The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-10-20
rur MORNING STAR AMP CATHOLIC
The Proaramrne Of the New Sect.

Th. ra.p,ts ut which the Cologne Conef's
~ .o-c.lled +" Old Catholics has arrived ato'
IN the main. m follows: That Whatever o~aoA b.
Zoo, rn,ea Interfere with their organiza''"" IL
-,,.t ha mt aside as not binding In an ene' 8
..rev. Priests may celebrate Mass wi'no"' Ii
oo,secrated yestments Or affairs; II necessary b
In Protestant churches and, in anew OF 10 Ao"' 4
M;cband. in Greek churches; but Ola Ca'no l
,;.s must not receive the Sacraments Hen
n,eelx priests, except in ertrem's, as tne "n.oA
h.twaen the Churches is not yet ehecteo' N''
NAV priests give themselves leave 10 No.
thew must wait till this point and others naso
been decided by the authoritative organ y. VII
communion that is, consistory' "e
nr;ests NAV exercise their functions anu NO.
con essions without permission iron' 'n0 Wv
cesar Bishops, and are indeed oounu ~
Go the intrusion of one Bishop into ""o'.
Jurisdiction is pronounced necessary
I1treoht and Armenian Churches IN paf.'o".
are to be looked to for Bishops TO aa'n'".s.
3 confirmation and ordain priests. conin,
F.. Of seven, which was to contain three 'n''e
ans and two canonists, was appo'nteu " 49,
4 ut some future time Bishop "nu ~
Friedrich, Hasenclever, MicheiS' =.
% Reuscb, Schultz and Wuih'ng WOO 80
% 900 On it. Another committee, composed Oh
np
l. n.;,Lsn. Intterbeck, Michelis Schultz hot'
:, .o,. .nd the Abbe Michaud, was appointed u
in 1900. the reuuion Of Christian scots. 1er
,ir Ia .reach was delivered by the Jansen''
of .,,hh;.bon Van Loos, q letter was reao lion
Me- Knpelian, and Appellationsger1ont Ie'i
-.,,o,tsd on the rights of the Old Catnoie'
M. ,r;ncipal point was that they had q r'eo
- az Joint use of all Catholic churches ana
all Catholic church property and 1ounea'lon
r. reoain which it was unanimously Wv.
th.. iso.l steps should be taken. frinoe d.
r.r.l vould NO doubt be very glad 10 stre''
n,;nt in their favor, but even no can sesiSo
.hpt his eyes to tho fact that the pe''"ono
are n small scot of, at the most thirty pi'.'
and two OF three thousand people, "ks.
..venteen millions of Catholics VINO nn'e r.
..-vea their Church organization, their UNI !.
. .~;.h IN. rest of tho Catholic world, ana
b;.to,ical identity of their communion.
7. &. not very easy to say exactly wne1e
,;.. mas been drawn by the Cologne sectara'
ubom they exclude and whom they ao'
into their communion. Ever since inc Null
c,,,rez. il has been known that tnefo W
~. +vo parties in their body, each iapor'ng ~
treyc ,-..s n different character on the move"e
1;ta. an. w;shiug to reject little 10 Psssiole
r 49, .;stenslv with schism and the other ~'si
g and to approach 'nuo TIC 6rst.pamed sec
ent doetrine Anu .a <, Munich. and appear
nday nao inc upp ...anaant. and Professor Fl
pas oe s.. uarr Anton of Vienna, Pere
their -. I'd according to the Pail Mall Ca
nd as a.. xI'hs Micboud, fare all repudiated b
rch- 1I;. hoveyer, must be o mistake, for ID.
amer .hand. rs we have seen, is on one OF the
er AL committees. Pere Hyacinthe indeed "oai
"The under censure if the resolution aoous n'
uths- ing before the Cons'stotS n ,,ahs nn,,er
nd the were to De put III io'oI .l,o ,,oo;tion
.oh;.m.tics untenable, unless they rejec
only the authority of the Pope and the hey W
Conneil, but Church authority altegethe
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