VOL. LXI, CINCINNATI, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1892.

" graces and privileges granted by' our parish priests shallinform the Dioces­ number of families, especially of work­ On the 3d of January, 1844, the ADDRESS TO IRISHMEN. for the stimulation an under the di­ msu's whom arb di- predecessjrs of zeal Directors, and these, families, against school was opened by the Very Rev. and piety in its This devotion rection of the shall inform The Federation Issues It, Declaring A PASTORAL LETTERJ regard. Ordinaries, rected most persistently the tempta­ THf GOLOfN JUBILff Vicar-General, Edw. T. Collins. The has beau iI1 paetioular honor since the the central authority in Rome, of the tions of the shall in their the Long-Deferred Independence enemy, give contained four class sevent senth after it number of added to the building rooms, Ireland About to Be Re­ century; ana, had families newly names to the pIOUS. Association. But of 30 feet square, with hall, also two large Is CAMilLUS PAUL, g'reany spread 'and increased in Italy, pious Association. they will above all be vigilant that the OF ST, MARY'S CHURCH, alized, but Money France and Belgium, has passed among 5. The consecration of families shall Association lose not sight of Its first basement rooms. The enrollment of Needed to Insure It. almost all the nations of Europe, be made according to the formula ap­ aim, and that its spirit change not, but the first day showed 450 pupils in at- the of the and the 29.-A of By the Mercy of God and the Favor Orosstng, furthermore, space proved prescribed by Sovereign that its prayers and other exercises of The Second Oldest German Catholic tendance. About this time Rev. John Dublin, September meeting it has taken hold of Leo ocean, 'America Pontiff XIII. It may take place fixed the statutes be of Cincinnati Cele­ National Federation was held to­ of the Holy Apostolic See, piety by practiced Congregation Luhr arrived from and the and of Henry Eurpe th-e Canadian regions, where it in private for each family, or may be and brates the 50th of punctually. May Jesus, Mary, Anniversary at which MI'. J ustin McCarthy. Bishop Covington. flourished for a few months assisted at the church. day, greatly; thanks chiefiyto the accomplished by groups of families, in Joseph, invoked on the hearth, be of Its Foundation. tbe leader of the anti-Parnellite section solicitlld-e and fa-I' the activity of the Ven- the presence of their parish priest or e us· with vorabI to , may they bring Now a most critical 'period In the Irish pre- erable Servant of God, Francois de his rule our mo- of the Parliamentary party, delegate. them charity, may they of of this' was '1'0 ow' VeNoerGlIll.e BI the history Catholicity city of GIC1'gy : ethre« of first of 6. The of the of The festivities of this the Montm-erency Laval, Bishop image Holy Family rality, may they move h earts to0 vivirtue golden jubilee sided. The Federation approved and our Belo()/ld ChililJlVf,n of the about to take as St. Laity, and to the zeal of the Vener-' Nazareth shall be found with each of place ; and, Mary's Quebec, and swee- were held last . to Irish- bvJ their example, may they congregation, which issue of a addressed hculth and bloosing 'ill! Q111' Lord. Jesus manifesto, abl-e Servant of Bour- the families and the mem­ Church was the scene in which the God, Marguerite inscribed, and m ike more tolerable the mi- Christ: ten, Sunday, will long be remembered by men in America and Australia. This In our dear was geois, these latter' days be�s .of such families shall at least once series wberewith man everywh·ere IS . . threatened upheaval effectively a11 w h0 In SInce ress on In our .Pal'ltol'alletlt� of last atten de. d The terierror, manl:festo says'. "We add, you year,we Francois of the . son, 'Prancoa, a and as as in we be Phipppe day, generally possible burdened. put to rest, may permitted to . . its is one of the hand- an tbe intentlien of to S..ciety of Jesus, established in all remodeling, the National cause at auspICIOUS expressed recalling Lyons the evening, pray together before the We decree that these dispositions mention it in brief. the Associatton -of the minds of Catho'Hc parents the duty pious