The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-11-05
AsYaing Star and Catholic Messenger.
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ARCHDIOCESE OF NEW YoRK.-ChureA
Dedicatioms.-On Sunday 18th uls., tho Most
reverend clergy of the diocese, dedicated
to the service Of Almighty God, under the
invocation OF st. Peter, tho new church
lately erected at Haverstraw, Rockland
county ssv o. s ssodyey ssS S s 70 vs sss
service of Almighty God, under the invo-
cation of St. Lawrence O. Toole, the church
ediflce lately purchased et Brewsters, Put
nam county.
Confrmations.-The Most Rev. Arch
bishop administered the Sacrament Of Con-
firmation on Sunday, 22d nlt., in st. Peters
Church, Haverstrew to $50 persona I Pis Of
mont, and rs from the Mission Of Yer
planck's Point. On Tuesday, 18th ult., in
the Church of st. Augustine, at Sing Sing,
to l7s persons.
At Malone, New York, on Sunday, Oct.
18th, the congregation OF the Catholic
Church in that place had just left the
building when it was blown down by Sc
we're gale.
The collections made in fifteen New
York Catholic Churches >aid of the Chi
cago sufferers aggregate $4,000.
AncHp1ocEsE OF cINcINNATI.-On the
ood nit. the elegant new Church of st.
Clement. Mt st. Bernardo. four miles from
Cincinnati, was dedicated by Archbishop
Purcell. 10000 persons assisted at the
ceremony.
The Neu Church at Cairo.-Sunday, 22d
ult. the cornerstone of the new church,
now in course of erection in Cairo was
laid. There are now in the city two
churches, an Academy, under the charge OF
the Sisters Of Loretto, and an hospital con-
Quoted by the Sisters of the Holy Cross
The new church will be occupied for reli-
ted will be comparatively free Of debt.
DIOCESE OF PHILADELpH1A.--Dcath Of a
Priest.-Rev. Peter NJ. Carbon, for many
wears pastor Of the Church Of the Most
Holy Trinity, Philadelphia, departed this
life on the 10th ult. Father Carbon was a
native of Alsace and was in the fftieth year
of his age.
Death ofa Relig;ous.-Sister Mary Bene-
dicta of the Third Order of st. Francis died
at st. Mary's hospital, Philadelphia, during
the latter part Of October Mt the age of
thirty years.
A Religious Reception took place in the
Convent Of the Good Shepherd on The 18th.
Sister Mary of st. Eaphrasia received the
habit of the order and entered her noviti-
ate. Sister Mary Of st. Aloysius and Sis.
made their solemn professions.
ARCHDIOCESE OF BALrrMoRE.-DeaM of
a Sister of Charity.-Sister Gabriel Nc
Carthyl, formerly OF Richmond, Va, but
for the past eight years one of the Sitter
hood of st. Vincent's Orphan Asylum, in
Washington, died in that institution on
the 26th ult.
To the 2sth ult, the collections in. the
various Catholic Cburchesin the diocese,
for the Chicago sufferers amounted to
s767s 90. Many churches have not yet
been heard from.
DIOCESE OF Observation-Disclosures
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Oct. 18th,
18th and l4th, in st. Mary's Church, Mon
roe, Michigan, Right Rev. Bishop Borgess.,
DID, assisted by Rev. Messrs. Joos. Macs,
Schmittdiel, Van Lauwe, Sneaker, Van
dyke, Auclaux, Ricord, Pierney, and sew
everal other clergymen, ordained to the
HOLY Orders of sub-DeacOn, Deacon and
Priest, Messrs. McInnis and Slattery. On
Sunday the 18th, the two young priests
said their frat Mass in the church above
mentioned. The blessing of the new chapel
attached to St. Mary's Academy took place
immediately after the ordinatioaiso on FRI
day. The ceremony was performed by
His Lordship, Bishop Borgess., assisted by
the clergy men named above.
DIOCESE OF GALvEsToN.-We are inform
ed that funds enough have been raised to
purchase the lumber for the Catholic
Church which is soon to be erected in this
town, and Father Antoine is making ar
raug.mcnts to have 1t constructed at once
Like the other churches that have been
built, it will add to the Interests of the
town, u This will give us in all, eight
churches in Bryan.-Brdsos Eagle, Oct Is.
At jefferson City the arrival of Bishop
Dubois, of Galveston, Catholic Bishop of
the diocese of Texas, was the occasion of
an interesting ceremony at the Catholic