The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-08
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q. A. Healy Is to preach There IL 10 De concert IN
this church In It's ala, Sunday evening, the 10th
instant.
IN ST. MARY's CHURCH,
Grand street, Rev. Father Mater VIII be the celebrnnt
con, and Rev. Father Reade, sub-deacon Inc
affairs viii be brilliantly lighted. The music pro-
posed mass for the OCCASION The choir Is a vol
unteer one, numbering about hfty voices anu mas
Deen in training more than two years. There Will
be solemn vespers in the afternoon.
AT 81. BRIDGEP'S CHURCH,
corner OF avenue and Eighth street, no trouble
Easter. Two hundred lights have been arranged
around the figure Of the dead Christ above the altar,
scale ' has Seen On ceSir Of thrtyve
altar boys has been trained to chant the
Fee@ mass s % he ea n % hs eeEre
under the direction OF the organist, Mr.. Wygand.
The gorgeous vestmenrs made In Munich for this
morrow: The ceebrant is to be the pastor, Rev.
Father Mooney; deacon. Rev. Father Brady: sub.
deacon Kew. Father Meister. Rev. Father Mooney
also breaches the sermon. Solemn vespers (Mil-
lard'sl VIII be sung In the afternoon
CHURCH OF Tue IMMACULATE CONCEPTION.
In this church, at the customary hour, Rev. DR..
Morrogh Is TO celebrate the solemn high mass, Rev.
Father Mcclure is TO DO deacon and Rev. Father
Murphy, sub-deacon. Rev. Father Mcclure Is to
preach. Mr.. Reuz, the organist, has composed
mass especially tor this festival. At vespers nag
nfcat, said TO be very line, which was arranged by
Mr.. Reuter-, VIII be sung. The Moral ornamentaton
CHURCH OF ST. FRANCIS XAVIER
In this church (osuts) the ceebrant VIII be Rev.
Father Bendevan; deacon, Rev. Father Busum SUBJ
deacon, MT; Casurs; master or ceremonies, Mr..
Renaud. The mass to be sung IS the "Resurrection
Mass" by the organist OF the church, Mr.. Berge.
There VIII be twenty voices In the choir, with fun
Solemn vespers begin at five In the evening. The
sanctuary is elegantly ana deliberately oruamented.
AT ST. JosEPH'S CHURCH.
corner of Sixth avenue and Washington place, Rev.
Father Farrell pasor is to be s,sa Rev.
sub. deacon; Rev. Father Byron, master Of cere
monies. Rev. Father Clancy Is to preach. The
choir, under direction of Mr.. Martenez, the organ
Isl, has been In training for the festival.
CHURCH or ST. TERESA.
In this church, OF which the Rev. James Boyce is
pastor, the Easter services Will be particularly inter-
estiDg as the Forty Hours Alteration is to commence
here with the solemn high mass At any time the
Forty Hours Devotion IS always well attended, and
the sanctuary is especially prepared with flowers
and ornaments and large number OF well arranged
lights for the occasion. This, then, combined
decorating the affairs for this Easter gives the
church an additional claim for large congregation
to the chIrcn, WIN keep the "watcnes" during the
Alteration. Solemn high mass VIII be celebrated at
Father fattery being deacon and Rev. Father Nc
Cauley sub-deacon. In consequence OF The COM
DO no sermon. Haydn's Mass, No. I, VIII be sung,
under the direction or the organist, Mr.. Gleason.
There will be solemn vespcrs in the evening.
CHURCH. OF ST. ANTHONY. or PADUA lTALIANl.
In this church solemn high mass Will be cee-
brated, the ceebrant being Rev. Father Leo: dea-
con, Rev. Father Edward; suD-deacon, Rev. Father
Tranquilllno; master OF ceremonies, Rev. Father
Charles AT the nine O'Clock service the Rev.
IIiph Mass Rev Father Leo will breach In English:
In tne evening at hail.pa seven O'CLOCK Rev Father
Tranquillno viii preach IN Italian. The Altar So
cieiy has decorated the sanctuary very prettly.
CHURCH OF ST. VINCENT FERRAR.
In this pretty church, IN siXty.hnh street. pre-
IIiy he,ng ns stnr the servtces Inrtn, Hoiy Wnek
have been Conducted most impresslvely, the twelve
'Co.morrnw The cnurch viii 6e eecantv arrranred IN
nora, de e Tc m oe n ees n , aa
~ halrnoep ,an o,clocr mo celohranr he,ug rev
Father turner. 10 ,con Rev FATHER Snger: ann
deacon pew Father NICK emma Rev Father Liliy will
preach the sermon Webers mass viii he sung NV
Tho cho,r undnr the laadersbin 0T rho ORGANISE MI
o. Hausehell The SOPRANO being Miss Fisette: con.
fralto Miss Tracey ma Messrs Franseli and Sulii.
van tenor ana baritone resnectiyely Solemn yes-
ners her,n M holi-nas, seven In fhe evening when a
sermon by the yery Rev. Father Kelly viii he
preached. At the nine o'clock A. Nj. mass the St.
Cecilia Society Will constitute the choir.
In ,n,s ,enn The serysces Of tho HOW week
have hae9 In mi sccordance with the beautiful and
solemn ritual OF Inc Episcopal Church. and large
conrreaatlons have been 'here daiiy worshippers.
onoiroW me services VIII even gain more IN So
esi,ya and ud Tr,nisyS viii appear ~ D ~ s
form, worshippmg at the shrine Of the
posDel and echoinr 10 the words OF the Evanreists
a1nounc the ,ssnrrect,on OF Inc Master. The SER
mon OF the morning service, beginning at hal-past
that OF the Afternoon by the REV Dr. Ogby. During
the services tie prayers will be intoned and the
Lltany rend by the Rev Mr. Denniston M. A. There
Viii ~. mn, lights on me altar ana $500 has been
expended in providing Mowers for the affairs
ana sanctuary. There Will be choir Of sixty voices
around the caancel band OF music consisting OF
forty pieces under direction or Mr.. Morgan Will be
In the organ loft 70 assist the regular choir. The
ssa a ss io RIA ac car o~ar mns' uoss
the leadership or the organst, Mr.. Merster. The
following Is the programme Of the chimes, which
Merry Church Bells Ring,n 'Tne World Itself Keeps
Easter Day. ''christ Is Risen," Natures Halle