the Holv image. A special recoramendatiou is and their details such as they are re- somest in the city, was profusely time and from an auspicious position. For some time malici­ which the past, unruly, I:i'amily, promises, with help for this to the formula corded sball be and while the exterior was like­ has been devolving IIP()'l') t'oem'of making home given purpose here, permanent decorated, Our demand for justice ad­ ous who desired to control of God, most happy and abundant of the established in all Constitu­ elements, life Oartstian, The latest prayer approved by Sovereign perpetuity, wise beautified with evergreens, flags vanced the of the people to thoroughly rruits, This by power Association, so fortunately Pontiff now reigning, and also to the tions' Apostolic Letters, priviJeges,in­ the cllurch property, the funds; depose Ietter of ifdco addressed and 'bunting, The houses in the im- another that is and aU POj}B �IlI., by has for its the work of or stage �ecisive founded, object frequent use of the three well known dults, rules published by ourself the and install priests at their liking, in His Holiness to 'an 'the of the a closer and stricter mediate also but final." Bishops accomplishing and and other neighborhood joined.in " ejaculatory prayers: "Jesus, Mary Apostolic Chancery, things fact, rule the church on the abominable bonds of between of the sin- world, treatl'l,:of this very subject, and union, by piety, Joseph, I give you my heart and my to the contrary not wlthstandlng. the decoration. It adds: 'Ve are convinced trustee which was then ()lhrist,ian families and the system, doing Holy Family life." and Given at Rome St 'under was leaders. not we hasten tio acqualnt you with its "Jesus, Mary Joseph, help by Peter's, The high mass (coram episcopo) cerity of the Liberal only of the work of and in some parts of the country had Nazareth-or, rather, me in my last agony." "Jesus, Mary the Ring of the Fisherman,on the 14th the contents. tnatlilt-s which are. ,,- celebrated at 9 :30 the because of the course by , directions, . a.m., by Yery pursued "re'V and' ChrtstlaI n otlng dedicating and Josep,b may my souI pass away ID day of June, 1892, in the fifteenth year already done incalculable mischief to our Rev. J. C. Mr. Gladstone so much-In accordance with f!limilies and to the Vicar-General, Albrinck, Liberals since adopted desires, totally completely peace with you." (Indulgence toties of our Pontlflcate, the cause of religion, had drawn tIP a be car- so assistant was the Rev. but also because their inter- for y�llr sp'i'rit,u!d welfare, may Moly Family, that Jesus, Mary and quoties of 300 for the three united S. CARDINAL YANNUTELLI. Ph.D.; priest home-rule, j days petition for an incorporation under the take into their care the of the V:oseph may H . Sch S..J PresldI ent of St , such settle- ried out in every"parish Dlocese.] -ejaculatlons, and of 100 days for each apman, , eats demaud a' permanent In accordance with the instructions and of the German Catholic, homes thus . name style consecrated, and may pro- one of Pius It reads as follows: them.-Pope VU, April 28, X'avler C 0IIege; Rev. J..H Shoenhoeft ment as Ireland can cordially accept.' teet them as their of our Father, we hereby order: of Cincinnati. had being very own, 1807.) Holy 'Congregation They of St. Lawrence assisted "If the House of Lords, in contempt. LRl@ :K'fIr., POPE. tothe of the D.D., Church, According statutes, the members 7. The image of the Holy Family 1. 'I'hat the confraternity already secured 1600 signatures. A . as and Rev. J. H. of so obstructs the home­ FOR [,,£�'P1EII\Ul�L REM1<�MBRANCE. : -of the Association with b deacon; Burwinkel, experience, shall, together shall be either that mentioned in tbe Holy Family be erected in every paris final meeting was set for JanuaI'y·').7,_ .thoae their of St. the of other AU men know that roof, letter of Pius of Joseph's Foundling Asylum, 'rule bill as to delay passage prosperity, public: abidi�g gat�er IX., holy memory, and mission of the Diocese to take place at the Court House, at before the u�derof the the and prtvate, depends chiefiy upon the' image Holy Family dated January 5, 1870, or any other Norwood, as sub-deacon. Revs. H. measures imperatively required by 2. We hereby appoint every Rector which should be made to 'l'be and practice the determined devotions arrangements constitution of

