The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-02-23
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1s furnished by an Irish servant maid.
new and fine convent will shortly b
built at Brownsville, Texas, for the Sister
OF the 1ncarnate Word, and they are nov
: occupying the new college building. Will,
the remaining buildings of the original con
| vent are used for schools Of the ST. JOSEPH
College. s -
, Rescripts, through Cardinal Barnabo
have been received from Rome, for the an.
pointment of three bishops for the diocese
OF Phiiadelphia. The Pope has designated
the following: Rev. William O'Hora. OF
st. PatE1ck:s, to be bishop of Scranton !;
Rev;J.F Shanahan to be bishop of Harris
D9fg, and Key. Dr. Brecker, of Richmond,
va, to be bishop of Wilmington.
ARcHDIocEsE.oFN New YoRk-The Christ
| mas collections for the orphan asylums in
the various Catholic churches of New York
amounted to the handsome sum of S24, 40.
DIOCESE OF CLEvELAND.-On the 18th
ult., for the first time, the sacrifice of the
holy Mass was offered in the little town of
Carey Wyandotte county, Ohio, since the
founding of That place. The Mission is
Attended once every tive weeks by the Rev.
Father Whattman, of Findlay, Ohio.-Cath
otic Telegraph.
ARCHDIOCESE oE ST. Louisville impos
ing ceremony of the reception Of a nun
took place on Wednesday, the Goth nit at
the Visitation Convent, Cass Avenue. The
Rev. Thomas Burke, of ST. Vincent's offici-
a Mee.. The young lady received was Miss
Mary Baptista, whose elder sister also
joined the same order some two years ago.
they are the gifted and -accomDtisfed
daughters of the late lamented Thomas
Appellee, of Chicago.-St. Louis Guardian.
ARCHDIOCESE OF CINCINNATI.-A corre-
spondent of the Catholic Telegraph, writing
rom Springfield, Ohio, speaks thus of the
herman Catholics g" Our German Catholic
friends are not behind time in the advance |
ment OF the church building. They have |
church under way, the foundation of which |
Is already completed; it is to be q brick
structure of large dimensions, and when
hnlshed-a to the plan of their eff
edifices IN this section of the country. Their
pastor is an excellent priest, and most indie
fatigable in his exertions to collect funds to
bring 1T to a steady termination.
THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN IDAHo.-Tbe
Idaho World, in. its numbers for December
10Th and 18th ult:, has the following:
The Rev. Father Poulin, assisted by the
Rev. Father Cazeau, held midnight mass in
of the Blessed Saviour.-at
The new Catholic chapel in this CITY.
Ihe Catholic Sisters will open school on
January IL, 1868, in the new building on the
ute OF st. Joseph's, which was destroyed in
he great fire last May. At present. thev
will receive only girls or young ladies as
pupils. 1t will be impossible for the Sisters
% receive boys for pupils until their ar
angements for a boys department are com
'leted, of which due notice will be given. !
DIOCESE OF PIrTsBURG.-O Wednesday.
anuary 18th, the Right Rev. Bishop Dom ,
nee administered the Sacrament of Con-
irmation in st. Alphonsus's Church, Wex- !
ne Right Kew: Prelate was assistedsby the #
lev. 5. u. Mollinger, pastor of the congre- !
alton; Rev. j. A. Smell, pastor of St. +
larys, and Rev. ID. Kearney, of st. Jo- y
eph's, Sharpsburg. Rev. Father Mollinger f f
eserves much praise for his zeal for the, D
eing engaged in the building of new 8,
hurch in Pe1ryville, he has not forgotten E,
t. A!phonsus's, which he has entirely reno IL,
ated. The side affairs of the Blessed Vir< n
In and st. Joseph, which he has con 81
5ructed in this church. display an extfaor- -,
mary taste.. The statue Of the Patron 81
amt, st. Alphonsus, is a magnificent piece
art.-Catholic. 'N re
DIOCESE OF CHARLEsToN.-The corner -,
one OF new mortuary chapel was laid in w
hafIeston on the 9th inst The celebrant ca
as Right Rev. Dr.. Pefsico assisted by the if
cry Rev Father o'Neill and Very Rev. qr
lmothy Birmingham, Rev. DR.. Moore as ne
eacon, and Rev. A. Folchi as sub Deacon, NJ
ev. ID. j. Qyigley and Rev. Jno. O. Sebasz wi
IN, masters of ceremonies. After the cere- t.,
ony was finished the Right Rev. Prefate~f RI
rned toward the people, and delivered in bI
own felcitous style, an eloquent and E,
ost instructive discourse, for some forty nj
inutes. ---z ~ - -
The Right Rev. Bishop Lynch, visited the va va
'sullnes, and gave the white veil of the ho
vice to two candidates, viz: Catharine CHI
earnan, LAY ~Sister,) in religion, Sister
ftttony Miss Cecilia Barry, (choir G.
NJ 1n/relgion, Madame Thomasine.- S9:e
arieston Gazette. dlf
Diocese OF M1LwAUKEE.-On- Wednes- bu
! e osu ult:, tune Feast OF st. Francis inc
- "a 'eon ouHS men were ORDAINED ma