The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-05-03
ST. vrcrsrsrrs Honi1F tp1 Dxiasr1rurE BOYS.

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81 v1NchH2s Hull x0A ohsHifoih BUZZ
The institution to which the following
report refers. ia under the auspices of a
society whose rules prohibit a formal pub
location of any of it's proceedings, But as
the est. Vinoent,s Home for Destitute Boys'
is corporate body, deriving iss legal exist
ence from the laws of the State, we, as jour
nalists external to the organisation. do not
consider the present step an infringement of
a rule, which its immediate members or
officers have no hand in promoting.
The amount of good effected already is
g.. i. -. :.
'"'n' - ~ 70 ~ poHsc-
vering to overcome diMculties, which would
overwhelm othara less endowed with faith.
o,d on ,n.,4.,.tl. rsl;.,,.a -, u,,, ,v,,,, :.
=, - !. = $50 - - :.
the source OF .'every gooo ana Persecs elft.
We hope the benevolently disposed will
re,ne,nher the ~ Homo n In idierI.naing ta,eir
:. .,...s..,,,, -.s.--.,
gus Dostoweu Hefo, t.loy WlA 70
cally and judiciously applied for we are
convinced, from personal knowledre, that
'''e ~ 's,. '1o ~.
amount OF good from the smallest possible
means. II. Z. 4
w. .r,..;.,4;~, ,,.. ,,.a,, IN o,;.ts,c, fcr
Ao --'''. ''-'''- NO. - -
aoons two years one nanorod ana AoFty
boys have been received, educated, and
rrov;,.,, e., vho. .vxa,a ~ irot x,s tn. ar.
p 'o" ~ 800 w.. - s 80
lstencc OF the HOME, miEnC nave DecoMo
outcasts on our streets. Tie amount Of
f,,nds rhce;va;, l,&v the D;racAors has ,,esanr;
'''t' 80 %. ,.s,1'i,i - -
about $i1 ,O0O, out OF which amount they
have paid $1,000 of the debt against the
nronertv rana;red and .f,rn;sbed. the house.
p1upet's t.'A'> ~ ''te -.o.A'e'
ard supported the boys. .
At the data of nv last; ren6rt. Marcel, LAT.
Wa had s;xtv- fonr hoys in the Homo,
W. h",,., - T., .1so 81 60 ;tI .sssa..
NJ th"n, SIeanynT IN the no,ie. f a.. f,r
Won't NJ ,.,n,,, aisawho,a tTonr hn,,s haYa
left. and fomr have S,een received three Of
ta,. ,s..a .;st.. Ill ~. y,
100 f,.o,,. tI,a 1ror:sI, ef ,a..,.;m. M NJ
f,,thsy is there FOO s;cl +o Nv, ra,',nv..,, ana
in Want sThs m,ot1,er vor,, ,as,,e ~, III.
iadw ra~on,n,enJad Nv sayarsI Sti.ans IS
that narish ~ onr cTar;tahla inst;+,,t;on
came tn this c;tv with her fonr sn,ais chill,
her arr;Ual to On :" The Chor;t,, H..s,,;t..i
fo, traotmant Pct veal sbo ha1 s,,f,s r;ant1,,
,.,,a,; - 10 5;scho,s,aJ H. 1;ttI,. ~
vas taEan into the InSayt or,har Asnls,,,
and sha vas ssnt, tn me bv s;sta, ESsi;na
will, her three bows. The mother was stilii
no home nar-anu menex to hnp food OF .. to
nav for a NIGHTS Tod ing for herself and her
little ones: she said If we womld take care
of her bows. that she would trv and ret
work. 40 "a to earn some money to send to
her sick husband; and from her looks. she
seemed as if she had never been compelled
to work before.
Although our House was over crowded,
as you well know, still we could not refuse
to receive these boys. ~
The Most Rev. Archbishop has every
prospect of getting four Brothers to take
charge OF the Institution, next November.
But the Superior says that we must get
larger premises, as there are now twice as
many boys in the place as there ought to be.
We trust, therefore, that some plan can