The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-11-08
MORNING STAR AND CATHOLIC MESSENGER.
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NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 9. 1865.
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ing gentlemen Of tho Theological Seminar,
of st. Charles BoIrOmeo - -
Wednesday, the s21st, the Tonsure ani
four Minor Orders on Messrs. John Shana
han, Anthony F. Raul, Aloysius #. KuhI.
man, John j. Albert, James r. Mullig.n
: Hugh J. McLoughlin, Patrick !. DALEY
Anthony Shields, John A. Dougherty
Thomas B0lger, James MAginn, Francis j.
Quinn, Michael j. Fallihee, Michael Nc
Keagney, Bernard Dornhege and Hubert
On Thursday, aa, the scored Order q
Subdeacon MAS conferred ON Messrs. Jamea
J.. Sheridan, Luke McCabo, Francis x.
Schmidt, Richard E. Henneasy, Mathew p.
O'Brien, James J. Mooney, Daniel A. Ken.
nedy, Michael J. McKeagney, james s.
conway, o. 8. A., and John J. Fedigsn, o.
Friday, 2Sd, tho sacred Order of Deacon
was conferred on Revs. Nicholas A. Bow
den, James J. Sheridan, L. McCabe, FIX.
Schmidt, r. E. Hennesey, N. P. O'BrieHy J.
:. Mooney, NJ. J. McKeagney, J.: s. Con-
way, O. 8. A., and J. j. Fedigan, O. s. A..
Saturday, Path, the holy Order Of Priest-
hood was conferred on Revs. james J.
1oughran, Nicholas A. BOwden, J-J. Sher-
idan, r E. Hennessy, j. j. Mooney, N. s.
McKeagney, J. s. Conway, o. S. A., and J.
j. Fedigan, o. s. A.
On Sunday night, 18th ult., lecture was
delivered in St Paul's church, for the BEN
eft Of the Society of ST.. Vincent de Paul
OF that parish, by Rev. Charles A. McFa.l-
den, OF Parkersburg, who chose for his
theme the interesting subject of "Love
God and your neighbour It is estimated
that over 1900 persons were present who
enjoyed the fine treat which the reverend
gentleman had prepared for them. The
Conference of st. Vincent de Paul, of St.
PauPs church, have an extensive field of
prove of material service and benefit.
Religious Pro- essi0n.-On Saturday morn
ing, 18th inst, the ceremony of the Reli-
gious Profession of Sister Mary Agnes
Geraghty tosk place at the Convent of
Mercy, corner of Broad street and Column
bian Avenue. The Very Rev. DR.. O'Con-
nor, rector of the Seminary of st. Charles
Borromeo, officiated land the Novice received
at his hands the sacred veil and ring which
mark her as the spouse of Christ for eter-
nifty.
DIOCESE OF HARRIsBURG.-On Sunday.
the 25th ult., Right Rev. j. F. $Shanahan.
D. D., administered the sacram ent of Con.
firmation to 254 candidates in St. Mathews
church, Conshohocken.-Phlade Catholic
Standard.
DIOCESE OF CINcINNATI-Large Dona-
tions.-We stated few weeks ago that the
number of students in the Theological Sem
mary was SO great that q new wing to the
main binding was indispensable, and in |
viting donations for that purpose. To this |
appeal Mr.. r. r. Springer, with his Gus
dollars, and Mrs. Springer who is always
profuse in her charities, one thousand dol
lars. We hope sincerely that others, whom
God has blest with fortune, will complete
tine good work.
= There were ninetythree persons con-
rick's Church, Fayetteville, by Archbishop
Telegraph.
DIOCESE OF Fort WAYNE.-On Sunday,
the 4th ult., the new church Mt Marshfeld,
Warren county, was solemnly dedicated to
the service of Ged by our Right Rev. Bish
and at highland administered confirma-
ton to twentyfour persons.
Rev. Joseph Rademacher, the pastor,
sang High Mass, and the excellent choir,
from Covington, Indiana, contributed much
to enhance the solemnity of the occasion.
Jealous young priest has built in his mis-
sions.
On Saturday, the 18th .ult., the Right
Rev. Prelafe visited Peru, Miami county,
where iifty-two persons received the holy
sacrament of cOnfirmation.-Ibid.
DIOCESE Or BosToN-Co nf1mation-Th
Right Rev. bishop administered the sacra-
ment of confirmation in st. Mary's Church,
on Sunday afternoon, 18th
ultt., to two hundred and fifty persons,
mostly children. The Right Rev. prelate /:
was assisted by Rev. Messrs. Scully, (pas- !
tory Brosnahaa and D6nahue, of Cam
bridge, McCarty, Of w atertown, Hamilton
and Supple, of CbaTfestown, Haskins,
Byrnes and Moran, of Bostoneand McPhea,
Of Prince Edward Island.-EiLct.
DIOCESE OF BALTIMoRE-Ldying of the {
Corner Stone of ST. Joseph's German Catho- {
nc Church. Washingtom.-On Sunday after |
noon, -25th nit, at o'clock, the corner c
stone of st. Joseph's German Catholic ,
Church, to be erected on the corner of Sec l
md street east and G street north, was laid t
,y Bishop Gibbons, of North Carolina, in +
he presence Of the Catholic clergy of the L
district, and an immense assemblage of
people. s
1t was estimated that not less than tweHE1 \
y thousand persons were present, and wit p
lessed the ceremonies. The house toms and s