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deavour, showed a determination to termined to stand shoulder to ghoul (renewed sp. make their thoughts and their as- der it never would pirations Prevail. Catholics were please). The Bishop then spoke of the Procombinations and practical alliances not only as much entitled, but they AMERICA the Church had made is Gergrew; to interest an large as had also Southern between the Northern and They Belgium, and Holland. many, and known ARCHBISHOP BLESSES BRIDGE thoughts their Conmake Parts of the immense American this country, IN AMERICA. between the their policy accePted in the country, could combine, too, in relations Trade tinent. bridge, Lei purely religious issues. The magnificent McKinley Canada and the Repub- as any other body, because they on River at Dominion of unset- were part and parcel of the empire, them take, for example, the educe rather a in that spans the MississiPi.was present at lic are opened tion question. Their unanimity upNorth St. Louis, which Archbishop tled position but the Canadians are (applause). Their interests were inby separable from the interests of the on that question astonished not on definite agreement recently, was blessed is said anxious for a ly the other parties in the country. empire, and so far as in them la, diminish, will not anxiety Glennon, and the ceremonyin Ameriand their but themselves, and gave them enorkind and sakes, its own their of for must, first they the friendthat be evident to when it becomes But outside purely mous Power. is a consoling -countryfellow their of sake the ceremony for the United The with ly " reciprocity" ca. religious issues, he was afraid politimockery of voice a the have and part despite a take men, that fraternal evidence, is the Passport to cal organisation was impossible for scaling of the States with South America. in all public affairs (applause). The them at present. It was best to the scientists and the heart of the trade relations knew the he and said, chairman had world, these far -extending non-Catholic Catholics Learned Amidst all as Cath- recognise facts as facts. people is still with God. schemes, the rulers of the Republic, what he was saying, that, are classes and consequChristianity olics, they were all too modest. ebneltr to give too busy themselves infidelity and infidel find hadall andndconsseome. of the men the unenvied possessions and hearts more than a passing thought to the There were reasons for that. Durrormivhailneintteherierstiteres enUtsnt,ilit theywaa Ex - ing the last fifty or sixty years, could and women whose minds wholesome English desire for an alliance. have escaped Irorr the President Roosevelt said the last they, as Catholics had to mind their folly to speak of combining their of religion ; to discipline necessary words on that topic when he met the own business. They had had and Therefore, al political action. and human perverts from both faith people are King, Mr. Asquith, and Mr, Balfour build Churches, schools, and other though it was pospible to have in had of the had They buildings. mass parochial The in London last year. reason. they e ahtandoliienhodG7 inthaisny. and the beginning from begin to Catholic. at heart centralhat create all. They had had to go inBARBARA FRIETCHIE'S HOME. for the time being he did not see IN PARISH had to try to had they and PAPERS to debt, CATHOLIC An unexploded shell of the old egg Their that it was possible to take combinSCHOOLS. get out of debt (Applause). dug from the bed was variety politicalut action,a and to shape put to had Vinhad women St. of spot men and The Vincentian Fathers, says The of Carroll Creek, over the exact of their pence together to keep the ma- the truth hew not quite suretell thatthem Louis, St. Church, house cent's the stood Priests at the present moment it would be moving (applause). instituted where was chinery It Southern Messenger, have Frietchie. Barbara even advisable. Behind political ac ovhad been exerting. and turning people of practice the in the laudable embedded firmly tion they wanted public opinion. Pu Ole ENERGY their OUNCE at EVERY Pupils the of er to the use earth, about ten feet below the West to enable them to meet the demands blic opinion gave birth to parties. Cacurrent the all parochial schools Patrick Street bridge, Frederick and now papers and periodicals that (Md.), under the cellar part of the made upon them, tholic the at their organisations had taken root, dItownsupp(olartuegdhtpera)r.tfes. Publicleotpitnhieomn Fathers are received by the the dug from was The shell house. to sometimes acted as the great solvent Part of the papers will stream by George Engelbrecbt. Sev- and their members were beginning rectory. of all Parties. To his mind that coula they community, rest a to the grow and go to the girls' schools days