The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-07-16
1IscKILANEoUs IRISH NEWS.


11scE1LANHoUs IRISH NEWS.
THE JUBILEE OF THE HOLY FATHER-DIo-
CEsE OF DUBLIN.
The solemn functions which Sunday, the
7 9Th nit. brought to a close in the Cathe-
dral the devotions of the Iridium, cele-
brated in thanksgiving for the twenty fifth
anniversary of our Most Holy Fathers eie-
walton to the Pontifcate, have not been
surpassed in impressiveness by anything
done in any other part of the Church In
honor Of the event. The appearance Of the
sacred edifice in it's bright and festive deco,
rations betokened the feelings OF JOY ana
gratitude which overpowered the hearts OF
the numerous and devout multitudes VINO
to the Divine Founder of the Church for
the favor vouchsafed to His Vicegerent on
earth-a favor not given to any other OF st.
Peters successors. The high altar was
tastefully ornamented, and in the sanctu-
ary suitable arrangements were maoe 1or
the Most Rev. Prelates who took part IN
the sacred functions. At the appointed
time the students of the Diocesan College,
Clonliffe, proceeding two by two, advanced
up the nave of the church, and were FOL
lowed by the Most Rev. DR.. Conroys Bishop
of Ardagh, and the Most Rev. DIR. Wheiar,
Bishop Of Bombay, accompanied by their
respective chaplains. Rev. Dr. Devereux
and Rev. P. O'Nein. Behind the archi-
episcopal cross came the members OF the
chapter of the diocese, amongst whom we
Monsignor Meagher, Monsignor McCabe,
Monsignor Woodlock, Canon Rooney, Can
on Pore, Canon Kennedy, Canon Brock,
and Canon Murphy. His Eminence the
Cardinal Archbishop, preceded by the sa-
cred ministers, Rev. NJ. Butterheld, SUB,
Monsicnor Moran, assistant priest, had also
two canons assistant deacons at either side
as he advanced to the altar to celebrate.
The whole procession, as it moved through
the vast and most respectable congrega-
ton, could not fail to impress on them
ton. A new and most pleasing feature In
the solemn function was the style Of Its
. sacred music, and the manner IN which II
, was sung. The students and the priests
: who Joined with them, dispensing with the
accompaniment of instrumental music, SAM
a Casciolini's Mass with voices admirably
trained and with the richest and fulies
, swell of harmony. When the Mass Wa
r ended the Most Rev. DR.. Conroy preached
4 After the sermon his Eminence lntoned TN
: l" TIE Deum," which was taken up by Il!
= students in strains that filled with de! 3
4 all who heard them. 1t has often been on
V pleasing duty to inform our reader OF til
: MANY imposing functions which edify $
= FREQ uently the Catholics of this city, bu
l. the function celebrated in thanksgiving fo
"a the Jubilee of Plus IN. had, it seems to III
i. something special, like the occasion itsel
to deepen the tone of gladness and graf
=, tude that stirred the hearts of his spiritu'
&c children in Dublin. An address, express
or ing congratulation and thankfulpess TIT
" our Holy Father has reached so auspiclou
4, ly the days of Peter, was adopted In IL
~ nresby terry by the members of the chapt
- present, and the Cardinal was respectful
III requested to have it laid at the feet of h
- Holiness. Similar accounts come from
ia, parts of Ireland. In many towns, III
ns dition to the ecclesiastical functions, the
,st were Examinations and displays OF nj
,er works. This was the case in Ihurl'
NJ Moate, Clonmel and Limerick. In
Fur County Tipperary and those bordering
it all the hills were lit up by bontires.
ho most of the churches in Limerick The
- were solemn services and general Comm
ASH MONS. A grand "Ie Deum- was sung
.sp the Redemptorist Church by the Bisl
GO, and clergy who are with him in retrei
10 in the Jesuit Church of the Sacred Hear
Cd High Mass and sermon, with great G.
adj course of people in the Dominican Chu
aIv Grand High Mass in the morning,
eny general Communion; in the afternoon,
. o. the same church, after the Rosary, an
har propriate discourse was delivered by
30 Rev. Father Foran. During the Exposit
Re- y of the Blessed Sacrament lie Deu
80 was sung, and after the Benedictlon I'll
lie were prayers in English for the POPE
vas which all heartily joined.
ish- DEDICATION OF THE NEW CHURCH AT
ern RiRoE.
Two years have scarcely elapsed S
the erection of this church was CONNER
this under circumstances noticed in our re
, ex- of the occurrences as investing the un
and taking with an interest stlkine anu 81
lions lar, even IN o land distinguished aihon
duty nations by the pTactlcal aTeoF anu ~
= are we'll remember as they must have adm
that the noble and edifying spectacle prese
is a by congregation, nu.rolo; n ~