The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-14

Morning Star and Catholic Messenger.
HrW ORLEANS. sUNDAY. MAY "a 1871.
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p0wRsTIC CATHOLIC MT1IIi0EAcE.
slbituarv.-Louis John Innhausen, stu
dent of the Diocese of Natchez, IN minos
orders. died March IA, 1871, OF cboleI1r
oorbus, at the Seminary of the DiocesSC 20.
Aquino, in Italy. He was native % mn.
sual gent,eness Of manner, which ne . to
ployed with uuceasing zeal TO VIZ IN the
God. Among the German soldiers ~ tho
Papal service, among the ia1orers rs. "a he
9elds and the wagoee nn;t ~ To arouse them |
~ nacl;gent and to encourage them Ter,
rent < Jesuit confessor in Rome called |
him an anostle of the soldiers, on account
of the number shat no oreugnt eveIy We
to make their confession. Kememoer nun
IN vour prayers and in the Holy Sacrifice.
Conf,mat.ens. On Sunday. April 10,
frat communion was given to large mum
her of children and adults at the oc,ocS
Mass, in the Cathedral at CINCINNATI, which
vas celebrated. by the Most rev. ArS Snz
hishop Purcell At 81 M. there were lU|
confirmed in the Church of st. Joseph,
came Mace, As in the other churches a
we'll trained and interesting oano. Az
P.sM I'D young persons from the scnools Oh
the Sisters OF Nosre n ths sscraS Heart and
the boye Of the Cathedral school were con-
6rmad At4 p. N. there were 4L6 connrm-
"A St Xavier's On Wednesday morning,
Nay 3, the Archbishop gave first comm ~,
MON and confirmation to twenty OF Tue
bows at the Protectory, on Third street
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Lavimq a Corner stone-On Sunday: Suth
~ Amt the Most Row. Archbishop of New
York Laid with appropriate ceremonies tae
corner stone of church about 70 De erect
I'd at Fort Washington to the honor OF
Almighty God, under the invocation OF
St. Elizabeth. The Archbishop was assist
- in the ceremony by several of the Rev.
clergy of the city: Right Rev. VI. mar ".
inez, Bishop Of havana' Vas Ts,har si Heeker
preached. The ground for the erection OF
The church and parochial residence has
Heen donated by Messrs. james Gordon
Bennett and Joseph Fisher.-N. K. 1aotes'
Ded;cation.-On Thursday, April 9Th,
st. Joseph's new church (German?, siIua .e
i'm Baltimore county, eight miles on t I.e
Relair road. was solemply dedicated to the
Worship of God by the Rev. Father Van DC
Rraak. G. r., who had been com missoned
6y Most Rev. Archbishop Spaid,ng to per
form the ceremony, owing to Anui'po''''"D
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st. james Church.-On the anniversar!
of the festival Of St. James, May l, at tn,
O.. N. Mass. 1875 children of the parisl
.achools received their first communion. "A
3P. M. Pontifical Vespers were ceieorate'
by the Right Rev. Bishop beG Rer u Eatha
Doneherty and Rev. Fathers keenzen an
Wust. C.SS.R. The sacrament OF connrma
zion was administered after Sespers
Right. Rev. DIR. Becker to 21e persons
Rbom over thirty were converts.-Aosd'
4goufrmatson.-On the 1st inst, ats !
~ the Most, Rev. Archbishop visited tt
academy of Notre Dame, and administers
the sacrament of confirmation to s1tee
~youpg ladies in the beautiful cnapel a1Iac'
ed to the institution.-Io'd.
Religious Prctession-on sunday IN a; G NOR
ing, 30th ult., at the Convent OF the Slste
of Mercy. Sister M. Josephine made
F,el yows and received the black veil fro
the hands of Rev. Father McColgan, WI
celebrated mass aid preached uiscoul
appropriate to the solemn oecaslon.-Ao
At st. Peters Church, Lowell, Mass,
the 25th ult., between four and nve hu
s,dred young people received the sacram =,
of confirmation, Bishop Williams, OF 81
ton, performing the ceremony.
Very Rev. Ludwig Fink, Prior OF
Renedictine Convent at Atchison, HANS
has been appointed Coad1utor 10 ore n'e
ia the first member of the Benedictine or
On the United States who has been raise'
che Office of Bishop. He will be consecra
come time in May.
The Kingston, c. W.. British Wing
uounces the death, on Tuesday, 18Th
&c., of one of the most devoted Sisters of Cha
in the House of Providence, Sister
Frances Xavier. She was the NTH aat
ter of the late Mr.. j. Byrne, of Quebec
The Journal DIES Trois Rivieres annou
the death. at the age of thirty -thre
sister Rochelle, in religion Sister Mecti
du st. Sacrament, one of the fo9nd ,,
she establishment of the Sisters OF Ch
81 Thras Rivers. The deceased was
tive of the parish of Nicolet.
Don P1ATr ON GREELEY.-The folio'
from the Washington Capital, is first
specimen of " damning with faint pra
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