ago, on account of low wa- spare the time to take a larger out- was exactly eral will they to the boys' schools, where WHAT ENGLISH PUBLIC OPIN ter, Adam Bruchey saw it. Later, into one read aloud in the two higher Mr. Engelbrecht waded in and dug it look and form themselves be ION WAS DOING so to speak, in this Community, classes and later given individually out. at present ti Barbara Frietchie's house was town and district (applause). Public home. take to pupils to interested insisting theubli balanceopinion torn down about 187o to widen the for Catholic reason onfurther not A will Fathers the avay In this and creek. Two years before the city no longer between the Liberal forward," in coming for "backwardness reading ly supply supplementary was visited by a flood. That secwas the he- Tory parties, but vas forming a new Lordship. also His continued but pupils, advanced the more tion of the city was inundated. To roic, and extraordinarily harsh his- institution, independent of any party awaken in them an interest in and Prevent a repetition of the damage, tory of the Catholic faith in this on the vitally important questions of and news Catholic acquainte ace with purchased property alone the city country, during the last three hun- the day. These questions were of Catholic newspaPers. the creek to widen it. Among the Bred years. There was no reason vital importance to Catholics. There Los of Conaty Rt. Rev. Bishop was that great outstanding controacquired was the former propertyhas also commended the home of Barbara rrietchie which why Englishmen should he afraid of versy about capital in land and inAngeles thousand a For Faith. pap-. the' Catholic practice of reading the ('atholic on the years it suited Englishmen so well, dustries, there was the labour quesimmediately " Ameri- bordered er in the parish school. It house where at this was stream. by them, tion, with all its ramifications as ca," too, the able weekly review pub- the flag incident is said to have oc that it was not only held soul to minimum wage and the maximum lished by the .Jesuit Fathers, alludes curved. The house was removed and hut it was the very life and Dur- hours of labour, and security against approvingly to the plan followed by the stream was e idened, so as to their constitutions (applause). unemployment then there was the ins that long Period their Bishops some New England pastors, of deprevent a recurrence of the damage were the counsellors of Kings, their question of the sanctity of marriage hour an half of Period voting "a Several years ago ths ecelesiasticals were the high officials and divorce the important question of iShS. weekly for the discussion of -articles, (station of the house was marked of the State, and the liberties upon of the propagation of the race ; the In the read have pupils which the with a tablet, now on the bridge rightly prided themsel administration of public charters, which they --* papers given to them. In one of the endowments,sernlar and hspectre as! found its W8' uhf by the contributions, won were York, yes shell New the catholic high schools of educationthew of much has been a matter Church (aPof the support the and followed the teacher of English has please). Then an extraordinar, tened them all as the only way to Each week she sneenlation since its discovery. a deferent practice. avoid what was called the religious The faith of Eng thing happened. reads for half an hour selected artiENGLAND land was changed, and in a few de- difficulty. They might say why did cles from some Catholic Paper to he bring up these things it was no re- CATHOLICS, AND PUBLIC OPIN- cedes the Catholic faith became a her pupils, and these are then ION. despised and hated remnant of what Part of a Catholic Bishop to bring quired to write their impressions of During the up subjects which were only ventilaAt the Reunion of the Catholics of it had formerly been. the articles read." tad by men of extreme views. He hundreds of followed that readfor century of a taste January 19, the chairon cultivation Leicester The did not bring them up. They had were sent to laity clergy and their in the genesis the in its T. Bremner, A. has Dr. man, ing eonsetimes been brought up. He did not bring rending of the Catholic paper. The course of a happily -worded speech, the scaffold, and hundreds upon hun- them into being they had been away in Prisrotted them of dreds the parochial Catholics of Lei remarked that the child who passes from Another hundred years and brought into being, and they would school without some familiarity with cester might congratulate themselves on. not go back into nothingness if they A crueller per upon that gathering, which was the things were worse. Catholic writers and a positive inshut their eyes to them (hear, terest in their works, enters on the eret of the kind they had