The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-10-26

diocese of Wilmington may join with those Oh In
Ia the act Of csnsecrating our diocese, our sye
selves, and congregations solemnly to tho sa- tor
cred Heart Of our Lord ana savlo "' Totally ma
different congregation, equivalent to two OF for
three audiences, according to the number OF tn,
Aa of which we forward print
to ali the Churches may be publicly read at all ev
the Masses, Immediately after the reading OF an
the Gospel, followed by such remarks and e1- so
plantations as the clergy may deem appropri- re
a'S We moreover grant Plenary Indulgence, on an
this occasion, BY virtue of faculties given TO nt
us by the Sovereign Pontiff, Plus TX. (whom ri
may God always protect), to all who being con z,
trite shall have confessed their sins anS tSa a,
Motherhood Of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Octo, IL
Der 10th. 1873, praying according to the nina q
of our Holy Mother the o Gausoa rxcxrR. 9
Bishop Of Wilmington.
| Wilmington, Del, October IS. 1873. Feast OF ss
Theresa. III
CLERICAL CHANGES IN THE D1ocKsE OF BALTI- \
| MORE.
The Most Rev. Archbishop has made the fol. {
lowing clerical changes: Very Rey: :; Pa1.
Dubreul, 8. 8. D. D., Superior of st. Marys
xiae Very Rsv D Henry
kerry, deceased. Father Dabreul will continue
to 30 Superior Of st. Mary9 Rsy. Thongs Rs q
william Starr is transferred from st. Pauls
. Church, Ellicott's City, to the Cathedral. ana
ia appointed Chauceilor OF the Afc9oiocSSe aIa
Secretary to the Archbiahop Rev. John Dough
erty is transferred from the Cathedral, anG 10
appointed Pastor of st. Paups Church as Elm
0 colts City; vice fasner e'aff '''"n''''N
d above) -Mirror. |
=, OUR SCHOOLS IN SAVANNAH
On Monday evening report was in ciroula
;. ton that meeting Of the Cathohcs wouIa pe
1t held for the purpose of effecting arrangements
10 to withdraw the Catholic children from the
Cathedrai and ST. Patrick's schools and inau-
!, Gurate q purely Catholic system. We carefully
and thoroughly investigated the rl nm ana
:. from mentioning it at all. Yesterday morning,
however we renewed our to satisfy MS that
es the report originated from u proposition on
"a Bishop Gross, to Withdraw the orphans OF the
cd pupils with this object in view, We nnder-
his stand the Bishop purchased, with the legacy
ant left the Academy by the late Hon. Joaa he ~
In northwest corner of Abercorn and Harris sa
streets directly opposite the a new p esry das
the the erection of a school building. The biehop
II we are informed, thinks that the efncienoy any
.eu separating the orphans from the day school
'ish The proposed new building will be under UNI
hat control and auspices OF the sisters OF eL ~
ga and will be devoted to the education OF the OF
phans, the same system being pursue9 "a
g. heretofore. BY this arrangement the Acaoe m
of st. Vincent de Paul Will De enaoiea 40 4nu
rise " In this connection may state upon tn tn
The nSoved of the present school system and woul
the be the last person to suggest any change IN
uaIs indeed he has declared his opinion thai :,
lnk. avstem of education in Savannah is not encel
the al nv that of any city in the URited StSs
tho that he has visited-Nels' la.
. re- A correspondent Of the Baltimore Msrre
4 IL. uvritiue. from Savannah October 5th, says:
wers A few short months ago Rev. Father D9u
lole- nic-then parish priest of the CatneaE", :.
hich .his citV-a gentleman whose holy Piety 2,
sew sa.i nroduced sentiments of veneraton in II
lsh- hearts of all with whom he came IN conSaS
the who endesred himself to all by his genSro
few, fsash n the hearts of the Catholics OF u
city, foreseeing the good effects sra of vou
M follow, collected together nT% oeneressti
tliZe and organized them into society Sci;
with. name and style of st. Vincent de rauts So1s
been Of Savannah. They, although meeting :"
IL not Notifications at every step of their
or ex, wards nobly overcame them All Wy SnSA -
;iated severance and devotion TO virtue Il a. now
pity if ace them ranking among the first organ
If our t;ons of this city. Mental moral and religl
ounds cnItnre to all Who desire this blessing Is
set" of IT'S leading objects, and perhaps the ~
ought his one ia TO place Christianity in its leg
have mate light before the world, by showing p
robbie 4;collv Ihat genuine cheerfulness, born OF
if the oion and the practice of virtue is incomp
adered Siv preferable to the false and heetlng e1
ID not ments of life of vicious literal
I'M -
liscov- EShrarv of we'll chosen works, lectures o
should ;onoiIT ON useful and entertaining supJe
ducts, ho-r,iess amusements and weekly discuss
it not ~, Interesting and important topics, are
le milk ;.hin the scope of the st. VincenGs v
,gested o. Thursday evening they opened tneL
Ilthful. Difcent hall. on Congress street, 20 Q A
le milk nnT,her Of guests among whom the ladles
oppor- Som;nated Mr.. Cops delivered Hsry
e these oSdresa EXPRESSING sentiments OF Welcou
alter Is ~ Tnests not forg getting few witty rem
he well w sn0 he ladies. Mr.. Moran, the worthy
a, until tSrS IF the club having been called upon
% pure, ncnded in q very jocose style, rcmarxins
,lief. sRe ondience would please excuse MN
t ,nsk du q long speech, he had not ,;e g
is hon he sneaking clothes. MI Lahteau liz IN
9 found t,ada q few remarks in his usuaf iei,o
he poor monner The ladies seemed TO nave asSSA
Thieves IN suSh large numbers expressly to endoF,
are, OF nISscts' Of the Club by their pfesence'
Ind and - tahn that as sn auguTyI the intuEe =
bsolnte- a. Vincent de Paul Society VIII De mos
ne scEu- e:srnI And in truth, they Will oe s"o0S
che dis 81. hove thew not God on their side
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