The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-01-17
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,1rw opIrANs SUNDAY, JANUARY IT, 1869.
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DIOCESE OF Observation-Disclosures louise
of the Good Shepherd, on the LIST OF Janualy,
sister Mary of St. Ann, whose departure "
eternal rest was fastened by years OF devotea-
ness to duty in the female prison, T Iono o'AooS'
r. P.-Cah. Telegraph
DIOCESE OF LITTLE RoCK.-Rev. Jas quinn
was promoted to the priesthood on CnIsIM !1
eve BY our Right Rev. bisaGP, nf sav;nr his
first Mass on the great festival OF Our LorUs
NATIVITY. The Bishop has lately appointed Rev. |
and Rev. MI. Duggan to Pine Bluff and mis-
sions attached. Rev. Mexican is building
church in Pocahontas, encouragS BY the +h ho
fiourishing town-Cor. Cath. Telegraph.
DIOCESE OF vINcENNEs-Burial Of 1sco Broth
ers-Priests-It is but month since we were
called upon to express our sorrow on the n Nm
timely death of the Rev. Father Patrick Dn-
lon and now, so soon, the sad summons Is re-
peated. Father James is no more. He mas
quickly followed his well-beloved brother, as II
not be separated even in death. In this lite,
from the beginning, when they were made
priests the same day, they had lived ana IA
bored together, they would also take up the
new life. to live and love together forever, en-
loving with God as they had wrought for God.
Father Patricks body had not been buried,
but laid in a vault, as if to wait for that OF his
brother, which all knew would follow soon.
Accordingly, after the funeral services OF Father
James, which took place in St Patrlcks Chtrch n,
Chicago the bodies of the two brother priests
were placed on board the cars for South Bena'
Indiana, where they arrived on the evening
train accompanied by their mourning cunning Iah a,i
= where they We're met by their lifelong friends
from Notre Dame who escorted the bodies. OF
the holy dead to the Church of the Sacred
Heart-fhe church which, little more than
ten wears ago, witnessed their conservation to
the priesthood, and which has SO often since
witnessed their celebration of the sacred mys-
teries and echoed their voices as they prepared
theil hearers for that life upon which they
have themselves entered.
DIOCESE OF Observation-Disclosures of a Ner
Catholic Church at the Vilage Of Spencerporf, NeT
York. am happy to inform you that the small
Catholic congregation of the village OF Spencer,
port, New York, have replaced their a,i small ana
humble little old chapelby beautiful structure
more worthy of the Divine mysteries that sane
tify the Catholic temple This splendid and
commodiously-built frame structure; seventy
feet long by thirty-six feet broad, dedicated to
St John, is conveniently and centrally located
in the handsome and thriving village. The
beautiful, imposing and ancient ceremony OF
dedication to the service and glory of God, was
performed Sunday, the I'D OF November
last, by the newly consecrated Right Rev Bish-
Old McQuade. of the new diocese Of Rochester,
a- i'm full canonieals, assisted by Rev. Father Nc
Grath OF Buffalo, and the Rev. II. j. Story, the
pastor.-Cor. Boston Plot.
DIOCESE OF observation-disclosures the F1mber
DAYS of December, Right Rev. Bishop Henri,
of Milwaukee, assisted by Right Rev Bishop
Heiss of Lacrosse, Wis, conferred holy orders
ffty.six of the theological students attached
to the Seminary of ST. Francis, near Milwau-
kee, as follows: Minor orders, 16; subdea-
cons, Z; deacons, 20; priesthood, h.
DIOCESE OF DUBuQUE.-A correspondent o.
the Irish lmerican, writing from Davenport
Iowa, says:
Your able orator from New York Rev. Father
Hecker member of the Paulist Fathers, lectur
ed here the evening of the 22d ult., to n largt
audience. There expense spared in get
ting his services, by the Young Men 8 LlbTar!
observation-disclosures lecture Tor then
for the benefit of their purpose Father Heck
CT took as his subject Martin Luther" an'
the discourse was eloquent, impressive 1ull
theological principles, and continued lot on
hour and three quarters, after which he Ieft IN
platform amidst much applause, and great sat
isfaction to the audience, who dispersed, head
ed by the Silver Band, and proceeded to til
hall in which the fair was held, where man
articles were bought and "drawn." The Pre-
testants of Davenport literally ana IN NUMBER
attended the fair each evening.
DIOCESE OF Ordlindtions.-O
Thursday, December 81, 1863 Right Rev Bisi
on Shannon conferred the Sacred Order of sui
Deaconship the following students OF 3
Charles Seminary: Messrs. John W. Shanahal
John b. Kelly, Thos. }. Reilly, Edw I; tiel'
On Friday, January |, 1869, the Sacred Order
Deaconship conferred on: Rev Thos.
Mullin, Rev. John w. Shanahan, Rev Thos.
Reilly and Rev. Edward 7. Field On Satu
day, january g the Sacred Order OF p S
Francis Y. Schmidt, Thomas }. Reilly, Edwar
r. Field.
Right Rev. Bishop O'Hara preched on beha
of u Conference of St. Vincent de Paul in Phil
delphia last week, and n collection was mae
of $500.
Mount st. Joseph Chestnut Hilton the fea
of the Holy Innocents, six young ladies' ma
their solemn profession, and four others 10:
the veil in the above institution. Among t
protested were two of the Misses Colman, VII
together with another previously professe
make three sisters of this talented family w
now belong to the Congregation of Sisters
ST. Joseph" Congregation is a very approp
ate name to apply to the sisterhood Their ;d nu
Der being quite large, and new applications
sdmittance being made almost daily.-cafho
Standard.
DIOCESE OF DETRoTT.-A correspondent
A.. u,a,o., Catholic writing from Como