The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-07-06
Morning. Star and Catholic NE ;senge'
NEW ORLEANS. SUNDAY, JULY 9. WIS.
DOMESTIC cATHoIlc INTELLloENcE.

INV oRIEANs. SUNDAY JULY 6. YRS g
rcwEsTIc CATHOLIC 1NTELLIoENcE. o
I'm account of the prevalence of cholera, tho c
Bishop of Louisville allows the use Oh ''''"' .
Friday until further notice. t
for imperative reasons, esigned iast year Inc
diocese of Savannah, has lately pesn 10 S
city for some days the ths Spes ad% mi convent
"a -: Wo We Tb;rtv. first street. He left here on
the evening OF Trinity Sunday, going up the the
river to give re Ksnwo 20 'n n. Bishop Per
s s;Cn IL on his way to Canada. The Most Rev.
Archbishop Of Quebec has requested MN, anu
~ sl onr Holy Father, Pope Plus TX, to under
take O work for which he is most specially nj
ted 1t is to be the Vicar General OF tne many
Orders and Congregations of religious, In thaS
Old and weil.estabished diocese: Commu mi
ties of religious, regulars and others, are the
very salt Of Catholic eom a.nra ay IN their
occupations, which arc prayers II consecra!ea
to God-for laborare est oraN-they are asking
mercy of heaven for those that; ~ NOS E Ene
an hour day to God-ffe'"""s journal Juno
1asyerY Rer. l. i. Hecker.-Much solicitnde
has exist ed among the friends OF this dtstin-
sard to his bodily health. Hitherto, and while
ss1neetinv a speedy restoration of his health
It has seemed to us more DELICATE not to say
anything about his illness. 1t has been ths
result, very apparently, OF over-work, and OF
too severe and unremitting mental excrtions.
Nature demands it's recreations, OF all poor
mortals. If denied for too long time, 1t re-
nuires its compeusations or the man must de-
The grand cimaterio" of seven times seven
years, has been declared frora the most nm an
period. Father Hecker has passed TINS age OF
forty-nine by several years. The buoyaney o,
his mature has his siSssa
T}yes good promise that it will be successfully
accomplished; but, for this, protracted res
sage on the 18th, on the steamer Algeria te
mas The rest of the year, and the coming win
Tor, away from the scenes OF absorbing act. H,.
Az that haze oyertasked his powers Inc hev
Father Deshon, his old companion among TN
Pauiists, has gone with him: The loving good
wishes and what Is ter the or s
ibid "' "
Bishop Gross in Jacksonville, Fla..-On We'd
nesday last, Right Rev Bishop Gross. OF t f
the benefit of the Building Committee OF tn
Catholic Church of that place. His them
1s satnrs oSs Of the most ELOQUENT and in
pressive ever heard in the State of Florida
He was accompanied to the stage in the Met
Diocese, Rev. Peter Dnfau, the Rev. c. P. CT
boury, of Palatka, and Henry Clark, ESD, {
Jacksonville. The seats were occupied by u
latter devoived the duty of welcoming the di
tinguished visitor, which he ably performed
follows:
R& Rev and Beloved Prelate: In the nan
and in behalf of the laty representing u
Holy Catholic Apostolic Church Of Florid
permit me to extend to your lordshiP, co
dial, earnest and hearty welcome lou, You con
emplar we as Catholics have been taught
love worship and venerate. Receiving yo
commission from the King Oh kings, us p sor
and validity, while from our heart OF hear
we give you an earnest welcome, such Us
duo from all true Catholics to their spirltu
superiors. Your labors, Rt. Rev. Sir, IA
humble priest of the Eedemptorist ORD
have been signally blessed In this city, and
bless God for it. Many who were out of t
fold OF Christ, have humbly knelt ut the fe
Of the Cross, and through your holy char
and teachings have given their hearts 10 "
Church. To Him be ascribed all the glo
while to his ministers and appointed agel
we shall ever remain indebted. we thank
Rt. Rev. Sir for the zeal you havo ever ma
tested for Christ and His church, and we tn
that, on the last great day for which oil oil
days were made your Pio1s iao PRS may rec rec
Florida poor but devoted Catholics. We
willing, but also, almost powerless in our
God grant that your we'll known piety, &c
matches eloquence and your earnest pray,
may, to some extent ut least, afford us reli
Ri Rev. Sir, Out of the abundance OF
heart, the mouth speaketh." We cannot Ii
Language to express the deep sentiment
warm regard we hold for yo9 personally al
say that we feel deeply grateful for your k
visit, for yonr personal exertions in
deavoring to help, aid, and assist tho p
Catholics OF this city, who are using
cry means in their power to establish
proper temple in which God be tr
worshiped, and we devoutly pray t
your exertions in our behalf will receive
appreciation OF heaven, and merit the apI
val of the King of kings, who holds the en-
subject to His will. That God may bless,
with you in your etfolts to promote His no
and glory, is our sincerest, earnest, heart
prayer."-SaranRa Nctrs, June %.
"Ths Church of Rome in England-Its Position
Prospects"
We extract from the LoAdon Telegr
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