The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-07-12
,ropu,va srAp AND CATHOLIC MESSENGER.
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ropr1eN CATHOLIC INTELLIGENCE.

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FOREIGN CATHOLIC INTELLIGENCE.
Tbe annual procession of the scholars ana
.oo.hers of the Roman Catholic Schools III
Manchester took place on the ON NY -
Over sixty Catholic churches have been
closed in Poland by the RUSSIAN govern
ment and the persecution SUN continues.
On the 18th uIt. three years have elapsed
since the presented present IN the Pro- Cathedral
On the 9th ult. the Apostolic Nunco in
pa.;s conferred the order of sub-deacoh
MON Mr.. Reginald de Selby, younger son
of Commander de Selby.
The sister of NJ. Provost Paradol has en-
tered the religious order OF Notre Dame
de sion, of which the Able Katisoohhe Is
onv0f the founders.
' NV tho ~, ult.. mt the American College,
I,omc. the rector, DR.. M'Closky, was conse-
.r,tci bishop by Cardinals Berardi and
Harnabo, Monsgnore Marode also assisting.
The Papal Blessing was given on the 9TH
MIR. in ST Georges Cathedral, Southwark,
\ by the Chamberlain of His Holiness, the
Rope Monsignore Talbot, who mas lateIy az
rived from Rome.
TL,Nfrust of St. Boniface, the Apostle. of
German switch fell upon the 5th of June,
was solemnly observed by the German
Catholics resident III London, at st. bonl-
faces Church, on tue 9TH ult.
The Annals ~ tNc LSUYuyNtto"y ute u.''
far the month of May give the result OF the
contributions collected forthat glorious I'M
,lcrtakiny in the course OF the year le0I,
which we understand amounted TO S2O3,996.
On the 9th ult. the new church ofNSt. HUI
bert's, Barton of lrwell, England, N(the
SPLENDID offering of Sir Humphrey and
lady de Trafford,) was solemnly conse-
rated by the by the Lord Bishop of Stafford,
attended by many of the diocesan clergy.
On the % til May, His Holiness, the Pope,
na;d n visit to the admirable institution
founded in the capital of the Catholic world
for the instruction and education OF deaf and
dumb children, and which is SO admirably
managed by the Sisters OF Our Lady OF
Mount Calvary.
On Trinity Sunday, the Right Rev. DR..
Browne, the Lord Bishop of Shrewsbury, at
tended the solemn ceremony OF opening
newly erected Catholic church, dedicated to
Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception,
situated in the township Oh dooton, III the
county of Cheshire.
yius at Glencree, was honored 10y visit from
his Eminence Cardinal Cullen, who, at
tended by the Very Rev. DR.. Conway, az
rived about one o'clock, for the purpose OF
administering the sacrament OF confirmation
to those amongst the inmates who had been
prepared to receive that great sacrament.
The Archbishop of Munich has demanded
and obtained the seizure of the A0urcltiste !
of that city. for exciting to hatred and
contempt certain classes of society" " The
incrimnatcd journal stated that the deca-
dence of agriculture in Bavaria was due in
great part to the number of holidays, pill
Srimages, etc, celebrated i'll the country.
The new French Church, Notre Dame de
France, Leicester Place, Leicester Square,
London was opened on the 10th ult. His
Grace the Archbishop of Westminster ccle-
brated the first mass at eight o'clock. High
wark, the Rev. Able TOursel and the Rev.
On the 9Th ult., upwards of three hundred
of the young men connected with the st. Jo-
seph's Catholic Church, Grosvenor street,
London, attended by the Rev. Father Hen
messy, made pilgrimage to Ashton-le- Will
lows, for the purpose OF inspecting the holy
hand of Father Arrowsmith, one of the
English martyrs whose canonization is
about taking place.
A noble proposal has emanated from the
well-known publishers of the Acta SdncfG
Seeds, Il periodical containing various de-
crees that emanate from the congregations
of Rome, to the effect that an apostolic
seminary should be opened in that city in
memory of the centenary of st. Peter, to
serve as a sort of training school for supe-
riors of colleges and seminarles in various
parts of the world .,
DEATH OF AN AGED AND EXTENSIVELY
KNOWN ROMAN PRIEsr.-The Rev. Father
Gayino Secchi Munro, of the Order of Ser
wants of Mary, and confessor of the Pontlh-
cal family, died in Rome on the first of last
month, after long and painful illness, sup