlon
The H. pone saying that they are starv
laran- and asking for assistance. ihe
!, into mentioned this fact the other Gay n
,aving sver TO an address presented py tne
umit- ,,loves Of his own Government. OWN
lorals, the dearness Of lodging and food, ana
ORTIZ" so the smallness of their pay, many 81
their The greatest distress. The holy "a
,iy.- Immediately sent them reiie1'-ho
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