The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-01-21
Merning Star and Catholic Messenger.
MKW 0RLEAKB. SUNDAY. JANUARY 81. 1871.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

NEW 0&L1AKB. SUNDAY. JANUARY 81. is71
mTy rTrTTaESnS
CHURCH ITEMS.
The M;ssies in 81. .yoAss CRsrch.-The Mission
now being given by the Fathers of the Congre
CATION Of the Missions, in the Church of ct
John the Bsptist, 10 productive of the mos
fruitful results. Thousands flock to the church
morning and night, to profit by the eloquent
ana toncniny instructions of the Rev. Fathers
ine confessionais are besieged from five o'ciock
= in tho morning until ten at night, by contrite
penitents seeking reconciliation with an of.
WuAy exemplary and noly missione1s. IL "us'
DO source OF the deepest satisiaction TO fa-
tner Moynihaa TO witness harvess SO soono'
anu eiesneo ~ oanas OF men ~ un'so.saiiy
somireo ior their seli-deniat, piety ana learn
ing. ino Aiss'on IN o. 'oen VIII GLOSS
on sunday, sne zotn ins''' *na 'n9so uevoteo
'i. va" P.ss " "'.e' .i'i.s =" '"o o.ss ,
wAo1' 'Ao11 eAo1.s VIZ 70 ~ .osS s1Soessl"-'
Ane SERVICES arc heio az tne 1ono"ing nouns :
.o"s ~ "nu oo0'ooA' ioA
A'"0>A AA'Ae>Aesoiy W Ans"1"o''o"s' oefn'"ns
e'e'S evening - - ocioch.
A""""''o"o" CH"'ce-fatner 0aiiion, ono OF
.ne o1o4uon' ooonlnl'ans, VINO came 70 'n's clty
AZ h0'po"so W "pce'"i A"'AtA'lon IRON n's
"."'o s.o Aiono''n'p' 70 p.caSn curing Lent
WI ~oei soimo" ~ cne Cnu1cn Oh sne
-. 0O.ns. =. 1ao'ateo "uo 1an-
W ''AA' ..-Sose' A".u OASs.los' 'o-"sy ~ niSn
AA..S ~ Jus Snu.oa con"ences
~ ooiocA. Ano Canai ana CieiDorne street
o@as' 10 a.so 'nose Of tne Daupnihe street line
pass "A'nin . lew squares OF the church.
81 Anne's Chmrch.-Next Sunday, 26th inst,
rather bourgeois will preach at this church
for the benefit of the orphans. st. Anne's
Church is on st. Philip street, between Roman
and Prieur streets.
Il Pleasant Reunion.-As was announced in
last Sundays STAR, the old Board of Delegates |
of the Hibernian Benevolent Association,
having safely and triumphantly engineered |
the Association through the difficulties attend
ant upon its rapid growth during the past wear.
submitted their report of it's condition, and. it |
was supposed, retired, giving place to the new
Board. But, in this case, the supposition was
incorrect, for there was one resolution which the
old Board was determined upon carrying out be-
fore its dissolution. In pursuance this resolve
and in response to polite Invitations about two
scores OF gentlemen, members of tho old and
new Boards met last Monday evening in the
morning Star Hall. Here was spread out q
most elegant supper from tho celebrated
sloheiieu restaurant, and it was discovered
'aas tne important business OF the evening
az 10 enece the disappearance OF CHICKEN !,
tongues, hams' turkeys, etc. Both
ioes Oh tne ssaoie were lined with bottles OF ,
Flne 10 a,a In sne contemplated assault .
.ise. S'mo n.'ie discussion between the ex- !;
;c",1'.' anu 'ne present incumbent az TO :
- Po'.ue. ea'n oeSiIins 70 assign
~. o '.e,, 'no parry 'ook 7
~. 49, ~ no"., eA-I a
S.c,.;- .p.-:s 80, anu 1A, .snA n
81 '1o o.ne. neao Oh inc !.
800 tu.Ds ".'"ou' ceremony
so .... 'os oD''l ,ans VI all those deli
ion, the Hiberniaus performed their dntv a
aliantlv. tbopob pnsnccs..f,lIv g., a.. ao.. o
..,;.. 80 .-.-.:., o e II
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