The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-02-18
,DcxEs71c CATHOLIC INTELLIGENCE.

DOMESTIC CATHOLIC INTELLIGENCE.
Father M'Neirny secretary of Archbisb
ACloskey, has been chosen to fill the M
see lately erected in tho State of New 70,
he three names of nominees sent to Ro.
Zoe this bishopric were rejected.
Sister Borgia, of the convent of Val
Csucis, at Columbia. S. c., is dead. 81
was the widow of the late General Bri
6ane, and the sister of Mr.. A. j. White,
Charleston, S. c. After the death of ht
husband she retired from the world and lie
the life OF a Tecluse,, and was neted for he
q accomplishments.
TIE Neso Cathedral in st. Louis-It woul
seem that the site of our new Cathedra
Aas at length been definitely determined
I've find among the transfers of real estate
rs reported for Saturday of last week, tina
BY +: 4. Kenrick to the St. Louis Cathedral
11.lding Association. of lot in city BLOCK
by io5 IT, on west line Of Twenty third
atreet, In fee simple. The price noIninallv
PAID for the same Is ten dollars. From
this We should infer that the new Cathedral
have q maximum depth of three hundred
4set- These dimensions fall far short of
chose, either Of the New York or of the
Boston Cathedral. However, we commend
tho wisdom which seeks only to keep pace
with the march Of our holy religion. and
makes the grandeur of Gods houss the the
natural Offshoot Of the spon taneous nietv
of Code people Western Waschman.
From a'late st~tement 1t 10 found that the
: Cathelic population of Massachusetts ia
= about 100000; the diocese of Boston hav-
ing aoout 100000 of it. The Diocese Of
loo, 600. In the former diocese there are
S:avnety ak churches and in the latter sixtv
with - total of 225 priests. The Catholic
Church is making very rapid strides in the
hot-bed of Puritanism.
HOST of the Temperance Societies of Bos-
con nave decided not to take part in the St.
patrick's Day procession. White very de-
ssirous to celebrate the anniversary ofIre
Raud's Patron Saint in a beftting manner.
ssey believe it is more in conformity with !
etseir principles to parade on the 10Th of |
Jctober, the anniversary of the birth of |
rather Matthew.
Death Of Very ReU. Joseph Ferne1ino. "
" Ihss most esteemed and emiuentlv
faithful and useful priest was struck with
aropiexy, after an instruction to the ST
Ai"ys'"- orphan children, on their frst
communion, on Wednesday, 3lst of jam
airy, aud died at IL p. NJ, Oh the first Feb.
Eaary, to celebrate, we hope, the beautiful
beast of the second in heaven. He had.
withln few days, attained his seventietL | I
gear, and, like. the aged Simeon. wns .nr. {
pared to leave this, world with his snnr nf
triumph, the "Nune Dimittis" on his ins T
Deceased was born in Germany. He came 4
to America after making his preparatory 4
seadies In the fatherland, and studied the t
His FIRST field of labor was in 'LouisvilIe g.
among the German Catholics who had LONG u
oeen destitute of pastoral instruction in g
sheir native language, and, in Dearborn al
County, Indiana, where he occasionally al
visited some scattered German Catbo,i, | cl
settiers, among whom he was afterword til
= laced as resident pastor. 1t wac during w
en- excns"n to this part of the diocese Of tn
ihcepnes, to give confirmation, at the re- ht
iuest OF Tue III. R"v Bishop Brute, that 80
he bIshop.of Cincinnati made the ac 1 !
luaintauce of Rev. Mr.. Feruedjpo. and SCI
'ttti the permission of Re. Rev. Or. Cha, on
rat, OF Bardstown, secured his services for i'm
tncInnati From that period to the 'pres ing
ne' over thlfty years, Father Ferneding be
'as one of ours. He has left his marx oS Lo
re diocese. as priest and Vicar-G eperal-
Telegraph. i
On the 29th of Decem Der the first Risbon WIZ
Detroit, RI. Rev. DR.. Reese, died at mel
His death changes the title rec
pr. Borgess. from Administrator to ,,,
ishop of Detroit. ~ wit
'N'o "eao vi FeTsonal' the Balti- two
ore Mirror of the 10th, publishes the fol- con
wing: sha
bish"p Foley, of Chicago, reached this eve,
~ i%s' week, on visit to his brother. 81
d nreacb"a o!ey fastor of ST. Martins, Thil
urse - 10" a. ius.I uceiVe and sound dis Clos
.udav Tno,ni" '"utcn, at high Mass on it's
pre- tor .rvara7 o "II,remain In Baiti- own
&c OF a visit M last week from Bishop Glib. xou
ADMINISTRATORS of tho ,';, anu, az interim, CONF
chmoud who va" "pp"'weu Diocese of the S
rs. The Rt. Rev ,on, Ii,'nIilore Tor IA few thing
rm greeting from his many old and G.' E"u
ga iilerd' ~ this city. Bishop Brck"r n na'n
tx. II, was ~ ,v.,,Il,,,'t t'ol,lh"t" this lack
!teD at Eiis, 'liv"d inE the CITY f.y ,", ,,,.
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