The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-11-07
: NV oIsIEANs. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER :. les0
REVIEW OF THE WEEK,

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nra,de ut the tables Of Father sheehans FAIR h "
70 be held &C Masonic HalIoa, the 18th instant
1able No misses j. Byrne, assistant Miss MARY
Richardson. ',ts44 49,. 1ro,a |
rsble No s-Afies Mary Day assistants Misses AA'e
Harnan, o'Brien. Slevin, Anderson.
Table No. 3-Miss Deeyesj assistants MISSES "iPN
and Breen -1 Ma,
Table No.4--Niss Lizzie Dunn assistants Misses 4
define ciatlohe, Della Madden and Thiesmann 49,
Table No 5--Mrs Lincoln assistants MISSES Af'no
lincoln Mccormick and Furlong 1,,..o. |
Table No 6-Mrs w. II. MnnninSi asSis'"'
Alice Mcguire o'Brien, Mrs. Egan ---1 |
rabe No 7--airs Hanley assistOnts' Misses
Hanley and Duffy. $50 a.ls
Table No. s-Mrs. B. Wheelahan- n
Table No e-Mrs. II Quilteri assistants Nhi0'S' =
C,,ilter Mary white and Ellen Butler. o.. L -
Table No Io-diss K. o Keefle assistant MISS NA'
field. Sf.5 st9.l3 tFFAZ's. l4tft II -, L.
R1Ess1Scf OF THE .RoXvnLE CHURch.-on
+bo o,,th of October, tie blessing of the new
Church of, st. Anne, at Royyine, parish Oh La
fayette. Attakapas, took place. 1t Will DO re-
oo1,ooted that the farst church was destroyed
Inv a tornado last March, at the very menen1
when the Jealous pastor, Abbe Locozic' al'er
having completed the body of the edlhce'
Ihouobt he had only TO finish the interior oe-
oorotiops to complete the sacred bu'lding'
This was a sad accident to q new parish Jo'S
oreo4ed and well calculated to cast down anu
>5isoourage. But priest is not easily discour-
ooad with an energy wholly sacerdotai' anu
tar.c;t,, characteristic of his Breton origin,
xho ahha {,eeozie determined to rebuild NE
-,,,,rcb and he has built it. Aided by his pre-
4brep f,sEhis friends, by some Catholics VINO
odmiyfnr his zeal, and by his parishoners' ut
satIfo work, conducting, directing, overseeing
No work. and at the end of some months ut
Z has erected on the saHae place a now ehufcn
vyhosea Dimensions, though somewhat 1ess'
be+tsr nroportioned, more solid, and At TN
some time more graceful and elegant than I'll
frat edfiee. large number of persons iron
the neghbering parishes made PrePaaTrartlohst
o++eud the blessing of the church, but e colo
,,se,,6tratipr rain the preceding night aho ia
wandered travelling SO difficult and uncoFllor'
ohio that only about 200 persons were PgeseI
ot the ceremony, who in coming had cefTalhl
proved their courage and good Will. lhe' 1e'
navertheless was accomplished with as muc
calamity as if there was bright sun ana
numerous crowd. Seven priests, OF whom ~
were Breions were present. Mr.. MlenSieh
nrincipal of the New Iberia Institute, leau'
~ en;te of tho Indictment weather, the Dana
rnnsic which he has formed among his schola
which greatly contributed to1the interest,"
Tho ceremonies After the blessing Oh l
church the Very Rev. Abbe Perche ADDRESS
the faithful on the advantages, spiritual
temporal, which accompanied the erecIioh
church and the presence OF priest III
midst of q population. Mass was afterw"'
sung very solemnly, the Able ferec' vicar
the Cathedral, the Able Chase, cura'e'ol N
7beria. and the Able Mehant, wear Oh ao
Vile. assisting deacon and sub-deacon'
ter the Gospel the Able Perche again address
the people on the duty of parents TO cnlidr'
ii oftar Renedietion of the Blessed Sac
,o,+ +ba beautiful ceremony closed, which
despite of bad weather, was as sPlenoio
couId be hoped for, knowing the wishes OF
Catholics of Royville and their Jealous pas
N tho same lot with the church we
happy to state that q new building Is pt
erected. which is intended for school,
isasit should be everywhere-the school III
the shadow and protection of the Church.
CRIME IN PROTESTANT AND CATHOLIC &c
rR1Es-A fayorte mode of argument am
the sects, when they desired to misrepre
the moral condition of Catholic countfle
to take partial statistics, from which they
desired inferepces. The late Procureur Ger
of Paris, II. Deiangie, has 'fistteet-the
wear a work especially devoted to the fr
and English criminal systems Ey the st
tics recorded the last year it will be seen
there were murders in Sweden, two for
100000 inhabitants; in England and W
one for every 167 ,824 SnhaPitants; in Beie
o,t every 500 600 Inhabitants The
cides for all France were, in 1867, only
+rho vv,,oIeauumber of offences in the CT
against life and property did not exceed
ID. WHERE Do THE McRMoNs COME Fro
Tho American Ckarck11da, [Episcopaf6 or
cage, says that the knaves in Utah are I
all Yankees, including the "apostles," .
ops" and elders" and all who get the tt
while the dupes are mainly very deg
peasants, many of them from England
wales, and members of the English chni
. baptism. 1t says there never existed b'
Mormon Irishman, and Mormon lrishV
is something unknown to naturalists'"
y BIBLES IN PUBLIC scHooIs.-The 30
~ Edncation of Cincinnati, on the 1st in'
>c;dad nv n vote of % to Ito exclude rel