The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-05-26

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Msrnlng Star and Catholic. Messenger.
LETTER Yzolr aoiax.


THE DlscouRsEr TO THE FoKE1ass cArHoL1cs.
RoME, April The speech Of the Holy
Father ip answer to the Address Of the
Foreign Catholics on the 18th Of this
month has made very great impression
here. The most striking passages were
those that referred to the various countries
of Europe.t The Tablet has already given
the text Of the speech and the commentaries
made upon it. NJ. Veuillot felt the reproof
very much. bat as good Catholic, submit
ted Immediately, as he has done on former
his triumphing .adversaries had initiated
his example. The Austrian Catholics who
were present at the reception were anxious
to see their efforts in favor of the Catholic
Church noticed, and, speaking on this sub
{ect. the Holy Father drew distinction
between the different parts of the Empire.
The word stolti made use of when referring
to the cold Catholics" was translated by
the Agence Havas, sots whereas the correct
meaning is foolish in the scriptural sense,
and this is what the Holy Father intended
to conyey. The violent language of the
semi official Gerpan paper, Norddeutsche
Allgeaneiae Zeitang, which accuses the Pope
of ignorance concerning German affairs,
needs no copfntation for although the
Holy Father may not know German, yet
are quite capable Of giving true informa-
ton Of all that passes in Germany.
AUDIENCE OF THE s1sr APRIL
On Sunday last the Holy Father received
the parishes Of st. Lorenzo in Lucina and
Sta Maria ID Aquiro, numbering shout
5000 people. His discourse turned upon
the gospel of the day. He also referred to
the fidelity and attachment of the. Roman
people to him, which, he said, had me rited
the admiration Of the whole world, and that
foreigners Of distinction had frequently
mentioned this. During the last week the
Archdake John, brother Of the rand Duke
of Tuscany, the Princess Of Hohen-
zollern and the Princess of Hohenlohe,
were received by tho Pope. During the
winter great many oyal princes have
visited Rome, and all have asked and OBJ
has received them with his accustomed
kindness. -F--,s :--af
y z. HrAcIMTHE.
Theaex- Pere HyacintGe has, finished a
course of anti Catholic lectures against the
doctrines of the veneEati0H Of the saints,
worship of the Blessed Sacrament, which
he calls paganisD, tho celibacy of the
clergy, etc. They we're q feeble echo of
Doliinger's lectures in Munich, with this
differences, however, that the latter were
delivered TO liberal Catholics" and the
former to Psotestants, Jews, and Free
thinkeEss Even his own friends consider
he has uAds o Jfase0. From the pulpit of
NOtre Dame IN Paris, to n chair and table
on the stage of small theatre in Rome, is
descent to which few men have lowered
themselves.
PREcoNizATroN OF ,BrsHoPs.
. In-the. course Of nextweek Consistory
win be held ia which . few. Italian and
three Erepch hishops will be named. The
latter are for Corsica, Oran and ,Goade-
4oRpe.4sr ID ssas al ri .-E.. Sc ..ssss ~
Anniversary OF THE PoPE's ELECTION.
The various Italian societies are already
proposing schemes and making prepare
lions for the celebration of the 10th of
june, on which day the Holy Father was
elected Pope. This event will each year
be marked by special prayers and rejoic-
ings by the Catholic world. Each country
win be invited to join and carry out IN its
own way it's mode OF hohoring Plus IN.
THE MURDER OF THE GENDARME.
The barbarOus murder of the Pontifcal
gendarne has caused o great sensation
eryvheTe5 and the revolutionary press of
Europe have united in.givipg q false ac-
count of the circumstances. The great
object has been to prove that provocatiORl
was given, although all admit that the
gendarmes were not armed end their 00s
versaries were. Is it likely that q few 'Ua7
armed men would purpOsely provoke .
number of others who were armed f{&Be4
sides1 3edging from tie arrests thst VF9
made, the 1IurtiereEs were Of the lOyssss
grade in To Heei s,Eiler. These two faosa
IN fllenas b Oh II r sid nen4e
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