The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-02-19
Morning Star and Catholic Messenger,
D0HKsTIc CATHOLIC MTEILIGENcE.

OesM Of a Nan.-Sister Stanislaus, TO,
more than half . century q member Of tho
Order Of Carmelite Nuns, died ut the Con
vent adjoining st. James Church in Ais.
9nth street, on the morning of Friday, the
30 inst. The deceased was born in CHARLES
county, Md, where she embraced the order
AZ an early age, and it's seat being transfer
req 10 this city, she has been identified
Win the confraternity almost since it's
SGrlgn. During portion of her religious
ne In baltimore she was we'll known as an
earnest and practical teacher. to whom
some of the most accomplished women of
tne present day are indebted for the rudi-
ments OF their education. But a short
ame since Sister Stanislaus celebrated the
niueth anniversary ofher reception, amidst
mucn rejoicing. At the time of her de-
cease, therefore,. Sister Stanislaus was one
OF the Oldest members of the Carmelite Or
ders being upwards of seventy years of are.
Ter remains were inferred in the cemetery
devoted to the nuns and attached to the
eonvent.-BGItinlOre Mirror
MI. Chas. X. Dickson. of ST. I,onis
lately deceased, formerly a Quaker y
PROMINENT gentleman of the city just men
t1oned, was buried from the Church of the
aoly ANGELS, in that city, ON Monday, Jan.
~. Mr: Dickson was received into the Ca
h p Cnorsh some weeks before his death
~ rev. rather Ryan, who, on the occasion
OF the obsequies, detailed the circumstan-
ses attending his conversion.
San FranciscO 1tems.-The Archbishop of
San francisco administered the rite of con
nrmation to 227 female children in St. |
Jana smsai. ~ that city, on Sunday
IN the same church on Tuesday, the 10th /
ut, says the Monitor, by the Rev. Father
sanchez, of Santa Barbara, o. S. F., assist
Cd by the Rev. Fathers Aerden, Garriia
ana va1ientlnl, of st. Francis, and L. Ger
on Tuesday, the 18th, with the most fat
terlDg results. There were over 500 Span
ISM commandments, which was most gratify-
ing to the pioneer missioner who conduct
eo the mission, and who is now over thirty
years IN California. The Dominican Fa-
.ners OF Benecia are to give q mission in
ot. Peters Church, in San Francisco, com
menclng. on the first Sunday in Lent.
The Indiana Legislature has passed a bill
10 increase the amount of property held
by the University of Notre Dame, at South
Bend from $4,000 to $4,000
The Frankfort (Ky.) Yeonan notices the
arrival, at that place, of Rev. Father Robt.
ADle, tue venerable and pioneer mission
ary of Kentucky" Father Able is Ken.
suckian by birth.
Bishop Dubuis, of the Diocese of Calves.
Ton, departed for his home on Sunday I
evening, via Rio Grande City, Roma, Lare.
10 San Antonio, to Galveston. On his re- {
cent visit here he administered the Sacra-
en' VI Connrmation to about two hun {
ired and fifty persons in this city. AS he {
ravels up tho river, at the different sta I
ions served from this city and from Roma /
lnd Laredo, he will also administer con- 7
lrmation to those prepared to receive it. 4
n one year, since his elevation to the a
he confirmed in his own do n
. ese over II; 600 persnns,- Rro~no~:n- =
Con- Most Rev. Archbish- II
'p of New York, administered the Sacra- a
nent of Confirmation on Sunday, 5th inst, a
II st. Augustine's Church, Morrisiania to
80 persons.