The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1874-07-12
Protestant and oatholio aale in asTvi.s:
IFrozn the Boston Pilot. I

se'sans ana cathone 1nle in sAarylanl
GFrom the Boston Pilot.l
In November, 1858, two ships--tba
ano the DoCe--sailed from Englsn5 =
tne hrst pilgrims destined for Marv,s
IN March, 1884, they landed on tbe hs
OF the Potomac, where they were mat ~
large bodies OF natives, with whom. nm,
other colonists, they at once entered
nrlendly relations. The King Of EnelaI
Cnnries .,fhad granted to Lord BAltim
aH that part of the Chersopeae. iv;n.
the parts Of America between the oceass
the @ East, and the bay of Chesapeake on
West, ETC." And these pilgrims lCatbo
who had sought the New World to eso.
the persecution of the Old) " took saIss
possession of Maryland on the o5.S
March, 1853, and on that day their pris,
performed divine service within its ho
aers. After this first Mass, the piler,
Leonard Calvert, (brother of Lord Raj R.Is
more) !" carrying on their shoulders hn1
cross, hewn from q tree, which thew erec.d
10 cneir new country as the emblem
Christianity and Civilization which n.
were abont to plant upon these shons2
(McSherry's History.
Ihe new colony thrOve rapidly, n.
natives continued in friendship with ~
settlers. Two Jesuits, Fathers White s.s
Altman, having created "the first cs cS.I an
in Maryland.n stndied the TrSisn ouaps
and preached Christianitv to tha .asssoac
There was perfect freedom of rs,;ss.0 meo
the new colopy.rt Althonoh r,ast ~ ~ "
settlers were Catholics, there were arnnnss
them some tProtestants, and their relatiar..
with their Catholic neigh bora were paacsi,i
and harmonious. Lord Baltimore. bimss
q Catholic. exacted "a oath oS tha Ganaa u,nssa
not to trouble, modest, or d;stneh yte.nos aas
person whatever. directly or ind;u..sa!! au!
protesting to believe in :iasna rh.;a.
this time. in the words of Err h;s..-. As
a"every other 1conntrv 'sso,0 ;s .sl
world had persecutine law "a - !ss 1Os
same author adds; 1Tba Cs,boI;ae nae .ae
pressed by the laws of England wsra sry. ny
% fnd o ueacaful ssvlunn n tha ar;O w1.e sun sase
oors of the Chespeake. onI s5o,sq qates t nas. Az
acre shelte,ed fre,s Z; st~, sms
Savs Mr. Dayss sra.S,;a aGi.S.ans ~
he frst Govsrnor. ss His no,,op peastnS "
he humbleat as. w.ll a. the ynns. araIteS. sSSe
md his msTim Was. reocs so .,T"sroas:.i oai
ion to nose ReIi~!ans iiha-t, - 4. p'o'e:pi
art of The eariiest commnn 1o% s of VIA .Su
uitnass =. .h;a fsc. ssTn S,a sSan 1o,o oeafs al
.omon N.thn,;ns - M..riaI .cse' .as
ornaat cnncnr,an.a ~ ~ G, WIN tne
e AZ nun,r;a.ar1 J.tsr, Soseluor ana
VIZ" sS'o. Ine1 70 p!aes
p ppions % fraaSo, wb;ch % be- aa s aSs Lor tne he
q ,beir so;, ~ ed d;.s oeen saetea
r;ands 81 urs,.o, fr,,, aaSoshs. Jh.siiancnisea
be- Pnritaps from Yroinia wsra walasoS aaS
chs n tha Roan W Iouso,enSe So.h ana political
iarvIand 'Aoi0 pro'ince
B1t in tho eonrsa of 1eo,. .,;. -.
tata of eSs;rs -,an;sbad f ass shis nsppy
+ the Sanctnarv y as MsrnIona om !nNs we Lanu
he Pnritans W;tbin and s,;tho,s was as eaeo' peo
;nca iaa~nad ena;nat uI ~ ~snouS ~ Ds tne Fr1.
ia When the Protsctorste ap1s.s oe rasan IN
,led EnoIanI The Pnritans ~ " .San,;sa L.omMea
,wer in Mar,,and Iao Thas soS .,,a, .le 1nHns
,mbiv iercinSiva ~ 1atSo,;aa1 ea'ea a 80 th;s rs
odv nasseI law er.1,5;no s,i GathaIos@n5 sIa
esbere oT tbe C5m-SS ~ Mna IaoSs ssr,, III ~.
.ofection sf The Gogern,ne,,f ''""N 'o@' WV
A &C. S 80 G
a,tinoEe ~ again came lnto power, ana
~ Lev pe1Sc anu Suo1, wHAs p!s
IeosS "a .aSnS nvGSly uau tsepslI
, Ny:i,: :uo DeM epgointoe
,oiisboS ~ SL, We
a aeto oh,;shoS Wh VI SnSnG ossa
,tboIics Cd T;soaetS y. LAY AaIa, ens