The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-04-14
Morning Star and Catholic messenger.
FEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY, APRIL a. le7a.
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DoNEsTIc CATHOLIC MT1LIIaKNCE.

1t has often been subject of wonder tbs
q town with the population Of Enterpris
has never had a Catholic Church; an
there is no doubt that our city has suffere
of receiving additions to it's population
from members of that branch of the Chris
tian church. We are highly gratifled t
learn that the prospect for the speed!
completion of such q structure ia nov
quite favorable-indeed we may say, Ger
tain. The vacant lot in West Enterpris.
at the corner of Bridge street and thu
main highway in that part of town-ths
site Of the old hotel building-bas been SO
cured. The Rev. Father l.. Vally, paste,
of the Meridian Catholic church, was in
Enterprise on Wednesday last, in the in.
terest of the new church, and from him we
were glad to learn that our citizens gener-
ally, of all denominations, expressed them :
selves as quite ready and willing to lend
their aid. Father Vally will be in the city
again on Monday next.-Ente'prise Courier.
april 9th.
mindful of Her Divine Mission to preach
and teach, continues steadily to recruit Her
glorious army of missioners. On Holy
Saturday, March 30, in the House of Stud
les Leicester, Md, under the title of St.
Clement, Rev. John B. Schagemann, Rev.
Charles Kern, Rev: Andrew Wynn, Rev. j.
Rein, Rev. Ferdinand Lite, and Rev.
Geovge Dusold, of the Congregation of the
Most Holy Redeemer, were raised to the
dignity of the Priesthood. These Rev.
gentlemen had been promoted on the We'd
nesday previous, March 81, together with
and on the day before, March &c, had been
ordained sub-deacons. On the last-men-
toned day, the following professed Clerics
C.SS TX. received Tonsure and Minor Orders:
Philip Kummert, Francis Murphy, Stephen
kIein, Augustin McInerney. john B. Leib-
Charles Schmidt, Peter Bauscl. John
Lowekamp, Sebastian Breihof, John Reb.
han, Nicholaus Klug, Peter Trimpel, John
Bapt. Cronin, Adolphus Kuhmann, Geo.
Grimm, Benedict Kolb, Joseph Kautz, J.
Meng, Augustin Schwarzkopf, Henry Ur-
pan, Peter Beck, Henry Duckgeischel,
Joseph Fuchs, Joseph Klausman, Jos.
Iruschler. Joseph Bell, Augustin Weisser,
Edward Weigel, Chas. Sigel, John Bapt.
McEntee. The ordinations were held by
the Rt. Rev. Thomas A. Becker, Bishop of
Wilmington, Del.
Consecrations.-The Rev. Francis Nc.
Neirny, will be consecrated Coadjutor
after Easter, April 81. The Rev. T. F.
Hendricken will be consecrated Bishop of
Providence on the fourth Sunday after
Easter, April %. The Very Rev. Edgar p.
Wadhams will be consecrated Bishop of
Ogoensourgh, on the fifth Sunday after
and Coadjutor Of the Archbishop of St.
Louis, with right of succession.
Important Decision.-The celebrated case
OF Rev. Michael p. Stack as. Rt. Rev. VIM.
O'Hara, DID,, was decided on Thursday,
march, 10, 1877, in the Supteme Court of
Pennsylvania. The case came up on an
appeal from the decision of the Court of
Common Pleas of Lycoming County, grant
ing preliminary injunction against Bishop
O:Hara, to restrain him from interfering
9Th T,eh the exercise of Jurisdiction, by Mr..
at Williamsport, Pa. Bishop O'Hara an,
pealed from Judge CANDLES decision to
the Supreme Court, before which arguments
IN the case were heard upon Monday,
March s5th, w. L. Hirst, ESQ, of this city,
the Bishop, and Mr. Fox. of Williamspo a
and VIM. s. Price, Esq, of this city, for
Rev. NJ. P. Stack. The decision Of the
Court was in favor Of Bishop O'Hara, and |
was as follows: Decree of the Court be- |
Low low reversed and injunction dissolved"
The effect of this is to send back the case
to the Court of Lycoming County, where it
can come up again, under somewhat diff
1erent form.-Phiiadelphi Standard, April
Reception in st. Louis.-On the Feast of
tne seven Dolors, at st. Josephs Convent
OF Mercy In st. Louis, there was reception
49, eOoSA'PIou vi winch we clip from the |
Republican. "Miss Margaret Teresa Cal
sgher OF New Orleans, called in religion.
sister M. Francis Rorgia, made her rei
glous profession in the Order of Mercy and {
received the black veil at the hand of Very I
Rev. P. F. Ryan. Father Stauebage of ST. /
y nicholas church celebrated the Holy Sacri-
nce' and Father Bordeaux Sd, preached t
Death Of Joseph III. McGiM-,Josenb IT. L
hcGlil, brother of the late Rt Ror. II
'9nn MeGill, Bishop of Richmond, depart u
~ tnis life at bis late home in this CITY on ),
thursday of Holy week. The deceased q
vas born in Louisville on the Goth dav Of o.
aaTch, 1919, during temporary residence G
!, MS parents in tue place, and he died in "
ne same city ON the 2sth of March, 1879. a.
az reached the age CT ffty-three years o. .,
no Two days.-LouisriUe Adrocate. u, ~
New YORK, March 30, 1872. &C
the Editor of the Irish Citizen: -.
My Dear AIR. Mitchell &C Save me from 2
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