The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-11-12


wages of Gin. But even it it We're given to
ne to tell why Paris and Chicago have
been thus suddenly swept away while
ether vast emporiums, higher in the statis-
teal acale Of crime, have been suffered to
survive, I~beg to say that the ungracious
suinous condagration, insult to misfortune
- taanting satire to fallen greatness is one
nwhioh have yet to graduate, 'Haud
sgsuya papH miseris succur1ere DISCO"
-. Terssa's Church, New York, OCT. a5.
Tho Jesuiss' Aissions in Brooklyn.-Fa-
hers Damen, Coghlan, Van Gocb, koop-
1sans, Swagers, and Driessen. Jesuits
from Chicago, have finished the grand Mis-
aisn at st. Patriok's, Brooklyn, of whoss
ecunencement we spoke some weeks ago.
Begun on the eighth, it ended only on the
fsRh'of October. During this Mission there
were ten thousand flee hundred Comnaunions,
-tl0, 5Oo.) Forty. nine admits were re-
seived into the communion of the Catholic
[Auroh too hundred and twenty adults were
ysupared for and received their first COM
1Dunion and six hundred and three per-
asos were confirmed by the Rt. Rev. Bish-
p Loughlin. Every evening, during the
Missions lectures were given both by Fa-
her Damon and by Father Coghlan-the
ono in the church, the other in the neigh.
boring Academy Hall--and both places
be the good effected by a Mission such rs
skis! These renowned Missionaries are not
done yet with Brooklyn. On Sunday last
hey opened another great Mission at st.
loseph's Church, in Pacific street, near
Vanderbilt Avenue.-Freeman Journal,
Nor. A.
DIOCESE OF ALBANY.-Rcligious Recep-
ron and Professi0n.-A Religious Recep-
non and Profession took place at the Con-
rent Of Mercy. East Albany, N. Y. On
Monday, 23d October, Miss Margaret kav-
1oaRh of Brooklyn, N. Y, in religion Sis
sef II. Augustine, received the White VeiI
On Tuesday, Gath October, Miss Mary
fitzgerald, of Vermont, in religion Sister
ID. Angela, made her Solemn Profession
DIOCESE OF PIrrsRtRG.-C Church .Dedica-
tSen.-On Sunday 29th, the Right Rev.
Anne, Waynesburgh, Greene county, Pa.
Ii Vespers the Bishop administered the
Sacrament of Condemnation to twelve per-
aeps, and in the evening he lectured to q
very large congregation, composed chiefly
u Protestants.
Ordination.-on Wednesday, October
18th, the Right Rev. Bishop Domenec visit
cd st. Mchaefs Seminary, and conferred
Sac order of Priesthood on Rev Messrs.
John Staub, and Peter Kaufman. Mr..
John Riordan was ordained Deacon on the
mme occasion.
DIOCESE OF ST. PARTICIPATING the Yell.
On the festival of st. Theresa, Oct. 18th at
D. Jnseph's Convent, St. Paul. the follow
Jpg y"nng ladies received the veil from the
lands OF the Very Rev. A. Ravoux, V. G.
Mary Hazard. from st. Paul, in religion,
.Nster Mary Genevieve. Ellen DuSran
It, Panl, ID religion, Sister Mary Benedic,
-. Annie Clare, from Mendoza, in reli-
yion Sister Mary Gabriela, Bridget Maher.
STom HnSan Town, in religion, Sister Mary
Beruardina.-
DroCEsf oE WHEELING. NA.-O.Iiaatiou
W Bishop Whelun,-Reverend F. A. Dopa.
her was raised to the Priesthood by the
Sight Rev. Bishop Wh3lan, On The Feast
vi tbs ArchanGel, St. Raphael, the 24th of
October, in the Cathedral, at Wheelinr
Vest Virginia.
DIOCESE OF UNSATISFACTORY ation
at henosha.-R Rev. Bishop Henni re-
ssntly visited Kenosha to administer tha
sacrament of Confirmation. One hundred
and nine persons were confirmed at St.
&eorge's Germany church. In the after
soon the Bishop repaired to st. Marks
Slrish) church, and administered confrma-
son 30 seventy five PERSONS Catholic Vim
taeato5- da6 Star Of Bethlehem.
Ordinahsn.-Rev. Peter Koncz received !
The sacred order of Subdeaconship on sur
SAY last, on Tuesday that of Deaconship,
md on, Wednesday was promoted to the
holy order Of Priesthood by the Right Rev.
8lRASp Henai, in st. Johns Cathedral.
Father koncz was student at kaminecz,
N Poland, until the time of it's occupation [
" Russia, thence he fed to Rome to COM
Piere his studies for the sacred ministry. !
N last July he was received into the &C.
I1esiastical Seminary OF st. Francis of |
sales, where he made a partial review of
bic studies and requisite preparation for
>sdination. Tue Rev. gentleman is to be |
I1aced in charge of the first and only Polish |
church in this city. His church is nearly
completed aud will soon be dedicated under
the tut'lage of st. Hedwige.-Ibid.
DIOCESE OF SCRANToN.-On Sunday, Oc-
'ober 20, Revs. Anthony Shields and M. Co.'S
eno we've ordained by Right Rev. Bishop
.FHa-a.
An American bishop is our authority for
't2tIDs that Rome has ordered that bere-
tier no eecdt shall pc given to n priest
gIIh general nermissinn To attach hin, |