The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-12
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
November 12-Twenty-f0urth Sun
day After Pentec0st.
Programme Of Religious Exercises for the Day
Religious Correspondence and Rsli-
gious Matters Generally.


gious Matters Generally.
services To-Day.
"a Man OF One Idea" will be the subject OF Rev.
DavId Mitchelps discourse tins morning, In the
Canal street Presbyterian church.
The anniversary OF the Bethlehem Mission Sunday
School viii take place this afternoon In Brookes'
Assembly Rooms sel Broome street. Addresses
VIII be made BY Rev. J. Hyatt Smith and othera
Asermon on the dinicuties ex perienced In the
discharge OF duty Will be delivered this evening BY
Rev. L. Davies IN the Berean church, corner Bed
ford ana Downing streeLs
Rev. Andrew Longacre win preach in the Central
Methodist Episcopal church this morning and even
ing.
The third anniversary service Of the Ladies' Do
mestic Missionary Relief Association viii be held In
Zion church this evening Addresses viii be made
by Bishop Armitage, OF WISCONSIN,; Rev. DR.. B. II.
Paddock rector OF Grace church. Brooklyn, and
Rev. 8 d. Human, missionary TO the Indians.
Rev. Robert Cameron will preach in the open
Communion Baptist church, West Sixteenth street.
this morning and evening.
Rev. II. d. Northrop win preach IN the West
Tweny-tnird street Presbyterian church this morn
ing and evening.
Bishop Nicely, OF Maine, win preach in the Chapel
OF St Chrysostom this evening.
Rev. Chauncey Giles VIII preach in the Sweden
borgian church, In East Thirty. NTH street. this
morning. on Heavenly Blessedness,n and In the
evening Oh 'Tne Theological Writings Of Sweden
Dorg.n
Rev. DR.. Merrill Richardson viii preach morning
and evening, in the New England Congregational
church.
Dependency and Divine Encouragement' in
nj olra. chm
morning.
Rev. George V. Mingins Superintendent or City
Missions; Rev. G. c. Foote and others will address
the Morning Star Sunday School, $50 West Twenty
fourth street, this afternoon.
Rev. u s. Narrower Will preach this morning
and evening IN st Luke's Methodist Episcopal
church.
Rev. Dr. Morgan win preach this evening in St.
Peters church, West Twentieth street.
At the Church Of Our Father (First Universalisr,
Brooklyn, Rev. Il. r. Nye, Of Springfield, Mass,
will preach this morning on the subject "Wnas
God Hath Joined Together Let No Man Put Asun-
DER and in the evening on 'Whar is Truth"
Bishop Snow Will preach this afternoon in the
University, Washington square.
MRS. Emma Hardinge Will speak before the
Society Of Spritualsts, In Apollo Hall, this morn
ING and evening.
Rev. DR.. E. o. Flagg viii preach in the morning
ct the Church Of the Resurrection southwest corner
Of Fifty filth street and THIRD avenue.
The True Mission OF the True Woman.
10 TIE EDITOR CT THE HERALD:-
In the name OF all the true and womanIy OF nv
sex beg to thank You Tor coming to the defence a
oar h0iiest and dearest ''rights' and institutions
with such noble and high toned articles a. tina,
which you published last Sunday under the he ad
of THE Marriage Relations" &c. Its punlica
ton on this particular DAY seems nothing les
than providential contrasting as II aoes 81
finely with articles OF SO different q tone a
that which Is the leading one in the Worl
Of the same day. which stoops to record the con
tompuble conduct OF certain shameless, braze
indvtduals-unwOrthy the name Of woman-who
- representatives OF Mrs. Woodruff, Claim
Oo.Vsh could you but know, rs do, who and
What that nGtio word 500" stands for D-Ro into
BARRIERS saloons, grogshops. ana the like, clamor-
Ing loudly for Lneir 'rlghts," nour1shing the con.
Ing theatricaily thereirdm and insisting on
registering their names as voters God
tnsse-snd, thanks to The unSridled '' freedom
now allowed 70 all kinds or tnndeltles and false
Doctrine their name alas! Is Legion-are able TO
you think It simply preposterous and impossible
You. especially, pure. hearted. guileless maidens
shis safely mtrenched behnd the bars custom and
cOnventi0nality, In the shelter OF happy homes,
who carefully keep yoa from communicating contact
with the ioulness and niquity OF the great world
charmed ctrcle-ah, how superb Is your scorpful
ana lncredul0us smilel But tell yoL that II you
continue 70 remain scornful and increduous OF the
you do not ARISE In the might o. your m0desty and
innocence 70 vindicate the Character ana assert the
true rights OF your outraged SEX the rights OF wives
instead OF wantons Of mothers instead OF mstresses
OF Christianity instead Of inndety Of truth instead
OF ialsehood, the day Will come, aud Ia not far dis
taut that snail wreck your peace, your hopes your
homes, your hearts and AL That you hold deaSand
sacred.
Paying for seats I'm Churches.
10 THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD
An individual signing himself "Catholicus,r and
announcing TO the world in general that ne Ia u
good Catholic" complains through your column
OF being called upon In some churches TO pay for
seat at the half past ten mass on Sundaya
know not '.Csthoncus' ideas as to what consti
tutes good Catholic, but 1t is reasonable to sup
pose that good Catholic Will not rush into prin
with Wow OF drawing odium on hts Church, or
sucn manner seek redress for grievances, imaginar
or otherwise, when there Is abundant means OF Oh
tanning relief Dy applying to the legitimate suthoi
tea
Every good Catholic who attends church regularly
land those who DO not, and have health and means
aware that at all the early masses from SIX u
nine O'Clock A. n, inclusive, with one or two ex-
ceptions al the latter hour, seats free
In every Catholic church throughout the city. Ihey
also know that the only source OF revenue for the
support and building OF churches Is the renting Of
pews, which are generally occupied by the tenants
Of the half-past ten mass Such pews as are not
rented entire are reserved for transient visitors,
who prefer paying Tor q seat at late mass rather
than hire by the year. Were seats free throughout
the entire Sunday churches would soon be BANK
rupL
But there are q certain class of so-called Catho
lies Jew In number, thank God J who never con
tribute enc penny towards the Church or the sd-
vancement OF religion from one end OF the year q
the other. VINO attend mass only now and then
when they 60, like ''Catholicusn without
cent In their pockets, even for the plate
feeling that by their august presence they confer
sort Of favor on Almighty God and His temple such
are the Catholics who generally make hoise and,