The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-05-05
NUMBER II.

Aprit 2sM.-At the Church of tho ImmacuIate
conception, Rev. Father Free, 8. j., snuounoed
from the pulpit that the fret meeting of tho
male section of the Church of the Immacnlate
conception would be held on Sunday, May 5th,
Immediately after High Mass. and that the
lion. L. ). Semmes would deliver An addre.s
on the occasion.
aP''f so.-Very Rev. Fa. Jeremiah Moynihan
announced at High Mass that steps were being
taken to establish the sections attached To tho
church OF st. John the Baptist. The frat
meetlng will be held on Sunday, bay 9Th, and
as preparatory step about 16o names were
enrolled this day.
-aP'tt 2sM-The Section of the Church Ct St.
M'chaei held Its first meeting under the presi
dehcy OF Rev. Father Tobin. Mr.. A. Robert.
VINO had been invited to speak, deli vered an
adoress explanatory of the principles and pur.
poses Of the Catholic Militant Union of thn
Cross.
mo oncers OF the Sections Of tho clnroaes
Oh 81. Mary of the Assumption, of the Most
fioiy trinity, and of st. Boniface, eoa TEMPLATE
organizing their respective Sections early in
any. Inc Sections of the churches of st..
A"sus'she' st. Joseph and the Annuuciation
VIII pe9'n their labors during the course of
tho month
THOMAS LAYTON, III. d., Secretary,
o"i"s appeal, now being ctrcu,ated.
itself: '""s tor
Aoms Tor tho aged Poor uader tho Car, ~ ,h.-
A1tue Sisters Of the Poo.
SUBSCRIPTION LIST FOR THE ERECTION n. -,,r
NNw HOME. "
ine present home for the aged poor oI,, mo,
~ c;t en uhoer the management Of the lit
~ Lahar, occupies several small frame hoaaes
i ~ PERSONS nave been received aud live in ths.
naana NO provision is made for any. thex Iii
ev sr on ,ne eSsrtions of the Sisters for tbsir
IL tue necessities of life. The beionc -. " sst
sren.t nn!l1naiities, some being American
Iany rsa aiiSh d Germans, English, Spanish, etc,
ion, but the place Is crow,IaI 80 ,J' aamis-
sGverai OF the old frame buildings are nov
, ,m" '1,g aown In ruins. These are the ras.
It Of erou t"1 a esters have purchased large
H. k,JJshu' ana are now Preparing TO Lnii5
nc building about to he erected only sorns
LII 81 W Inc contemplated improysmenta
ma AMI o w., accommodations for 1870 old per-
,a s; na Will cost little more than S45t t,0D,
80 SISTERS nave now only ore..hird OF fi,;s
".1,, ana depending solely upon public
al E ioI al their needs, they make this an
o-thirds. '"e 'ehaininS
10 TINS appeal our Most Rev. Arc.lbis.,o, h,.
ven ms approval as follows:
h.r..,., NKw ORLEANS, April 90. Is:2
:, am approve this subscription, and ex
-, :, u! iie Charitable and lscneyolent frienJs
no III iLe oisters To answer their call
n. L PERcHE
Archbishop of New Orleans
good example for imitation. His
&C. out Of his great poverty, geuerous,v
80 ,"' i.s' with II subscription of SO.
the $4,000 which til. Sisters L,v. ~,
at present, to Commence their wort
Ooo was left them by the will of our re.
tea ieiiow-citizen, Mr.. J. Avet tho extent
nose CHARITIES was only exceeded by the
ecy with which he always veiled his good
Inc Sisters request us to state that this
eription is entirely distinct from the other
which they make on the pub,ic-tbis
& solely for the Rew buiIdipg-wLerens all
RS are for the support of the Poor. The
RS may be addressed through glass box
post office. Parties who cannot give
at present, are invited to sign the list,
iat'ng as to a future time of payment
lree' six or nine months after date.
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