The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-03-11

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in the church, Alter that he started an oppo:
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Sr BRIGHTER than II + PTca fnnsIo the
BLACKLIST Of the BLACK among the Roman aris-
FatIor Curcrs nsxt work was tho organi a.
tlssn is%son psr al in S%ss
sss Holy sss Eys. Then asa ySt9 81
reconciliation To, show Plus X. that he was
not a personal adversary OF temporal , = s9 y.
S SSsth ana PAY arm 1n III the
Of it's resurrection. he. undertook a work more
than that OF % M ts pn Sa
pebiscite Of forced votes had given Rome once, 70
he ea to g.
after ~" The 81 Italian ' ossupation: The pole,
she esrcss ~ Snd w the
+ to ss t6e aid Of SnS
doors, and got the signatures Of ~ 600 Romans
all Ronans and no women--of legal age
rn1 S q RS%s FIsg asked
TINT the city be RESERVED for ,hs hSes
destroyed II. The ~ 600 signatures were, bound
IN two large volumes by bookbinder. who az. ga
work the Jesuits were forced to uso the great
est OF care. as in some Instances their own ser;
the sr pSysu o dHt The Csa acs sbroa
The boxes wore overhauled by tho police
cation. Happily for the Jesuits, the police
seized the wrong boxes, and the archives Ives
to R Rf aOS Ss F %s, s Ism /. Sn
Cardips Antoneli did not avail himself :; Of this
o%i s Of Similar Similar orpertanities gave color
The -" COURSE u Of The mystoro%s Cardinal
From Rome Father Curci went to Florence.
. Es hs be ans o S M pas
tor Of the Church Of Santa Felicia. Father
Curci lived in his house when he left the Com
BIoboli the royal garden q the Kings resi-,
s95sGcs sPe T:sss rsa
success in the fashionable church OF san Gao
tano He next proposed to OMEN boarding
tendipg the University. The project the nearly
cost him his life. The students became so
WI mi s,aien Tor him md ' nearly ked PRIZE The
students OF r the same I'm, university recently
from Rome Father Cmrci was compelled TO
abandon his boarding house project after
IIs next revisited Rome. and spent the year
s in the 6 SoeI S.,s Ss Ths he
~ lis hot
God e., willing; or God nermittins, Is born: Tho
and make hcra Christian nation. We cannot
smother r., or drpW I this child Let her become
The Jssus the He was
dismissal! with resignation and went hack to
Modem" Dissido Before It's It's pnSIieatio ' he
Barsi. the vtcar-General Of Florence. and by
nS learned
Sshop q Forenes Monssno Th' ATSh
q young man. formerly n student of the
tended publication He sent for Father Gu Gurci
and forbade the publication Of the work. AS
revision OF non. secular publications, tho old
Professor refused to obey the arbitrary order
Of TrsSte %ao , had hardly yet shaken tho
iul Archbishop was much offended. He treated
Curci with brutality. and fairly drove him from
report OF what had happened throughout Flor
ence and Rome. Even the Jesuits censurei
lack Of expcrence. But Cecconi was inmov.
able, While Father Curc is to-day allowed by
Inc rope to say mass IN Tome. he is prohibited
BY Archbishop Cecconi from saying mass In
EXiied from Florence. Father Curci returned
six volumes OF his lectures delivered in FLOR,
four Gospels and the other chapters of tho New
Testament. The only faults found by orthodox
writer's IRE sharp aus ions to his personal n
book has financially ruined Father Curci. His
enemies raised an alarm. and he sold very fow
ton Of tho Holy See The most eminent d.
in seH snn ff
and was very kind to him.
work. Father Curci again found his way to
Rome Rene where Cardinal recoi, an eY Jesuit him
view with the Pope. Leo Xiii received him al in
secluded apartment IN the Vatican. It wns
S ns ct ha " and Wb, Gns
said no ono aside from his Holiness and tho old
priest knows n Father Curci himself is reti;
tho greatest affection for Pope Leo. He
Gn s pdpsl tro Es.s i! Cardinal psSs
bars the publc, door of the Vatican on Father
Curcl. because he fears to give offence to the
OF the College OF Cardinals. Ono thing is
second political pamphlet before any appeared
II I1,,i the T market It is entitled La Nuova
the people of Naples showed u strong dislike
Tor ts , author Old crones blessed themselves
rious old priests refused to hear his COMES.
SONS siS Yot his conduct was regular. and his
life WAS entirely bameless $3.50
Back he won't to Rome. IIo had Just finished
ponderous work on the Psalms OF David. and
he wanted it revised and approved by the iioiy
soc. Henow lives ut 1S Via Buonarotti. within
s :. OF ms former residence. the old House OF
81; Eusebio. now turned into n military bospi.
~. He has three floors and basement. with
lhree rooms on each floor He shares then,
with a Neapolitan. Monsignore Suyurese 4.
very clever gentleman. They have only a mails
attehdant. Here Father Curci packs. addresses.
ana mails his books like any ordinary clork'
] JUS course OF lectures in Lont at the Palazzo
SSihibaldl ARE attended by tho cream Of GhibeI-
afternoon to hear him.