The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-05-24
iGornlng Star and Catholic Messenger.


ATTITUDE OF THE FAITHFUL
g.5s announced that the now Archbishop OF
t-sI1srae will soon have to leave his present
.,,urtn,en ts and 60 into some far worse. His
<sas-,rer has not once been allowed by the In
,~sossor of Prisons to visit BIN, as such visit
4sa,n III require special orders from Government.
- ms treatment of tho imprisoned priests is
= ske1rlse becoming harsher. Tho inspector Ct
SIN. g,risops at Treves announced to several
essrssts at tho end Of their imprisonment that,
<x1eearding to orders received, they would not
Sp allowed in their next imprisonment to find
.t.lr own food, unless they forbade oil solemn
,,,,,,tion of them on their return to their
Isanaes, and unless the next time they came
>sz,Sesntarily to prison" They declared, how
s.zsr. that they were not in position to give
raary orders to their parishioners regarding
spiar reception; and with respect to their
asAug voluntarily to prison, their own judg.
.s~sst nsson the May laws obliged them to go
sc0vu,. only under ccmpulsion from the police.
Tue solemn receptions given to these confess
-sans after their imprisonment are all that
e.serld be wished, as are the other manifesto
-1.ksus in regard to the Bishops who are still at
Elderly. At Breslau, where the venerable
-esIshop has just entered on the fftieth year OF
aSa priesthood. an assembly of 1000 Catholic
saneu, q very large number for that neighbor-
EtEsS, appeared before him. With deep emo'
aGan the Prince. Bishop answered their address
I'm tho following terms: As the Catholics pro-
-sI.issd him love, fidelity and obedience, 50
araald he solemnly promise them, as true
S+atklolic Bishop, to be faithful shepherd OF
dLx 6ock, and to guard and strengthen them in
.ae Catholic Faith. Imprisonment, Danish
,uazt, death itself, should not make him fall
sz his duty or forsake his flock. He would
,SrEor and triumph with them and amongst
SfleGa.
1t Paderborn also an assembly of $500 Ca
@akasNc men appeared before their Bishop.
-s< We have come" said their leader, speaking
Na the names of all, to renew our baptismal
-1a,Rs before the world we are Roman Catho-
UIra and Roman Catholics we will remain,
4SzIa1e what may. Nothing shall separate us
sInaxa the rock wheCeon Christ has built His
sS8nrch. With Peter, the fearless rock, we
<arai remain steadfast; like him we will imprint
cHrr Faith, our love to our Crucifed Lord,
skaeper and deeper into our hearts, and confess
sslaScsR more aud more joyfully. For this our
q 6ith, which We manifesto with such enthu-
aasasn in the year 1887, when Clement Angus
eana passed through this country-for this our
E-szEh, which we hold as costliest treasure
.za6 our brightest ornament, and which in thess
@Esays rs 80 shamefully attacked, SO fendisbly
eaIed-for this Faith will we live, for this we
zoe rcady to sacrifice all things, even to blood.'
Isz,conti rmatiou of this promise, the $500 men
4.slszsu!y recited the Apostles Greed. The
&4 shops reply contained these words among
<sEsSers
~ This denomination is a noble deed one
which will bring glory on you, one which will
Eass handed down to your posterity, and WILL
eazxst, be found registered in golden letters in
rz1se Book Of Life. And as this deed is an honor
ezss you, 80 it is q consolation to as. see how
.rIse saying begins to be realized Eeclcsia
-,Ssassso, EccleSa ricrir' History ever tells the
s..aGae tale; always has Holy Church shown
ssorsssf the strongest when ost attacked. 1t
rgiH be the same now. These manifest tat ions
at Catholic courage, love, and fidelity, are
;lzrrtIy beginning of victory, partly pledge
1T future yet more glorious victories. Our
SZ3aach can be attacked, but never conquered"