The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-10-25

cuee00ns brought against the government
OF the diooeee Of Chicago, and tho manner o
hear that most Of those aocusations are con
trary to truth statement which has O
| Late been made to me by persoas far above
al suspicion. Such being tho state sf things
which 10 cause Of joy to ne, ], however
deem 1t opportune to state that, If metro
polltsns we're to show themselves . little
moro ready in accepting and paying atten-
ton to the complaints which soSetines
some may occasionally make a1Ainst their
own bishop, they would penhaps not 90
readily have recourse to this sacred oOngre-
CATION; which eonplaints, sometimes in
reference to the quality of those who apply,
and out Of the solicitude it has for the
churches, is compelled to receive.
AoreoveE .you will please not forget to
mention to the bishop Of Chicago that the
sacred congregation rejOioesin the fact that
the accusations brought against hin have
been found to be false, aud that it's good
will toward him has not in the least been
diminished. This is what have to com
municate toyour Grace.
i pray God to preserve you long, and
have you in His holy keeping.
At Rome, from the Sacred Con. de P. F.,
9th September, 1868.
D. CARDINAL EABo.
To Peter Richard Kenrick, AfSllD1hop of st.
Louis.
DIOCESE OF BosToN.-The Right Rev.
Bishop administered the sacrament of con-
frmation to 2lO persons in st. Peters
Church, Cambridge, On the 10th inst. The
pastor, the Rev. MI Dougherty, has re-
Gently enlarged and Beautitied his church,
was originally.
Lehea.-On Sunday, 4th inst, Right Rev.
Bishop Shanahan administered cOnfirma-
ton to $50 candidates in the Church Of the
Holy Infancy, at this place, Rev. NC. Nc
Enroe, assisted by Rev. J. J. O'Rielly as
deacon, Rev. Joseph Kaelin as subdeacon,
and Rev: Thomas Aullin, of the Theologi-
cal Seminary, as master of ceremonies.
Bishop Shanahan occupied . very hand
some throne, erected for this occasion. At
the end of the gospel an eloquent sermon
was preached by Father O'ReiIly.
At 4 O'Clock P. \. Bishop shanalan
blessed a new cemetery. This is q dona
ton of Judge Packer, of Nauch Chunk,
to the Catholics of South Bethlehem. The
cemetery being blessed, the Bishop ad-
dressed the people in his usual happy,
fluent style.
ARCHDIOCESE OF BALTIMoRE.-Confrm
the feast of st. Michael the Right
Rev. Bishop Gibbons, ID.D., confirmed 226
persons, among whom were sixteen con-
verts, at st. Nichaels Church, Baltimore.
Church, Eager street, he administered the
Sacrament of Confirmation to q convert to
our holy religion.
Religious Profession axd Reception.-On
the 10th inst, in the Monastery OF. the Wis
itation, in this city, Mics Margaret Zeigler,
Sister Nary Petronilla), and Mics Angela
Kircher, (Sister Mary OdiIia), made their
holy profession.
Miss Lille Hollohan, of Philadelphia,
received the white veil and religious habit
she is called in religion Sister Nary Philo-
mena.
Rev. Father Wayrich, c. SIS. R., preach
ed an eloquent and appropriate sermon on
the occasion, and was assisted in the cere-
monies by Rev. Father Tschenhens, C. IS.
4. -~--
Observation-Disclosures Bahan and James
Pinasco, both of the Society of Jesus, were
ordained Priests in Frederick City, Nd, by
the Right Rev. James Gibbons, September
ls, 1868. They had received the holy ton
sure and minor orders, sub deaconship and
on the three preceding days, at
he hands of the same distinguished Pre-
ate, who performed these imposing cere-
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