'0 • 'foliowing oro '" mthl e spI'rI't o�' ty in their midst. He then administer- years. The whole population of Ire­ 10IvSe',00rfn�I�0"�esrstya,nOaf stain from this act which is now re- eral collection of the alms in' the submission, '!lind ·of perfect faith; in: BrMllJlltes the Univel'sal Pious Associa- HOLY TRINITY PARISH. of served for alone. It is ed his blessing after which the Te Deum land is only 4,704,750, that is to say parish priests Church at masses Jesus lIimseU" 'W,bo "was unto ,tion Families Consecl'ated to the all of the day; all subject of that families Baptisms, . 270 of what it was in not, however, necessary was sung by all present, and thus the little more than half child![le,n bawe a Divine lVazal·eth. other and collections model, . them," Holy Family of subscriptions . . • 78 already inscribed in Congregations and 'Marriages, the the. of'obedience 1;e to golden jubilee exercises of St. Mary's years immediately preceding admire, re�erence" :J.. The object of this, pious Associa- Confraternities should have themselves during October being forbidden. Burials, . . '" . 118 Church were famine. has been and to imitate,. iPe'!'sons of nobl.e estate Cardinal Vicar of 'Rome half a million were the With reo Iy between' ages to be preferred be'f.on; 'riches. with and, to the on the first of, tat�on, daily prayer, shap- Patron of the people Sunday Oc- In the of Rev. Rev. Henrv who had bMn or- pr.G tempore perpetual beginning May, 1843, Luers, of and gard to workers aud ,all those who, their model twenty forty-five. ing life upon the of tbe and we confer tober and on the on Association, upon him Sunday which the C. Hammer, the first pastor of the con­ dained by Bishop Purcell a few days particula!'ly in Qllr ·ewn are stu ng The last mentioned fact a. day, subHm.e virtues whereof it presel've the all the and faculties to explains rights judged collection for the seminarians is taken' left the for a to celebrated his first' mass in to greviotJs irritat{oFl by- their narrow to all social and gregation. city trip previous, examp].e cJasses espe- be necessary for the fulfillment of his circumstance which has surprised ancl in their churches and .means and the 10wHn·ess of their con� to the class. up respective Europe. St. Mary's. On this occasion the first cially working charge. ,\Ve desire also tbat he shall saddened many visitors to Ireland bot to lift their dJtion, they have. up 2. The Association has its cen- missions. On the 13th of of the same trial of the new built Mathias pious be assisted by a CouI\cil of Roman Pre­ August organ, by tbe to the most members of this during l'ast six years of the Liberal ,eyes holy ter in with the most Eminent GIven at our Rome, lates, among whom shall be the Secre­ Episcopal reSidence', year, the firs.t bell, weighing 3,363 Ibs., Schwab, and costing $2,800, was had. domestic in oru.er'-to find in them battle for home rule. Especially in group Cardinal Vicar PI'O tempore of His Holi- of the tary pro tempore Sacred Congre­ Covington, Ky., on the feast of the cast by Coffin of this city, was blessed. During December, Rev. Jos. FenIe- C1HLse for in their lot rather the western towns and rejOicing ness, who is its patron. He it is who of Rites. and southern Ilati(m Holy Name of Mary, September On the 9th of returned from ihalil for repining at it. They, indeed, with the of the Prelate 11th, September, following, ding agaID Europe. help holding For the rest, we have a certain villages one is struck with the paucity hope 1892. From to sha.r-e with the Holy Fam.iJy its labors the office of Secretary of the Sacred the cornerstone for the new school, ad- February 28 March 8, 1847, that all those to whom is committed of young men and young women, ana .and ,.the burden of the cares of its daily of the Jesuit Fathers F. X. Kalcher and Congregation Rites" and of two the care of the J'oining the church and on salvation of souls, and 'fronting the of children and life. For Joseph, t<.o, was bound to ,superabundance other Prelates cbosen by as RELIGION AND