held. Ca- secution came about, a persecution hear). What they had to do was to duties of active life deprived of that tholics had always appeared to him of hatred, slander, and oppression, try to find solutions. In these under every form, until a "Papist" would brighten many otherto be God-fearing. law-abiding citi which matters they were right look for zens, and if they had a fault, it dared not call his soul or his body guidance to those whomto God had wise dull hours and add materially his house or his horse, or his rights was that (if modesty. to one's fond of information. his own in this land of freedom. placed above them, but they must THE BISHOP'S ADDRESS. educate themselves. They must Some eighty years ago the glorious, THE PANAMA C \NAL. The Bishop of Northampton, Dr. learn the Catholic view, and thins and never.to-be-forgotten given very Keating, who was a corPresident Taft's Government will the thing out for themselves. He dial reception, expressed a hope that brought them refreshment and peace. urged them to qualify as Public fortify the Panama Canal. The rua true Moses, O'Connell, even But Of the a number first of that was ler of the Republic has so declared, speakers. They had made heaps of similar functions that 'would be held who brought Israel once more out converts in the past, and won uniwithout heeding the wishes of an, great his genius, his all for Egypt, of and up by the Catholics of Leicester verse respect and wholesome fear. non -American nation and all the He congratulated heart and his zeal, could not make the district. He thought ,they had now to People of the United States are with face of slaves. out men Great forts and them upnii their reunion. It was a him on the point. new foes, namely, that revolutionary SO BITTEN HAD MANACLES THE forward a step forward and step was guard the entrances and anti-Catholic spirit-anti-Chrismighty guns will DEEPLY tian spirit-which had played havoc. and stud the hanks of the world's al way s a step in the right direction limbs of the English Caththe into Their annual reunion hear). (heels most remarkable "ditch." Having institutions on the Continent, when they were that, even olics of Leicester all the Parishes and .of 1(1,0110 on the scent more than C and in spite of Dreadnoughts and off, the sufferers -could not knocked were district meant that they no construction of the ('anal-apart as free men could. torpedo craft, had invaded England. stand or 'walk going merelonger be considered to The declared leaders and declared'ly from the 'sacrifice of thousands of individual members of the Catho- The dead hones had now come to adherents of that movement were in the torrid, disease -laden lives blood that heroic was life, the and lie community, but that they were swamps of Panama-the American; few, but they were not troubled by going to make the whole of Leices- shed, was not shed in vain, and Ca - scruples.t mean to hold what they have made largethey extenteaptheed stay as a fachad come to tholics recognise them as one great Ca-to command the passage between tholic body-(applause)-with a Ca- for in the public life of this country the two oceans no matter how othorganisations of the countt.rashve. % With the tholic mind, a Catholic heart, and (applause). er Powers may chafe. He gave them credit for good intenReferring to the evil of Purely voice-a voice a Catholic -which -way at their diswater connecting cular education, his Lordship said bons, but, he added, " their Principosal, the statemen of America are meant to make itself heard in all that Cardinal Pole on his death-bed pies are not our principles ; their matters of public concern (renewed rapidly developing an ideal to whin Prophesied that if the children of two methods are not our methods ; their It was not a very exapplause). great men of the West looked forgenerations were brought up with- ideals are not our ideals ; although, travagrant claim to make. Every ward even before the Monroe DocChurch, that mark you their good objects, their other denomination made it. -The out the faith of their trine was promulgated. South Amof Let for. them bear desire to advance the interests done faith was of England had a recognised erica is peaceful, and its Republics Church the working classes, are as mucn education the when in' mind that are becoming more prosperous. It nlaes of privilege in the counsels of (applause) ours as- theirs. . . You will not is a Continent capable of almost un- the land, and the Free Churches not question came along happened once, might find a Permanent solution except upThe United only claimed a free field for themsel- What had limited development. happen again hut if they were de- on the old-fashioned basis of truth. are Planning a series of trade yes, hilt to the utmost of their en -
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