The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-04-02
Morning Star and Catholic Messenger.
A1w ORLEANS. SUNDAY. APRIL 2. 1871.
DOHKsTYU CATHOLIC INTEIIIaKNcE.


FEW ORLKANs. SUNDAY, APRIL q, 1871.
DoHxsrIc CATHOLIC MTEIIIaxHcE. s.
Dedication Of a NeU Catholic Church in
Brook!yn:mOn Sunday last, the 18th ult.,
lyn, was solemnly dedicated to divine wor-
shtp by the RI. Rev. Bishop Loughlin. The
newly dedicated Church Of st. Augustine
10 q handsome brick building, capable of
accommodating comfortably over 1000 per-
sons. It cost ga 900, and is credit to the
zeal and energy of Father Rhatigan, whose
laoors during Its erection were indefatig-
able. 1t is the sixty sixth Catholic Church
now dedicated to Almighty God in the
Diocese of Brooklyn.
Heceptton.-There was large attendance
OF Catholic and on-Catholic ladies at the
interesting ceremony of receiving the
white veil Of religion, in the chapel Of tho
House Of Mercy, Fourth street, Cincinatti,
tine n ash n Of Msr'a Mr
garet, Mary Cecilia and Veronica. The
Most Rev. Archbishop, who was assisted
by Rev. Mr.. Quatmann, preached and gave
BenedictiOn of the Most Holy Sacrament
Catholic Telegraph.
The Jesuits of st. Louis are about to put
up magnificent college building on Olive
street. Ia
On Passion Sunday, March 26, the Most
Rev. Archbishop Spalding solemnly dedi.
the Sea, situated on the southwest corner
Of Clement and Johnson streets, South
Baltimore.
Fathers Vanlyoch and Coughlin have
just closed q mission In Scranton, Pa, dn-
ring which 1900 persons approached the
Sacramento and twenty eight Professionals
were converted.
A Catholic lady of St. Louis has given
$12, goo to the st. Vincent de Paul Society
Of that city. The money, it is thought,
will be employed in the erection of an in
austrial school for Catholic boys.
VII of tho Late Rev. B. j. Spalding.-
In the name of the Father, Son and Holy
Ghost. Amen. I, B. J. Spalding, mindful
of the uncertainty of life, do make and
establish this, my last will and testament.
I bequeath to my brother, the Most Rev.
N. j. Spalding, Archbishop of Baltimore,
all my real, personal and mixed estate, and
all may die seized of, for charitable OBJ
:jects, to be expended for said objects in this
diocese of Louisville, according to his dis
erection, and 1 hereby appoint my said
brother the sole executor, without any Sc
curity, to this my will.
The property bequeathed is estimated at
$35,OOO.
Charitable Bequests.xThe will of the late
DR.. John Gegan, of Philadelphia, who died
in Ireland recently, has been admitted to
probate. The whole amount given away
: by the deceased will reach the sum Of
$4,000. To the new Church of St. Jo-
seph's he gives $1,000: to the Asylum for
Unmarried Women in the City of Dublin,
an annuity of $500, to be continued five
years; his grandchildren, els, 600; nephewa
and other relatives, SIS 600; the poor and
destitute of the parishes of the churches Of
Ct Move CT .Josenh ST .JOhn ST. Paul.
St. Patrick, St. Philip de Neri, and St.
Theresa, the interest of $50, 900, and to each
of the parochial schools attached to the
above named churches he gives the sum OF
$4,000. To the Dorcas Society of st. Jo-
seph's Church, $4,000. Also, to the same
societies connected with the above named
churches, $4,000 each.
Mrs. Elizabeth Tong was received into
the Catholic Church by Very Rev. E. Sorin.
in the Chapel of the Sisters of the Holy
Cross, St. Joseph's Academy, South Bend
Indiana, on Tuesday, March 9TH.