New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CHURCHES.

INSTRUMENTATION CHURCHES.
,,rrf. at s. Jam>s cassedal' 81 SkpA"' ST.
Ann's and The Church Of the Most Holy Redesmer
The festival of Whitsunday, in cOmmcmOra-
ton the descent Of the Holy Ghost to the disciples on
the day of Pentecost, observed with unusual soem
nifty at St. PatrcRs Cathedral ~ Mott and Prnce-sts
Moss was celebrated usual at O. and 1880 a. No.
Archbishop McCloskey officiating assisted by DIR. Con
uolly the Archbishop of HALIFAX; Father Farrey, and
Father X ,arney. At the o'clock mass, Holy Com
munion WAS administered to the temperance society OF
the diocese, numbering more than 800 members. NJ
1879 mass In by Gustavus Schmitz was rendered Dy
Mrs Giles soprano; Miss Beckman, alto: MI Bersin,
tenor; Mr. Urchs, basso; Gustavus Schmltz organist
and chorus OF 80 voices. Before tho sermon, "Veni
Creator" was sung by Miss Beckman At tho offertory
"ouam Delecta sung by Mrs. Giles. At the Ele-
yaton O Sllutaris" sung by Mrs. Giles and Miss
Beck,ian The sermon preached by Father Farrey,
Secretary to Archbishop. from the words But the
Comforter, which F1bor will 'no send Ov in '"G my
name he shall teach you all things and bring AL thlngs
YOU -" John XIV. IS. The preacher dwell upon
the ulhlmcn OF this promise on the day OF Penteco5,
and smoke Of the influence OF the Holy Ghost upon the
disciples and the Church through all the subsequent
ages. Taught by the Holy Ghost the Churcn ha, AZ
times been nfallDe. The creeis anu dOgmas OF othcr
cbnrches have been written by man. but tho doctrines
of the Holy Catholic Church have been inspired by the
o Sy oi, followed By Father Koarnsy
the Blessed vrgn At Fl ii,x 'eG n tns Tras
and Tfiumphs OF the Church.
An immense congregation gathered In st. james
Cathedral at Jay and Chapelsts. Brooklyn, IN the
| morning Poniincial Hi1h Mass was performed by
Bishop Loughlin, assisted by VIcar-General j. r.
Turner the Rev Father j. NJ Kelr, AMI the Rev Father
| r H. 0iIarl. choice musical programme was fur
nshed and the sermon OF the DAY was ueereu W te
Rev Father Byrne, Superior OF tho MISSION al 81.
| PauIs.
AT S. Stephens Church the usual largo congregation
attended at the principal Tho services were OF
their customary ornate character, and the music was
especially fine Rossi's Mass In minor was rendered
by the choir, under the direction OF Proi Danlortn'
S % Of Which, ins was tho OF the
His text was taken from the second chapter OF tho
Acts nearly the whole Of which he read He sld that
when Christ taken from the earth he promised to
and nfuse new light and spirit into the hearts
Ghost upon the disciples reaIz alton OF this prom
ise and additional evidence OF the Divine purpose
The feast the Penecost also memorable from the
fact that 1t the natal day Of the Church For on
this day 1t BORN and they we're celebrating Us ami
yersary They rejoced in the foundation OF the Church
aud OF the faith He exhorted his hearers to invoke
the Holy Spirit to emulate the example Of the church
and by following It's precepts become trde chureh Vi
Christ and his spouse. the CHURCH.
Atst AIMS Church High Mass celebrated by the
Rev Father Poole. The musical services consisted OF
a mass composed by L. Dichauer; the "Gloria
yittoris" sung by Miss Carradi and Miss Cor
men and Agnus Dol" sung by the tenor: NJ Frlteh,
In the absence OF tho regular tenor. NJ Phuser. The
who said, among other Things: This day commemo-
rates birthday OF the Holy Church The place OF the
Dhr into he a OF L that
should tremDe and the great temple be shaken
to its foundation by such event. The apostles who
had been cast down ln spirit by the were en-
couraged and received new ssrsnSR
symbozed not only the power OF the Holy spirit Dut
% s the Ts the
Churchs birth should be new birthday to the souls OF
men" In announcing the collection for the Holy
Fither to be taken next Sunday. Father Preston re-
fsrred eengy the suerinss Of the Pope. which he
should call out all the sympathy and affection OF his
people
The Church Of the Most Holy Redeemcr in Third ST.,
between Avenue and e.. was filed The altar was
tasteuly decorated with green's and from the organ
loft was hung banner decorated with wreahs OF dow
era and with "A representation OF the Holy Dove. The
orchestra OF Pm. Loeschs Germania band. conducted
by Mr. O. wlegam. was present. and Prof g. NJ Leinin-
Leinnger and Miss Bouilen, Soprano Miss srock Alto
Miss HaacE, oontraito b. Brauer tenor S ~ Ir,osko
grammo was Mozarts Seventh Mas" "Overtorium"
% s ras er
Wrths text was from the Episte for the Day Acts IL
INSTRUMENTATION CHURCHES.
serv<. at Trinity ST. ADaAs s. IInanuI and 8. Anns ne
Htgaa Brooklyn
The services at Trinity Church were very
impressive. The choir had been enlarged. and the
orchestra consisted Of IS pieces in addition to the two
organs OF the church. floral dove placed over
the cross on the altar. and a high pyramid OF rare
flowers surmounted the font Four services held
Yesterday in this CHURCH, namcIy, an early communion
At o'clock a. m, morning prayers at a. No. CON-
munon service from 1890 a. m. to lis p m, and the
evening service The principal service, however, was
I'm the forenoon, and began with Thiele's Concert
Satz" performed the great organ by Henry Carter
The proce ssional hymn Lord God the Holy Ghost"
followed, after which Barnaby's anthem, d" o Risen
Lord was sung by the choir with harp accompaniment
The Rev Dr. Morgan DIX then read the two first prayers
OF the communion service and recited the command
ments: after which tho choir sang the "Kyrie," by
Gounod The Rev. Mr. Hitchngs next read the Epistle,
and the Rev. DIR. Oyby the Gospel, which pre-
ceeded by the singing Of MOzarts " Gloria Tbi," and
follow ed by the Nceue Creed by Gounod The Rev. Dr.
Dix the rector then preached from the Epstle for the
day, taken from Acts IL.
The rector said the day celebrated In commemora-
ton OF the descent OF the Holy Ghost upon the Apostles
on the Day OF Pentecost which occasion tho faithful
were raw VII together Jerusalem and many gers
were present, either from curiosity some other
tive eleven Apostles, with their friends. had gath
cred together waiting for the promise OF the Master TO
be fulfilled. Suddenly and strangely mighty wind
shook house, and all heard sound like that which
PUSHES through che trees when shaken by gale Then
re appeared and crowned the heads OF one, and
they gifted with the power OF speaking the Ian
giage OF all nations, although previously they had been
known as OF but ordinary education. The multi
tudes rushed forward 10 see aud listen To the wonder
and each heard the Apostles speaking IN the tongue
best understood by himself The questions to be con-
sldered first, 10 whom did they speak, and next
what did they say IL evident that they did not
speak the nultudes for the people did not gather
together until after the wonder had been performed;
and IL also evident that they did not speak To each
In different tongues for tho whole l20 Israel
and spoke the same tongue. The inference then
Lord Most HIGH and that each listener heard the words
In his own language. Having been Just baptized with
ss m wo nS ssIs a' dS a and as
" tho outer world; but all present understood