The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-08-11

1Autherin, 8. NJ; Very Rev. Father Pellicer, !,
y G. diocese Of 1aoSils)s Rev. Thomas j. ;
NTH, c. NJ, Very Raw. Father Raymond, ":
4. and the Very Rev. Fathers J. and c. Moy-
skhan on either sido of His Grace, Archbishop
psrche, Starting from the pastoral residepce,
Law crossed tho intervening space and
Aence went Into the sanctuary where HIS
robed in full pontiHoal attire. Pre-
uin.ry to conferring Holy ordsEs upon the
p1icsnts for that distraction, the Archbishop
Inferred Tonsuri. Minor Orders ana 'snbdsari
nship on Mr.. Michael Robips %, gf the con.
1sxation Of the Holy eaviour, and NJ 'Magfn t
MINER. 81, This being concluded, Very Ray. I
hther Raymond: v. g., seting - afehdeaocn,'
aled the Rev. Messrs. Jeremiah loynihan,
!, J. G. Foote and John Dumas, for thepur-
7eee Of having conferred apon them the sacred
pnity Of priesthood. The ceremonies were no I
Is imposing than magnificent, for in this par !
|6cular the Catholic Church is conceded to be |
lima inter omnes At the close Of the core |
Sonies, which lasted over three hours, His
lace made o brief address He alluded to the
1eeat carefulness of the Church in comforting
Oh honors upon her children, to tho lament
Ale loss of vocation in our country, to the
<cessity of having moro priests, and OF Inn
fSrtiug q sounder aud more Catholic educa-
ON to the youth of our city. He concluded
9TH his blessing TO ALL Heartfelt, Indeed,
~ nat have been the qualification Of the Very
a.y. Fathers Moynihan, who had acted as
dSSncons of honor during the ordination, to
4Eitness the elevation of their nephew, to see
Siin renounce. the world and its ponps to serve
10 lowly Nazarene. As yet no one Of the
syDung priests has been located in any parish,
"
1s1ade to have Rev. Father Moynihan, Jr., reside
Mith one of his uncles. To-day Father Jere-
zzssh Moynihan, Jr., will cay his. first n,ass at
&G John the Baptist, at 10 O'clock and Father
1Efs. Foote, at st. Patrick's, at 10 O'clock. Fa-
4Hae j. Dumas has already said his, last Mon
6ns morning, at st. Theresas- The Staging of
~ choir was excellent the Veni Creator, and
Ill piece which preceded 1t being especially
The order and satisfaction 90
rat6<alent must DO ascribed to Rev Father
&essnedy, master of ceremonies and his assist
III, Rev. Mr. Boucher. At st. Mary's (Aroh-
'Es2hop,s) Church, last Monday, the Revs. NJ.
Rnlmer and FranciA Rouge were ordained
Deacons. t1 ~
n. Pat,icEs ChareA,.-To-day at 10 O'Clock,
7xirh Mass will be celebrated at-this Church
81 Father Foote, one of the young gentlemen
srasined last Sunday. Rev. Father Murths
nm proaSh ON the occasion. On Thursday, the
NSnst of the Assumption, High Mass win be
as O'Clock Father Allen will receive the
xeHs of two ladies at this Mass.
~. Marys tGernaa) Chu-oh.-At this Church
1phich is ono of those under the control of the
ESaenptorist Fathers, and which is situated
a. Josephine street, there will be q grand
Hjgh Mass at 10 O'Clock next Thursday. The
1tpir, of which Mr.. Beuhler is the leader, will
~ assisted by some of the most distinguished
Assateurs in the city. string. band, under
&ks leadership of Prof L: Mayer and brass
hssad, under Prof. Sporer, will also be in at
<eSdauce. Mr.. Kronenberges is the organiat
IS this Church.. The members of st. Mary's
Heaevolent Society which is attachedto the
xarch, will attend Mass in q body and other
sSieo celebrate the day which is the twenty
Nssh anniversary of their organization.
..ERe Ne,0 Church Of st. Stephen-This church,
- Napoleon Avenue, 10 day by day developing
tte majestic proportions and new beauties OF
ssaamentation. 1t is not only the pride OF
jefferson City" but the adniration OF all
keAclders frem whatever directior. 1t seems
SIinost pity that such noble temples for the
wership of Almighty God cannot DO construct
"a without the aid of " filthy lucre )" but since
E il Il 60, We have only to "dccept' the situa-
k1nnb and make the best of it, and fortunately
the good Lazarist Fathers in charge now offer
4 10 the whole community q pleasant opportn.
nIsy of contributing small sums for this grand
okisot. Next Saturday, the 18th inst, at "
O'Clock p. NJ, the whole city is invited to par
tielpate in an original olio Entertainment, IN
the large new hall adjacent to the church. The
price of admission is. only fifty cents, and
tickets can be p1rchased of MssSrs. L. E. Four
niae, A. G: Blanchard, T. g. Elder, Charles D.
elder, G. H. vinten, A. Leo, and other gentle.
rnan of the parish. Lookout for full house.
Il r.
M. Thomas LayS6ni President of the South
ern Bank, was, on the Goth of June, accorded