The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-09
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lied upon in Catholic matters, occasionally
,visea rtteraisoe to some truths. From q
: late issue we take the ioalo"in8
~ ~, 49, ~ t,,e Roman Catholic priesthood
IA the aava1 S.st thrnncScnt she length and
IA IL the United States There are sey-
D.si ..,aya amanc this branch of the clergy to
49, ths ,,al,s, ~ merit must be literally ex-
s,,as ~ t;s noble work of the redcmption of
ss,s.,,s TIVE TSedemutoristg Dominicans/ Paul
80 fsassins,;sfs and other orders who number
amcne Them some Of the ablest scholars in the
.,onntTv are working most assidu0usly in be-
bsIF ~ the Roman Catholic faith, and that la
bor is productive of . vast amount Of benefit
to their cause.
Probably one Of the most zealous and hard
working of these classes of the clergy 10 the
Order Of Passionists. IT. has gained strong
.foofhold in tho United STATES and every day
through it's influence new rus ure being
1870 e.,ss, n, t7ss .assAe4,nent of RELIGION
Ss, ~ l..a mi. ry,lar ~ asS founded.
Snu 5 ns n .,s Il ,Steenth century by,
~. W Re =, Sbo y "a horn in the vii
5sGe oI Oy ,so. En}fb5sr pins Who wrote a life
- =. 81 rax,s tha4 the saipt,s mother "ex-
=. 81 ssrsat;ons Of aupernatural pleasure
rpna an1icbt d,,rirg her pregnancy with this ia
RASt6
f,s-,, sS,one with 4 brilIiancy which for short
&C. oI,.c,srea che Jarups and dazzled those who
$50 ,yeses,kn The life of ST. Paul was marked
,rstJ, fle uost exfraordinary evidences of di-
,r;nc fayor and the Roman Catholic Church, in
einr,ler to I,erpetuafe the memory of its great
InasSle. in tho wear 1867 went through the GER
emory Of canonizaticn. Never was St Peters
-spe prolific Of sple1dor and magnificent cereno=
niai rs upon that occasion, and those who wit
messed the services in the ecstacy OF their de-
1gcripfion have mentioned them as being fore
4aate of the eerauhio lows which entrance the
1870 - Of the faitf,fuf in the Kingdom above
nj IL fhen The Order of Passionists, founded
NV ST Panl. which has within the last few
ysars essablished itself substantially among u.s.
n 1883 the pioneer priests of the Order arrived
n the United Stafes--yiz: Father Anthony,
Father Albinos and Father Stanislaus with a
Law brofber.
They first started n foundation of the Order
near Pittsburg. Pa. where thew took charge Of |
= Ts.,,re NJ ron atm md soon erected n
49,, We t.'.oS 80 ,,on 80 Anostol;c |
p.Nu:.. 800 ,,1 civ and tho neon!e from,
Ilss.oas W.. 49,, - heo, tha gospeI preachad
t Ia siI Is,,s S,s-ai mar S5riasts no,1 az.
from .ne n Ups. - ~. q 60 q Yt,t - Pr5
nSed IN spiS 1Io.n ~ 4t aaio
ana their laoors pecase ii.olo .I
the year 1902 2 nonastety y ~ e.int IN IN
N T., near Danaio one year aluti ING me mon,
asteFy ~ Vest st2 poser Ms eotnilenceu and
last year completed. Two years ago another
house was buiit NEAR Baltimore. Ihere are
now about forty-ive priests OF the Order in the
United States, and numerous parties are BENG
brought over to the Roman Cathohc falth
through their efforts.
In Ireland, where the Catholic religion Hour