The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-09-29
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he Radical municipality have, in several o
ases, refused to yield to the decree restot- Al
np the original teachers, and on MONDAY
here were riots in the workmen.s Quarter; i,
allied La Croix Rouse, and the troops hao -
o be sent thither. The Project, NJ. Can =
onnet, is determined to carry out the law, g
md the Government will support HIM 10
Icing so. The correspondent OF the FaH q
Nall Gazette, who records the act OF N.
Barodet, also states that the runs =, . LIZ
loo, 600 francs will have to be expended oy /,
the city of Paris in pulling down anu
carting away the remains of the Pavh!ons
Marsan and de rHorloge.-Loadon 1aoses' F..
Sept.7. a I
The Christian Education Congress.-,Ihe
Christian Education Congress a Is n nG par;s
under the presidency Of the eminent writer'
the Cou1te Franz de Champagny, who de-
livered the inaugural address on MONDAY.
On Friday morning the Mass OF the holy
Spirit was said and discourse deuveIea
Paris and representative OF the Archbish-
op. The work of the Congress has been
distributed among five sections the hrst
deals with the legislation concerning hign-
OF education, under the presidency OF M.
Leon Cornudet; the second with me iot t,o
presidency of the Able Toursel, of the So
ciety of Saint Berth; the. third with as
sociations the object Of which is a'Christian
education, under the presidency OF Mr. A: |
Baudon; the fourth with the suo!ect OF
secondary education or middle schools; the
fifth with the question of professors and
the formation Of free normal schools or
schools Of advanced study. There is no
| more important movement than TINS 10
France towards the development OF
more complete system of purely Catholic
| education, and We wish we could see our
lao
country. The Pere d'Alzon, in the last
number of the Rerue de rEascignement
| Chretien, recapitulates the history OF the
movement; the first attack of M. de la
| Mennais on the university monopolles'
and the subsequent efforts Of Pere Lacor-
dare and NJ. de Montalembert the re-
opening of the campaign Of loAO by NJ.
Bailly and the late NJ de Lac in the Cnt-
rers. and the celebrated letter OF the Bish-
top of Chartres efforts which were met In
many quarters by opposition from tlm,a
prudence, aud which were not as prosper.
eus as thew might have been. The present
move ia being made under more favoraoie
circumstances, and we wish 1t complete
success. AS Pere d'Alzon justly observes,
it will at all events lay the Foundation lot
lasting and united action, and II this Con ION
gress does not accomplish it's work, sec
ond or a third will. Many Bishops have
resolved to send delegates to the Congress;
, those of Paris, Reims, ReEnes, Perigueux,
Troyes. Mines, and Beauvais have been
already named.-London Tablet, Sept. Z.
GERMANY.
Q The Prescription Of the Jesuits-Ih'
: Germania publishes touching fareWet q
: the Jesuit Fathers, which we should like
/ had we space, to print in ertenso and Tn
q Westpbalian nobility have presented al
= of the most iilustrious names of tina
a province. The Fathers at Cologne, Bonn
"A land Issenheim have received notice to quiz
" and the Prussian Government Won!d raj
" establish military school at Maria Laacf
a. This house, however, and that at Padei
30 born have already become the properly
le two Catholic gentlemen. We have r.
IN ceived the admirable pamphlet in whic
.s the Bishop of Mainz protests against u
ne measure; there has been an unanlmot
Ia protest of the inhabitants of Neuf Brlsae
by in Alsace, in addition to the other Prose,s'
go which 1--WE have already recorded. III
lis address Of the Westphalian Catholics, pr
it sented to the Fathers at Munster, conclud
an TINS: HPombal and his compeers, VINO
'io history has branded, endeaNoTed at lea
by mock trials to justify themselves IN Z
eyes of their contemporaries anu OF pc
ers engaged ia one in which the Catho
Co. Chnrch itself is attacked. In striking
por. Won and at the Orders like to yours,
'sr- intention is to overthrow the champions
!" the Church, in order tnat tne hnat vs
rPe- NAV be more surely delivered against
ions Church itself" So NJ. Friedberg, one
able Prince Bismarck's principal aides dc can
.nds has Just published q pamphlet, In when
kar- declares that "the Catholic Church IL
'ade institution dangerous to the State"
on Mains Father Won Doss, the superior,
sing protested against the application OF
'sr'- law which forbids to the Jesuits even
any performance Of ordinary .sacerdotal duti
J. they may not preach, they may not hear
me fessions, and If any native Jesuit choose
'uoi remain in Germany he may not say
unless it is in private with closed do
,,ov This protest was particularly called to
Is Mainz, where the Jesuits were simply .
~ az. ployed in helping some Of the parcel
'a NAV Clergy, but it was simply returned to
~. author by the Grand Ducal governmen
!. s,- -" Hesse.. At Cologne the prohibition aga
: allowing Jesuits to gay Mass in the chul
49, es has been notified to the parish prit
= At Coblenz the Fathers have had 7
AS. granted them-till the LIST January me-
~ - IA which to state in what place they chs
w on ~ to fix their domicile. At Bonn not on
,.st-. them is allowed to remain in the ht
natl. which they have themselves construc
con. and at Essen. one Of the Fathers, WI
ba1oDoa IN the Mace. finds hin