The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-03-25
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THURSDAY Mar a'-HSly of
TrsAsy ......Mar. SO-0ood Friday Passion Of Or
sasurdAy. -. Mar si-Hoiy saturday-vigii of Easts,
Father Ryan will preach this Sunday even
ing, ut II O'Clock, in st. Theresa's Church. Hi
subject will be: "Christ's Triumphs and
Trials"
The extra session of Congress 10 called fo
Monday, June +sh.
A daughter OF the late John Francis Ma
guire, MP, has entered convent in England
The Now York Senate has rejected Gen. Geo
B. Mcclellan as State Superint endent of Pub
lilo Works.
The ladies interested in st. Miohasl's Fair are
requested to meet in St. Miohael's Hall, Mon
day next, TT 10 o'clock NJ.
In all the churches of the Archdiocese, at all
the Masses next Sunday, April 1st, the collec,
lions will be for the Seminary.
The young ladies of the high class of st. A..
phonsus School will give concert on the 81
of April for the benefit of the orphans
Before the parade last Sunday Branch No. e,
II. b. & NJ. A. A., was presented with beanti-
fol wreath by the young ladies' of st. Aiphon-
sus' paroohial school.
The Consecratiou of the Holy Oils will take
place at the Cathedral on Holy Thursday, at
$3.50 o'clock. All the priests of the city will
be present on tho occasion.
William Collins. the Irish poet. and ]. c.
Curtin, late editor of the New York Tablet,
have started in New York new Irish weekly
National newspaper entitled the Irish Globe.
According to the off isl report of the trustees
Of Trinity Church protestant EpiscopaD New
York city, the revenues of the parish, from its
immense estates, amounted to $500. 900 during
the year 1876.
This Sunday evening, at half-past three
O'Clock, His Grace, the Most Rev. Archbishop,
will administer the Sacrament of Confirmation
in the Church of tho Holy Name of Mary,
Algiers, Rev. Father BellanRer, s. NJ Pastor.
Commencing this Sunday evening at 7
o o'clock. there will be q retreat ut the Jesuits'
church for the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin
to the exercises of which the public are in.
vted. The hours will be found elsewhere an
nounoed.
Situation wanted teacher ty u young
Catholic gentleman. Is competent to teach
English in nil branches and can give good
references. No objections to going to the
country. Address IL. K. c., care Morning Star
ofice, New Orleans.
We learn that the anniversary OF tho gall ant
Fire Department of Galveston will take place
on the 2lst of next month. We wish them au-
apicious weather and q gala day. and trust our
correspondent, Harry" will be on hand to
chronicle the event.
The Jesuits. according to an annual, just
published by themselves at Vienna, now mum.
Der SAC. France hae 3 00l; Germany, Aus.
tFia, Belgium, Holland. 1885 Italy, l 466
Britiso Empire. l,l65; Spain, 1882; North
America, 1877; South America, 3s4.
In st. Laurence county, N. Y, the stronghold
Of the Republican party in the State, the per
centago of illiterate voters is much larger thar
In New York city. According TO the census o
1870, there were $50 243 black aud 74S 97C
white voters who could neither read nor write
At the Convent of the Sisters of Psrpetua
Alteration. in the Aununciation parish, Thrt
District, His Grace last Wednesday recei vet
the vows of two novioes who arrived in thi
city last year from BellemaGuy, France. Their
we're present on the occasion Rev. Father
Anstaett, Durier and L'Hoste.
ORDINATIONS AT st. MAry's (Archbishop's
Church, on the 16 h and 18th inst. His Grace
the Most Rev. Napoleon Joseph Perohe, Arch
bishop of New Orleans. conferred the Hol!
Orders of Sub Deacon and Deacon on the fol
lowing named gentlemen John Mary Laval
a native of St. Eteuue, France Joseph A
Couetarot, a native of Lourdes, France; auC
Charles Clark, a native of New Orleans, La.