The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-05-19

~ would be advisable also that the Med o.
should not be given but for a certain perioa
saX o1ce year or So This would be what
inten 1 IN religious life renewal of our goo,
membranes of it fresh in our memories AM
1 1gd additional blessings to our humble efforts
watch with the deepest interest the
and will give it all the assistance in onr no,ys,
in our own humble way, po"01
In this prolific age Of Architectural adorn.
Of Mobi1s y; :. pleasure to note that the Church
h sas cnarms OF her grace by the splepdor Of
ner ealnces. The SO long talked Of "comnle-
a iSn Of 1.-the the Cathedral arc happy to say,
the towers was laid last fall and was aiI"ws ="
10 fem RAE SO s.nce in order that it might set
the MIS-. ua granite for the portico arrived from
the hands Of Me.s sra Messs and is in
VI me hrst stone and marble mechanics In onr
CITY ior preparation, and VIC hope soon to sea
ine ou ana oS GsheT meolanies hard at work finish
delight the advent of acompietion and WILD Wild
graduate our worthy Bishop on his Mons and
aaueaole endeavors to make the Cathedral nm
lie ehalen e We o aG,; and pride his catho
sne hrst daughter of the Cathedral. is about TO-
", ,e WIN her mother in the beauty of her attire
~ .. the erection OF n magnificent NEW church.
cents, which is one Of the Oldest cbnrnh.s =, |
Ihe CITY, bib. fair to be the handsomest. We
cannot exactly say what STYLE the zeaIone ms
vii - h %. tincents will select but presume it
win pe Hothic. All that we can saw ia that If
q q man man displays himself in his works and we
Deiieve he does, st. Vincent's new church will
uG inc handsomest and prettiest church in our
upon the lot and moro are coming Let ths
good work continue and if it be not upnnrdon.
l9le presumption in us to suggest, we would
Sra1. our ,ustrious Bishop as we'll Father
Cauaghan, the pastor of st. Vincent's, to ,
iasten on the works Immediately, by putting
y! the hands they can get upon them. for at ..
a a,s season SO or the year especallythere is
heaper, besides it will be q great boon IN manv I
our mechanics with large families who are
generally out of employment during the summer
,o INNS we nope they will not be deferred v
od by the consideration "where is the money i,
come from,' for, unless we are mistaken, the g,
ssal, the piety and the disnterestedness of some
our priests are more than a match for such L
Undertakings. g.
The Bishop preached to a large and apprecia- u
We audience in the Cathedral on the evening Of
the Ascension" taking for his discourse pl
nong the large assembly, many of our separ- W
ed brethren who seemed perfectly charmed %
it'll the Bishops clear, concise and lucid argu- :.
ents upon the subject as he dwelt upon the ~ -,
oral and dogmatic points Of his DISCOURSE Gu
g hope that his Lordship will not allow his A
autful and sublime ideas, upon so pious and &C
pnlar subject to rest upon the tablet of his ri
EN- the subject of another discourse in q al
urch, not many leagues distance from his To
rdship's residence aud, which has the honor W.
be styled est. Mary's." M
We did not learn, till too late for our last ar an
le, that last Sunday was the anniversary of ~
, day. that first saw the eagle eye of your 81
tor-in:chief, "Moina" otherwise we should SD,
re noticed it. Prevented by circumstances sn'
IT which we had no control, from paying him py
respects in "propria persona" we sent him VIII
congratulations on his natal anniversary or ext
thday, with hope that he may live to enjoy bel
ooo many OF Them. and that the sphere of the
usefulness may increase with his years. hal
mission is a holy one and may the abund- -;a
g of Gods grace descend upon his venerable ah,
W to enable him to fulfil it. His voice is eoe
SO sweet nor his language SO captivating Ior
he charity and kindness that throb within
bosom. spch soothing spirits are seldom to coD
prayer for his long life and prosperity. MOI
. find p BY annSanoement in yesterday ha ar
ening STAR IN our midst: We suppose it lie,
nds to be twin sister of yours, and that just
instigated to such action by the prospects Won
Iorace Greeley, who was once poor print mas
imself We hope that the Evening Star" ont
,ly circulating papers of Mobile. We have no
seen its prospectus-the first COPY of NOT
'aring this evening, "wednesday, and the
ot write as to its merits or demerits Chu
Ter are we personally acquainted with it's plea
"; we only know him by reputation to be Ious
Ring young man, Flooding his way at an as IL
Ia s,a nc tfa ta graouaiiy advancing, W
rnst that he NAV reacb oI tue iaoSer' from
forts to do so We hone he viii NO. hS ~ that
ID if we call or recall (as the case may excu
% his attention the following beaatifal reasS
instructive words of our iliustrious poet,
- 1--we, o. a.o.t r,.o i, ,.,,,,1 =. and
That NC can make cur ittos sublime 0FGS
- nd deperttee leave belihd ~ faikf
irislt gonn1Ie1cy anhsIi y stSSif Ii 49,,
Ne hid Hen and Hf'1E II ~ 49, -.