The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-07-18


| mes, eldest daughter of Mr. john Joonnaus meg
The new church in Killenaule has just re-
ceived an additional establishment, in the
erection a splendid altar I'M honor of the
Ever Blessed Virgin, and q sIagHideeu6 stained
glass window, in memorylof the late Rev. Phii
| Carrara marble, on beautiful yariegated pill
| lars, surrounded by tabernacle of white, is .
| statue of our Blessed Lady.
wATERFoRD.-A correspondent of the Water
| ford Citizen says: There recently died at the
Union WorIxhouse, Kilmacthomas, whittier she
had been removed few weeks since, at the
advanced of l9Lyears, Catherine Heating, from
ms i her faenities sS the last and could
up to a recent date, mend her oIzB clothes and
| even thread needle without spectacles. The
writer of those lines heard her say, on o late
occasion, that she neyer complained of one
hours Illness, and that she never used one PEN
nyworth of medicines She was one of q party
| of poor widows ON Capt. John Palliser's estate,
who are supported at the expense of sthe great
est of modern philanthropistss- Mary Pal-
User.
| 4 rjWE;sTNEEATH Recently, in Athlone, between
| midnight and morning, the police arrested
Denis O'Brien in the house If the latter, who
is shopkeeper The policeasay they overheard
| them talking Fenianism, The prisoners Were
remanded.
The Lord Bishop of Meath, the Most Rev.
DIR. Nu1ty, with xix of his own priests-Rev.
mir. oBrien, P. P, Lobinstown; Rev. Mr.. Al
len, Adm, kinnegae; Rev. Mr.: Reilly, c. G.,
Mr.. Gavin, C. c., ST. Mary's Drogheda; Rev.
Mr.. Behan, C. c., Nayan-gaye % mission for
three weeks at Carnaross, county Meath krom
the opening, on Pen tecost Sunday, to the close,
vast crowds attended the morning and evening
sermons, which were listened to with marked
attention, and seemed to have impressed all
present-so lucidly and eloquently were the
eternal truths of salvation expounded. During
| the day the confessionals We're besieged by
| hundreds anxious to refresh their weary souls
! in the waters of penance-thousands daring
the mission feasted the bread of angels,
and, though nearly twenty clergymen We're en-
gagged for several days in the tribunal of pen
| ance, hundreds lad to return home sad and
disappointed--it being impossible to hear all
who wished to avail themselves of the graces
which Heaven seemed to have showered in
abundance on the souls of the people during
the mission. The zeal and energy displayed
all through by the good Bishop, his indefatiga-
BILE labors in the Observation-Disclosures he was
ever to be found, toiling like the humblest
priest present-and his learned and eloquent
sermons, greatly edited and delighted every
one during the mission. The close of the mis-
sion was an impressive and imposing scene
one that will be long remembered in Carnaross.
The crowds were SO great that it was impossi-
bic to find room for n fourth of them in the
church. The closing sermon had to be preached
in the open air, in q large meadow just at hand.
temporary platform was erected, from which
Father Gogarty preached a beautiful and elo-
thousand people The evening was delight
full one-the sun was going down, rejecting a
golden light on the grand scene before us, and
reminding the vast assemblage that they, too,
should sink into the grave; but, like the grand
to
was seen, many n sob heard, many feryent
prayer breathed on the good bishop and his
worthy priests, as the gifted preacher babe the
good people of CarnarosS long and lasting
farewell
THE OBI.ATE PATTERSON Sunday last,
Goth ult-, there was witnessed ut Stamullen
Catholie Church perhaps one of the most i'm
posing sights ever seen in Meath. 1t was the
close of q mission opened Sunday, 30th of
May last, by three of the Oblate Fathers of In
chicore, the Rev. Messrs. Kirby, Ryan and
ish the Jealous pastor, Rev. James Wheeler,
had added to the deep debt of gratitude which
his affectionate flock owe him. Morning and
evening sermons preached to crowded congre-
cations, the instruction given at midday to
the children of the four schools under the
management of Father Wheeler, the masses
celebrated in the mornings at different hours
to suit the requirements Of all classes, while
the confessionals from an early hour to the
close of the days labor We're crowded with sin
cere Penitents. 1t is surprising to think how
those good fathers have borne such physical
and mental strain as they underwent1for the
three weeks of the mission, but the good cause
in which they were employed, and the eager
ness with which the people responded to their
call, repaid them for ali their toll. The cree
ton of the mission cross took place on Sunday
after the last/nass and sermon, which was
| given with great effect and eloquence by Faith
| er Ryan. Last came the Most solemn scene of
the mission, the renewal of the baptsmal vows.
THE CORK GUARDIANS AND THE LoRps.-A
special telegram frofp-ouF Cork correspondent
! informs us that at n meeting of the Board of
Guardians yesterday, Alderman Daniel O'Sulli-
van, ex-mayor, rendered notice of motion for
| n petition to the House of Lords in support oil
| the Church bill. The chairman refused to re-
ceive the motion, as foreign to their business
Mr.. O'Sullivan warmly insisted that the notice
should be received, denouncing the chairman
as an Orangeman. scene of great uproa1
followed. Several members repudiated Mr.
o'sullivan's language, but they ordered that
the notice was in order. The chairman still
refused to receive it, and abruptly quilted the
chair, declaring that he. would resign. The
meeting broke up in great confasion.-FleemGn
jane IS.
A Cork correspondent telegrapbs, at date Of
the Esd ult.: An extraordinary scene occurred
here yesterday. Stephen JOS Meany, who lee.
tured at Cork on Monday night, was the sub.
ject of leading article in a local paper re,
Gently, in which severe structures were passed
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