The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-28

Religious Programme for the Pre-
sent Sabbath.
HERALD RELIGIOUS CORRESPONDENCE.
Religious Notes, Personal and
General.


General.
Services To-Day.
Services WIN be held this evening IN behalf Of
Ne Young Ladies' Christian Association at Rev. DR..
Rogers church, Fifth avenue. Addresses will be
delivered by Rev. DIS. Rogers, John Holland and
John Cotton Smith.
Rev. Oscar Hugo VIII preach this afternoon in the
Seventh avenue United Presbyterian church.
Rev. p. L. Davies VIII preach this morning and
evening In the Berean Baptist church.
Rev. James Freeman CLARK, OF Boston, WIN preach
this morning IN the Church Of the Messiah on the
subject OF Christ the Light OF the World" and In
the evening on "The Atonement."
Divine services Will be held In the Catholic Apos
tohe church this evening.
Rev. VIM. N. Dunnen viii preach this morning
ana evening In All Saints Free church, corner Of
Henry ana Scanned streets.
Services will be held in the Chapel OF ST. Chrysos-
tom, Seventh avenue at seven, eight and halt-past
TEN A. NJ and hali-past seven p. M. Rev. Frederick
6lA will preach at nali-past ten.
Rev. DR.. Bellows will deliver discourse this
evening In All Saints church, Fourth avenue and
Twentieth street, on "Free Inquiry In Religion"
Rev. Chauncey Giles will deliver the tnird OF his
lectures on "Genesls and Geology tins evening
In the New Church house OF worship, East Thirty
Afth street.
Rev. George H. Hepworth Will preach in steinway
Hall this morning on "rhe Great Example," and
IN the evening will deliver the second lecture In his
course to young men.
Rev. A. I. Hoyt viii preach this morning IN the
small chapel or the New York University.
Rev. Dr. Ever win preach TINS morning and even
hg In ST. Ignatius' church. In the evening he
vii deliver the third In his series OF lectures on
sAnglican Worship In Its Visible Form"
The Rev. Father Mooney Will deliver q lecture in
g. Bridget's church. corner Of avenue and
Eighth street. this evening. The subject will be "a
VISIT to Pompeii ana the Holy House OF Loretto."
The Rev. J. N. O'Farrell Will deliver lecture IN
the Church OF the Immaculate Conception, East
Fourteenth street, this evening on 1.-The Life and
Times Of ST. Laurence O'Ioole, Archbishop Of Dub
Nn.n
Rev. DR.. Barnard, President of Columbia College,
VIII preach In Christ church tnis morning, and Rev.
DE. Osgood In the evening.
The third of Rev. ]. M. Pullmans disc0urses on
'Yhings Pertaining to this Life' win be delivered
n the Church Of Our Saviour this morning. Even
ing services as usual.
Father Lynch, Of Queenstown, Ireland, will give
his farewell lecture this evening Cooper Institute.
0ubject-"Unlon and Disunion; or, Voices from the
Past"
Rev. John Love, Jr, pastor Of the Calvary Baptist
church, Albany. will preach his farewell discourse
IN the antioch Baptist church this evening.
Rev. DR.. Fagg Will preach morning and evening
IN the hall corner Of Fifty fifth street and Third
avenue.
Rev. Mr.. Sweetser will preach in the Blocker
street Universalist church this morning on "Jesus
q the Wedding Feast" and In the evening on "Unt
versallsm and Unitarianism-Their Points, Agree
ment and Difference"
Rev. q. 8. Narrower win preach morning and
evening In St Luke's Methodist Episcopal church.
Rev. Dr. Merrill Richardson will preach morning
ana evening In the New England Congregational
church.
Rev. Morgan Dix will this evening deliver the
shird lecture OF his course In Trinity Chapel. His
subject Will be "The Religious Training Of the
Young"
Rev. Charles +. Lee will preach this afternoon, in
Chickerng Hall fifth Universaliat church) on "rhe
Dying Prayer OF Christ"
Bishop Snow will discourse In the University this
afternoon on 'The Close connection Between the
yall OF Popedom and the Second Coming OF Christ.
Alecture will be delivered this evening In Lyric
Hall, by Laura Cuppy Smith, OF California, on "The
Social Problem Reviewed. Fashionable Morality
1xposed-The Woman Side OF the Fisk Tragedy"
Mrs. Emma Hardinge- Britten VIII give ner closing
aiscOurses this morning and evening In Apollo
Hall.
ssThe Assumption OF the Immaculate vireiu.''
The Very Rev. Dr. Fitzpatrick VIII deliver leo.
sure this evening on the above subecs In the opera
Han OF Tammany Building, East Fourteenth street.
Tho date Of the Institution OF the festival OF tho
Assumption IL unknown, but 1t Is mentioned as
having been celebrated with great solemnity as
early as the nth century IN both the Greek and
Latin Churches and has been universally observed
throughout the Catholic world to the present time
me subject prove OF interest to our Catno-
~ community.
"Father'' Bradiey's Departure.
40 THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD
me "new departure, OF "Father'' Bradley to tho
Roman Catholics Will prove. OF course, "nine
Aays' wonder" In certain religious circles Many Q
homiy public or private) will be discharged against
the "Tractarians," "Puseyites," ''Anglo-Cathocs~
~Hutualists" or "Hgh Churchmenn In tho Episco-
pal Church. 1t Is but just 10 state that the school
rsfcrred to under these designations Is far from
being ofonc mind on certain minor points. Some ike
the departed "Father,n take the Church OF Rome
Tor their model; and 1t Is by no means improbable
that there Will be further secessions from the ranks
Of these Latlnizers ere long. But the great MAJOR
ny OF Catholic Churchmen Of another mind
and look to the farh anu justice of the Primitive
holy Eastern Church. They abnor Ultramontan.
lsna-its Papal supremacy and lnfallibtlHv, It's
forced celibacy Latin mass. &c. No Prominent man
Of this school ever went over Rome except Palmer
OF Magdalen College. and the cause OF hls secession
has ever been mystery. They are loyal TO their
own communion, and expect to die as they have
lived. u driven out they would seek home In the
Greek Church, not In Rome. But two or three IN
England have gone over to the Eastern Church and
one In TINS country since rcturned-men OF no &C.
count owing to their insignihcance and worthless
ness rhc departure OF such men as bradley Will
only serve to strengthen the position OF the Greek"
s into BY o M eae
the Warden OF SacRville college, and is now, IN