The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-07-07
| Catholic Militant Union Of the Cross-counuu OK
New Orleans.
BULLETIN.

NEW ORLEANS, July 6, lS72.-
Atths request of Father Dubsruard, Curste
Of the Church Of st. Gabriel, {Tberviils), tho
following appointments have been made for
the Section to be established 10 that parish -
President, Julien Grassin, ESD; vics-Presi.
dent, Aug. Levert, Esq. Secretary, Anatols
Jolly, Esq; Treasurer, Adolph Hebsrt. Esq.
Auguste Moutreail, Esq., has been appointed
Presideut Of the Section Of the Cathedral, vice.
N. Augustiu, Esq, (resigned.) ...
The meeting announced In the last Buiietin
was held on Sunday, June 3Oth, ut the Morning
Star Hall, and was largely attended by the
officers Of the Sections. A report was received
from each Section, and satisfaction was ex-
pressed at the opportunity thus afforded Of OK
changing views upon subjects Of general in
terest to the welfare Of the Union. It'wss
! also apparent thst great benefit win result from
the bringing together Of tho ohaoera Of the Sec.
lions on such occasions. At the couciueion of
tina reports, Jndge collsns delivered 81 I'D,
dress. at the reapest Of the Prssidsnk After
remindiog the Presidsnts of Sections OF the
necessity for active exsEtions on their part, 10
said that it is prewatars, % yet, To- ssk what
isfntended to be accomplished by, tho Union.
Before questions Of this nature oan be answer.
ed, it is Indispensable thst'.ths Union Be
formed, that IL exist hence, for the pgeeent.
tho work Of organizing and Of recruiting lie
the primary object in view. Tho success OBJ
tanned, so far, encoursges 70 greater efforts In
She future n is ait esssntiuf thHt Catholics DO
Instructed concerning the necessity and tho
plans of the Union, aud "suggestioas to
Presidents of Unions have bsen prepared
and distributed by tho Council. These sug.
,~~t;on.p ill t,o fonud "a arm Hvaeo all tina oh
jsets contemplated by the Association, Al the
present time "Union" 10 tbs watchvord Of
Catholics eli over the world, and the aaIoon-
lions Of the Holy Father are tesuning With
adviceNPon this sabject. AileAions we've made
by the speaker to- the question Of sdneatlen BY
the State, which were warmly aPpiaaded. It
was proposdd that the Particular Council Of
New ofissas begin its iabors immediatels. The
Psesideatsy Sads representatives. Of ssetions
present 81 the uaeetiDg, entitled TO Denbef--
ship in che Psstiealsr Council, sgresd .aPen
holding The ,ffst. meeting Of that body on
Friday, Jalye ,19th, as the hosaing sssr.
Hail, ut half-pas seven o'clock In TIE eveosn
Preparatory to the msctipg 70 be hetd % July
18th, MN. J, casseA President OF the RSr z
ticular Council; appoinsea . committee 70 sr'--
range pfeiiminnriSs. TIE 4sh Of Jnly was
uXaQ upOn - pkAw Oey Va hADotAhk w 1SS S>@-~e
mittee. which 10 aeanpesed Of the geatlsnsn
whose Nance follow ;--Aesses. WI. Caasen.
c. Z. Giraedey, Jas. strawbridge, Hon. r. Z.
Theard, D. Flsuery, H. Geohsl, D. BiSnVsoa'
d. j. ReruHghGn.
At the meeting Of the Diocesan Coanen hsl@
on July Let, 1t was resolved to ansoo ta~
fourth paragraph of Article ~. OF shs CohssA-
tuition 60 as to admit vicePsoaidenss OF Bee
tiOus to membership in the PARTICULAR CoGn-
cilR.
Presidents and Vioe-Presideuts Of ssctioSS
will please take notice OF this a"sndmS0f' "1N
govern tn susolvso accordingly.
! Thu Section of the Parish Of the Annnneia-
ton viii hold its hrst meeting on Sunday 9th
| inst.)
Up to the qressut time, twenty sections
| have been established in tho city, three Of
which are auxiliary. Five principal Sections
and one Auxiliary have also been formed in
| tho country parishes. 81. IS
THOMAS LAYTON, n. D., assrstAFy.