The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-09

great mistake In not warning children Of fhs
danger of dying in their guilt and being Lost
forever. The youth should also be warned Of
the dangers that beset him, and the middle
aged and hoary-headed sinner should be ad-
monished and encouraged to accept the offers
of the Gospel; and the reason for this warning
should be assigned by the minister-namely.
the imminent peril in which mankind ID
placed because of our violation of Gods law.
"The salvation of human soul from the ruin
OF perdition is the grandest manifestation Of
the power Of the Almighty This power is
analogous to that which brought the Lord
Jesus from the grave and raised Him to eter-
nal glory. 80 spake Dr. Ormiston, truly and
well. And the salvation Of millions In Chris
tan and in heather lands, from age to age. is
the very best evidence that we could have that
there Is God and Saviour Jesus Christ,
His Son.
The noiseless advance Of the kingdom of
God is theme upon which poets and
preachers might dwell with admiration and
with profit. II received some notice yester-
day from Rev. Mr.. Mitchell. 1t comes with
out observation. It is not confined by SO
many acres of soil. It is to be found in all
lands from the Arctic regions to the South
Pole. Mr.. Mitchell is evidently too sanguine
when he thinks the time will come when all
nations will be one family worshipping God.
So long as diversities of mind and character
exist we shall not all conceive alike of God nor
worship Him alike. Hence the family idea
will bor.11v ha ;pfrod,,ood into H;c rro.nI:-
this life, it, indeed, it may be even in the life
to come.
DR.. Foss, drawing an analogy from archi-
lecture, indicated the requisites for the build
ing up ola substantial and rounded character.
The plan must be made, the location, tho
foundation and the materials must be care
fully considered. The Doctor believes that
we have come to point when we are called
upon to build up more perfect characters than
some we have built heretofore. And We
think there can be no question about it.
DR.. McGlynn considers the mystery of the
Trinity to be the supreme object Of our end
less alteration, and its contemplation the
source of our perfect happiness in heaven.
This mystery, which was hidden from the
wisest and the best of old, is now revealed to
every little child; and faith in mystery
that is incomprehensible to the brightest
seraph in heaven is required even Of the little
child as O condition of the true membership in
the mystic body Of Christ. The Doctor indi-
Gated how there could be distinction of per-
sons and still unity in the Godhead exist.
The annual collections for the Pope being
taken up on Trinity Sunday, Bishop Lynch,
of Charleston, deemed historic sketch of the
struggles and the victories Of the Catholic
Church more important than sermon on the
festival of the day. He therefore told the
Cathedral worshippers what the present Pontiff
and his predecessors had endured for the
truths sake, and he predicted the triumph of
the papal cause in the end
At the dedication Of the Church Of the Holy
Cross, in Flatbush, Bishop Loughlin preached
an able sermon on sanctifcation and the means
by which it may be perfected in us.