The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-05-02
bearing his coat-of-arms, were ordered for him

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Two horses S0S
Harness ~"
= Five Thousand five hundred dollars for @
parade equipage As much as poor WORKING
man, at $40 q week, could make in eleven years.
1t 10 quite clear then, that it is point OF
economy which our learned friend makes.
He saye:
tor Murray, of MaynooJh College, had declared
that If st. Paul were now on earth he, too,
would drive in coach of state. We think
very differently. We are morally certain that
st. Paul would not do anything of the sort. Al
any rate, we would much rather have st. Panrs
own opinion in the matter than Doctor NUT
rays. Doctor Murray is free to speak for MIN,
and @ bishop, it is impossible absolutely to say
evil communications corrupt good manners,
and the temptation to do less work and take
more pay, and so have good time of it gen.
orally, like Others would be very strong.
Of which does the Catholic editor speak
most disrespectfully-of Cardinal McClos-
key, DR.. Murray or st. Paul Cardinal
Manning does not escape him. He says I:
In England, we see by the cable, the Catho-
lie '.geutry of England" are going to present
His Emnence Cardinal Manning with purse
! of i've thousand guineas. That Of course is
their business but some people viii asa'
| w nat does ne Wanb WIN IL Oo"o Ophch PSo-
pie will ask, With what motive do these gem
| try give this princely gift.
We ask our friend, also, what he himself
wants with $40, 600 year.
Hear the great, pure, humble, poverty
stricken reformer in his peroration:
o Jesus! look down upon us this day, and
have pity on us. Show Thyself ia Thy Church
Thy presence is yelled in the tabernacle, and
Thy lips silent; but Thy divine hear
bleeds at these spectacles of pride and world
illness. Raise up great saints! Give them
voice and O tongue that shall be heard in al
lands. Bid them cry aloud and spare not
Raise mp new orders of poverty-vowed priests
who will work, men who will look to Thee
only, and not to the world, for their reward
Inspire in all g love of holy poverty.
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS YEAR!
l But we will not jest over blasphemies
This rehash of an old heresy is beneath
contempt. The Methodists attempted t.
resurrect it after many centuries of death
but even they are getting ashamed of thei
ultra poverty in worship.
The Irish World appeals to the povert
r of the earliest Christians. At the same tim
they worshipped in caves and catacombt
If their clergy must always travel on foo
why not always worship in barDsf If Go
is to be adored in magnificent Cathedral
d shall there be 10 corresponding splendor
the state and vestiture of His ministr.
Because Nero prosecuted Bishops, shout
g Constantine therefore not recognize the
"a dignity, their learning, their ability
h Any Christian people who honor &c
will manifest a portion of their respect
k their reverence for His ministry. They wi
10 venerate them and their offices. They wi
% distinguish between those Offices as to the
elevation and dignity. This is not on
le NATURAL but it is not contrary to the supe
~ natural.
" A prelate may be clad and served in
Is style to suit the dignity of his posito
Il. aud yet not make it a subject of persons
lt enjoy ment He may live like herm
ID amid the splendors of a court.
or The Irish World is taking up the caste
~ rags of the Methodist Sect.