The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-06-28

AOAA MAOm every uO1lur .Caluc. DO LucS(
people believe in God and in eternity7 o.
is all this frenzied nightmare, from which
shall soon awake delighted?
t4 DREAMER.
FOREIGN CATHOLIC INTELLIGENCE.
The Fathers Of Charity are giving a mis-.
sion in the large and noble cathedral Of
Armagh.
Cardinal de Rcisach will succeed Cardinal
Andrea in the See of Sabine and Abbacy OF
Subbiaco.
1t is said that his Grace, the Archbishop
OF Westminster, is going to effect reform
alton in the chOirs of the London churches
A very successful mission has been given
in st. AnthOny's Church, Liverpool, by the
Rev. Father Molloy, to the young men Of
that congregation.
The dispute between the Archbishop of
Algiers aud Marshal Mcmahon is not yet
finished; but, SO far as it has gone, the
Archbishop has decidedly had the best of it.
A mission of three weeks in the parish of
Tinturn, England, conducted by the Rev.
Fathers Warren, Brownrigg, Cloney, and
Cullen, terminated ON the 25th ult. with
the most gratifying success.
The first portion of what promises to be
one OF the most extensive of modern mon
astlc Establishments, has for some months
past been in course of erection at Quex
Road, Kilburn, England, for the oblates of
Mary immaculate.
On Sunday, the 18th ult., the Right Rev.
DR.. Goss, the Lord Bishop of Liverpool, at
for the purpose of administering the sacra-
ment of confirmation to about one hundred
and twenty persons.
On the 25th ult., in Durham, England, the
congregation of st. Cuthbert presented an
address, accOmpanied with q testimonial of
horse and carriage, and faithful photo
graph portrait of the Rev. gentleman, to the
Rev. Provost Platt, DID,, on, his leaving
that mission for one at Dodding Green.
Westmoreland. DIP sE9l
The Jesuit Fathers, through the Rev.J.
Doulton of their order, have handed over
to the Rev. Father Dillon, of Balmain, in
trust for church purposes, a very fine allot-
ment of building ground, being q portion of
the bequest to that, illustrious order left by
the late Rev. Father Therry. At the lowest
estimate the ground is worth E4OO.-Sydney
affeosnuss's J0etrnGt. cst.t - .--t
4 On tho 25th ult., the Archbishop of West
minister, with the bishops of Birmingham,
Beverly and NOTTINGHAM, and large
body Ofelefgy, took part in an interesting
ceremony ct UgthorPe, near Whitley. The
occasion was the celebration of the improve
ments and additions to the Rev. Nicholas
Rigby,sWell-kuown IS Yorkshire Seminary, -
by q festival of unusual interest and inn |
portance. ....t ..-.,..
On the Dist ult., Cardinal Barnabo for !
warded to the Catholic bishops in the United
lates that the Holy Father had deigned to |
accept the offer they had made him of send |
ing soldiers to recruit his army, but only on I
condition that these soldiers shall be sent /
out to Rome, maintained there for three |
years, and then sent back to America, en-
tirely at the expense of the said bishops, or |
rather of the faithful who will contribute |
pecuniary offerings for the defense of the
Holy See, ,s.sese. d. ..... e.
letter from Rome, dated the 18th ult.,
in the Paris Presse, says: 'fIt is the opinion /
of the French officers stationed in the Pom /
tifical States that the Italian emissaries,
whom it is impossible to keep out of Rome,
are preparing q movement, which, sup
ported by an attack from without, will |
threaten che Pope's sovereignty and compel
France once more to assume a hostile atti-
tude toward Italy. i do not share this
opinion, for l have reason to believe that
about to do something in another direction
than Rome. F
CONVERSIONS IN COCHIN CHINA. The
Courier dc saigon published an interesting
account of % visit lately made by the French
governor through the provinces in Cochin
China, subjected to French rule. 1t appears
that the number of native Christians is in
creasing every day, by voluntary CONVEX
sions; SO much so, indeed, that, in many
parishes, the governor counted them by
hundreds, and even by thousands. These
trophies of faith are not less dear to the
heart of the Sovereign POntiH though they
be raised to the greater glory of God far
away from Rome-even away in Cochin
China. But the benedictions of Plus TX
know no distance. He gives them in the
name OF Him for Elom, through whom, and
in whom are all things done, and they bring
forth asu2daut tat.