The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-03-01


life and in death to have his remains laid To-
rest at 81; Mays, the home Of his school
boy Affection and shrine Of his oft repeated
pilgrimsges. Another son, the Rev. Mon
seigneur Seton, Of the Diocese of>Newark,
had the happiness Of ohering the requiem
Mass over his h0nored fathers remains> at
ST. Francis Xayier's/ Church, Sixteenth
street, in the presence Of the Most Rev,
Archbishop MeC1o6key and. large assem-
blage Of the clergy and laity.of New York.
The Right Rev. Dr.. Roosevelt Bayley, of
present. DR.. Bay1ey is the nephew of Mrs.
Seton, and is descended from one of the OIL
dest and most respectable families of New
York he was the idolized pastor Of an aris-
ytocratic congregation in the episcopal
fatth.Te6y1sszo~s5es 0ae3atoajie 44't1egropA.-
come after me, let him deny himself."-
Matth. 9. l6, 2lv. Onlya few ,-seks ago
we were present in st. Joseph's Church, Sc.
Mary's, and had the happiness Of Witnessing
eight Sisters Of the Benedictine Order make
their Vows, tins solenanly consecrating
mfssd a,rich reward to those who have left
fathers, m6esls, sisters, and brothers for
His sake. "They shall receive hundred
fold and shall Possess lie everlasting
And on Sunday, tho 18th ult., Feast of
greatly edited during grand High Mass, at
which Rev. Father Paulinus was celebrant,
assisted by Rev. Fathers Eugene and Chill
| lion. Miss n. Weidenberner, in religion
Sister Marie Barnada, made her solemn pro-
fession, and Miss Maggie M'Gin, in religion
Sister Marie Philomena, received the habit
and white veil.-Oor. Pittsbnry Catholic.
DIOCESE OF PTrTsBURGH.-The ladies Of
the Catholic choir in Ebensburgh donated
beautiful lace surplice and Biretum to their
Pastor, Rev. Father Christy, on Monday
prompts such actions is worthy of all praise,
and while it evidences the love and respect
which exists between the Pastor and his
flock, it tends to strengthens the bonds of
mutual affection between them.
ARCHDIOCESE OF C1Nc1NNATI-Rev. Chas.
| Berrad, who was devoted chaplain i'll
the French army in the Crimea, has shown
no less devotedness in continuing the mis-
sion in Darke and Shelby counties during
| the intensely cold weather in January and
February. In the Holy Family congrega-
ton, Champagne, there were two hundred
communions; in St Josephs, Versailles,
one hundred and fifty; in st. Remy, (Russial
two hundred and seventy; and ms. 5. Peter
and Paul, Newport, about one hundred and
sixty. The attendance was assiduous, the
churches having been filed from A. NJ, to
8 and 8 p. Nj, every day. In every songre-
CATION one day was devoted to sacrifice, in
struction and prayer for the departed, an
other to the children; Friday to the NJ ystery
Of Redemption, and Saturday to the Blessed
Virgin. .... S.z.
By the most Rev. Archbishop of Cincin-
natl, sub-Deaconship was conferred On
liberty on Friday, the 9TH ultimo, Deaconship
on the same, on the following day; and
Priesthood on Rev. Messrs. Robert Doyle
and Bernard Engbers on Septuagesima Sum
!, day, February 9th. - - -
On this last occasion Solemn High Mass
was sung by the Most Rev. Archbishop, in
. the Seminary chapel Catholic Ielegraph
Diocese OF VINCENNEs.-The Rev. j. P.
Gillig, Pastor of Martinsbnrg, Indiana, has
, lately purchased the Baptist church in that
city, and refitted and refurnished it for q
, Catholic Church. 49,
!. It is a substantial brick building Of about
fifty by sixty feet, located in the central
and most desirable portion of the town. The
, land around Martinsville is admirably
adapted to the agricultural purposes, and
2 ulation of the town and neighboring country
embraces about fifty or sixty families, Of
whose prosperity, zeal, and generosity one
may form q fair opinion from the above men
toned purchase. = =
The Rev. VIM. Doyle, the jealous Pastor
Oh ot' ylncenIs, onelpy county, Indiana, Will
|, soon have completed a handsome brick
church, twenty-eight' by sixty EIGHT feet
When finished, it will be used as well for 0
school house as church, there being a large
roomy and well arranged basement to it
Catholic Telegraph.
ALWAYS BEAUTIFUL.-Ata festival party
d of old and young the question was asked,
v which season of life is most happy7 After
g being freely discussed by the guests, it was
: referred for answer to the host, upon whom
n was the burden of fourscore years. He
asked if they had noticeda grove of trees
Q before the dwelling, and said, When the