The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-09-22

way those %. Whose name wEitey HtrS TO you, |
whioh tho Church Of England has in her pub
Lie services that the belief in the Catholic
faith is necessary 70 salvation in those who
s sss p1s1snx hsees :: day Would
her Character as . teacher OF Gods truth 70 ner
people. aud would constitute the body, which
our convictions, ve thought that to be silent
upon them, when some 90 imperiously demand
the Establishment Of this teritage Of our fa,
shss Il the event to Of any dsrnption
been justly asIed, Why dia yoa nes toll u:
our ssa,ieton' would inv0lve1yess P PSsaiens
Near Luceroe, Aug. o."
"Sir-Pesnit me to say that DR.: Pusey's &C
sSeui.te. It errs By Suppression. 1. state.
correctly enough how this clause frat obtained
o footing in Spain; it omits to state that 1t
Upheld 6 advisediy and deiib el.tsiy by Charls..
magne, in opposition to the seventh General
Council, whose creed, although identical with
characterized e incomplsts withsut ID. Z am
quoting his own. words. NsithsE At nor tho
1thapasian Creed have 70 this day been
90 asn' u sSss
as of authority in the East Both came to our
| forefathers on tho sole authority, implied or
expressed, Of the Pope On that authority authority
ZION. agreement with Scripture, or with our
own pFsdilections) wc receive both still.
Hence the logical defects of9ar position, Wni ;
cluded-in spite Of all DR.. Puaey could cay
| and English Churchmen may take my word
! from more sides thanone, that as long as we
fathers received on tho authority Of the Pope
press t teaching biz Of the andispated General
Councils Of the Church we'll, 80 loug we
| shalt never be abie to look Rome fairly in the
gaipsay the logic T Thieh may
| Il remain, ETC., EDMUND 8. FFoULKEs.
"kugust 26th." -
! Archdeacon Denison writes to the Times
that "If Parliament, with or without the Con-
vocations, shall in any manner or degree med
die with the Greed Of St. Athanasius, OF with
the Rubrics referring to it I shall ask to be
| admitted D member of the Liberation Society
any room to doubt that the Estabiishment' ia
1 operating actively to the undermining and
overthrow of all sound religion"
GERMANS.
Effects of the NeW Polieys-There are
4 signs at home which canno OF be pleasing t.
Prince Bismarck and his friends. There
is, undoubtedly, o great and spreading
dissatisfaction in South Germany, Partica.
| got to 90 to Berlin to meet the Emperors
, and the Imperial Government will have tc
be content with the Grand Dukes of Neck
, lenburg and Baden a. representatives Of iti
, a,sals. In Bavaria the vacant Premiership
cannot be filed mp: the ideas represented
. unpopular that he is out of the question
and the only statesman likely to be accept
allie to- King, ASSEMBLY and peoplp beint
y too.munk soes Of harmony wish che xest o
he Sssios M Z e se Psssssls ssss ss'
:. pe!icy Of the Isrssiss Gsvssnnsns hss, o
q cSufse, Toused tha AnimositY nf she Catho
Z, Tic populations, though we &hinlr 10 w01lt
y be great misfortuneif the Catholic cause
4 which is that of freedom, Justice snd r.
Y ligiop, should come to be identified will
' mere particularist aspirations. II it does,
: 1t will be a purely accidental union, forced
= on by the central power, in its wanton and
r arbitrary aggression on the rights and CON
sciences of Catholics. 1t was in the power
Of the German Empire, by simply doini
of fourteen or fifteen millions of its sub
q jects. Instead OF this, it has undertakes
to dragooI the Church into subserviency
by penal enactmentss q project which hat
always broken down, which We in England
D have been obliged to rsnounce after three
, which in Germany win be quite as signal .
failars.--Iablst dug. 81. '.>.
, The Persecution in Gern,any.-F urthel
, proceedings against the Bishop Of Erme
land are said to have been conntermanded
! It 10 found that the law in its present etat<
, does not warrant them and II, as Is be.
lievea, the Government mediate. the intro
duction of new measure, giving the State
/ q more direct control over the exercise Of
spiritual functiOus, the premature prosecu
ton Of an individual. Bishop may very
) likely DO thought undesirable. In th'
/ meantime the proceedings against. th'
t Jesuits and "kindred Congregations" are
being pushed on. A petition TO the EN-
. peror, signed by tho Archbishop of COLOGNE
\ and other Prussian Bishops and protest
Q ing against the application of the new law
has been referred to the Chancellor, WIZ
has replied that since the pfomulgation O
the law the matter is no longer an oper
question. The Court canonists, Dove
? Hiuschins, Wasserscheben and Friedberl
are now examining the Question-Wha
g. religious Congregations arc kindred x
0 the Jesnitsf Nothing can be easier thar
Q to make cut the connection in any cas-
a where it may be thought desirable to dis
n cover it. All hold the same faith. al