The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-10-12

feyy DAYS but % long a. no 5;.+;rct ~
knowieoe 1910 harm will be done. The th
DANGER in his case, as already IN snas =. q
the yriests and professors, IL that tne Gov, .
..arnment should attempt TO force 1iM upoa
the communion o.. Oh Cas oosa hardly venture f.
s a. ~ssnscSnlly % he is looked upon Win II
considerable jealousy by the bava ava 70 v t%s
..rnmant a. o creature and tool OF tno
fact ine,essea az o priest
non shat b ba conIS not % yet acknowledge him
tnSy 40 B;shoD. We must notice the
~ ss.s n,S az an American Protestant Bisn- q
an and the Dean Of Chester, and OF E n aa
alan priest named vas s,sscbesMand also
yettsr ssr,t to the Evangelical Alliance OF ?
Nsw Work. which the Standard correspoa- 9
Sen understands as an underta9sng 70 ~
ont. when the movement - n'Iso s. ..
VI W t1,e Sndies 81 Christians on the basis OF
belief Of Christ "the only saviour any G. ~
ssrcassnr.n The correspondent OF the Guar
S;am ia OF opinion that, when ne mas sns
opportunity 81 sPisomi1bn s ~ astonish
~ "a att ~ IA ianguaae.n We should not Dc sur
} .;sea 70 thew were, but this comes Oh sup
aort;no eceiesiastical revolt wherever you
find it. schism, like poverty maksS oA'
acquainted with strange peo-ien0"o'
,o.sr,rrr1oNAL PERSECUTION IN sWIrzEH-
:
o.,,,sss;on occupied in the revis.
L ,on IF the Constitution in the Nauonal
Q Council at Berne has settled ies drais Q. sno
Q 49, artscles which principally concern
Q the Church, and according TO tine ve asa
2 publshed by the Journal al TS Eec.asiasticai
n ;rrisdicsion, forbid the erection OF ny
90 S;sI,oY,pia without the consent OK the stase,
d ,,rsSibit the foundation Of converts an9
ID the restoration Of thoae aireaoy suPp tlSse
ae which. are stin in existence, genesaiise me ~
OF inSS Of civil marriage, exact certiheseee 2.
ek .sraSas Srorn every ecelesisstic before nc
re San exercise his fanctionss plaoe an GENE es.
tories under the Sxclusave c ,SaC, o ~ Il
d ali 5eceased inhabitants Of the commune
az "a i~SsIv enact that no diplomatic repro
he sentatlyS of "a foreign Ecclesiasticai toW'
,g- err can be accredited 20 tne Colneoer,; s;a,
Of The free exercise Of the Catholic rehgles
ore = n fsct. If these provisions become Law
di- ~ ta made as impossible throughout Tn
.ct, |hoia extent of Switzerland, as it now
rry In Cantons Berne and Geneva. The beSn J
re- Goyernment, Dy-tnsiI,Si ys from their cure
rem tue whole Of the sixty ode parish priests
olic the Jura district.
try From the London Tablet, which u
rat, Browns6n styles, that intensely Ensli
bat able Catholic journal, !" NO copy the &c
lowing article on the recent Pronounc
AZ 0e rnent Of some Of the most influential OF &
au Irish clergy, on ss 81. .'
near = HOME RULE. l-r-....s.
PIT pr. The Bishop and clergy Of Cloyne ha
qua "a lust passed the following resolutions up
h,.t.l tho subject Of Homo rule, ut the ConieEen
ms. u.s. lately held In the Diocese: .-.
nd "1as. That the time has arrived when
;on,s interests of our country require from us,
...o;n priests aud as Irishmen, public Proroun
the menS .to. AZ ;rneTtiei history has brani
'leee- "A Unconstitutional and corrupt the me-
com. By which we have been deprived OF o1r lel
{ 90 Sy the Home Rule Association in Dublin
D. TO- It's restoration Is the assertion OF 2
adal principle and the vindieation Of an o1tFa
Len Eig srd. That whilst we smphGsicslly disSl
nEN10 | any intention Of seeking feE separation q
England, re Tonld 9ssRsOt.,ay SSsSS%to - - =
Sor,rk views, the holding Of an aggregate mccain
~ Dublin of the representative Of all inteeo
btlla people, without distinction OF creed els
ep OF fOr the purpose Of placing, by eonStlt1sit
., ~ means, On broad aud dehnite basiG the
TWEEN hon'e de9and for the restoration OF its p
- y of signed on behalf of the Fermoy cOnfers
mes TO IN 49, y. 49, y n ana naan.
3 ns 80. on Signed behalf of the KaptHrk COnfers
H s%e oREeAE. PP Y: e. So ASShds s
noEE Signed on behalf OF the CoAcnIoE0 SOn4eES
Al no. JOHN CUILnqANE, P. p, v. F., Csnol
ut the "Signed on behalf of the Buttevant CONFER
i'll be I'D. DMwoRTH, D. D., r., v. F., Cam
func "Signed on behalf OF the @ioIes9n SonI S
70 and JOHN EIKGPATR1CAs x F'' " E'' Oa'
9 duty Tie importance of such declaratio
ful &C. the present moment could not be q
FOlda, rated. It iB the initiation OF mover
had o that will pass from diocese to diocese
su6eT- ik embraces the kingdom. The three
is now ceses Of CIoyne, Cork, and Ross, inC
who IL tho whole County Cork, that Of ClOynt
cutioR, ing considerably the most extensive.
J, who diocese determines the holders Of the
by q seats for the county, while the boroug