The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-08-06
hssrning Star and Catholic Messenger.
KEW ORLEANS. SUNDAY, AUG UsT 0. 1871.
DOMESTIC CATHOLIC NTxLLIGENCK'


D0HEsTIC CATHOLIC MTkLLIGENCR'
DIOCESE OF Lou1svILLE.--Everywh
we see a new impulse in the Church Q
Kentucky. Soon she will be- If not ahead an .s
North. The church in Butchertown la
been greatly enlarged, and a new house 70
the pastor built. This speaks we'll for til
= pastor and his people. Rev. Father Cogh
land is building a new church, which will
Davies county. The House Of the Coco
Shepherd on Gath and Bond streets, is fairly
under way. The Sisters have selected the
first Sunday of August for the solemn
blessing of the corner stone.-CathOlic Id
a,ocafe.
ARCHDIOCESE OF New YoRK.-On Tues
day morning, the 18th July, at o'clock,
Rev. Thomas F. Lynch, of New York,
Late a student of the Diocesan Seminary at
Troy, received ordination at tho hands Of
the Most Rev. Archbishop. Father Lynch
il an alumnus of Manhattan College in
1866, and it is not little remarkable that
out Of six graduates Of that year, he makes
the fourth whom the Lord has called to
labor in this vineyard. The three who
have preceded him are the Rev. John p.
McClancy, Of St. Joseph's. the Rev. John
Kean, of st. Patrick's, in this city, and
Rev. Michael j. Murphy, of st. Peters,
Brooklyn. /.
DIOCESE OF PHILADELPHIA.--Reu r. x.
.Di Maria. s. J.-Rev. Francis Xavier Di
Maria died at st. Joseph's Hospital, in this
city, on Monday, July gath. In the death
of this good priest the Society of Jesus has
lost another Of it's most learned theologians.
This profound scholar and much beloved
clergyman was born at Caserta, near Ma
pies, on the 18th of May, 1903, and was,
therefore, ut the time of his death in the
preparatory studies at the College of the
Gesu, an Naples, and completed his course
at the Roman College, in Rome. In No
yember. 1925, he entered the Society of
Jesus. and was ordained priest on the 18th
December, 1887, with the late Rev. Leonard
Liberation, by the Cardinal Archbishop of
Naples. Father Di Maria came to this
country in 164l, and entered at once upon
the discharge of his ecclesiastical duties in
the Province of Missouri. Possessed of
extraordinary talents and endowed with
ledge, his services were invaluable as a
Professor of Philosophy and Dogmatic
Theology, both in st. Louis, Mo-, and at
Bardstown, Ky. Among his pupils may
be mentioned Rev. Fathers Smar.us and
Damen and Very Rev. Father Keller, the
land. Father Di Maria labored for twenty
years in the West, when, in 1861, he was
transferred at his own request to Mary land,
but here his health failed, and he was sent
to St. Joseph's Church, in this city, gaining
knew him. About two years ago Father
Di Maria went to Conowago, in Adams
county, Pa, and in January last he return
ed to Philadelphia for short visit, but his
health being thoroughly impaired, he re-
NAMED in st. Joseph's until about ten days
since, when becoming rapidly worse, he
was removed to the hospital, where he
died, as above stated.-Cotholic Standard.
Religious Reccption.-On the 4th of July
3 reception took place at st. Alphonsus
Church, when twelve Postulants received
from the Rev. A. M. Grundner, O.S.B.V.M.,
assisted by Rev. H. Depm"nn, as deacon,
and Rev. j. j. Albert, subdeacon. There
were also present Rev. Peter F. Frischbier,
C.SS.R., and Rev. F. l.. Neufeld, of Lam
caster. The following is list of the Pos
in religion Sister Mary Barbara; Miss
Frances Maier, Philadelphia, in religion
Sister Mary Cunegunda; Miss Susan He
gericb, Lancaster, in religion Sister Mary
Gertrude; Miss Ellis. Schleret, Lancaster,
in religion Sister Mary Vincent; Miss Annie
Mary Isidora; Miss Emma Baier, New
York, in religion Sister Mary Ursula; Miss
Gertrude Tondorf, New York, in religion
Sister Mary Alexia; Miss Ellis. Franz, Bal
timore, in religion Sister Laurentia; Miss
Mary Bauer, Elizabethtown, N. j., in reli
gion Sister Paschalina; Miss Mary Brink,
Baltimore, in religion Sister Eulalia Miss
Philomena Tonner, Pittsburg, in religion
Sister Christina; Miss Mary EIsesser, York,
Pa, in religion Sister Helena.-Ibid.
ARCHDIOCESE OF CINc1NNAr1.-St. Mi
chaels congregation has provided four
bells for their recently frescoed and now
beautiful church. These bells were con-
secrated Sunday, p. NJ, after Solemn Pom
tifical Vespers. AT st. james Church,
Mount Airy, forty-two persons, two of
whom were converts, were confirmed on
the 23d of July.-Iele9raph.
REMARKABLE CorNCIDENCE.-At the
Pope's jubilee lately held in this city, the
Hon. Nj. p. O'ConDor, in closing his ad-
dress said owe will treasure the recol-