Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

plea<t ftr the deliver, Il osif tsosnsn
cafkssi4s AssrFscan esfi1eas ffssm that
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IA th4lf hshslf iNoaai have thsus fsee
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shs rank and ole foF they are ncf al
le~.d g. kssos of THAI. save a. II i
given 81 them by the sp.e disst a their
.ep~rtins ~asld EFv-esse o. hsni, -
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constitutional right a. ENJOY bis Erisg
iols faith psoprf. ia, | aaa herr fsr uae
a. defend IA. k.sa.n cataelie against the
sslcs Il the Jesuit. to drmaasi. han
his afrs,iufe euhmisason "a stil Thought
add setion, not 0nly Ia matters spiritual
bat II thos. temporal | insist Toe asy
American Roman catholic fellow citl
ans fres.i0na from that jesuitlcsl sia
very that has cursed every land On ~hich
~ has takrss held. pnsi! they are freci
% - uus.fe. not ooly fa professionals.
but thsH-eltes that they should -
placed IA passlse ys-i,ions Tor az the Pope
aud ihose under hin will II ans that
xsll dictated by the arch eneny. the
jesuit. II fgec,iom ia any form GO airee
iion. 81 they must act Let them give
iirsf allegiance % our government In
matters - state. governmental 40 we'll
n educational. aud think and act indie
pendent 20 the deadly foreign power -
cunn!ngis manipulated, then b, viii
la they are true. Independent citi
fens against whom there could and
would DC no reason la discriminate IA
Official positlpns With representatives
in Legislative halls and municipal gov
ernments Who are susceptible Ia this
,esuitical influence We can have none
ether than the legislation ~ our coun
Try controlled by a foreign power. a ruler
IL. foreign land debating 10 and gov
erning Us And yet there are some.
claiming to be informed. who d-nounce
a million and a quarter members of pa
triotic orders who are endcayoring 10
combat that which all Europe and even
Mexico have no use for. denounce such
patriots as a set - scoundrels. and soine
~ whom. ] regret to say. are occupying
protestant pulplts.
Church and Governments
What is It's attitude at the present
time. Hear what II SAYS from It's head
and those under il. and speaking for AZ.
Leo says: Every catholic should rigidly
adhere 10 the teachings 10 the Roman
pontid. especially in the matter ~ moi
era liberty. which. already under the
scmblance of honesty Of purpose. leads
10 destruction. We exhori all catholics
to devote careful attention 10 public
matters. and take part In all municipal
affairs and eicctions.and all public SERVE
AMI .afharsns<. All-Hafh-
olics must make themselves felt a. ac-
tive elements in daily political life in
the countries where they live. All cath.
Ones should exert their power 10 cause
the constitutions 81 the states 10 he
modelled or thcprinciples Of the church. :
In conclusion permit me Ia remind
you that the same suttle Jesuitical
forces have been at work in this coun-
try for years You must have oh
served It's influence in legislation and
the defeating Of il. President Grant. IN
a message to congress. recommended the
submission 81 constitutional amend
ment To the eifcc, that no pubic moneys
be appropriated for the support Of any
scciarian school. or for scctarian pur-
posses IL any kind. All except the
Jesuit will admit the Justice II such n
intimidated by them and congress did
nothing. Had congress done ITS duty
the Roman chufch would not now Toe
drawing nearly 100000 IL the 100000
annually appropriated TO the Indian
MISSIONS ali protestant societies getting
about tlO1.OuU. both IL which H. unjust.
Rome has its bureau 81 diplomats m
Washington influencing legislation.
General Morgan. who was commissioner
/ % Indian affairs under Harrison. did not
suit them because he refused ;o recon-
mend an Increase ~ their allowance III
fondsl The Jesuitical cry went up all
I over the land that Morgan must 60. but
I President Harrison would not act their
( bidding. and Morgan remained and Har-
+ rison went out.
Patriotism I'm the schools.
A committee from the g. AR. posts
appointed L. prepare program Tor the
schools on Memorial day. waited upon
the bishops representatives with q
/ courteous request that the Catholic
schools take part IN the exercises. The
answer gwen that committee. am in
formed. amounted 10 saying 10 II, YOU
attend Ia your OWE business and We vii
look after ours: that they did not rccog
nize the g.. \. X | as also informed
that upon learning ~ The unsuccessfu
attempt 81 this committee, hr. Shana
han promised u look after the matter
and Ia SEE that the same permission was
accorded T. the o.. \ X as was extended
IN the public schools. Did you observe
any program % patriotic exercises foI
the parOchial schools: In our public
schools today IN this city the children
the future hope ~ the nation are learn
ing lessons ~ patriotism Ia country anc
government. and 20 LOYALTY Ia that granc