The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-05-25

to upwards of 200 children. The respect
and affection shown to their Blshop by the
whole population Of the neighborhood IL
described as very touching. The Soleure
tyrants are OF course trying to persuade
the Federal Council to force the citizens
OF Lucerne to persecute their own Biahop, to
whom they are faithful, and against whom,
being real Catholics they have no COM
plant to make. 1t is to be Eoped-though
the hope is perhaps unreasonable-that
Cantonal authority will still be supported
at Berne, although it's Independence is in
Rlous peace, instead of, as at Geneva, in
quarrelling with the Catholic Church.
IRELAND. ..
Cardinal Cullen on Political Questions.-
In the course Of letters addressed to the
Catholic clergy Of the Dublin diocese, re-
specting certain devotions to be observed
during the month of May. cardinal Cullen
exhosts Catholics to pray for the Pope, who
is now assaulted with the greatest violence
mics. He points out that in. nearly every
country in Europe, infidels of every class
and teachers Of doctrines destructive of
the foundations of society are protected or
encouraged, while the Bishops and the
priests OF the Catholic church are pefsecut-
cd and obliged to share in the suARerings of
their Supreme Pastor, the Vicar of Christ
Of a ,o;sarohIa s..t rs,.r;,.s- a. 49, "
:soid C.thnI;.. - 'I 10 nao VI
ting Catholic Bishops, because they will
schoois ~ $1,000 tt'a ' n;s;, SCI ~ pu.onc
80 80 ~ 80; ps sne Itsns geaeIas.on,
sch;smo.i.ai d,o..;.a. WIN r..S;esI Hn 1uu
ssL. rs srcL tc 49, e.Ss.,.. ea . Suiicn
nroach ~ rha t;npa yhen 's ths rh ~. she sR,
overcome all such prosecutions, and when
truth and charity will prevail over error and
o,so'ry. nSe.eIlng 70 ireiand, nus Emin-
sconreed the County saveraiv The 1a;ns
aud continual storms of the past autumn and
gIeaS Misery oelng occasionea amongst the
PeoPio III consequences ana oriving many OF
tnom 70 SEEK re.use IN distant regions,
waeEe they expect 70 ma protection often
9sa.ea 70 saem az nome. bne they often
ulseover sney nave 20 encounter the great
s H:S Ssns sua pflvse,ons, especially IN re-
ne.ous "ays N sosn feglons- IN conelu.
sloo, NC says-oee,aes Ireland 10 exposed
20 suner great neai nom the attempts
wa:cu a1o 3aae 70 inIroaoce 5oolese edu-
~ S emoug vs. eno 20 oanish 600 ead
G nLs no.y seig.on rom our schools. May
usSS ~ tso.0:s os Againse war on rehgi0us
r o' n :. sm ar w. Ss SoSnay o. E9-
M. M 80 ~ we. VOICE. u IL % saccessini,
~: Ill o.ne FseeniAm aae sli Ass eeominaoie
49, ineo 10y counsIies, fe-eSteoiish ~
practice of The nabiess 49, ~ 10 inc
isy. His Euinenee sxboras his Tsss to rrs1
esrneatIv To bs nraservaS fro,, ~. ~ ksSy
foI scouIos of inf;Sei;tw 90 - s~, r. Ssssa
to givo M ali earthlv honor and ntaesnras
and to sufIer ali nrivst;ons rashs- 80,
saer;6ca 90 ;ota of 49, Co. s"0I S.sn
commends chen, stranoi- .a ~ a.. 20 G 70
Ole Union. Whieb has -" ss...S;.Ss Sss a.
6a6anS C.f,"i;c r;.ht. 81 ~. w
of Cesbolic interasssl ana wh;"h y nr.s;dod
over by lord Gr~ra.S f'e"'1e"
-.
oue Arisa exchanges are all filled with |
auch notices as these:
TSe SprAad of En;orasisn-At ~.
rent zinc Oueenstow5 ia rhron eeS w;tb ~.
young men and women Who Are isav;no
heir home TO seek new ones In .hn F.ss
Weat. The' s;cbt h N. IN ~ sao TEL
many sad reflections. Amongst the de-
parting there are neither the halt the
MANNED, or the blind. America is very
.astitiious in those she receives from us.
She opens Ter arms to the lusty young fell
ow who comes to dig the mine or til the
yrourd, or If he need shoulder q mnsket
or the Union and she has a readv vaI-