The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-20
DOMESTIC CATHOLIC INTELLIGENCE.

Died in Bellaire, Ohio, on Thursday
morning, November Sd, Rev. p. j. DAILY,
pastor Of st. Johns Church in that place.
He was ordained by Archbishop Purcell on
the 18th of March, 1866, and was nrst sta
toned as assistant priest In Newark.
Thence he was removed to Bellaire, Less
than two years ago. For q long time bis
health had been very delicate, ana he
finally Welded. at the age of thirty -four, to
the influence of consumption; he died Tor
titled by the Sacramento OF the Church.
Ne,o Catholic Church at st. Bernard.-The
ceremony of formally laying the corner
stone of the new Catholic Church OF st.
Bernard occurred at three o'clock, z. M, on
| the 9TH. in the presence of several thou
sand people, by Archbishop Purcell.
Dedication of the Ne,O Catholic Church at
| A Hentopn, PG.-On Sunday, 9th inst, Mass
| was celebr ated in it for the first time, and
| it was solamnly dedicated to Almighty God
nv RI. Rev. ]. F. Wood; D. D., Bishop of
the diocese.
! The Rochester Cathedral.-The Cathedral
of Rochester. New York, of which the Rt.
| Rev. DIR. McQuaid is the first Bishop, was
dedicated on Sunday last, November 9th.
| The Most Rev. DR.. McCloskey, Archb'ahop
1 AZ New York, performed the dedicatory Of
ace. The Very Rev. Isaac T. Heckcr
preached the sermon.
| st. Auqustiss's, Byooklyn.-This church,
u Rev. Mr.. Rhatigsn pastor, is to be built in
q proper manner beginning with an
edifice intended as a school-house when
the more imposing edi6ce shall be COM
pleted. The cornerstone was blessed oy
} the Very Rev. DR.. Turner, v. G., of Brook
Iva. The grafton was given by the elo-
nuent and distin guished Father Wayrich,
Superior of the Redemptorist Church OF st.
Alphonsus, New York. There was fine
display Of Catholic societies s on the oeSa
, dedicated another church in Brooklyn, es-
. pecially intended for the Germans. 1t was
: the Church of the Annunciation, in the
Eastern District-formerly known AS Will
: liamsburg. Father Niederhauser, of New
. ark Diocese, preached the sermon; Severa
of the clergy were present.-FTsenson!
e Journal.
! Reception.-The st. Louis Dispatch gives
k the following notice of recent reception
s at the Convent of Mercy:
Miss Louise Barbaroux, of Louisville
q Kentucky, youngest daughter OF JosePL
g of that city, assumed the black veil yes
u terday, at the Convent Of Mercy, OF
=. Twenty third and Morgan streets. He
. sister ia also member of the same Order
- Very Rev. Father Ryan, V. g., received
" her profession, assisted by Rev. Father
p VIM. H. Brantner and Welby. The ser
mon was preached by Father Garesche
= The ceremonies incidental to an occasion
u like this are of the most impressive char
20 acter and were conducted in the mos
solemn manner. Miss Barbaroux will
If henceforth be known in religion a, Siste
If Mary Joseph.
- Another at the Visitation Convent
,f thus referred to by the RepublicGn OF tn
d Same city:
# The secluded chapel of the Convent c
y the Visitation, on Cass avenue, was crowd
= ed with an audience of ladies and gentle
q men Yesterday afternoon, the occasion
d being the reception of nun. We hav
1t more than once before given some accom-
t. of similar ceremonies at this religious il
% stitution. but rarely has tho event in cor
l. yentiopal life indicated been surrouDde
n with more impressive interest to specta
/, tors than Yesterday. The grounds in fror
lie ofthe beautiful con vertbuilding do not loo
IN "a attractive now as in spring or summe
of But even the faded sward and fallin
l. leaves that nestled along the gravele
walks, in q certain way assisted the lnh'
An epce of the scene witnessed in the chape
le Passing from the outside, evidenced of I'll
r. bleak autumnal season, the quiet radian
e. from the lighted altar, the sacred serehl'
X, of the convent, and the sweet soieh
1T music acquired additional impressiv
ed ness The lady who was reGeiV
he was Miss Mary MCGEE, formerly oil Fn ~.
tty delphia, now known in religion as Sls'
zen Mary Eusebia Francis. She resided AT
I'm convent, in connection with the acaoeh
no for four or five years, and has two aui
ON professed nups of the order of the ISL
ny ton. r.
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