The New York herald., 1873-10-05
Bishop Bedell and So. Paul.


| To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
see that Right Rev. DR.. Bedel OF Ohio is ad-
vertised to preach before the Evangelical ALI
ance" that "Denominational Differences are no
Bar to Christian Unity" Now, l suggest that,
being bishop OF that body which claims to be
part OF the Catholic Church, he condone the
aid he will then and there give to "lalse doctrine
heresy and schism," by afterwards explaining the
meaning OF the following texts OF scripture:-
But II he neglect to hear the Church let him be
unto unto ihee as an heather man and publican
For by one spirit are we all baptized into one
body that there should be no schism in
the oody.-L Cor, Xii, l3 and 70.
For His oody's sake which is the Church.-Coll.,
One body, one spirit even as ye are called IN one
tism.-Eph iv., A.
For there must be also heresies among you that
they which are approved may be made manifest
l Cor, xi., 10. man that is an hereto Qn
original sectary) after the first and second admo-
milton relect-ritus, Nj, 10.
Now, l beseech you, brethren, mark them
which cause divisions and offences contrary to the
doctrine which We have learned and avoid them.
For they that are such serve not our Lord Jesus
Christ, but their own belly, and by good words and
fair speeches deceive the heads OF the simple
Romans, xvi, II ana IS.
Paul unto the Church OF God which is at
Corinth. ! beseech you, brethren, by
thing, that there be no divisions among you; but
that ye be perfectly joined together In the same
mind and In the same judgment.-I Cor, /.
or course we all know that 1t Is only little dlf.
ference OF opinion between Bishop Bedell and st.
Paul as whether there is or should be one body.
the Church, or great many bodies-one
faith or great many differing faiths,
one baptism or more OF different kinds
whether the Church is or is not to be re-
between Christians. Still we would like TO have
Bishop Bedell prove that he mas truth on his side
when he says '.dvsions' are all right and St. Paul
lei
Bedell or St Paul? IL ID. J.
Important Clerical Changes-Creation of
New Parishcs-Promotiona and Ira nsfer
OF Priests.
Archbishop McCloskey has divided the ecclesias-
ticai district over which the Rev. Father Brady, Of
Rosendae, Ulster county, exercised spiritual jurs
diction, into two parishes, and assigned the Rev.
Father Daily, assistant pastor OF the Church of st.
Rose OF Lima, Delaney street, to the pastorate OF
Rosendae. vice the Rev. Father Brady, transferred
to the new parish OF Milton, Ulster county. The
parish OF Tarrytown has been made more manage
able by the creation OF the new parochial
district OF lrvington, OF which the
Rev. Patrick Mcclure, assistant pastor OF
the Church OF The immaculate Conception
East Fourteenth street, has been appointed the
first pastor. Father Mcclure has had considerable
experience in the discharge of prlestly duties
under the guidance OF the learned DR.. Morrogh,
and his friends predict for him much success in his
new role OF pastor. The Rev. John Edwards late
business manager OF st. Joseph's Ecclesiastical
Seminary Troy, n. ", having been obliged, on ac-
count OF III health, TO resign his position in the
seminary, has been promoted to the dignity Of
first assistant pastor OF the Church OF the lInmacu
late Conception.
The Rev. Father Salter, assistant pastor OF st.
Patricks, will in future oflcate assistant to the
Rev. John Ambrose keogn, pastor Of Cornwall,
Orange county.
The Rev. James T. Barry, for many years assist
ant to the venerable Father McAeer, pastor Of st.
COlumba's, West Twenty-1ith street, has been
transferred to the Church OF st. Rose OF Lima The
Rev. Father Campbell, assistant pastor OF the
Church Of the Holy Cross West Forty second street,
Will to-day take Father Barrys place IN the church
OF ST. Columbia.
The parshioners or the Church OF st. Rose of
Lima, although rejoiced at the well deserved pro-
motion OF Father Daily, eel much regret at his
taken to present him with suitable
affection for him. Although born in this
city Father DAILY is thoroughly conversant with the
IRISH language and on confession DAYS 1t GUS
tOmary Tor those who wished TO confess their sins
in the ancient language OF Ireland to crowd the
confessional OF "Sogartnn Daily
The creation OF other parishes In the city Is
spoken OF, but yet nothing definite has been de-
termined. The spiritual wants OF the immigrants
who arrive at Castle Garden cause the Archbishop
much paternal anxiety, and 1t Is not at all unlikely
that church VIII soon be erected near the Battery
In which the sea-tOssed and home-slck exile may
thank God for his safe voyage across the Atlantic
and pray for health and strength and success in
this land OF his adoption.