The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-10-06

ouU 20 ap9Set 0C0uses, er0 0uN1oaoDt 70
eccevns TOR seeee moro .olean forms Oh
Ch.istisn evotaons says Mg.. Fseppsl, the
Bishop ~ Angers, IN his pastoral ANNOUNCE
leg the pilgrimage 60 Be Puy Noeee Dame,
nSpe are more saiutary than pdgrfmages.
~ Rleases Go0 20 impress upon PAL.
tcnlaf Place the sea! OF His power-and
ior the good OF souls that He does IT.
ine helps, indeed, ana the remedies
or faith arc 20 pc found everywhere, I
lot 500 IS everywhere, ana his
Cnnrcn is everywhere-with the Iight OF
ner qocsrlne, tpe strengtn OF ner saSra-
S %Snts: I1e eaan aI ana proteGnon 81 nGr
SAINTS, Sas as the siek man, when sae ar
TO which he IL aecustomed, and which Is
ordinarily samcient fer Vital purposes, no
longer supports hls failing strength, goes
20 seek TOT heessn IN arosner enmate, and
returns VIVID nesh vigori 90 Sne Cnristian
'suHering N DIS Prtvate OF ln iiis corpofate
'capaclty, goes also % seek iresh spiriLna.
health IN sn Air which mas been sa9ctihsd
ny;otne Paety Or geeeTat.onss Or Sy the
the hte OF presence on 6aiots ana reeusns
VIA an lnsreass or moral strength, eyen
he mas no. o3eained sangoie answer 20
come passicalar prayer; TINS also, now
ever, y from rtme to Time kranSea, IN
way which. exeitea the ridicule Of those
VINO cannot dispose OF the assIsi oy any
os1er Argument csI - ~ segt,, "
We1 haze a present beiefo us swo' an--
sennces Oh 1a.ae9e9 mHaco!o9s cates, one
q taaenees IRON Gisssses p tae 9omenS ~
C2mHeateaa ny - Sa.esses ana one %
; me meoical certincase concernlng sne
tneMe& cures signed oy professor o.
snei Fac1Hy AZ MensPealess We PuoHsneo
tsstl week. . NOW " II . g0oo tole 11sts IN
such maSsess We sneaiu ioaloW enV, noe ="
nsseEe the nec:ssee % she Cnesce. sass
Opinion OF our oyn as 20 Wneensr snese
cures nave oeen 81 miracuions caafactef
OF NOT. For the same reason II ~ unpecee-
saTy shat we ehouid express any posaHye
fragment OF our OWE on tue uuLn 0r tne
alleged apParitions OF the blessed virgin
Every one ss iree 10 FORM ms Ino9mens
from the pupilsned evidence. ihe local
episcopal authority has, after careini inves-
tigation, pronounced IN favor OF them, the
supreme authority aS rome hss'not mao oc-
casson, TO- decide tue qaestion: bns wnen
We nna ~ s s s,.;s ,,a. raa.nn .h su
! paper that for shis OF thae reason ene ssoIy
os the apparitioo h known 70 ne an impos-
! ture, 1t rs time 70 inquire "nae are the
grounds upon which such confident
! statement 10 based: we read 10 the Times
! OF Monday that IN th!s country the ap-
partition ct La Salette on tne lSsn SePtsm
Der, 1886. ia regarded as 1.-The most daring
and glaring imposture Of our times. 1t
ended, as all then believed, In the exposure
and conviction-in court OF law, and In
spite OF an eloquent an0 edltyipg deience
by III. Jules Favre-of Demoiselie Dc La
Meriiere, the half-crazed lady who had
personfied the Queen OF the Angels, and
In the discontinue OF Maximum Giraud and
Melaine Matthew, the sheperd boy and
girl who had been frst tho dnpes and then
the acc9mpiices OF the plons fraud" II
will nos be denied that the in,pression coo
veyed by this statement 10 that Mademo,'
selle De La Meriiere was tried for the al
legged impossure ana convicted OF is. ihe
facts are these. Two persons spread the
report that this ledy had personated the
Blessed Virgio, and abe broaghs an actor
against them for libel. She distinctly
sWore that she was not and could not have
been on the mountain at the time, and the
jary returned verdict tor the defendant,
solely on the ground that what they had
said, had bees said in good faith, aud or
infOrmation which they believed to bt
, Trustworthy. There 10 2 long way IRON
this to the conviction Of the lady for ths
! tmpOseufe, or tho discoBGtpre Of the chill