New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-31

were made possible And where did g. Bernard md the
chief obstacle 10 his success In this matter AZ over Tue
wh wonder
When ST Bernard called on them to go TO the 10Y Lana,
hsd consecrated Themselves 10 God in that work
and they feared TO leave IL unfinished;
and the great love for God of the people OF that
time But IA have said already. history repeats ITSELF
snd Wherein is tho repetition Of these things
teday Lot cross the ocean e.; to vh de
and The re and then we shall ind people true to tho
Gross, to the religion which n represents ara faithful , 10
convinced that in the things which belong to God there
no temporal power which can Jake TO Itself what Goa
g1 TO claim the allegiance their hearts in opposition
TO the teachings OF God Yon know that temporal
sought 20 tear from the hearts Of the people OF TINS slh
the religion which they loved more than NE ana now
began their exodus TO land; hoping In pease to
their God The Cross was with Them mney pore
Crusaders OF the Nineteenth Century to bring here
and Ike The men in st. Demands day. they plant ~ a
with this Gross. And thus their exodus brought tie
Triumph Of their religion. In ct. BERNARD Day IN
lals, greater souls and bodies for they iaooied
with Their hands az the monuments Of religion %nsn s
have lett behind them an evidence Of the greatness VI
their faith, and which we cannot nope 10 repeat bu. III
certain manner We repeat the same thing here out 1t
the gains OF the labor OF Your hands You nave largely
All these things offer food reflections and cor
ordinations to-day. We look, truc the Old World,
and behold sad times for Gods Church. There, TOO,
to-day, naughty Emperor Is beng dilVsh on py po"ens
unseen that him TO his ruin. New lessons are
being learned there. Though Kings ana Enpcois tlnK
they sit securely their thrones and the more securely
by reason OF the tyranny Ci Which they are ety teIe
are new forces gathering around their thpoHn n
Tie peoples are chatting under the hardship Yrc
posed on them. 1hey are learning mat tnciS
are rights which their rulers are noud 10 fcspect, u
frccr and the better Tor them. lie WHO sits on thai
throne seems not knoY how much both he ana ms an
cesry alo indebted 10 the principles incnieated ~ the
very Church which he opprcsses iiut nave la IRON ~
retstabish Gods Church III It's power anu
glory; aud do yc. children OF the ChuTcn,
81 Bernard WAS learn lesson from ms cchgh anu ana
HE seeing in him the uphodcr Of tie rights OF the Holy
See the guardian Of the honOrs Of the Church OF Coz
raise up your hearts in prayer to Him, and asa I'm 70
look down from Heaven on uS 70 MI our SOUS VIII t'
and love- and to make proud and glad 10 le cniloieh
OF the Church Of the Martyrs because IN t;it Iab
found comfort and consolation III this world ana hc
eternal In the next ,,,
the Cardinal addressed the congregation, saying mat
Notwithstanding tie length OF the ,ryce ne c9ul9 no.
allow them to close without acquitln nlseh 81, " We
owed both to the pastor and oonEIegatioh Oh OF.
Demands. lie Offered them botn mis- , sineereot
congratulations on the cPwnhng n OIL pg s tor
years past This was day OF JOY and holy PRIDE 70
hen hich Witnessed their assembling Tor the worship
OF God in the maeniic, mt temple which they mad erected
10 His honor the work not yet lin siiet, n0t-
outstanding the great Sacrifices which they had maze
TO sustain the hands OF their pastor rom the DS-
and arms were still 10 be sustained. Notwithstanding
their numbers those present were lew compared 10 inc
numbers who would throng these walls ten years hence
They had offered the church 10 Cod and lac ld accepeu
po the altar But il could not properly be called ous
hoGse while 1t remained III the hands OF iii nc q
beginning so continue until the church Was Tree NOM
every CnI5irfassnlent.