The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-08-08
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DIOCESE OF PHmADELPHIA.-Tae Fcstiraf of
st. TiRcent do Paut.--Last Sunday, being the
one within the octave of the Festival Of ST.
Vincent de Paul, it was celebrated with much
soiemnity in the Church of st. Vincent de Paul
at Germantown, which was filed by an unu-
sualfy large congregation. During the Mass,
the Right Rev. Bishop elevated to the dignity
of the priesthood, Rev. Michael Richardson, g.
NJ, and Rev. Patrick Dunfey, G. NJ. and at the
conclusion Of the Holy Sacrifice, he announced
that in consequence of the length of the cere-
monies and the oppressive heat of the weather
the panegyric would not he pronounced until
the Vesper service, at ~ o'clock inthe evening
In the evening another large congregation was
assembled at the Vesper service, held in ac-
cordance with the announcement above re-
ferred to, when the panegyric of st. Vincent
de Paul was eloquently delivered by Right Rev.
Bishop Ryan, which, with the imposing cere-
monies of the morning, formed fitting and
edifying ce1ebrationof tho festival.
Diocese OF HARRISBURG. - Centyalia. The
cornerstone of the new church of st. Ignatius
Rev. D: L MeDermett, pastor, was laid by
July IL, in presence of large assemblage.
DIOCESE OF hACRossE.-A correspondent of
the FeeRdn,a Journal, writing from Prairie tiu
Chien, July ts, says: The Jesuit Fathers
They conamenced with the Germans and French,
and up to Monday last over f000 approached
the Holy Communion. The Rev. Father Lux
and that numbers heretofore entirely separated
fosA the Church, and, Of course, unknown as
Catholics, came forward, receiving the sacra-
nsents OF Penance and the Holy Eucharist, and
On Monday Father Damon Of Chicago and
Father Garesche, Vf MilwaNkie, arrived 10
open the mission for the English speaking por-
ton of the congregation, and, far, the charch
is as crowded as It was by the Germans and
French, and proasises TO be equally productive
of good, as the cAurch has been, SO far, crowded
from early knoEa6ng till early candle-Aipht Sy
ali classes, RIGA and poor alike.
DIOCESE OF AIBANY,-Dedicatio ef ST. Mays
Catholic Ckheoh, 4nestSsdaa, ". Y.--The cere-
nit, Oh the occasion of the dedioation of the
new charcA edifce of the Catholics, in this
village, wild long be remembered. Tke sermon
was delivered by 'tlfs Rev. VIM. Quinn, of New
YORK, ana was O. beautiful and chwEte discourse,
On the unity of the church.
DIOCESE OF BRooKLYN.-A otshoEc Colevs
en- BrooRlyn.-0n Sunday, S4th suIt., the Right
Rev. Br. Ioughkn, Bishop of Brooklyn. laid
the cornerstone of the new College, of the La
zerist Fathers, IN Willoughhy avenue, Brock
and many Of 'she clergy of Brooklyn took part.
A discourse wss delivered by the Rev. DE- nc
Gtynn, Of St Stephens Church, N. Y.
DIOCESE 'esE BALTI9e0FsE-A corresvsz-aent
of the Balti9sore Mirv@T, writing FROM Mount
st. Marys College, Eausitssburg, July 20, says
nounoe the death Of IRE Rev. HoaauAtus *.
!Xaupi, which occurreddn the foreaosR of SUN
day, the 18th, at tho Mount Hope Retreat
where tho Kew. geebhenan had been staying
for some time past, through feelSeness OF
health, axder the cnFe of the coed Sisters,0s
that 'Institation, and whence his cnortal re-
mains were conveyed, on Tuesday 9Ast byrshe
Rev.J. Closkey. end consigned re their LAST
restingtplace in 6As /Mountain CeueteFy sshe
born IN France in gzS6, and was, osuaseo ne,fs Y.
at the Etime of azs death aA.szEt sSahty.ths-se
years of age.