The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-08-18
seynIne Star ana Catholic Messenger.
UEW dRIEANs, SUNDAY. AUGUST is' is'S-
n. CITY INTELlIuEHCE.

HEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY. AUGUST H. ie'%-
CITY IATEIIIuEacE.
e St. Mary's German Chs,ea.-In accordance
18th the announcement, tho membsrs 81 ~.
ary's Benevolent Association assembled last |
hursday at the above church, and forming
limo of procession with Professor <sporergs III
Ind in the lead, proceeded o., Magazine - !
as Felicity, thence to Fulton, sud s g =
g by Constance to Josephine, enteDea 4sat
&urch, Where solemn High Mass was ceie-
|Srated by Fathers. Lutte, Neithart
..t;n. ,ssnectiyely as celebrant, deacon and
..hsescon' The yocai AID instrumentaf nnnsic
anrinp the mass, vas. unexceptionably good,
xhus COMMUNICATING stbe several leaders, Fro-
|lssors Beuhler, Kronanberger and mayer;
lille the sermon Of Father Neithardt on the
cast of the Assumption was nothing shors of
that we expected from so able q preacher as ne
ia RECOGNIZED to be-. Our German friends should
He truly reioioed at the grand display presented
/ ~ them on their twenty fifth anniversary 1t
E.honld proye an incentive to further exertien,
|s.b;ch. if made, will result in much good to
|4&hs Church and to themselves: Though the
Ia .soc;ation now numbers over two hundred
ESnembers, there ia no reason that it should
atop there. By perseverance and the 80 opefa'
"a tion of the Redemptorist Fathers, 1t msy be
Il made to number five hundred, for few Germans
E|would refrain FROM becoming members Nhen
II told that the objects of the society are beneyo
E,ence and the propagation of Religions truth
Eve amend a list of the officers: spirtSua
4 Director, Father Jorgsr; President Georg
d Ruchert; Vice President, Adam Grim; Score
n tarv. Ipnatius Armbruster; Treasurer, Glen
Il ents Volker. ~
IA 81 Pnty;cE's Church--Religiens Profession
Il last Thursday (Feast Of theAssumption}s tn
FL Rev. p. F, Allen received the vows OF Aisse
IL MARY .Josephine Lucas and Catherine Deerini
E vho, in religion, as Sisters of Mercy, took I'll
81 names of Mary de Pazsie and Mary 0srtrud
Ia Mas Mary Feeney was the cross-besrer on tn
j intereatipp coca siop, and little Misses Ann
ia REYNOLDS, Mamie Stewart, Nellie Kennel
Maria Honor and Mary Callahan were the d
81 pels. Scarcely three months have elapsed esn'
Father Allen was appointed pastor Of ~. re
rick's, and though much was expected of
eneray and zeal, We ymust aeknowledge tn
b;a works have exceeded our expectations, an
we are satisfied, those Of his parishioners'' 4
. verv heavy expense he has already had t
Il ;rter;or of the church repaired and paint
a throuphout, giving it at once Q grand'a
i attractive appearance. This work has,
~ course cost great deal of money, and Fail
Alle,, has been at b is Wits ends more than OF
Il 10 find the means Of paying his workmen, I
"a throu Oh the generosity of some of his paris
toner's he has succeeded in having the VIZ
finished. Now, however,-he mas a heaSy .
,nce Ito nav. and sass many; no should, III
<neyer contributed towards .defraying the
ss nenses gof these, much.nseded Improve me
he intends making sgeuerai visitation tnto'
$50 his parish, which, we confidently preaic''
I'd resu1t,ina rich harvest. For, though MOS
st. Patrick's parishioners- are poor, there
rs many who can we'll aaord 70 eontflnapt 2. =
|s ally, and the pennies sof'the poor i"f'n
rounds of the rich, if each gives. IN proper
& to his meanss viii not only Smake up 1os'
|& ouired sum, bnt 1eave-a surplus to be expen
in other eapaliy tecessarys WORKS: Inc par
toner's of this ehurch have not been callsds
III for help Often Of late, and should now 9
IA forward and give cheerfully, not waiting
importuned, but considering it,IyhatsiS
reality, q duty to call on the Rev clergy
mako some donation.GI ILIJr&-E
St. Joseph's Church-On the 9Th Of sePten
Father Ryan Will ieiiver a lecture on a hi
important and interesting subject at 81
- sephs church. Tickets ara now ready for
at sra pisce, and'as they will, 'undoubtedi
in great demand, We advise nh 20 'pureha
the first opportsait,. The 'proeeeds' of
lecture are to bs7 devoted to the constructf
the new church, ~ ..-- -.-.-,-'--s'f & ~
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The ARMES1AG scn1sM.-The three
lous Armenian brshops-Vactosian, PAD
and Kupeian, arc stated in q dispatch
Constantinople, given in the Cutters, TO
been all three struck down by apoplexy
the space Of, twenty days 1t is added