The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-08-25

,Burke, In Che lecture hall Of ~. toni n
., Brooklyn, before large apdience, con- y
! many Of tho slis Of the city. The CHAR = :
led by ex-governor Love, 81 Mafylapsn'1 !
preyious, to the. opening, Of the lectuTe'
ioyward Spd said g.: -a.a..t. "a, Ii
lies, apd lGsntlsmen--I am requested gy'tss :
esident Of ths college to say 2 few words
Of .introductjon for the distinguished
tt raf tha Church who is about to address
o. & tha glory of the Catholic Chnrch, OF
aict sare namhefs, that in all ages she has
'ovlear all the wants Of humanity She pas
rovideS eSligious Orders to meet every require
,ent ON ttfallen nature, to minister 10 ouF
emporaI ITS, TO educate our children, TO Pro
ide for childhood, in manhood, In healtn'
md in sic but above all she has gwen 70
IS those gk Orders which, In the provfdence
81 God, arSded to raise bur sonls above the
affairs OF lhAh to the Throne Of Graec iaP'
plausfb 70 ms humility, reverence, T1eey,
and the ioye IA, bur duty and our eterna,
end. tAnd "a these Orders. she has raised
up that glonTd magnificent body OF men
Who ere caA Preachers" of the Church-l
mepA Mhe psyst tiop p-men, who pr. acn tne
knowleogs ags.Snai ass Sn God.nen who preach 81.
the weaknsG;s ;k%r;ona M lory Of human nature. ".
"no, eones-ese was Eere interrupted
by the soorM M hpSwhich followed. When
. 'sHence was ressot Sntinued) who comes
now ~ oaI nnue. tour henrts with high
God; to give MS hopss fntm,e whilst he
will teach US how to al, tho ;iis of life ::
10 submit to the provl . aoa Nd in all the re.
} lAtaons of life in which, o,oced lie will
} show us, my friends, tpa d, du,v of the
, Catholic people OF thisS con,;nent ia Tor
"A
} ..Education"-the educds "Dr c,,;iiren,
, tfear OF. the lord" He cds sax 10 ,eseh NJ
, @theae precious lessons. 1t Id and nv
II great privilege to INTRODUCED uon 10 In
> ,troduce bim3 Oh, no, ca MS fame. hi
/, se!ooueut words have awakeI. echoes of on
hills and vales, from the Lake Rio Grande
He 10 here as our guide, as &, cher. as on
friend, and as our father. X to Won tn
eloqueot Irish orator, the FATE sthe Church
the teacher Of the people; I,ew m
friends, that you will receivevith GU
from your hearts which my worSnot renr,
sent. (The greatest enthusiast nrevaie ~
and when. Father Burke steppeit wos r
newed and. If possible, redoubled, 4
Father Burke spoke as fellows: !. (
My Friends,--When o Gathe4, 100. a
dresses Catholic audience. the s. viii,
be puts before them must always ofs We
great impot ttanee, for hebprden essa
b something touching theeternal vi ofI
Raaple, the gfofy of God dnd tue WI inc
society. And amongst the range Sbjs,
that upon which n Sam NOW to add -,
namely, the-sabject of '.Catholic EdGo
For it regards the-youBg. children (;
know that as the child is father of theA
the society of childfen is the parent Of tbe
society wbfeh is 20 Jblpom and to foa
sVsEy country. 0vhateSer dHccts 70
Affects society; whatever. infuenoss are y
to-bear upon them in youth which,
spsing-time Of life -rthpse i1fluene esswil!p
that corelatiorh either for1 good g. evil,
assorrow. in fhe fatufe of chat society. a.
p, fore it is that the question of educatioa
/ 4s0st important question Of aK @Fint
, because the fature depends supohHs WI
farmer breekS bis bad in the spring, "
.rRps the ploM through it ,lKhen de- hnrc
he has it all pfepaeed hut the GREATS
,rtp4 of all is What kind of4seedA is he 81
phtiinto that coil ? ss-For Il he throw iqs
} Wheat, or bad seed Gthe rbarvesS Nhicha
,seaD, n three or four, N. onfbs time, wiz
because. the seed was bad. ii, onthe hcl
, he, throw in good seed, he. may .reasorab
<Sarward to an abuudant and GSod b
J beaAusaof the seed Aieh be had dse~a. -7l -l
/ ,autbority more than human tells us Is
SsoeSer. q man shall 6oW, the same Shall he
<The question is most jmpoktaht, bo
'becauae the future depends upopit, buth
au1 error committed 10 relation to&his q
<6feducation is anl error that eee scare
reSiiedsed. IT the farmer sowsh had seed
perceives, when ths~greeH bladeig cops
that his sowing is aJailure5 if he.perceis'
the crd9 promised by ytheAdistanf hervest'
A&ildre, because of the ih9rm Hheat4ts
ISte far him, in thenonth-pf Mayor il
4tItscovsF his error. q He cannot break s
aaain yIhe cannot nuke that seed good ]
-aRot, llsa him Of ldCDtder the fsu9 tost
tbsheaEens, or bring back the genial I
lsprip9snpon the earth opeet more! $50 OF
HStau. :. u is the sowtng ofthe seed in the
mind Sp, the springtfhae Of life, 10 the day
the soil is prepared TO receive thus g eds VI
hhasrt is yet soft to teSeive jts imprcsslocs,
it hardens and those pFessions becoAe'
IDLY fixed in the mans cbaractefhE the eIl
NCtion Of age. WHiat the mi4d rs ysce
receive tbeNfeasutes of k4owledee-hesq
AYine-a be seed that is threTn w
YoSng mi nd and that ynpng sealst DS 70
AINlsonous, ha0st iqeelhblt the iutGss ~ 80
han will be . bad harvest of tue seed d?kl
fRegeived ih the spfiSg. NO maaEan txP
bandantS SHabvest sDf grace, m9septy, or
nees unless b be provided in the nsglnas a y,
good edasation. 9gain, il tSssS De e9;
in the seed which jVfound to be 81 an m II
charaeterl when it fS been fOgsA . TO- 70 Oe to
youth, WI len The S0qth has matured tse
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