The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-29

Cathoas6 Church. diod yesterd.x Ssor~;rr
II g tn9pAroehial residence after = lin rerins
linz he had been for many years, e.
HeIed e 81 Angustine's Church, end was
was gentleman Of many exceiIent ouali-
Scss both OF head aud heart, and lie was
neid ~ high esteem by all who knew him.
eas19t Casnoiic or Protestant. Father Crane
~ ~ porn IN county Wexford, ireland, ON
; snc alst 9f August, 1881, and was accord
his deccase. He commenced his nreIimi.
| nary ecclesiastical studies In Irclsssd. and.
coming TO this country in l649. he entered
UNA NOVA College, and was ordained to
fne priesthood BY Bishop Neuman ia 1sS5.
az. ne vas located at the college fOr acme time.
St. Augustine's Church, Lansingburo. New
York. Ia 1861 he was appointed 6y the
provincial Of the Augustinian Order to 81.
Augustines Church, in this city, and he
remained there until his decease. Ha
mas mas had charge of the Church of s..
OF Rev. Michael F. Gallagher, o. s. A.. and
was ono of five brothers in the Catholic
priesthood. Two of these. Rev. Peter
Crane, Q. s. A., and Rev. Nicholas Crane.
-, -: ID. l., are Mt st. Augustines Church.
Inc other two are Rev. Martin Crane, o. 8.
a., Irovinclal of the Augustinian Order of
England and Ireland, and Rev. Patrick |
crane, Prior of Grantstown, county Wex-
iord, Observation-Disclosures Ing, Goth inst |
some OF the gentlemen belonging to the !
Catnollc Church of Ithaca, presented their |
pastor, Father Gilbert, with . noble youpe
morse, buggy and harness, valued at 500,
on the 31st ult.. and the ladies of the con-
SleeaIion, at the same time, presented the |
hev. Father with q carriage robe, Lam robe |
and blanket. The presentation was made
Rochester. -
:, Ine Bishop of Wheeling, in a letter to
bhe Archbishop of Baltimore, proposes that
, congress of the Catholics Of the United
states be held in some one of the Eastern
LIES, In order to make q more solemn pro-
est agalnst the spoliation of the Holy Fa.
her by the italian Government, and at the
anne time to memorabilia the Governments 6
u this country on the subject.
Death Of Father BannOn.-We are called 9
lpon to announce the death of Rev, Thos. | i
annon, iate pastor of Blackstone, Mass. 7
,a1ner bannon was born in Boston, in 1896 3
ie pursued his studies in Canada, finishing I
ls education for the ministry at the Grand y
seminary of Quebec, where he was ordain- 4
q IN 1858. Subsequently he returned to 2
he diocese of Boston. y
'; religious Profession and Reception u u
thursday, 5th inst, the Vigil Of the Epi- N
many, three young ladies made their !,
olemn profession at the Convent of the II
10Y CaiiI jesus, Thirty-ninth and Chest al
ut streets, West Philadelphia, and six a
theirs received the white veil. C
DEATH Of Priest.-We are sorry to have q
announce the decease Of Ravs Dotr;nI- d.
Kelly, late pastor of Gold Hill, Nevada, ~
ne deceased clergyman had large circle in
friends, to whom. the news Of his death ~
III De source Of deep regret.--EdU FFaa- al
SEQ Monitor. p
II
Rev. Father Callan is now stationed at in
City, and Rev. Father Kearney u
Red Blum, Tehama county.-Ibid. Ii
OeaA e. Father OBriens-After q short to
mess OF four daye. the VERY Rev M Be
'Brien, Of Louisville, breathed his last. at ~
!. OOcCpu 4nurm0ry, Fourth street. on the M
'th inst. VIZ WIG an
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"A collection was taken up in all the rs
urches of the diocese Of Newark, on s sio
may, January 8, in aid Of the Society tlo
the Propagation of the Faith. TO