The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-26
Ministerial Movements.

lROMAN CATHOLIC.
The Catholics OF Flanders have invited, through
"the Catholic Association Of Chent," the Jesuit
Fathers exiled from Germany to take up their
abode In their midst. They protest against the
expulsion Of the Jesuits from Italy and Germany,
and publicly offer them their heartfelt sympathy
and respect. Father Leineweber, Of Munich, has
been sentenced to six months Imprisonment for
protesting publicly against the odious prohibition
recently made by the Bavarian government to boys
and young men, preventing their serving at mass.
The diocese OF Client, Flanders, during the past
year sent over two hundred and ninety thousand
francs to the Holy Father as its Offering to Peters
pence. All the churches Of Florence celebrate
masses for the Holy Father and the ultimate triumph
Of the Church. Each Saturday the Archbishop him.
self says mass at ten O'Clock at the Annunziata,
and that church, very large one, is scarcely ca
pable Of containing the crowd Of persons Of every
class which nocks thither to testify by their pres.
ence their affection for the Supreme Pontin and his
cause. His Holiness has written an autograph let
ter to Her Majesty the Queen OF Wallis Island, In
Oceanica, in which he sends that sovereign his
benedicton and thanks for her noble EFFORTS for the
propagation OF the Catholic faith The Rev. James
O'Beirne, for twenty years pastor OF st. Michael's
Flushing takes his place this week as pastor Of ST.
Johns Twenty.frst street and Fifth avenue, South
Brooklyn Father sheridan Is meeting with every
success on his new mission. Already he has COL
lected quite sum OF money, thus liquidatang
Church treasury is In fiourshing condition. The
Fathers OF the Congregation OF ST. Paul, Fity-ninth
street, have opened mission at st. Teresa's
church in Rutgers street. Father BOyce, pastor.
The missionaries are Revs. Fathers Young, bwyer,
Searle, Hill, Rosecrans and Brady. The mission
s. j., writes that his health is being steadily re-
stored and he hopes sosn to be at work again. The
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gregate sum OF $161 so. in small smC-yaryng
from ten cents to ten dollars. One donor, having
have fallen into se in San Salvador ssuts
America Recently they forbade the purchase or
the result was that the government published and
circulated the missive under its own direction
Throughout the country on Sunday January IL
bells Tor the Benediction Abbey church. The
largest, weighing $500 pounds, is called "Maria de
est. Benedct;n the third 1000 pounds est. Schol-
astica" The feast OF St. Boniface Is likely TO be
celebrated with higher honors in future by the
Church than heretofore. The Archbishop OF Cologne,
In replying to the address OF the English Epscopate
to that OF Germany, requests the Archbishop OF
bishops in petition to the Holy See that the Feast
Of St. Boniface should be kept throughout the
Church as double and that 1t should be celebrated
In England, the place Of hts birth, as in Germany,
the theatre Of his apostleship The Archbishop has
joined in this petition In his own name and that Of
his suffragans. The Right Rev. Bishop Lynch, Of
Stephens Church, Carroll street, near Hicks,
Brooklyn He has chosen for his subject the telling
O'Reilly's new church Is the worthy object OF the
lecture.
BAPTIST.
An exchange says there is Baptist church in
Indiana whose members represent more than
$500 900 in wealth. and yet pay their pastor $3.50
airy Convention will be held in Philadelphia, COM
mencing Tuesday evening, February II. Nearly
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lists OF Petersburg, Va, have doubled their mem
bers. The Rev. DR.. Lathrep, Of Stamford preached
to the great pleasure of his former parshioners.
The Baptists OF Calvert, Texas are to erect fine
a s Ss MSe
TO increase their congregations resort to the
modern method OF religious newspapers to
as pubshess So o eaSe
Better stl II they put the pictures IN their |
Baptist Sunday School and
Philadelphia celebrated its seventh anniversary. !
The fity-sixth anniversary of the SUNDAY school
was observed on Thursday last. After two years OF
severe struggle for existence the Park street |
Baptst church OF Detroit has become merged into
They separated at the first on |
account Of trning differences OF opinion. Rev. J.
Matthews, late pastor OF the Park street society,
Is now acting pastor for the united body. Rev. DR.. |
Johnson, Secretary OF the Western branch OF the
Baptist Bible and Publication Society, is visiting
Interest In this work.
Revivals are reported in the First Baptist church |
Of Pittston, Pa, where twentyeight have recently
been added to the church, and the work Is going |
on with increasing power and interest. The |
Baptist church In Poultney, VT, has been |
greatly revived recently under the preaching |
OF Rev. A. 7. Dunn, student OF Hamil- |
ton theological Seminary Thirty-ive have |
been added to the church, more are |
awaiting baptism, and still others are nquring |
the way OF salvation. The Baptist church at Gales |
Vile, ILL.,, has received within three months past |
seventeen, by baptism and by letter. The work Is |
still going on Rev. b. z. Dulin has recently been |
to eight different churches In Fauquier, |
Loudon. Prince william and Fairfax counties, Va,
and reports eighty conversions. In the Baptist |
church In westerly, r. l.. there are indications OF
gracious revival; in Hubbard Ohio, Rev. John |
Burke, pastor, has received fourteen by baptism |
and profession OF faith since the week Of prayer,
and the revival is still progressing. growing re-
vival interest Is reported among the students In |
the Fenton seminary Michigan, OF whom there are |
now ninety. The revival interest continues in the
Fourth Baptist church, Philadelphia. On sunday |
evening at the close Of the preaching @ prayer |
meeting was held in the vestry, for the purpose OF
outstanding and fixing Impressions made during |
the day. Fifteen rose for prayer
EPISCOPALIAN.
Rev. Robert Scott rector elect OF Christ church, |
Hyue PARK, Mass, and the Rev. Charles II. Bixby,
rector elect OF All Saints church, BROOKLYN, nave
been recommended to the Bishop OF Long Island |
Episcopal Orphan Home has Just been opened In |
Easton, Md. The main building, which Is two stories
high Is 3sx36 feet and in the rear of tins is an adj
dillon. 20 he Irofr of a10pted