The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-01-19

lUTIFUL ARE THE FEET OF THEN TIL
new ORLEANS. SUNDAY nc
thirteen TKsolosiaas, a1s Ri.Ioss ssd 9is /
Grace, The Asehhishnp, having bssn Sseoft- |
Cd 70 The Cathedral BY shs Disessan Cosa-
ell Of the Aiiitaut Unien, the eiebration u
PoxrrrrCAI. uYcH MASS 5.r
was comaeaeed by His Grace, the Nest
Rev. Archbishop. The Archb'shoris assis-
tant PRIEST VISA Very Rev. O.. Rsynond,
Vicar GeaeraL Very Rev. Fischer Tuneise
ofSs. Anne's was Deacon SfoAacs, Very Rev,
G. Moynihan Of 81. Petar'a, Sab -Deassn Of
Office the Deaoons Of Honor wsrs Very.
Rev. L.. @. d. Chamboaat and Rev. A Jor-
dan 8. J., Rev. ]. b. Jobere, Of 81. Augas-
jsine's was mater Of eerenenies, Fathers
Feeee Of tho Cathedra. asA Feste Est.
1 PatsielE'S bsisg. .assiseAass. Im@sdiately
opposiee 10 tAe throne ce His Grace, SAT
the hisbops In the following ORDER go
cerdine to the dates 81 thsis osnsscfstion
which we give: Right Kev.A M.! Martha,
4 Bishop Of Natchitoches, consecratedq New.
1 3Oth, 1853; Right Rev. W. Il. Elder, Bhh-
op of Matches, May Sd 1857; fright Rev.
John Qeiniau, Bishop Of Mobile Dec. 4tl
I 1887 R!gAs Rev. G. n. Dubuis, Bishop Of
Galvssssa, Nov. 2sd 1s62 Right Rev. Ed
ward Fitzgerald, Bishop Of Little Rack,
N Feb. Sd, 1867. .,s ,<osr..i bas1 :
The other ecclesiaseiesa were seated
!, around the saactaary which, with ahoGt l2t
Z [aigritaries Of the Churoh in 1t, pressatsd q
81 grand apPearance. ,zRst>v 4'er ~ siaa7%
@ After the first Gospel, Ella Grace wifi
: tHitre On and CROKER In hAaA, eAd ssapai9e
On hiss throne, delivered p, @ast. exssaleai
ssFmon in FreneA. lEass hsStng isecs esn.
Il fciaded, BIahop Qainlans pfehehea % In
a kglish in his usuaa Expressive Asannes.a H
sRpak for Ids text tbs two fslieying verse;
tton' the Path chapter Of 81. Nastbs1s:: 10 &
go re, thsrefoee, end teach All natieal
I bepsiztng them In the name Of tho Eashe
~ ana Of tie Sen and Of the Holy Chess. III -,
= sssssr have con co1asassded yva; md. 81 & g
you, always, eyen hpte She end Us q e e
y Afber psying;a feeling sribassgso che tv
g AssG6ishops, Blanc and oais, who tsa d
=, = parted this life siacs The laat uqae he fin
~ self had spoken in tbat church, ne coaarei
q. lulated The people, upon haylng seod' a
mt Archiepiscopal dignity fall pponso tnustr'
mt Gus and holy q naan assA blshop Psseh
tai he then commenced q mUst. 1nasteriy OF
I'M position of the divine oauthDFity ~ q
us, chursH - preach Tand teach, and for mo
ial then half %, hSSf kept the audieusss 81
' se thralled BY his eloquence.. .a...a N I
~, ne The Ltany Of the Saints Yves now SUI
- by -tha clsrggg and tho feTmal----~= -1aGz
ur- opEa1Ad OF 1HE fafRD PROVINCIAL coz
of the Province of New Orleans was pT
ceeded with. 8 90 ,l-[t. . -
inn The Council is composed only Of I
oat Archbishop and the Bishops We have naua
fuI above, bnt to assist them in their labr
.ct- the following clerrymsu have beensele'
led ed by them as Theologians: The Arc
nd, bishop: Very Rev. G.. Raymond, Fathers
Jon Anstastt and n. KaneJthe BishOp Of Nate
ph.e lfeocheS Very Rev. II. Gaud and Rev.
Tor Gergaud; the Bishop of Mobile: Very n
sne A. D. Peuiesr and Rey. r. Hollsindy s.
- the BfshOP, Dr. Galveston: Very; Rev. L.
- N. .ChamOoaut; the Bishop Of Little Boo
10y Rev.Jas. o'Kane, and Very Rev. c. 1Es
ssd niIan. ,2a -. :. - - -.
ned zThe TheOlogians are divided into Ash'
los congregational The frat, on the Sac
the merits; tie ssconds on the discipline Of
'eFS Church; the third on Studies aAd SsEOt
ana These divisiOnsOE SdSjSctS e1absace, q
the understood, the principal subjects to be
hey H--..a nv h. cauncii. .e -
the 1rho D-nooaa,o0.. which vera in La
ens- ana weFseonaaesS9 in tone OF voice
ereo low a. to be inSadible 70 eay l6ne oHti
the Sanctuary, were merely Of an iAIlaAa
EeHaracser.q Hid GfAes gave the Pot9e
,sus; BsnsalessOn, esq enc psOseAaIcu Oeie@
aers, lfOEnneda rssaIesa g re AxSassl ssssRsai