The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-04-18

t-- 9n=Menday morniDg; the 9th instsy tine
Right Rey PishpR So9serred the Holy
Kennedy, John b. Kelly, George J. Kelly,
for the Diocese of Wilmington, Bernard
Dornhege, and Hubert Shick.
DIooEsn OF b. LTIMoRE. - COM rn,atioa. -
On the feast of St. Joseph, March 10, the
Most Rev. Archbishop, after having con-
firmed two converts at the Metropolitan
Church after the seven O'Clock Mass,
administered the same Sacrament at st.
Joseph's church, in the city, to one hum
bred and eighty nine candidates, of whom
seven were converts. On Palm Sunday in
the afternoon, he visited the spacious church
of onr good Catholic co,ored people in
Baltimore, St. Francis Xavier's, where he
confirmed one hundred, Of whom twenty
five were converts. OF the latter class
many others are under instruction for
Baptism Catholic Mirror. - 10.
DIOCESE. OF RocHEsTER.--R Religious Pro
Jession and Reception.-The solemn md
imposing ceremonies of Profession and
Reception took place in the Chapel of the
Sisters of st. Joseph, Rochester, n. Y, on
Friday, March 10, the feast of st. Joseph,
Right Rev. Bishop McQuaid officiating.
The young lady professed was Sister Mary
Paul Grey. Also on the same day Miss
Lizzie Corcoran of Canandaigua, n. T., in
religion Sister Mary de Sales, and Miss
Powers of Canaudaigua, in religion Sister
Mary Theresa, received the Religious Habit.
DIOCESE OF New YoRK.- Rev. Mr..
Lsrkin, pastor of the Church of the Holy
Innocents, West 37th street, has just COM
pleted a large frame building in Both street,
for the temporary accommodation of his
congregational during the erection OF the new
and spacious church already in progress.
On Low Sunday the first solemn service
was performed in the new church in Seth
OF, pau Mx Of r.
lyn, preached at last Mass. - n.na4 !. -
The erection Of this temporary edifice
was much needed by the congregation of
Holy Innocents, the original purchase in
37tR street being wholly inadequate to
their recommendation 9.ttss 20
Dedication of St. Bernard's Church.-Qn
Sunday, the 4th instant, being Low Sum
day, the Church of st. Bernard, in 18th
street, near 10th Avenue, was solemnly
dedicated for Divine service, by the Most
Rev. Archbishop McCloskey, assisted by
Very Rev. William STAIRS, ~. G., Rev.
William Quinn, Rev. Fathers Daubresse
and Hudon, S. j. At the end of the First
Gospel, his Grace the Archbishop assembled
the altar steps, and, after reading the Gospel
of the day. delivered one of his most
admirable discourses. appropriate thereto.
Religious Professionalism. Easter Tues
day, March Both, solemn and beautiful
sight was seen in the, franciscan Church.
y
four young ladies were received into the
franciscan Order by Rev Andrew Pfeiffer,
o. s. F. The names of the postulents
were us follows, Miss Margaret Egan, i'm
religion Sister Mary Clara Miss Magdalen
Egan, in religion Sister Mary /Margarita !;
Mary Elizabeth, and Miss Anna Mcmahon,
in religion Sister Mary Coletta.-Iablet.
DIOCESE oE-eST.I PxUL.-O re7taatioR.--
On last Tuesday the following gentlemen
were ordained priests by the Right Rev.
Bishop Grace Rev. Bernard Baumann,
Rev. Thomas Kennedy, Rev. Charles Kob-
erl, ReY, Anthony Holzer and ". Stimler,
20. g. B.. Seldom, or never, have we seen
SO: many ordained at once in our Cathedral.
OF late we have had many and large ac-
cessions to our clergy. We believe our
priests number now sixty -four. 4
Reception and Profession at st. Josephs
Convent st. Paut.-On st. Joseph's Day,
Joseph's Convent, to Miss Adelaide Audette
and Miss Ellen Geegan, known in religion
as Sister, Mary Joseph, and Mary Julia.
The Bishop also received the VOWS of
Sfster Mary Gertrude.
Converts IN Oshkosh, Wis.-One may be
sure of hearing Of good works going on in
any place where Father Marco is. AS in
La Crosse, when he was there, 80 in Oshkosh
now his ministry is felt outside his own
charge, and its effects are felt in converts
to the Church on last Sunday two were
received into the Church at Oshkosh, and
We have no. doubt that VIC will hear of
Others following their good example.
Death Of Very ReU. Demetrius a Moroan0,-
We have to record the death during the
past week of a good and holy priest, Very
Rev. DemetFius- a Marogns, Q.S.B.-He
departed this life on Easter Saturday
morning, at 8 o'clock, at the age of sixty
seven. He was born in 1902, in the province
of Yenitia, Italy, of q wealthy and noble
family.-North,cestern Chrenicle, April 3.
DIOCESE OF CISc1NNATrI.44o On last Sun
day morning, the Most Rev. Archbishop
Purcell offered the Holy Sacrifice in st.
Johns Church, Cincinnati, and administered
the Holy Eucharist to- oned hundred and
sixty four First Communicates. These and
one hundred and eighty two boys from the
adjoining congregation of st. Francis were
confirmed after Mass. There were also ten
converts in the happy number. On Sunday
afternoon there were, one hundred and