The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-09-03
Issrnlng Star and Catholic Messenger.
NuW oRxEAMs, SUNDAY. sERTENBER 3. ls7l'


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20. sf s. tSs s Right Rev: Sis6cP Losshlis., L
wsi tn Hrst tims ~ e alsass \ e
this sasrnment ~ taSxaep q, an S.ag'.
by the Rev, Father. ..yAaSids rs z in :
thriving cepditi0e,a tkslpeos, Who form its
congregation, being aesleted hno6sy " shS
neiekboripg e6nreISss.s 1txs dAcofst iors 'sIs
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plicity, however, u charming. 1ie
DIocEsE OF PHILADELPHIA-Rsst gsoMs
Prcfesd0n,-- On the l6th Of August 1o9r-
teen novices OF the Third Order OF 81.
Francis made their solemn pYofesalon IN
this Church. Rev: A. N. Gr1ndoer. o:s sis:
Cd sy Reeve IssslY Fsss sss Dspnsnn. The follow
ing are the names Of the novices who made
their vows on this occasion Sister Mary
Paciica, (Justina .Simon) Of Baltimore
Sister Mary Chrysostoma Mary Backe), Of
New York N T.; Sister ! May ApoisG sts:
Ms a,n Macs.ia, tEiis.Setk Hsremsnl. Baia-
more; Sister Mary Antonio, Julia pehce),
Ashland. Pa; sister Mary Catharine.
MARY Behm), Baltimore Sister Mary Jo-
ham, iMadg. Hirt); Wilkesbarre, Pa. /;
Sitter Mary H.1S %e9en
dria, (Cunigunda Baier). Baltimore, Md: !;
Sister Mary ,Dorotheas iLisze, Meier, Bal
timore: Sister Mary Ambrosia, (Anpie
Minterl, Philadelphia, Pas Sister Mary
Lucy, MARY A. White), Baltimore, MD. /;
Sister Mary Regina M.sy m1as Ra ASise
(Clara Friede). Baltimore, Nd.
ARCHDIOCESE OF Observation-Disclosures
Sunday. the Goth, the Archbishop, for the
first time, officially visited this rising VII
lape. fifteen miles from Cincinnati. IL mas
hitherto been visited from st. slncen.e'
Sedamsville. On this occasion the canai-
from sedamsville, united with those Of
Cleves in the reception of the strengthening
Sacrament, to the number OF sixty.
D1ocEsn OF VANcoUvER's IsIAND:-Ap-
pointment-Rev.Ch Charles Seghers, of st. An:
drew's Cathedral, Victoria, was appointed
administrator of the Diocese OF Varcouvers
Island, by Bishop Demers, q short time pc
fore his death. We are sorry to learn that
Father seghers is very IN, but hope that he
will soou be able to attend to the duties
imposed upon him, - Portland Cothohc
Sentinel. - y'-7 % efr
Lou1sv1ILE.-Al correspondent, writing
from Loretto Convent, under date OF Aug.
10Th, to the LouisviHe Catnos'e Aav0e e.n,
The 18th Of August the Sisters finished
+he;r ANIMAL retreat. On that day seven
Young ladies or postulants, having spent
two months among the novices, begged for
admission into the noviciate their Peti.
ton being granted they t6ox eae naoiS Oh
having been on trial for two years, made
their frst VOWS aud entered upon the Sec
ond term of probation, which Is three
years. They took the habit OF PROGRESSED
sisters, and were admitted to all the spirit
IS ha community On the
same day also, FIVE sisters made their final
IOWA. or vows for life. No sister is admit
ted to- these vows before Ave years of pro-
batiop, two of which are spent in the no.
violate, and three among professed sisters,
OF those who have maze sne er i inss ~ ths
community and religion, and no one can
il;anense from them except the bishop OF
the diocese of Louisville, and only then
when there is good reasen for doing so.
Died-On the 18th Of August, at the con-
vent of Loretto, KY, Sister Regina, after a
long and painful sickness, which she bore
With true Christian patience. Sister Re-
Gina was an orphan six years old when She
first came to the convent; she was taken In
and raised by the Sisters; afterwards she
was baptized and Joined the Lorett0 oocse-
ty, of which she was most useful mem
Der. Sister Regina wac sixty years OF age
when Abe died, and forty five years q re-
ligious of the Loretto Society. G..-
CANApA.-IRe Jesuit Cathedral Of Mon
trsaI.-Of all the churches In Montreal thu
new church of the Jesuits, commonly calico
the Jesuit Cathedral, is the most gorgeou
in appearance and elaborate in decorations
Its great walls are literally covered will
the most beautiful frescoes, representing
innumerable scenes in the lives OF tn
Saviour and the Apostles. high up In tn
yery top Of the dome, surprisingly beauti
full the softness and perspective in the dis
tance, is life like picture Of the Child i
the manger. Thus are the walls mad
beautiful aad impressive, while in shar
and striking contrast the pews and floor
are severe in their plainness and simplicit,
toned seats, and fashion finds here
chance for display. 1t lie great building
and IL ia always open. There may be time
when it's audience room ia filed with pet
ME. At mass and other great religio,
festivities we suppose it is. But Il
stranoer ia not apt to see it on such occ
Nc usually goes in, as we did, on