The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1868-10-04

'f9NEw' ORLEANS. SUNDAY. OCTOBER 4, isss.s
da DOMESTIC CATHOLIC INTELLIaENcEsf
DIOCESE OF PrTrsBuRa.AThe Pittsburg
Catholic states ~ ,sisi 9 ft,,1 So "SnTs
iThe Rev. Peter Baunaeb, o. 3. b. on the
10Th ult., departed this life ut St. Vineent's
Abbey-ofs which shef was Prior--in the
ffty-third year Of his age, eleventh Of his
priesthood, and twenty eighth of his reli-
gious profession. Reqniescat in pace s
tspD DIOCESE OF FoRr WAYNE.-From the
Union City CORRESPONDENCE Of the Cincin-
natl Telegraph, 10Th ult, we learn Y lisss
On Sunday, 18th, Bishop Lunersy : paid this
place q visit, and administered the sacra-.
ment of confirmation to thirty six persons
He found the children we'll prepared, and q
good spirit reigning in the congregation,
which, together with the town, is fast in
'creasing. m ~ ~ .as-at..a ss.s.se
DIOCESE OF DErRorr.-A Bay City cor
respondent of the Cincinnati Telegraph,
writing on the 18th ult., says go
This young and thriving town witnessed
to-day the blessing of a new church in
honor of St. James. The weather was as
fine as could have been desired for the oc-
casion. The Rev. p. G. Hennaert, Vicar
General of the diocese of Detroit, performed
which solemn high mass was celebrated by
Rev. j. Pulcher.
DIOCESE OF BRooKLYN.-Ihe little Sis
ters Of the Poor.-In speaking of this excel
lent and charitable Order, the New York
Tablet says:
We are gratifed to announce the arrival
in Brooklyn, of seven Little Sisters of the
Poor from Brittany, by the steamship Ma
10 10 f1,xaf nf
cellent Order which has come to our shores.
They have selected three frame houses,
Nos. 6O6, 6O9, and 6lO DeKalb avenue, with
the view of establishing % home for the
aged poor of both sexes q most meritorious
charity.
DIOCESE OF FPoRTLAND.-Religfous Recep-
tion.-On the 18th ult., at Mount st. Mary's,
Manchester, New Hampshire, the following
receptions took place Miss Anna Byron, in
religion Sister Mary Alphonza; Miss Homo
ria Lyons, in religion Sister Mary Colum-
ba Miss Eliza Edith Michaud, in religion
Sister Mary Beatrice Miss Mary Bradley,
in religion Sister Mary Ursula; Miss Mary
Theresa Burns, in religion Sister Mary An
geIo; Miss Mary Harman, in religion Sister
Mary Augustine, received the white veil
from the hands of Right Rev. Bishop Bacon.
DIOCESE OF ST. PAULA correspondent
of the North,cestern Chronicle, writing from
Lake City, says: @771st @HA =
paid visit to the Catholic church here
on Sunday, and was agreeably surprised to
ingat the divine service. The greatest atten-
tion was paid to Father Trobec's impressive
sermon. Although Father Trobec has
large congregation here, mass is only said
once a mouth, and then, it is celebrated up
stairs in ricketty old building, which, al
fhnnDh withnut n SinUla
commodate them ALL. What a lesson of
practical piety our city church members
could learn from these good Christians, who
come miles, some of them fasting and. on
foot, to lay their offering OF faith before the
DIOCESE OF. CINCINNATI. From the
Catholic Telegraph We learn - e'!s ~. aas
Messrs. Henry Joseph Kiffmeyer, Nicho-
las Nickels, and Alphonse Steiner received
the ecclesiastical tonsure and four minor
orders ut the hands of the Most Rev. Arch
Mary's Seminary, Cincinnati, on the 10th
ult. On the 18th, Messrs. Kitfmeyer,
NiclSels, and VIM. Have received sub
deaconship. On. the. 18th, the same re-
ceived deaconship. On the 10Th, Messrs.
Nicke1s, Have, and James O'DonneH were
ordained priests.
There were fifty five persons, of whom
seventeen were youths OF St. Roses con-
gregation, lately confirmed in the Holy
Angels Church. -
DIOCESE OF CoLUMBUs.-OnS Sunday, 18th
ult., the holy sacrament of confirmation
was administered in Portsmouth, by the
Rt Rev. s. A. Rosecrans, Bishop of Column
bus. In the morning high mass was cele-
brated in the Church of the Nativity, by
the Rev. Hermann Mayrose, pastor Of st.
Peters, Lick Run. After mass the Rt Rev.
Bishop preached and confirmed seventy
four persons. In the afternoon, after ves-
pers, there were thirty-two confirmed in
the Church of the Holy Redeemer, including
a few converts. Six more persons We're
confirmed after mass, during the week, in
this church--a party from a distance, who
came in too late for Sunday, and Il convert
On the 18th, the sacrament of confirma-
,rri,- OF Dnfnrts I.iolc Iirn,