The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-02-21


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.dvipg ~ 80 ~ siviiiration. we have 70
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Ns's Z ns,sv rs irito cur settlement. Rev.
49, a12s A., Fsary1,nId aimee the fsyss OF Jam
49, .T.ar;sl nrisat 81 New Ulna. visited rs
~. Az a ~, having given word to all the
Grst,s,s.s s,s,,,,d called 4
ss.ts.s, e. yse1 :, afssy church III d rohve-
.-.;s..4 ,s,aSa AIahourla the runberscf Ca
ths.l;c Tfamilses "a, small, yet the Reyerend
sas,siSs,,ar Enavv how to encourage them to
Ss,ndart.slre fle 6siIdfnr Of q church So it
.,a.s Iac;lSed fIaty we es,ouId build q sclsufca
on-ea inciuss;no an addition for altar ssrd
~,astTy, n,,r,,r,eas' Every one here Ia proud
~ "a N fhis new srrusaent to the contif,-
vi y, c.essa ana proSress of CatioIicity In
ia an,.nt,.v hIs srsch. when by.ilt. Will
the beirs ~ fsod. viii. be the, most western
Iatbn1ic cburch AZ the great Northwest |,
acr cl,yireh ~ one Of tht, finest and
,,,oss fertile r,arts Of the United States. We
bo1se that CHS new parish viii keep increas-l
mo- IN M nmmhers., MS there Ia plenty Of land
fns bomestesfis not vet taken, only a fetF
rods rom the site of tine church. We want
Good Casilolics to come ]; they VIA be per-
fectly satisfied after having seen tbs beam
ty OF TINS lands s. q, ~ ~.
Bernard Frei for church and bpf ying ground.
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Vi ing Dosoon w. - - -,
ton, Illinois, says
We have the good Sisters of st. Joseph,
and a large and 16urishing school foryoangr
ladies in their convent building but uu7
Fortunately. III is quite too small for the ac-
commodatiefi of pupils seeking admittance.
Then we have. under roof one OF tile grand y
est cbuy6h edifices in the State, not except
ing any. 1t was commenced last summer,
through the exertions of our worthy and re-
-spac4ed pastor4 Rev. Thomas O'Gafr and
by next July we expect to have it nearly
completed. Too much praise cannot be-
awarded Father OGara for his indomitable
viii and perseverance IN MS glorious work,
ana in surmountmg numerous obstacles.
The German Gatholcs pnrcnased, Lass snnl-
mer, eight lots Ia the southern portlon OF
the sown, ana mCenu eTec1lng nanosone
building for church ana schooi-house pur-
poses at an early dsys a lew years elnees
and the Catholic population Of this town
numbered less than eighty famltIes. Now,
the Catholic population number IN the
neighbornood OF Sooa SOULS ana tnas IS
nOs az 49, ~ '.NS
length ana preaosa 2, OUT aair iano tne same
can Dc saiu VI o ellE-i hoiy iaasn. ~ III.
Another correspondent OF the same pa
ner. writing from Milwaukee, February 2,
- 81 IE sl5i F'agt
s"Je sskss.S. 7s.s ss1sf. y
= But month aimee your readers were In
formed. that the htghs hev. Ii. Hennl, OF
Milwaukee, assisted ~ tne, bisnop OF La
Crosse, conferred orders on no less NUM-
Der than slxty-hve gfa0oAtes OF the SEM
nary, thirteen OF whom resolved the order
OF pFtesthooa. On inc ]ss1 nst. TIE same
regeEea pretaEe CONFERRED Aoly or9Afs On
hfteen young stnoenss Q, sae sane inssssa-
ton OF piety AND isarnnnB.E nese faets
speak volumes 1or -. Efialsia sSemanary,
and the reyefen0 clergy under whose man
agenens It has Alta lealts eonspicnous po-
sltlon among the commencement lnssaeaslons
OF Cathoiic America, ana nave given ~
prestige which fime WilA only augmens.
DIOCESE OF PHrTsBuRG - Receptions of
Novices az Sc. Mary's Content, Webster