The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-07-25
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DIOCESE OF CNcIsSNATI--Therewer nineteen
,,anths and eight adults confirmed in st.
potyiek,s Eaton, Preble county, Ohio, on
Thursday, sth inst, by. Archbishop Purcell.
o. 4ndreic's- lfiLford-Sunday, 18th of July,
.bs large number of eighty-seven were cou-
Srmed. A brief address was delivered by one
Of the children confirmed, to the Archbishop,
with request that some forty dollars, enclosed
IN an envelope, should be accepted and applied
towards defrayiug his expenses to Rome.--Cin.
Telegraph. = eau
+ DIOCESE OF ALBANY.-Laying Of a Corner
CINE of a Neto Catholic Ckt0ek at Johnst0,rI,,
n E--sunday, July 4th, will long be remem-
If this place, as on that suspicious day was
laid by Very Rev. Z. p. Wadhams, Y. G., the
corner stone of a new Catholic church, which,
old frame building in which service has been
hitherto held, was inadequate for the growing
Catholic population Of this section.
Diocese OF BosroN.-on the oath of June,
Right Rev. -Bishop Williams oonnfme s!, lou tour
hundred and eighty-three persons in Milford
of which Rev. Father Cuddihy is pastor.
Laying IF the Corner Stone Of So. PaHPs Church,
Worcester, Mass.-The imposing ceremonies
connected with the laying of the corner stone
of st. Paul's church, were attended by large
congregation, on Sunday, the 4th. The core
monies were conducted by Right Rev. j. j.
williams, attended by large numDer Oh "a
tholic clergymen. 3@
DIOCESE OF BURLINGToN.-The corner stone
of n new and elegant church was laid at Rut-
land, VT, on the 5th, with imposing ceremonies.
DIOCESE OF DETRorr.-C atkolieity IN Michigan.
On Sunday, June IL, the corner STONE q, OF the
church of st. Mary's, under the title of Mother
of Good Counsel, Adrian, Mich, was lard by
Bishop Rosecrans, of Columbus, Ohio, with the
usual ceremonies. The church was crowded
on the occasion. The Mayor and many.of the
principal citizens of Adrian were present The
Right Rev. Bishop delivered q comprehensive
discourse on the Principle of Authority. The
collection was q handsome one, amounting to
Tn tha af BlShOD
preached taking for his text the Apostolloity
of the Church, explaining, for the benefit OF
Protestante, the Specification OF the Xesiments'
ETC., used by the Catholic Church.
The Catholics at the Calumet and Hecfa
Mines, Lake Superior, are building new
church at the village of Red Jacket.
We learn that work on the new Cathoilc
church at Ishpeming Will be recommended IN q
few DAYS. The society now have n fund OF foni
thousand dollars upon which to draw, WIN all
the lumber on the ;ground.-Veste'h Cdfhoae.
DIOCESE OF BAEEnfoRE.-- The melancholy
intelligence has reached us of the death of Rev
T.. Je6kius, the respected President of st
Charles College, on Sunday, July 18th, after .
short illness. ~
He was educated at st. Mary's College
Baltimore, where he graduated with dlstinc
ton. He entered the theological branch of TIT
sameinstitution, and studied for the priesthood
He was ordained aud remained attached to thu
collegiate department of st. Marys, of which
he was the last president. The new foundation
of st. Charles Conege DelnB ready ABOUT Ina
time to be put into active use, Rev. Mr.. Jenkin
was appointed superior to that institution, ant
continued to be It's president for twenty-on
years until death summoned him from hi
sphere of usefulness Baltimore Mirror.
DIOCESE OF New YoRK.-4n Importaf
Meeting Of the Clergynea Of the Diocese Of Me-
YorE.-The Catholic clergymen of the Dioces
of New York assembled July z, at st. Patrick
cathed al, for the purpose of presenting q
address to the Holy Father. At eleven o'cloc
about eighty Rev. gentlemen were present
The meeting was called TO order by the Key
William Quinn, who moved that the Yica
General, Rev. DR. STAIRS, take the chair. Rev
William Quinn was called on to act as secrt
tary to the meeting.
The Rev. chairman then explained the oelec
of the meeting, which was to adopt an addres
to BIO presented to tho Pope, which wonl
express the love and devotion of the peopl
and clergy for the person of the Sovereig
Pontif, and of sympathy for him in all tn:
pertains to his office head of the Churcl
The address, written in Latin; was then rea
by Rev. DIR. McGlynn, and adopted as the e1
preston of the whole body. The Most Re
Archbishop replied in his usual felicitor
manner. About $4,000 were coliected.--Ne
York Tablet
Combinations. The Most Rev. Archbishc
administered the Sacrament of Confrmatio
on Sunday, june 81, in St. Peters churc
Poughkeepsie, to 457 persons.-ibid. d