The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-08

REnEMPTORIST FATHERS,
at their church in East Third street, propose max
ing grand display tomorrow. The splendid edl.
flee Is supplied with every facility for imposing reli-
gious ceremony, aud no doubt The service will be
most exciting and Impressive. me cceDrant OF the
solemn high mass VIII be Rev. Father Leinamber;
deacon, Rev. Father Urban; suD-deacon, Rev. Father
Price; master OF ceremonies. Rev. Father Klap-
hake The Rev. Father EberharG is TO preach the
sermon. The mass sung Will be MozarJs
be assisted by an instrumental band all under the
leadership OF Mr.. Fisher the organlst In the alter
noon lat three O'Clock there will be solemn vespers
when Lambeotc's "Rcgna CGlI LGtare" will be
sung Later IN the evening the confraternity or the
immaculate Heart OF Mary VIII have service, at
which henedlclon of the blessed sacrament will
be given. A procession called the Process
sion OF the Resurrection Is also to con-
stitutc part Of the Easter service. and Will
form an interesting feature 1t Is TO consist OF all
the reverend fathers OF the church, acolytes, the
young men OF the Holy Family tl00 III number), the
young women OF the Holy famiiy goo III number)
aud the rife company OF the church. which numbers
about sevcnty-iive. The chime OF six bells In the
befry OF the church rings while the procession is
progress. -, -
In James street, solemn high mass takes place at
haif-past ten O'Clock The Rev. Father barely,
pastor. Will be celcbrant Rev. Edward McKenna,
deacon Rev. y. Martin, sub-deacon. The sermon
win be preached 10y Rev. Father Quin, s..
j.. OF Fordham College Solemn vespers are TO be
held in the afternoon. The music viii be the Pas
chal Mass. sung by double quartet choir under d.
rection OF the organst Mr. i.anuente fne sane.
log the altar The ladies OF the parish nave sup
Piled a large number OF the very choicest flowers,
which are To beauty the sanctuary.
CHURCH or ST. PAUL THE APOSTLE.
AT this church, presided over by the Rev. Father
IiecEer, solemn ngn mass win commence ut the
usual hour, the Rev. Father DIVER being celebrant;
Rev. Father b. ID. lin, deacon; Rev. Father Scarle,
sub-deacon. The Rev..Fathcr Hecker will preach.
The music will be the 'Gregorian Chant" twelve
ait ar boys wen trained for the purpose making the
responses. Solemn vespers are sung in the after
noon. The deeoraIory arrangements promise TO be
good. .,.,-.
IN Ninth avenue. Thlrty-nrst and Thirty.second
streets the Rev. Arthur j. Donnelly, pastor, solemn
nigh MAS, beginning at the usual hour, VIII be cee.
brated by the Rev. Father Donneiy, the deacon
being Rev. Father Pratt and the sub-deacon Mr..
Stephen Maggie. Mr.. James Walsh Is to be master Of
ceremonies. and Mr.. William Degnan assistant mas.
ter OF ceremonies. The members OF the Latin class
attached 10 the church assist at tho ceremonies, 0c-
cupying seats IN the sanctuary. The music, as is
usual In this church, will be Of the highest 0ruer.
The altar decorations are chaste and eleganfs
= THE CHURCH or ~. BERNARD, 4 -
In Thirteenth street, between Ninth ana Tentn ave-
nucg though neither elegant Ia exterior nor eabO.
ratciv gotten up inierioriy, u being only recently
cstabIishsd VIII honor the festival BY high mass,
said W 40 Rev. r. !. HsalL ~ WHICH ~ pastor, eI