The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-09-10
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| VEcARrArE-APosro11c OF Nop-u %.
~ No. o.. correspondent of the PhiisdeI.
gais SsGndnrd, writing frem FayettavjlIs' n
n r. 1II9r GATE OF August 23d, says NThe
H.; hes.. yohn Hands was installed this morn
lpassoFshiR Of st. Patrick's Church, in this
Levi sswn. The great joy enkindled in Che
| neafts OF the Catholics here by the al vene
y. 30 excellent pastor as Father Haniis
". uTttec % imagined than described. e.
r pesrs e,nce they have been for several
Soa "iGhout resident pastor. Tbcy
n nHve nos, however, been deprived Of the
consultations Of their holy religion. HAVING
ceen, from time to time, visited from otheSS
I Psr.s OF the State: Bishop England, In
ense n ths mas N ;,. elsctriaed hi. audi
t pa.Snlng eioqIence. Here, too, Catholic
tIotn was ,snb!imely proclaimed by the Giis.
anguished Bishops CLANCY, REYNOLDS and
h Lynch y: Many gifted priests were stationed
wh ,o ~ a'Herens periodic Of time, among
mem mem oinnce the Rev. j. p. dunno. Tho
latter resided here about Eve years md h;s
memory 10 embalmed in the hearts Of all
w. knew HIM. Our present Bishop, the
ah;,;s H.. james Gibbons, by his superior
won won the admiration of both Catholics and
+ !totestants, and 10y his piety, urbanity and
kindness endenred himself to ali. In the
evening, Bishop Gibbons delivered one of
~ Sne n'ose aple aGd interesting diseourses we
nave ma ever had the pleasure of listening tn
m !, AUDIENCE was composed .,,rincinaIIy nr
fF"testants. and We feel satisfied tbeI, f;,,Ir
appreciated and enjoyed ti,, inteiiac.n.y
,ea1. lne subject was the Gcumenicai
t Io' ,n OK the Vatican. He pointed out
tne lying reports with regard to the nro.
ceeedings of tue Council, published in the
English and American papers, and incideno
tally explained the Catholic dogma of Pa-
pa. lnfaiiioility. We would be delighted
LU pen rev more lines upon this discourse.
space forbids. We will, therefor c,osa 4
ms hurriedly written communication hv
laying, we are proud of our B,shon AMI
Justly consider him an ornament r., the
good old State. :" s"o
DiocEsE OF PHILADELPHIA.-The Church
=, ire ne Immaculate Conception.-The work
IN the new church of the Immeculate Con-
'eption, now building ut Front and Canal
'treets' ID going ON rapidly under the di-
lection Of the architect, Edward +. Dnran1
me orick work is progressing so that the
Walls Will he ready for the rafters in less
erected in the Romanesaue style. pressed
oricS, With brown sandstone dressing. aud
aas frontage on Canal street of Ga feet
oy loo feet in depth on Front street. with
over ana Bpfre Ia rear 100 feet in height
The interior ceiling will be vaulted as feet
''gh, the side compartments encircIed with
panels, while the centre portion viii be
decorated with Scripturai historical sub
ects. The moulded ribs will spring from
'orbels on the walls. 1t is the intention TO
tart the pastoral residence adjoining the
church, which will furnish the proDerty
with church, residence, aud school-house
IN this one lot, a proof of the energy dis
played by the Pastor, Rev. Michael Fiiau.
Standard.
Religious Reception and Profession at
CAesta~t HM.-0n Friday 25th nft, at the
beautiful, and we may say inspiring CON
rent of Mt. st. Joseph, at Chestnut Hill,
he following ladies received the habit OF
he Order of the Sisters OF ST. Joseph;
Miss E. Nolan, in religion Sister BERTHA
Miss Winfield Morris-Sister NJ. Thomas
Miss Mary Rigney-Sister Hilda and the
following ladies were professed: Sister
Bonaventure, Sister Romano, Sister Cor
sentia.
Taking the Veil.-At st. Leonard's
House, on Saturday morning 9Th ult.,
Very Rev. c. j. Fl. Carter, v. G., assisted
by ReVs. A. j. Gallagher and NJ. p.
O'Brien, received into the Society of tho
Holy Child, Miss Mary Murray, in religion
Sister Realino, and Miss Bridget Quinn, in
rel Siatar Scholaatica