POLITICS. Irteenth street was Martin Seisel held a mission for thc himself, principally the Bishops, will share our Th' , ,Isolemnly la'd of the old The the provitOO for the ne.:essiti.es day also of an ecclesiastic persons. young, energetic fulfilling the intentions and our wishes in the estab­ the Rev" John MartI'n Hennl' of Over 2000 means of his own by cengregation. people ap- by toil, nay more, functions shall direct and the have to a land pf secretary, this lishment of this pious Association, and Dr. '\V'ashington Gladden, in his last . hopeful gone the Divi"lc hands were de- Ho I T'rIDI'ty Ch h wh0 aIso d eI'1 v- proached the sacraments. this the�selves same in all of the y urc, During Association, parts will aid us in the same. lecture at the First that is not disgraced by perpetual coer- voted of the arti- prospering Sunday evening time Rev. F. to thl� materjallabor watch that it shall keep ered the sermon. At 8:00 a.m. solemn 'Patchewski, S.J., and world, keeping All who know and who deplore, as we cion and whose citizens are not s�n. rrheref()·re it is not to be wondered Congregational Church, Columbus, 0., acts, the character of its first institution and the and of high mass was celebrated by Rev. H. afterward Rev. F. X. Wippern, S.J., do, depravation corruption statesmen to. at that men wost full of denounced the compared by responsible wise, riches, shall more and more increase. anti-Catholic movement. Christian morals, the extinction with­ D. Junker, of Chillicothe. The clergy assisted for a short period. bave been to and He was Hottentots. willing despoil strip 3. In each diocese or Apostolic- in families of especially severe when refer- the spirit of religion anEl attached to the at that time [TO BE CONTL-"UED.) themselves, so .that they might vol un- qhurch Vicariate, the Ordinary, for the better of piety, the uneontroUed of the ring to the class of literature which is of rising were the Rev. Jos. tarily share the J)-overty Jesus, Mary of the Association Ferneding, pastor, THE combined church choirs propagation pious desire of earthly things, will circulated the "A. P. A." and Catboliq and With full eagerly being by Joseph. reason, then, the shall an and Rev. AJidrew Tusch, assistant. among Faithful, employ desire to bring to evils so great and so THE Rev. F. X. Seegmueller, of St. ,of the city, now actively rehearsing for and with does the aeclared it was unchristian to wage adequate motive, e(lciesiastic of his own with The was to be of 70 feet choosing, many some timely healing. And noth­ building brick, Ind" died 20. the great Columbian Concert at Music' worship of the Holy .Family, early in- political war upon a man because of his Henry's, Sept.ember thl! title of Diocesan Director. could be conceived of 30 feet wide. The.first teacher ing greater help long �nd Hall on the traduced into the life of the of the 16th inst ... Church, 4. The Diocesan Directors shall religiou!! convictions. of THE new college of the Benedictine's evening place and succor for Christian families than "TJlOusands app0inted was Mr. Joseph Hemann. a fre,sh and novel will surprise tbe thousands of visitors require day by day themselves in communication with at was dedicated on to set before them the exa,mple of the Catholics shed their blood like beroes .The statistics for the year 1843 show 8ullman, Ala., the This is the institu- on that by their excellent voices growth. proved by to whom is night, pariah priests, exclusively Holy Family wherein is enclosed the to save this Union of said Dr. the 15th inst., by of tio� of Christian in the 'States," following: Bishop O'Sullivan, and effective A treat in :Associations the of the and all the training. given charge perfection completion"of • inscribing "and have Baptisms, 512 Mobile. of Nash­ Dame of the Family; by the honor families their virtues at home. will Gladden, they earned the Bishop Rademacher, music is' promised all. See to it, that Holy of respective parishes. They therefore Marriages, 139 that is pa.id to it; aDd above all, by the In. the month of May inevery year the take care that tbe greatest possible right to help administer Its affairs." Burials, 183 ville, Tenn" preached. you secure your tickets at once.