The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-02
ings have been held during the last three or four

ings have been held during the last three or four
weeks.
The Syndic OF Rome has issued an order prohibit
ing the attendance OF more than one priest 10 the
mtted access to the sick when called for. Think
OF such an order In the seat OF Catholictyi No
wonder the Pope observed that everything was
being done in Rome to pervert and lose souls /;
even in the hospitals sinners are allowed to die
without spiritual assistance" At the high mass
20. the bishop Of Brooklyn preached from the Cos
pei OF the day which contains the narratives of the
healing OF the leper and that OF the Centuron's
servant and at the close asked the prayers OF the
faithful for the Pope. The frst Provincial Coun-
Gil OF the archdiocese OF New Orleans was
e snao c tss few DAYS tb ago.
and those OF the Provincial Council at Baltimore
were promulgated. The ceremony was attended
toling or bells and the gathering OF immense
CROWDS on the streets. The Pope has given. since
1871, thirty our paliiums to various prelates, all
o. which have been received. excepting one, that
OF Monsign0r Basile, Archbishop OF Reggie, who
1 az before obtaining 1t. on January l Cardinal
Monsgnor Caiazzo Archbishop OF Otranti. as also
MonsignOr Sena Bishop OF Asc0li, both Augustinian
monks The Cardinal was assisted by Monsignor
EminsnCe Cardinal d Pietro oOnsecfated,
Tne 'G 2azars ou% S'ef Prussia naS e' s
being Jesuits under another name. Father Boyle
Will preach the panegyric In the Cathedral New
Companions viii give mission in Florida soon On,
Father O'Beirne has been transferred from st.
Michaeps, Flushing to st. Johns, Brooklyn. Father
A. J. Ryan Is reported dangerously Ill In Milan,
Italy. farher Burke has returned to the house Of
his order In New York. Father OFarrell, formerly
began has been removed from Orange,
j., to the paMs,.orsalp of Cape May;
NOrWAV cAIIaCtinD
sion in New Orleans Father Lalumiere, OF St.
Calls church, Milwaukee. is able to resume his
covered from his late severe indispostion. DR..
MtGlynn Will lecture In st. Joseph's church, New.
ton, N. j., on February 10. Father Witty, Of
Scranton, Pa, was lately the recipient OF mag
nifcent chalice from his parishioners. Father Cody
has been transferred from Elizabeth, N: j., to ST.
NswrK Father n The the
The Rev. Father Quinn, OF st. Mary's church, Rah.
way, Pa has resigned his pastorate on account OF
John O'Neil, S. j., pastor of st. Francis xaviers
church, st. Louis, In the fifty third year OF his
greatly regretted BY the local Catholic press
the death Of Archbishop spalding seventh Arch
bishop OF Baltimore. Z
Two new Reformed German congregations have
recently been organized in Pittsburg-viZ., the
Sixth and Seventh. Mr.. 9: +. Hopper, Of Pitts
deed OF very valuable corner lot in that city for
the Seventh German congregation: The church
Will De begun AT once. KeV. CnrlBClaQ MaQSeu
late Of the M0ravian Mission Institute at Nlesky,
Prussia, has accepted an appointment as pastor
among the Scandinavans at Sturgeon Bay, Wis.,.
J. Groenleldt, OF Ephraim, Wis., The Je,oish Mes
Senger pleads for congregation In q town
adjacent to this city which for TWO years has not
had Jewish preaching in English nor in any other
language. The Messenger calls upon our city rabies
to 60 out to adjacent towns occasionally and in
struct their c0religiOnists in the beauties Of the
Jewish religion. Mr.. Israel Abrahams an Israelite
who owns some land at CarshatOn, England has
given O site iOr Christian church in that locality.
1t Is somewhat novel and pleasant In many ways
to contemplate Jew aiding in the erection OF a
church. The Arlington street church. OF Boston,
have erected TWO beautiful mural tablets In men,
ory Of Rev: Drs. Charming and Gannett. whose
united ministry with the congregation extended
1t Is said that the Rev. Isaac Prince, who
has been pastor OF church in Amster.
dam for the past seventy years, is the Oldest
pastor in the world. Even in that slow and
steady country this long past0rate embraces won
derful changes. A new Reformed German congre-
CATION was organized at TaptOn, Pa, In December.
with Rev. A. J. Herman, pastor. new church
has been built, and the prospects for an increase of
membership are very good. Rev. DR.. B. Bausinan
few weeks ago resigned the pastOrate OF the First
Reformed church In Reading, Pa, which he has
filled during the last nine years. He was mmedi-
atey called to the passionate Of the English church.
previously served. On Sabbath, January 10, being
communion Sunday, nine persons were received
into the Reformed church at Norwood Park ILL.,.
Rev. G. Ienkemper, OF Lowell, Wis, has accepted q
call from the Reformed German church at Waukon,
Iowa.