The evening world. Newspaper, January 11, 1907, Page 5

“POPE DECLARES HE WAS AGAINST | France Forced Present Conditions by Intol- i =~ erable Law. | In New Encyclical the Pontiff ~Tells- French Catholics | ie Final VictoryllsSure. JROME, Jan. 11—The Osservatore Ro- ‘\ mano to-day published the text: of an by Gocument: the Pontiff said that, con- “grary to statements made on the #U~) + Sect, the Church did not desire a re- \ gious war® involving violent Perascee . tions, Being a messenger of peace, ; carrying out her mission loyally, the *Churoh id not willingly exposo her- self to war. end persecutions, as ahe dives not desire to eco ner children euffering, Regarding ecclesiastical properties, + the encycilcal maid the Pope had not sbandoned them. The French Govern- ~Iment~hxd-tmposed-on-the Cathottcs-am organization which the Church was ab- wolutely unable to accept without Jm- erilling her existence as a diyine in- stitution. —2Continuing...the_ encyclical anid that. je new, bill amending the Church and Gtate Seperation law of 1X6 was simply, > Rp fxr—aa-ecctestastica! property —was : Bouverned,—x~taw of -confiacatton,—ent fm reward to the exercise of public —rorahip-it-was-an-Anarchical-measure; Introducing artitrariness and uncet- tainty everywhere and aggravating the former law, _ Therefore the. Pope condemned it. “Pte adversaries of the Church tried to make th Holy Bee responatble for the Bresent situation, because they know ___that thelr work waz not In accord with. (Sie desires’ of. the country. She Pope appeals to the judgme: fetory, which, he sald, will recox at the Papacy, in. acting as tt has, f @id-s0 because it-did not wish to hu- miliate any trivial officials or oppose __any form of government, but defend- ed with all its etrength the work of the Divine Founder of the Church, de- manding “respect for the hterarchy and the Inviolability of its property and lberty."* The Papacy. wished to remind the ‘world that ‘man must concern himselt here below witti' Aigher ideals than occurrences of everyday life, and —that—tho—wupreme, inytolable joy of _—the human soul_on earth fa to accom: plish its spiritual duty at all costs, eid thus, In spite of all, honor, serve and love God.” “Phe Charetr-conld -not-prerent the un ust spollation in progress, for, as the Proposed cultural associations were op- posed to the hierarchy established by Christ, tho “Pope condemned them, in syite of the consequent material In- + juries jovdlved at the hands of the Government. ‘The statement that the latter disposed of the “abandoned” properties of the e ale though they recognized the hierarchy, which—was not done-under-the mw in France, The Holy Bec might have toi- $ Galferinge, which —he felt There was, however, great consola tion_in the fact that the Catholics of Srants—xere-nnlied “The Wrench Cox declaration of war. was not at the Christian. faith but tines alte = ne -French.Cathol pared for all STORIE ERT ERIE Fair of the enemie ‘dissolve Yad thlanurlenseeeed! unto MINISTER REFUSES il) MARRY OR BURY Virginia Pastor Quoles, “Let, the Dead Bury. Their Dead,”-as Excuse, of the Church RICHMOND, Jan. 11The Rey. John’! W. Daugherty, pastor of the Apastolic | Gburch, refused to conduct religious | @ervices yesterday over the body of Jos- @@h Heywood, who wan killed Wednes | day by the fal) of » smokestack. Mr, } Daugherty sald: i “Sy authority 1s the racred word of | God. Aw to the burial of dead bodies 1 Gf courre, raisé ao objection, It 1s a ne «| essary and annitary practice. My pr test.ia raléed only where religious ob- @ervances ore called in, Bea violation of the principles and Practices of Chriat. For Instance, C! Guin? to resurreat, ‘not to bur @ead, and though Himsclt urst from His-seputchro, defying a @nd the carnal customs’ of thos - ety ccently to ¢ -performance of mar. e ceremonies an antagoniatic to bie lotin. bette: ir. Daug Spatain from oO { Bearlet Fever demic of scarlet fevst in raging In this ty and the adjoining elty of Is being @ caren sal Hoe Monies, in ead diy, hore. 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