The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-08-30
NUMBER 30.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Z AND WRITINGS OF REV. FATHER

OLEARY.
10y a circular received from Mr.. Donahoc,
the eminent Boston bookseller, we UNDER
stand that lie contcmplatcs publishing the
life and writings of the celebrated Father
" i-eary. twenty-five years ago, we pro-
cured copy of his works from the estab-
lislment of VIM. L. Woodruff, Little Rock,
Arkansas, but, unfortunately, it overcamo
the moral convictions of some bibliopole,
and we were deprived of what since could
not be replaced. We must, therefore, OK
press our thanks to Mr.. DOnal,oe for UNDER
taking to supply what we deem Il hiatus in
Irish and Catholic literature. Father OF cary
lived ut time when no ordinary courage
was required to appear openly and boldly in
behalf of his religion. He did this without
FORGETTING the good opinion of his oppo-
nents-nay, he was respected by statesmen
and honored by ministers of an opposing
creed. Bigotry itself yielded before tho
brave champion of people laboring under
penal persecution and the enlightened and
powerful advocate of religion prescribed
system of aggression.
THE CATHOLIC WORLD. For September
1868.
Through the courtesy of Mr.. p. F. Co
garty, Catholic bookseller and stationer,
No. Isl Camp street, we have received the
September number of the above monthly.
observation-disclosures of Saints and
Holy Images; 2-Nellie Netterville, ICON
cluded;) 3-The Holy Shepherdess OF
Pibrac; Am Elegy, from the Latin of
Prudentius; 5-The Ancient Irish Church
6 European Prison Discipline; IA
Heroine Of Conjugal Love; s-Flaminia;
9-John Sterling; lo-st. COLUMBIA; IL
Gheel, n Colony of the Insane; 12-Life's
Charity; l3-The Rights Of Catholic
Women 14-The Last Gasp of the Anti
Catholic Faction 15-New Publications.
September.
COMMUNICATIONS of the Church; 9
Simon Peter and Simon Magus; 3-To tho
Sacred Heart; st. Victor and his COM
panions; 5-The Armenian Church; G.
Relig ious Chronicle 7-General Intentions.
CoNCILn PLENARn BALTIMoHENsIs ACT.
EFT DECRETA. Baltimore John Murphy.
This is IL volume of over five hundred pages,
gotten up in Mr.. Murphys best stylc-that
is, it is printed on clear and legiblc White
paper, of the best texture, and the binding
is tasty and durable. 1t is apparent from
the tout ensemble that no pains or expense
have been spared to make the work worthy
of the subject matter. The Council, tho
of which this volume cmbodies,
was held in Baltimore, October, 1866, and
had for its object the general interests Of
the Church in the United States. On tho
merits of the proceedings of this august
body, or any criticisms on the subject, of
course have no intention to indulge,
that being beyond our sphere. But we, in
with all Catholics of the United
States, have a debt of gratitude to dis
charge to God for His goodness in bestow-
ng on us so many blessings, not the least
,mong which are the evidences contained
n this book of His experimenting care.
The library of every ecclesiastic and student
preparing for the ministry should have
,opy of this Indispensable work. Mr.. CO.
,arty has the foregoing for sale, as well as
III the latest Catholic publications.