The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-08-31

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nhans noorer than he, and thus he reasons b
& We have Eve children, these will make e
seven we will mingle them together, ana n
thew will climb at night on our knees.
They will live and Will h De 1sotns ssa ant that he
must feed that little boy and this little 6
GIRL With the others, he will make us eaten
more fish, that is all !" Workmen OF fatis,
read these lines; they are worth more thah
those Of the an"ss Of an this sublime
devotion, and recall you to the truo no
bility ofyour nature. o,d 7
| Won know now what we are not, ana
think that VIC have never failed for an IN.
we have designedly multiplied all the dli-
fculties with perfect frankness. IL IS
scarcely necessary to add that we are nov
Of those who disdain the social ana iaoor
questions, and who, whiie nfu fan.r re re-.
selves in the graceful domain OF i"ne!' ~
neat with Alfred de Musset:
i Hey hsS wall ~iiT always be Nnetts or Sinon
3 This charming indifference is but form
Of self shness. Let us 60 further, auu a"
though in our quality of Cathonc;s VIZ
e only nobility, the only title TO "hion
:, are really attached) we place w.. nresent.
y innate on the future life than the pTosedhs'
Q We do not think only of the heavenly oe
y s.;nv Of the workman. For mora enao
y s;ghtecn hundred years, the church mas
o not ceased for an instant to occupy nTl
y, self with the temporal CONDITION o. az t,ere
e ara fonrteen magnificent CONSTITUTIONS,
ID whici, are called the seven corporal "o nis
is of mercy. and the seven spiritual. sue .
y, has made them all shine on the pro" u ~
the workman and , 1t Ii eSt This example
as of our mother, the church, we always wish u
IN 70 initiate. We know, besides, and IL IS a
tie noWerful argument, that misery is poor
az, US counsellor, and, if it is badly accep'eu
he turns souls from duty and eternity,
OF therefore, we declare mortal wa
nd a,oinst want and misery, and it's thus
'm thot. in ameliorating the earth, we nope -
~, 81 prepare heaven. ,ort war;
me an omen book, written in large characters
the .n5 readable for all. Our brotheFs, VI
Isl workmea, would see that we do not 0ilnu
mp, iv accuse them of all the crimes ana ln's
'ao takes of modern society, ana that We 'eo
are the other classes. They would theee io "a
ion tbe programme of our work, as receht |,
IN sketched by a great bishop OF me 10.
n Church 1--WE should believe in the pee
IN IN pie, hope il them, love them. ,,ara :n
mn must not imagine that aims will mere su
free. and that the people will accept the;.
the thev exact all our hearts, our esteem W .,
tue respect. He who does not respeo. AZ ~
atu woik man can do nothing. mus, tni7 o"
art trine of respect for the workman, tue ti9
a to Christian doctrine, is the base upon whie
nth, J thn E"tholic Circle of Workingmen III
the erected it's edifce: may God prosper al
an bless it ,.,-.,, ,rhot we ar
the what is our faith, and listen welt 10 u
"a renIv. which will not be less sincere
ODE We believe in one only God, the supreE
Ike and sovereign Workman, whom we 40 o.
% confound with his work the VOL on, Il. E'a ~
per- inc Int it is not God. Beyond the wori
tier, L'nt ha World in an inaccessible reGlo
ned, lives and reigns from everlasting 10 eve
Ihe lasting the ma iesty OF Coo. the lnuul'S a.
tars; Absolute, the Justice and Mercy, the 600
-, nii ~ the True, and the beauI1lul, ts w.
ed In personal, the eternal Providence, '"
been watches over the workmen of all races a
eious of all times. There are among you SO!
ton, who refuse to this God the free adhesi
odel' of their faith, aud it is this negatlon WI
fol- We 49, 80 of LIGHT. All depends up
only vour faith even though you may be a.
oun- eists. we will love you, but alas you
ALL not return our love, and the reconc!Iia'
so ardently desired WIN not % d; es
d the allied ; for you can only 10 o'''o>'
4ord, love, and God is love. co.
pro- We believe, then, in God the Great
ey J" and we bow before him with tne slu
oush and magnificent faith of the humoie sso
God enter Of whom Lamartine speaks, anu
peak, one day SAID to our great poet, uo
ised know how other men are mace OUT
work. for me, canuet see, do not say a
self a but even an ant, the leaf Of tree, g
a no. of sand, without asking VIZ ta - TX
and, the reply is, God. l understand ~
!, po- for before being, 1t was not tneleioi =,
first could not make itself" l. qao1e u
u the beautiful words with great JOY under Ter,
/, my roof of chapel especially consecra 1;s,
SYM workmen. Mediate upon them, "orkn
g ap- who listen to me ard, if yon are rel
IN, the licans, respect, love, believe in what
nents republican Of l54o respected, love-, Ss;svs
laking believed. Then the workman oeueVe
l not Cod this time must return, anu lot
iderod essary work we will expend our time,
world, strength our life, But it is not enoug
d. and believe in God We must render 70
of the Creator the act of the creature, ana
With him respect, homage, confidence, pr'
# the and love. Blessed be this little chap,
til tho Jesus Ourrier, if this night one OF !
that of sentiments will be offered by one OF
souls who are here and listen to me;
mostly We also believe in the Son of G."
pordry Word the interior Speech, the ere
twill Word Of the Father, and we ,on affirm q
feel for this oro' a1 u oeIei oar,H that al,