The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-09-22

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J1cAufey," nog husaSly lsherins in oar midst,
land whose true ptesy, greet erueiticn Saa sev
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9bly 6lls - Sspsrioross Of tho Convent Oh
Mercy IN this city
z Christian parentA is.itysux desire an intsa-
atted for any position bseoming their Sax in
Met II 90, place them. undsr the .diesation-
seental, moral and sPrienai-of the sistefs OF
Mercy.
81 To our young female readers, whsse pleas
anolination draws fhsn to more Religious
Nfe, We say, conAeerate Jeax wealth, your tai
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st Catherine Elizabeth MeAnley was born on
espsenber 2esh, Hs7, lFsss. Of g; aesae ~
seven years she was dsprived Of her fseher.
FSoMr. AcAuley was . psous Catholic, Kind snd
snaulsent TO- his family and ohariaesle to the
sions no would often BE- accompanied by his
little Daughter. Az these gathsrings usually
Aaok took place at ME-. McAuley's tesidepco,
msoh to the displeasure Of Mrs. aloAuley.
exclamations OF the following passport would
often be drawn from the latter How is this,
sir; must my house become reoeptssl. foe
egery beggar aud cripple Ia the ceuntryf 1t
D certainly very unsuitsble for gentleman in
syour position to eoptinue these a6surdities.
aen't knew how you oan s.ploy yourself with
md personal atsractions. she u,ingleA freely
seith the best society Of Dublin. to which abe
not SO piously inclined as to be deferred from
worldly amuseu1ents. Her moral standing,
combined with her many lady Hike qualities,
secured for her large circle OF dear iriends.
"a, Tho many virtues inherent in Catherine.
End which shone SO coDspicuoasly IN after hse,
were .dse, In . great nea5ure, 70 the inculca-
Mons received from her patsrnal parent.,hence
After the death Of her husband, Mrs. Nc
4nley removed to tho City Of Dublin. She
vas extremely careful in regard to the morals
Attention to their religious tenets.
IS About the year 1875 Catherine was deprived
of her mother, loss which, when subsequent
Z AZ refarred to, caused the greatest emotion IN
ne indilfsrent manner in which her mother
had considered her final and teruible momentt
Upon earth and the Divine Judgement which
AWAITED her; and also, when she considered the
4 salatary influence might BE- elected upor
nose who, IN the moulding Of taesr own nves
5he death Of Mrs. McAaiey and that Of he,
aaughter Catherine. While we know nothing
81 the a0Sieties Of the former, ve have tn!
.Eheae few words cob, IL I knew deatl
such"
maxiins held up by the Foundress Of the Orde
misery depends almost solely upoh ourselves
battling NTH Sq1 ,spiritas, spsneS
ing happiness remains With each oneeei
Whether he win consider the salvation Of hi
Immortal soul his paranount duty or mas teen
noral welfare and the acquisition Oh peTssh ALL
and earthly riches the contamination Of tne-en,
of his creation. Surely no one Of sane Iaint
will but select The former, and thus, with
Consistent With lis arduo1s duties, . sudden Q
himself to be exempted, Will not Sc uuprovidel
After Mrs. McAuley's death her chldrel
were put under the charge OF materna
GATHERINGS growth had advanced 30 rapid!
In proportion to her years as to give her
position among social companions older thai
herself; much so that At the ere Of sixteen zen
HnR with much distinction. These Op
ortontes she permitted to Pass I.b Sisl
Catherine chung to the faith of her parentt
under sueh trying circumstances as sh? SH TI1
went. She formed an aequaintanee Win VERY
Rev. Dean Lube. of st. James chuneh, and ais
Very Rev. DR.. BetAgb, from both OF whom %.
received much consolation, encouragement snt
Instruction in her holy religion. 40 1soS, Sh'
was adopted by a distant connectton OF ne
mother, and took up her abode with thi
gentleman snd his lady ct coOlook Houee, nea
Dublin. CatheTine, soon after her location q
her new homo, formed an agreeable acquaint
ance in the person Of Rev. DIR. (sUSsequentl
@rvhbishop) MarEaF.-
James Neutrality-suspicious. ofCatherine-afte
o thorough collegiate course, graduated witt
distinction at q military academy. This We
. Protestant institute, and he, being an sPot
tate, was admitted, as the profession of til