The Catholic World

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXVII, Issue 52, 30 December 1909, Page 2071

The Catholic World

■^-A^ >ii4ii.jwAu vj.rj.ii J3.WUTI VLCX-Rj.fi iMAJI inLMLUJO. ■' .Wa^qJIHO p.TffA.ffTTTWTI riien&s\<iK: nvroiraMlsw cd* lo ilonaiS a gi noitoiifoal aidT rfEN^LftNflS-ffl tDistinfeuishedKyisitoiti Hnnuull t eavoß Wgfeiraf. tfte 7f Wti^i{%4Wa£yk9Mso£rr^§d ifleSjWHdWl, 7wM o 4OViewH^omc¥>ifia^ <>;&? im^rtatft is&pVeplMiigGf oTo»t Jpsfory.i/of aSMa SM' PaßafoßWlMi aH& pXesent date^aiaHesHas^'is^vJreaj^Jnlrefee 1 Museumn'sincb tbeflEfeeofcAvJDffiQe/na. large f^ojfl.ec^upi *faf- If these? and Jhksda^enD.b^Bed^foyatl^QffiifldJg^ev^y^^cjil^y sfSrbexamiiiirigjvaudi&Yftttfljhjit^^Eaphijftgntb?? 1^ 'ahdaiow io ajticlies .. jvr^en : | pr,,^ ]jy £> M.^Taverhier Xs£wf c _,QatJtoUc ffj,v},eii). k)r , v^o^ay ( /'^,bjir,jc6nt^&pßr^Vy^d'o^ OJ lh'at j „rrjpj;e fjas^ pgeii r heard >~jiri 'En^faiia ;of^lae^ View's TJak'eW aiid j oftew-n^aiTiea'.mtb I ' eftect" hy : siicfc'fessiye <> FTeh'^li ei Slinis < t'r ! ies ( than of tWsi'Worea'^tlie 'clergy 'a&KtKe^&thoKiotlaiity —is -but_a^yery_mild_jstatemen : t2 of a fact of which~~we~"have jfreT^"n£ly*~complainear-' "Tb"^vtf^e~^utiF^TOly7=fShe British press has been nobbled, ,Jjy., the, French atheiejiis, and the case of the Catholics ArhdmUbße^jfcC&hlessly pertecuted has never been adequately, r pr,esented to British Pco- [ itestant readers. M. Tfiverfrrer has now, however, let jan i 'much ligll^'^ppwr-jtJiejMxteriiions and doings of the per/fejcutors. t In the^'two articles which have appeared in ttie •Time's %i& fiak-fexplaihed ithat',the. u persec^yfcio < n.,£s : , a,,^deliberate > schenae; J .'long'siiice':'concocted,;.fori.the J destruotijpn 'of] Ghris- t tianitv in France. He has quoted confessions of atheism; |by tWjo^^n^s^r|*and^|^f<|e t p| o;^ the^camnalgnt r -^M. ; |'viani^rh% jPreethinki^g Miriist^of LstHar^^finJyi $Eoke ihei i) truth" wlienHKe~sl?icl7'"''^e~h^Te^^ } flthe past to ajflg^fe ofcfa^ti^encjalistn irreligion.' Ifis s J' boast that they had put out tlip hjrhts m-'the heavens -v^as , t'but a declaration iof atheism" wlii/'h-tltadjjbeen^TTjade in otl|er£ f [ words by M/ j^^npbetta,. , M. ,-Clemencpau, ( ,M", , Pprdinajid , | Buisson, M f ,Pa\U.Bert/sna other men by' Wh'ose "effoVts Uhe, I present regime wWesisaMishecH ' ! A^6iitlwhat the!<Jon'ductsrs; f of the campaign mean there ran be no mistake. It is •wtari I 1 to the death against any and" every form of worshipping f 1 The^GernTjan Catholic Journeymen's /Society^ is one||of'i I the most 'prosperoris in <bne' worldi > It is, divided into dSo-' >| cesan groups.-if. .ofvßjpt^enburgihfiß.^SOO members and I owns property to the amount of £40,000. if i .The treasury of St. Peter's, by far the richest collection 1 , off pM-reli' YSh a^'e>f sf ai *a rvestmeiits,ei|if thfe world, ? , although; open "to the publish as hitherto 3 «h4eMvi^ di&culty ; 'owing ,to the yery small Vpape o| the room in which it was| contained.""'"' Thanks 'tb"Cardm>al -RarS]J6ll«/' Arch'priesfc of; the l^ asilitoaV aM IMsigftdrlde -Bis6giip',i©ea^.:c* /the Chap-s ter, to whom the work of_ arrangement was entrusted, the,i f 'treasures' i ate t new i properly Q o,uj^,^d .arranged , behind -^•glafssJiiiot^o^ooj&jsl^hich-thave.be^n^t apart f t or the pur-; sipase^behiflduthe^s.acri^y;^ „The .gain n > not J Wg'tofr^ public, who can see them moje easily,, but^t alstf'fcqritn'bttteEj to the preservation of the more ancie'rit' Vestments. -Amor/gst, these may be instanced~the-famous dalmatic of Leo III.J worn at the coronation of Charleirraghe',)]aaidi'sin'q_e\*erro-] * l ne'6 l ttsly i< called i>the> n dalmati.crof ( Qharlemagn.e^j.a^ marvellous - spefeimen«dfr Byzantifie-fti-t^iwhich^h^s kept^p beauty of color for fully 1100 years. Many of the Jv .copeaf. tfiid dttei; hvQrtmentsic f pf .w^ich, there is a vast collection;, are* hardly . H }pps beautiful" and intftfektM^' > tte','iritffet^ancien^tre_asure of^all is ;"fne Crux tdnca'va!, 7} wlnch,- acbordln'g-.to • tradition, .was given by Justinian, Emperor of thcf-iEastjaarid) dates " frßmHheQii!th c cerftury. - 1m»o-i 't<. j»c»'i Works of Mercy -M-wy x.7. "^ >o'jrihe tresulfc of the i wof£s T coivjluded_iii Reggio Calabria by " the'TontificaT' iDeleSat^iJ^wrYt^s^a^Romea cQffi^MSdgn^ is a source of much consolation to the Holy Father. Thifc became specify 'eWetft du?rgngßtheoaifflience given to his "delegates7-Monstgnor-Gottafavi~aiid_CojanJLßj^lt!l^H?!; r l^ who came to Rome for the purpose of kiving viva voce tohis SibliA^s aa-aHaefeouSvJS jpfai&wiataha^been . ]3jCT^S th dffi^M that .keen, discernment^ so oharacteribtic or the Tope, his_ #jfin%gs^ eVa^n^o^HeWetail^flfic&aeh 1 undertakrng and tK~ nlans madatforevfiuribheri improvements rff/aia^r^ne^GaiEaJ 0 fivS*™ half-hour • ginaX *#?l,^fe andrrSKarmljwtharikedirthem for the a4sis£ancfe feiVeii mttPjp°= Octdlef * by^^H^fiA^chbfelifop of that See, Monsignor q T) 6 S. ( rHgo6 c w"ho':ev*ag[ aiJbende^ibyijajimbst all the cle?gy\»aSdY

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