The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-06-01
NEW ORLEANS SUNDAY MORNING lime ,e79


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Wolsey in i9d~in~ the J;H VIII Cardlna
Henry ViTr. aSd esth.r;nn case
! THE Somh was an rsscad ths. Araeon
yates were oman H. con,S NJ. We" ne tnt
Great fesr. srest indiSnat;on no' os seen
eonsesnen.s sp "s 10 lave o,, osen the only
This. however. ia M exsnaa ~ sh ,acuon
rator. nor for ths anthor;s;ss -. Sue ReFpee'
taken any serions stans toI.rds w ~, n"v1ne
coyerv Of the gn;Itr Tsrt;as r. s.9 os'
becoming dan9erosa to ao r. chn esLoently
w
fiLGkAMAGEs.
1t Will be recollected that at the time
enc English deputation were In Rome. the
holy Father gave his APPRECIATION ana
blessing to q proposed pilgrimage to AseiDi
e 70 come on this summer there have been
other pilgrimages proposed in vsrior,s
parts OF Italy, and, indeed, this Kind of
religious demonstration may be Considered
part OF the national life. For who have
travelled much in Italy can have failed to
meet from time to time pictnresqae village
their hags, their professional cross and
statue Of the patron saint of the locality.
vending their way to some special sanctH.
aFy. THIS is'no new thing, but has existed
ana still goes On all over the Peninsula.
But the sect and tlse revelation will baye
a., NS.So,S oA~ AiSoAAGS nave U0on b0ld
20 oppose these pious and innocent festiyi-
sies, Wherever they have been promoted.
One IL North Italy was prevented by the
Syndic ordering the sanctuary to be closed
the freethinkers ana fEeemaaons ~ pa a1stsi'
nave neid meeting in the theatre of Men
S HIva, Ia Ferugla, where they passed reso-
iutions to oppose, if necessary by force,
Sne proposed pilgrimage to. the city of s.
e crancls: Inc government either from
rear OF iavor evidently gives them q taeit
ssuPpors, SO thae while noisy PROFESSIONS in
=; Io mo. OF Mazzini are held to be innocuoua
II not patriotic and meritorious, one to |
the tomb of S: Francis, who at the least |
. DC said 20 be one OF the most remarka- /
ole men itaIy mas ever produced, is threat
ene4 WIN interruption ny violence. Not |
witnstanding that the railway and the road
are, OF should be, open to all, it is reported |
that Slgnor LAMA has already instructed
the Projects and olher authorities in the
provinces to prevent all pilgrimages, the
one 60 ASSIST among the rest; although the
apProoatlon and benediction of the Holy
Z amer NAG oeen OBTAINED by the promo
teFs. I near too that the annual process
sion to Genazzano to the celebrated shrine
OF the Madonna del Buon Consiglio, and
" " hicn IS Wel-known by many visitors to
Tome. Tome, mas oeen dispersed by the. police,
Cnougn consislng or none out the usual
sssem olsge OF the peasantry OF that and the
villages and from the purely
secolaI poinI OF view go moro dangerous
os po.lGca :,, tnan the feasts or wakes Of our
eountry vliages IN the agricultural coun-
Ties Oh England.
THE CHURCHES AND THE MONTH"; op
80, NA ''h'
IN All the principal churches the month of
Mary has been inaugurated with special
services and sermons, and the attendance
1as been large. Besides this, there have
been very large assemblies Of people at the
Minerva on the Feast of s. Catharine of
altar and above all at the church of the
80. AliAP9stoli. That large and hand