Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-22

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HE brooks mo- advisers" adds the cor
Casks and expects no human
aid" This is not exactly the fact, for
it will be remembered that, in address
ing the cardinals shortly after his corO-
nation, he begged their counsel and as
sured them Of his sincere desire to profit
utterance which, At the
time, was taken ~ indicative of less
lively sense of papsl infallibility than Was
by his immediate predecessor.
HE has will Of his own" continues
the correspondent, land follows no other.
He writes bis own encyclicals, be medi'
tstes his own speeches, cOmmunes with
no man, seeks no man . sympathy manages
his own business, sees to every thing him
self, and suffers mo- attempts at other
mems interference. He has no worldly
policy; his reign is not of this world !;
his trust 10 not in princes; his gendarmes
and Swiss guards are only an incumbrance
and a vexatien to him be has faith in his
priestly ofice-in his Office as guardian
Of Gods truth and herald Of Gods
word"
This pictures Pope as,in popular appre-
the Vicar Of Christ should be. II
it is q truthful portrait of Leo XIII. the
world may rejoice; for, putting
aside the vsnities Of this world, its regal
pomps and empty pageantry, the thought
full Catholic will discern that the tempo
raj was an ENHANCEMENT of the spiritual
power, sappiDg its strength, and impair
ing its usefulness; just - men will some
times build wiser than they know. 30
to the pious eye it may appear that in
severing and absorbing the temporal do
main Of the Pope, unwittingly Victor
may have been doing Gods
work.
What matters it If a Savoyard or red
shirt lord it in the Quirinsl, if the pom
tiff, entirely protected in his person and
in the exercise Of his func-
ton, keep watch and ward over the faith
full Better that he have no consuming
cares at home. His sway in the real
purpose in his pontiicate will be the
wider and more Catholic. The clergy of
the Catholic church are voluntary cell.
bates in order that domestic ties may not
divert q moments attention from the
serious purpose of their lives. Why
should the chief pastor assume response
bilities that we're unknown in the earlier
history of the church, and cannot. but
detract from his efficiency in the larger
field of his lab0ra If the "vicar of
Christ" had completed his work,he might
pause by the wayside to divert himself
with vanities to which the apostles were
strangers; he might, without detriment
to his heavenly mission, become one Of
the company of kings. But much re-
mains to be done before the world shall
have recognized the Messiah, and known
the redemption of the cross. Within
her membership the church, which has
been lsboring for eighteen centuries,
but . fraction of the peoples
Of the earth. Psgans and idolaters, here
tics and schismstics, nations who recox-
nize but one God, and peoples Who deny
any, remain In igposssce Of the truths OF
the gospel, or deny then. The world 10
not yet Catholic, nor Christian. and until
oil the nations are baptized, the he.d oi
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