The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-28
The CHURCHES YESTERDAY.
SPECIAL TtlEcSaM TO THE HERALD.

cs~usec ration of -. Patrick's Church mt New
Have n-Iwposing Catholic Cercmonial-
Grew ded Attendance of Persona Of All De-
nosiii 'ntions-sermon by Archbishop Nc
Nxw HAVEN, Conn, Oct 81, 1867.
Today has been a gala day among tho Catholics Of
ts city and vicinity, tho occasion being the
SION OF e. Parck's church the first in Connecticut
sho sec,r Il IN New England ecra,cd with all
che inI ,sng ceremonies OF tho Roman ritual The
-shurch situated the Of Grand and Wallace
streets. nd 10 commodous and highly architectural
sdice robahy ono Of the handsomest In the Eastern
SAFES. 1fhe Rev iGtthew Hart is It's pastor
The m ndour OF the ceremonial OF conservation
pusands Of all denominations spd long before
The sole M Hugh Mass was begun not only was. the
church vi ed Ia rrPletoB, bit large crowds, unable
gam tance waiting in tho adjoining streets
Governor English and the city authorities present
The coua Grafton ceremonies proper
ane ociu OK A. NJ, and were performed by the Right
Rev. DR. icfarland, Of Providence the Bishop OF this
diocese
Al elev, n o'clock grand procession Of bishops
.coyles ID ecolesiascs robsd rich vestnents,
the ciTcn OF tho church, entered by the main door,
and prOre< led down tho aisle the sanctuary
after whs solemn High Mass was beann, Bishop
Bacon OF Portland. Ne, acting celebrsni. the Very
Rey VIVA Quinn, Of New York. assistant
priest aud the Revs Z. J. c'Brien and James Camp
bell of this city, "a deacon and sbdeecon respectively
The Rev " rsncis HcNerrey, secretary TO Archbishop
hcCloskey. Of New York, oiciaied master OF
suonies n musical exercises OF high order.
Aorartis en- and Tgelfth Mass by largo and
e5c,ent cs r the acc pauy ing instru enton bong
by fun oel In ADDITION 20 tie organ Tho sec-
ton nj ma q dcrtoriun the famous AVE Msrla,u
nv Schu b<rt cxcceny rendered by Mss MCGUIRE The
leading yrprr 10 OF the church.
Archb El.ap McClnskcy. OF New York, preached the
xonsecra ton sermon. taking for his theme the
-ssEnchar tic Sacridcen II OF his grand
e., effort. anil ia tho subject Of universal comment
He bec N bv rasng the Scripture narration
Of the ts'ia lishment and CONTINUATION OF re-
hrous sac tnaoe the days Of Csu Abel TO its
grsad cuu uila1on MONT Calvary centending that
AZ xas the ,sry highest form OF religious Worship and
VI belonged TO God alone. He alluded
racriaces Of abe ord Law being typical great
sarri0ce on Ia, cross and then showed hcw ACCORDING
90 Catholic 4 alchinr, Redeemer last supper
with h dis al,es, changed the sacrihcias form
bringing coge On, argument 70 bear supper. Of The
Catholic docri ., OF tho real the Eucharist
His perorafon contrasting earthly temples with the
grand temple n God. eternal in tho hesyens q
specimen OF III u shed oraory. and created profound
smDTessiqp.
Al ihe close - the the procession reformed
passea dox the tisle Of the church returned
10 the vesry, while the orchestra sent forth the In
spring Strains OF 1iaydas Imperial March"
musical exercises OF The being the gram
lions OF Donizsti i}ishOS he Gssbrand, OF Vermont
preached the scrr Tue number OF eCclesiastics m
attendance was exc, y dinghy srse II Included the fol-
lowing preiaes.Ar cibisnop hcCiosSey, Bishop laugh
lin OF Brooklyn. Ntnop bacon, OF Portland; Bishop
Mcfarland, OF Pfo,eet zee, and Bishop DE Gasbrand. Of
Rurlin ton AmerAy the prominent clergymen from
New YORK, and y..nsny were the very Rev. william
Quinn OF 81 Peter 4 Rathers Boyec, John Quinn Nc
Csrthy Clowrey McS5etny, Mci,ongnliu fsrreiy. Rev
Sylvester Malone, Of Whhamsonrs; Bflody, OF New
brg; Cassidy and 81 tsor, Of brooxiyn; Albinus, OF
Hobokeu and Fathers lNeyan, PerTow, Janir Dria
coli Of the society OF ssns