The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-03-10


nv oaIS1Hs. SUNDAY. MARCH 10. is.a
Oo11s1c c1rHOllS u1111'o.Scz'
appointment of Nev Bishops.--The long
expected appointments for the dioceses o.
eeived. Two priests of the Archdiocese o.
Cincinnati have been chosen by the Holy
Sec TO All those vacant Sees. Rev. Richard
Gilmour, Pastor of st. Joseph's, Dayton, Il
named for the diocese of Cleveland, and
Rev. Joseph Dxsnger, C. T. P. s., for the
our brothers in the priesthood on their
elevation to the dignity of the episcopacy.
Cincinnati; Telegraph.
Nesc York Catholic Unton.-The quarterly
meeting of the New York Catholic Union
took place in the Church of st. Paul the
Apostle, 59th street, February ed, the
Feast Of St.. Peters Chair at Antioch. 1t
was also Washington's birthday, the ma
tional holidays of the United States being
chosen as the general meeting days of the
Union in this city, for the greater convent
ence of the working and mercantile classes.
The scene within the church at the begin
ming of Mass was Of the most imposing
character. The crowds that filed the spa.
cious edifice, the blaze of light on the affairs
and throughout the Sanctuary, the chaste
and beautiful tints of the pictures and gen.
eral ornamentation for which the Panlist
Church is remarkable, the benign image of
our glorified Lord looking down from fino
outstretched as if in loving welcome-and
over all, the golden beams of a bright
though wintry sun, pouring q flood of light
through the lofty windows, and making q
glory Of the holy place, bringing out in
bold relief the legend Tibi dabo elaUes regni
blue ground just above the altar railing.
His Grace the Archbishop IGNORED the
occasion with his presence. Many other
clergymen were present, amongst whom
was conspicuous, in his white habit, Father
Burle, the great Dominican preacher. The
music was the noble Gregorian chant in
toned by alternate choruses, occupying
stalls on either side the sanctuary, or
rather the choir, as in the old European
churches. The sermon was by Rev. Father
Hewitt, C. S. p. The music Of the solemn
and ancient choral chant gave still more
impressive character to the entire celebra-
ton. Nothing in music could be grander
or more thrilling, and on such an occasion
than the magnificent formula Of the Nicene
Creed Etunam Sanct0m Catholicans Apostle
licam Ecclesians, intoned by all the choristers
together, and filling the whole church with
its mighty volume of swelling music like
the roar of q thousand ocean waves. How
every Catholic heart there present must
have responded to the glorious profession
Of faith that has been heard throughout
the earth for we'll nigh twenty centuries /:
anostNi;c Ghnre =, ~ oH OnH noiy, Ca.nonc,
t"c - "u s ~ on,rug ~ us VI to-aay
a 20 .ao s ,ha M " az W.. ~ ., ages the
tors .ha ' rontsss no 1pos.ies, Ine Doc,
80 a;aS IN t,'s D'' .nS .s wno iveo
faith, the voice, too, of countless genera
s SOL -, oa ; own i9relathers, VINO nave In
%r mgs s ,r;t,a .es.ony, oy an suuering,
80 %ino% w .So a; oy s..isrog, yea, even
ChM,.hW0,r " H S"S s, ny Ea Sne s,or1ons
TIM AA''S' 1AP's'o''' Ao'"
A"o''..
Father Thomas Bourke.--Never in the
history OF this great city have its people
been visited by preacher in every way 80
gifted as at the present time; Rev. "Tomn
boorke, as ne IL gencrany caIieG' IS amongst
u.s. aa na rs;, ~ H .; It,, o"s from very
cary cary as r;d dn9 ~ Jay save %ne5 he
to9k perlou m .n tr,ps 10 his natlVe iand, he
renec.s wen the cha.acter OF the TWO races.
GheeWee WIN e.eas e1c!uenee, gesture
- Ia anu melp aighineo anu imposing,
u Is no1 so strange .l,at nis Iame mas ira
Ferseu Ine continent y Europe ana that
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