The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-10-29
leeruire Star and Catholic Messenger.
INV eRlrANs. SUNDAY. OCTOBER o. ls7
n. 1sT1c CATHOLIC u11LLloxxcE'

A,cun,ocrsE OF NEW YoRK.-Death Of
ia R~r CLHs. ODon0ksse, C.ES R.-The
= Raw. Charles O'Donohue,. Redemptorist,
departed this life on snndsy, oct. 10, a. a.
the Convent Of the kedeHP'of's's' !" A"'"
street, New York.
81. Petrs Church, Harerstraw, ": Y.
This new church was solemnly dedicated
~, The 18th inst, by the Most Rev. Arch
bishop McCloskey assisted BY large mum
er OF the Rev. clergy. The church ~, ~
splendid structure, and expressive OF III. sno
sion which is felt ~ the Parishioners'
The chuIch will seat twelve hundred per-
sons, and cost $50, 0oO.
DIOCESE OF PHILApELrHIA.-ihe LIZ
,he,an OLserrtr, contains the following an
1ouncement:
Conc to Rome-0ur readers are aware
that acme time ago, Rev. j. II. Wagner and
Prof. C. Fl. Buld, of Lancaster, "a, aPos,
fatized from the Germany Reformed
Church and vert over to Rome. Inc Mes
seuoer of last week, announces that KEYS.
John 8. Ermentrout, George D. Wolfe and
William Phillip hnve followed their ex-
AMPLE and mad, heir submission to the
Ro1nish Church. The latter had some time
previously left tia. Reformed and united
with the Epi.c": al Church; but having
been recently /. lev need by his Bishop, he
arnlied and VIZ received into the Church
of Rome.
ARCHDIoCEsE OF ST. LoUIs.-On Thurs
day, October 10th, two priests of the Jesuit
order c.,"tated, in ST. Louis, the hftieth
annivertni. Of their entering the religious
life. F, ''r Van Asschs. Of Florissant,
and FAIR, VeIIeyot, uf Cincinnati, have
been bl. r.. with health and longevity be-
yond IT,. arcustomed lot of men. and, on
Tuesda. t. large concourse Of their breth-
rem from III. different cities OF the union,
assen,bl. It. tie Saint Louis University,
H~os~ mi oaal
They Dad lived and wrought together
when ], .,.uns reared their wigwams ON the
suburbs: Il st. Louis; they now sit down
together IN their old age to receive the no.
mage Of their younger brethren and the
fluctuations Of q grateful order.
ARCHDIOCESE OF CINcINSATI.-On Tues.
day, 18th October, after patient waiting
had the satisfaction of placing the corner
stone Of q Catholic Church in Lebanon
The Archbishop confirmed 100 persons il
st. Patrick,s Church, BellefOntaine on tn
18th Of October.
DIOCESE OF NORTH CARoLINA.-Th
Wilmington Journal of tie 18TH inst, give
q fall and exact description of the Reli
gious reception of young lady at 81
Thomas' Church iu that city. The Journe
says:
One Of the most interesting ceremonit
g ever known in our city, took place on Sur
day afternoon, in st. Thomas Cathol
Church. 1t was the Reception of a youn
lady in the Order of the Sisters of Nero
and, as it was the first instance of the kin
ever known here, to which the public wei
admitted, the occasion excited an almO
universal interest. The ceremony was al
bounced to take at o'clock, yet half 9
hour previous to that time, the beautif
church was crowded to it's utmost capacit
L. - a. Al. L. Al
church and the gallery being filled, but
dense mass of people crowdipg the aisl
as far up even Us the ratings of the cha
-cel.n
We regret that we cannot give the 1
port in full, but are much pleased to 8
that Rt. Rev. Bishop Gibbous is receiv
assistance from the secular press, in t
great work lac has undertaken, of enligl
ening the people of North Carolina up
the truths and beauties of our holy Il
ligion.
ARCHDIOCESE OF BALTlMoEE-Religic
Profession.-At the Convent of Mercy, Pc
pleton street, Feast of Our Lady of Mere
September "a, Miss Alice Slattery, neice
the late Father Siattery, in Religion Sis
d. Francis de Sales, made the vows of
Order and received the black veil and rii
TIE following letter from the Bishop
Chicago to Archbishop Spalding we co
from the Mirror:
CHICAGO, October IL, 1871
NY Dear Archbishop-You already KIN
the calamity which has befallen us; {
cathedral, six churches. sylum, three CO
vents, Good Shepherd House. hospital, a
various schools have been reduced to ash
Six square miles in the Heart of the CT
with only one house on the north s.
standing. My own palace has it's front h
standing, my library was destroyed. 2
day we removed the remains of poor Bisl
Quarter from the rubbish of St. Mary's
Ono hundred thousand people w
thrown out of their homes, many perish
an the flames, or were saffocated by
smoke. We have lost our gas works a
water works. The Jesuits have taken
the orphans in their college. I have te
graphed to you, and begged you to te
graph to all the Bishops of the Uni
States, to give us a collection next Sund
or as early as possible. i thought if
.o,oolal onca fO the country uhila