The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-11-10
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Star and Catholic Messenger.
EEEANs, SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1879.
LKrTM IRON ROME.
lnieatiensare TO be addressed to the
ezfornsag sssrand oathossclfssssnoer.


aEion OF Peters Pence is one of those
of ? happier future to be met with
there in the chronicle of this
eus period in Italian history. The
thst . penny paper published in a
aal town 10 able year after year to
erings to the Vatican, averaging
Nndred pounds sterling per month,
9frates that all Italy is not with the
fa0n. The subscription list, occupy
Zig about half q column of the U,sita,
~ mp principally Of very Insignificant
the pence of the poor. And SO it
~ be, since as q rule the af1uent avail
<elves of other channels of communi-
f&B with the common Father Of Catho-
and the magnificent albums now pre-
&H In the Vatican Museum are sufficient
&nce that they are resolved to do their
"a by. the Pope. Below the seething
tam of renegade mobiles and specializing
Ators now passed off as the Italian peo-
stiilliye their characteristically quies-
&and inexcitable national life, the agreI
nj of cities and small States which mnst
NJ constitute the true Italy. AZ a pro-
4against the official festivities ordered
the Doth of September and for the
8pf October, the conductors of the UnStG
|t{olica made a special appeal to their
&portefs, and within the fortnight sue
3aed in gathering the very considerable
n of 5000 italian lire. The Holy
cher who, as the UnitG well observes,
'Sets with disdain the millions allotted
Him by the Revolutionary Guarantee
~, condescended to express in q compli-
4RtaYy. brief, dated September 26sb, his
fituGe and satisfaction. The hard work
priest editor had good reason to write
day after, in simple and unaffected
Ssds, that receiving that brief was one of
h. Of Il pho
ne by his paper il incalculable and the
Ens evidently taken to present our stand
B grievances in varying lights, aud thus
avoid that lnonotony, which is the beset-
eg sin of the italian press, makes the
kita Cattolica agreeable as we'll as health
4 readiDg.-LoRdon Register.
A cANARD WITH A PURPOSE
The Osserpatore Romano contradicts off :
Ally the assertion OF some revolutionary
spers at Rome, that Signor Lama had
nt to Cardinal Antonelli q letter enclos-
4 tire de Tente for 5000, 600 lire. The
spers in question deal much in this sort
assertions Of late. AS correspondent
7narks, they serve d double purpose; to
image both King and Pope at once. To
b walters on the chances of general
ramble, the Vatican is represented as
ahmed full of gold; and to the patriots
ID Government ia represented as disbon-
ing Italy by seeking transactions with
5 Papal party.
A STRANGE STORY.
we quote the following from the Unipers
Tuesday last, without, however, ex-
'sasiug any opinion of our own upon it !:
a certain amount Of credit" says our
s1temporary, sis attached to an account
.AG has gone abroad Of an apparation of
To- ~ -
ictor Emmanuel, which took place In the
burch of the Superga, In which are the
.mbs Of the Kfnga Of Sardinia. The
keen is said to have besought the rector
~ sacriatans of the church to warn the
pg of the judgments that are ready to
81 upon him and his family, unless he
edily repent and change his life. We
not need, - adds the UMiUers, stto believe
uch apparations az these, to be well as
led that Judgments will surely overtske
be who persecute the Church. Never
ks God spared such men, and We may say
"a reverence that He is bound to give
examples 70 natione, 30 that faith may
. Be too severely Exled. And; after all,
supernatural IL always allowing itsell
be world's history.
rHE TEfurH ABOUT a RolrzH RUMoR.
letter from, Rome in inc Uasysss men.
that che Opposition have been circu.
Rg 8 STORY tslat tsthe Pcntif1caI Csesio
addressed d lsEter 70 the Kings Gov.
snent, thfeatSninas that if the said Glow.
inenk pEsed ed Wild the bill for ths
EppreasiSsu 0f tlse Eel eionS Orders, q
ne Csirie 0Qiil pu blssl political doen.
iazt D 1ss9 "a ntiae m exlsft
a ene ~ 80 emo aptr
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