The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-01-31
DOMESTIC CATHOLIC MTELI1aENcE.

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DOMESTIC CATHOLIC INTELLIGENCE.
,,crar or Observation-Disclosures The
Sacrament of Confirmation was admin1SteCeu
Sunday last, the 18th inst. in st. patrlcke C1-l
thedral, by the Right Rev. :. :: saa.r TO-
nlace at nine o'clock in the morning. anu vas
witnessed by an immense concourse OF persons
The candidates for Confrmatlon na a1te
among whom were !" A'""t ~
STANDARD. ~
D,ocEsE OF PoRTI.AND.-The Rev. James Dur
new who has for year or more hlied 80 acoePs-
ably and with such fav 4s os;t;on Of pastor
of the Catholic Church in this town, on sun
day last preached his farewell sermon, and ye- |
row sgv' Of his Practitioners. Father Durney has
won, by his amiable ways. hearty indorsement
and willing aid in every good cause, the resPecs
= matter Of general regret. He win, leaving
here, accept the passionate OF the Cathonc
Church at Bangor.
DIOCESE OF LACRossE-A correspondents OF
the Boston Pilot, writing from Monroe, Wiscon-
sin, says:
The Catholic Church here cost $1,000 has
been and nj shows how
"a, off thew are There is room now for some
thirty families here, in o Catholic settlement.
Let them come.
DIOCESE OF SANTA FE-We find the follow
ing in the Cincinnati Telegraph of the Goth inst:
Father Rafael Bianchi, s. j., one OF the 1tal-
Mora ON the 2sth Of October last. He came to
This place in company with Father Gaspari, to
preach q mission in this important parish Ihey
opened the mission on the 9Th OF October, ana
on the Doth of the same month he was taken
with pleurisy, from which sickness he died. he
was well known already in the diocese for his
atoms before in our diocese. He was really 9
man of God, and in his death we have suffered
q great loss. AS proof OF the fruit OF ns Hast
mission, they had over 1900 communicating.
>. Father Rafael Bianchi1 was SS years old, and
he had been seventeen years in the Society OF
the Jesuits. Fa:
passed some resolutions expressing their regrets
for the death of this good and exemplary priest.
JOHN B. LAMY, Bishop of Santa Fe.
DIOCESE OF GREEN Misunderstanding Catholic
lServices.-The Green Bay (Wis.) Gazette reports
very interesting services there in December
last, in conmemoration of the two hundredth
anniversary of the arrival of the first Catholic
missionary there in 1868. The French, German
ted, and the priests of the Bay Settlement, Ma
as ai the Chaplain Of the Church Of Notre
Dame, of Milwaukee, who preached an inter
esting discourse in German in the afternoon
and Father Mazeau, of oconto in frsnsh IN Inc
lie Church there was made in 1912. A chapel
was opened in La Pointe in 1860, and Father
Claude AllOneZ came TO Green bay III tHe 1aA VI
1868, defeating o little bark chapel Decem
ber 3.
DIOCESE OF PrTrsBURG-Death Of Te7y Her
John Stiebel-Very Rev, John Stiebel, Vica1
General of this diocese, and pastor of St Mary.
Church, Allegheny, died alta quarter to O'Clock
on the afternoon of the 18th inst.
On the morning of Saturday, the 10Th inst
at the end Of the Office for the Dead, the Rlgh1
of Requiem. At the close of the Mass the Rlgh
Rev Bishop addressed the assembly in English
glowing tr1buts and an one more ss
paid to Father Stiebers merits. In losing hi
loved assistants he lost not only one of the mos
and devoted friend At times the Bishops feel
inus oyerpowered him, at the extent of his los
forced itself fully upon him.-cdtholic
The Rev. N. Mignault, in letter to the Catho
Tic, dated Titusville, January 16, says:
NY poor st. Budgets, Mother House, Now
ciate and schools are in ruins! The buildin
bly, improved last fall, and the last cent paid O
it the day before the. sad calamity. This sa
catastrophe throws the whole community, OF
phans, ETC., into the street. ,.i -.s!.'s
DIOCESE OF CHARLEsroN.--On Jan. 18th tn
cornerstone of the new Catholic church, o
Sullivan's Island, was laid, under the most flat
tering auspices. The ceremony was performe
u by the Very Rev. DR.. Birmingham, Vicar Ger
r-eral of the diocese, assisted by Rev. Father
Quigley and Moore, of this city. The process
sion was beautiful in its simplicity, the work
men, in their working attire, joining in, an
the usual manuscripts were deposited. Th
church is called after the Blessed Virgin, Stet!
1faris-:'star OF tine Seas" it will be a Goth
structure, from design of J: II. Devereau'
architect, of this city, and will be thirty-fv
by sixty feet in Dimensions. 1t will be SUI
mounted by a spire lilo feet in height. w
trust to be able, at NO distant day, to chfonicl
its completion and Observation-Disclosures.
Bsrm;ng of a MosAst~y.-From the Chilto
Times we learn the parti culars of the burnin
Of the Brothers Convent near Calvary Station
in Ahn tow of MarnhHald Fond din cOnnf