The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-11-03
Merning Star and Catholic Messenger.
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ClTY MTHLIaKNCE.
ST. VINCENT DE PAuL's CHURCH, THIRD Dis
rRrcr.-The pious exercises Of the forty hoprs'
alteration in st. Vincent de Paurs Church open :
on Wednesday evening, 9th inst, at o'clock
sermon by Rev. Father Heslin, Of st. Patrick O.
On Wednesday evening, sermon by Rev. Fatner
Kenny, pastor Of St. Theresa's, and on Friday
evening. sermon by Rev. Father Alieu, rrssor
of st. Patrick's Church. On Sunday lotn
inst, at 10 O'Clock mass, our Most Rev. Aton'
bishop will administer the, Sacrament Of Con
firmation. Every day, during the whole mensn
of November, religions exsrcines 1ee sne soois
in Purgatory, before 2 o'clock Mass, out ,i On
Sunday, after Vespersa ~ . e,s'7e 10y Is u
TIE ARcupIocHsAN SEMINARx.Tz,Wlthin the
past fortnight ten young seminarians have ar
rr;ved feom France ana are .now RasspiAg thsir
studies at the Seminary, which y ,stsnsssd On
Ursuline street next to the Arehiepisoopat, Hesr
denee. Eight of these young gentlemen camo
with the Very Rev. j. Anstaett, late OF inc
Diocese of Galveston but who has now eharg0
I of tho Seminary. Two came from the provinces
Eof Brittany with Rev. Father 2. N. Lesihy, %
Lockport, who was on visit TO MS ns'.So
town IN that province. These accessions III
crease the number Of Seminarians TO thirty "
which number must BIO added two young gen
tlemen who intend Joining the Society OF NARY
and who are now at tho College OF the Msf'S'
4 Fathers, Gas the priests Of that ordes af0
called) in the Parish of st. James Inonga
y majority Of these young men are OF iofe'en
8. birth, the number Of natives is sumeienS "
prove that religions vocation 10 not en'ilely
. wanting in the youth of this country: 20
md erstand that two priests from Aisaeo "'u
4 ono from Brittany are expected as an carry
Il aav- Thus we see that our Most Rev. Aron-
bishop, whilst using every means 70 supply JUG
W present wants of the faithful in his Immense
q diocese, does not lose signs OF the Iu'ai'
IN which promises such glorious results TOT o"i
IS Holy Religion in this country. Il; e. =.
IN 60 RrToscrrsns OF THE BoYs OF ST. JssEPH'
scHool-Last Tuesday the parish OF 81
81 Joseph was the scene of great rejoicing amonf
sas the children. Being tho day appointed for th'
'sl .n.sal High Mass Of the Holy Ghost for TN
szS ashooa under the direction OF tho CnFsssiaa
III Rrsthers.s unusual preparations had been mad
& for the celebration Of the day. Meeting in Tn
playground ut about se'clock, the boysy nun nun
herring nearly fivo hundred, proceeded to 81
1oseph,s Church, in body, headed BY FRO
IA wunsch's Excelsior Band, composed OF som
IN of the best boys Of the school. ~ she no1
s q ranks were to be aeon about ono hundred al
ifty lively aittle fellows with badges OF n,u
I'm IN. white, and green, known 40 the Aron-eonii
ternity of st. Joseph, under tho special ona'l
IA of Brother Charles, who seemed 10 take gre
delight In leading his little band. hne "c'e
81 of this eonfraternity Is to train boys IN JUG
II ral;oious duties, and to contribute to the
coursgement of each other In thelr oo"ef 'a. :.
Enterine the church, were to be seen at
koa al three DTIG0LD
.zEt tha;r.aaoerdessl robes, surrounded by TWEEN
r;cb,v attired acolytes or saltar boys" as tn
- .ra fam;,iarly called in the parish. me
80 ;,,,o.;no snectscle, enhanced by the harmo
szg ons SINGING performed by the boys OF
Iosenb,s School has rarely been seen in u
EE o;tv. The "altar boys" to their praise M
q q he said. fulfilled their various dihcuit out
daring tn, solemn High Mass, with such ora
reonlaritv and fervor, that Brother Donna
la vho has charge of them must, indeed
,,rond. The choir composed OF the boys
The school, displayed great TALENT espeoi'
IN the rendering of the 'Veni Sancte SplriI'
ps.;des the organ, they were accompanied
q. the violin by Brother Cadoc, the direoto
+h. scbool. and Professor Buckhoitz'
+.lanted and jealous leader OF the On
" E.xbar ,Ievdep was the celebEant, assis'eo
~ Fathers Smith and Beecher as deacon
s,ss h-aa.em. After the reading OF the do'
Of .he day, Father Smith addressed ire
q a,en In his usual fervent manner ne
rla;ued to them their various duties as soho
Aftsr having e1hortsd them to follow the
81 8 of virtue the advice and example OF then
H. struotoru, he invoked the blessing Of God
them. After Mass, forming into line the
With the Band playing, and with their oe'
fnl banners swinging 10 the breese' para
through the various streets of the pa
there they wore greeted with smiles by e'
lode. Returning to the sehooi-yara' u,
ware dismissed for the day, except the =. :.
3 $500, the Band and choir, who spent POI
of it Nth the Brothers, in pleasant reoeea
well may the people OF the parish rejoice
the great good which has been done th[
their parochial school. Brothers Cadoo'
nan and Charles, and Professors Wun as =.