The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1868-05-03
xoRHue STAR AND CATHOLIC MESSENGER.
NEW ORLEANS. SUNDAY, MAY ,. 1868.
DOMESTIC CATHOLIC INTELLIGENCE

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DOMESTIC CATHOLIC INTELLIGENCE
ARCHDIOCESE OF New YoHE.(IAe Cath
eiic Sunday Schools.-The~fath0l Sanant
School Union, of this~city, held it's regidn
monthly meeting IN Monday, April 18th, al
No. AZ Fourth av vepue.s Among tie Sinterest
ing subjects now engaalng thesessention o, }
the uafon, is pl,a os Inv itatacl tackets, t IT,
city, through the tesphs End the members
at the St. Vincent d6sPau1 Society, to such
Catholic children as are continually met
with, not attending any Sunday school, nut
uanning wild, and subject to no parental
of the tickets at n Sunday school is to be
armediately assigned to class. and dnrlng g
sle week visited ut his residence, by-a
aeachefs If the case is a worthy one, and
he child agrees to continue to attend the
school, the ticket is ;e then, on theme. the next Sun
M;ssioss Gjres by tho DOmiaicam Fathers.
On Sunday, March 22d, the Rev. DOmin-
Ian Fathers, Wilson, Dunn, Rockford and
O'Rourke, opened o mission in st. Johns
Church, Albany, of which the Rev. Edward
Bayard 10, the esteemed pastor. It was in
every respect great mission. Four timesa
: day during the two weeks of the mission
he church was crowded to its utmost capa-
city. At five o'clock in the morning and at
1ine the principal masses Of the mission
we're said, and Instructions were given at
roth times. Again Mt four o'clock in the
afternoon and at half-past seven at night
he church was densely packed-by women
exclusively at four o'clock and by men only
It night-to hear the solid and truly elo
,usnt discOurses of the Rev. Fathers. Eight
thousand persons approached Holy Commu-
uion-some for the first time in their lives;
many for the first time in several years and
all with the greatest devotion, reverence
and dcompunctiOn. On the same day, March
I'D, the Rev. Fathers Byrne, Turner, Lilly
and Rooney, of the same order, opened q
mission in st. Patrick's, Hartford, Conn.,,
1uder the Jealous and efficient charge of the
Very Rev. James Hughes. This mission
was extraordinarily successful Eleven
thousand seven hundred approached Holy
Communion.-N. Y. Tablet.
Departure Of Clergynsea for Europe.-Two
Jealous Catholic priests, Of the Diocese of
Dbtruit, the Rev. Vander-Heyden, pastor of
Saginaw, and the Rev. Wickart, pastor of
Pontiac, both of Michigan, sailed for Europe
18th o&April. These gentlemen, after many
years of uninterrupted labor as priests, are
aking q short vacation to visit their rela
;ivexsead friends, in. their native Belgium.
May haaathaanl contentment intend them,
and mshxthey return to continue the holy
wopa1 in:which they have been engaged
NJ Y. Fneev,an's Journal.
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Bishop Elder, of Natci,ez, Mise, made nn
appsal to- the congregation of St. Mary's
Churc13iOA Sunday, April 18th, in behalf of
ais Impoverished diocese He YVES listened
30 with great interest, and we learn that the
apDsal was generously responded to. Ano
cher ce>those beautiful ceremonies, now so
aequentl ysFitnessed' Tin, different parts of
S4e country, occurred at st. JOseph's Con-
vent, Chestnut Hill, en Thursday April 10th.
YiXe young ladies too&e~ the veil, and four
made their solemn profession. The follow
ing took the veil: Miss Susan Rice, (Sister
Paula) Miss Lizzie DougheTty, (Sister Be-
aispa Miss Amelia EiohsBberger, Sister
Frene) Miss Kate Ward, (Sister Justina)
Miss. Kate Gordon, (Sister S.lsanns). The
SSaoNing were prOfessed: Miss Henrietta
Byrne, (Sister st: Jude? Miss Annie Comber,
eSister Rosalia) Miss Louisa Daley, (Sister
Theodora) Miss Bridget Walsh, Sister
3eniiasce). Rt. Rev. Bishop Wood otticiated..
The RI Rev. DIR. O'Hara, bishop elect of
Scranton, was present in the sanctuary.-|
Catholic Standard. esw1
DioCEsE OF NEW ORLEANs.-Cathotic Ms
aon at: ST. Lohns CAurch, Plaquemine.-As
announced in our issue of last week, the
Rev "Redemptorist Fathers" commenced
:, second Mission in the Catholic Church
of our town. on Inst Sunday. They are to
continue it during the coming week. Fa-
iAers CNesen and Branstatter are the elo-
c,Rsntrminsters who have this time under
k&ken 10 teach the true EliVh TO our people
and to bring them under the protecting
wing of the Church. Their able efforts in
!Ae good cause deserve the highest com
nesdations and rewards Although their
qEincipal aim is to promote the advance
ment of the Catholic Church, people of all
Genominations cannot fail to derive much
good from their learned, eloquent and in
otructive sermons. The well-loved and
abae pastor of st. Johns Church, Rev. Fa-
5ser D'Hemecourt, is lending his most ef-
Sective aid to the Missionary Fathers."-
sber.ritle South. ~
DIOCESE OF CINCINNATI-Editying Death
oyta P,Sest-Died, at the Abbey Of Our
Lady of La Trappe, Gethsemane, Nelson
county, KY, at ii O'Clock A. NJ, on Easter