The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-28
Programme Of Services for the Fourth Sun.
day After Trinity, June %.
MINISTERIAL and CHURCH MOVEMENTS.
~PrudentiuS'' on Catholic
Education.
CAMP MEETINGS OF 1874.

Rev. warren Fl. Cndworth, ofBoston will preach
In the Church OF the Messiah this morning on
"How to Make Worship Pleasing to God and Pro-
dtaoc to Ourselves" and in the evening on zone
Of the secrets OF Church Success"
The Rev. Professor I. n. Haskell OF Colorado
College, who is visiting East in the interest OF his
Institution. will preach in the Reformed Church
on the Heights, Brooklyn, this morning and even
Ing Morning supject-"God Manifested In Crea-
ton and In Christi Evening-"Mcditations OF
God.n
Rev. George o. Phelps will give welcome to all
who may go to Allen street Presbyterian church
this morning and evening.
Rev. A g. Osborn, D. D., will occupy the pulpit
Of the South Baptist church to-day at the usual
hours.
Preaching morning and evening In the Church
Of Our Saviour, by Rev. J. NJ. Pullman, pastor.
Rev. p. L. Davies will preach at the usual hours
In the Berean Baptist church.
Elder James Bicknen will preach for the Par
tfcusr Baptist church, IN Greenwich Hall, this
morning and afternoon.
William Brunton Will lecture for the Progressive
spintuaists In Robinson Hall. this morning and
evening on "Eieforms and Reformersn and Isl
and Sinners"
S. r. Andrews will deliver scientific discourse
In De Garmo Hall this morning before the Church
OF Humanity.
Rev. E. Borcl will conduct the free church SER
vices tor French Protestants in Calvary Chapel,
Fourth avenue.
DR.. Armitage will preach in the Fifth avenue
Baptist church this morning and evening
"Moses, His Monument and Epitaph," Is the SUBJ
feet for Rev. Mr.. Pendleton's remarks this morn
ing in the Fiity-third street Baptist church.
Rev. II. W. Knapp Will preach at the usual hours
to-day in the Laight street Baptist mission church.
Rev. J. W. Barnhart will occupy the pulpit OF
Forsyth street Methodist Episcopal church morn.
ing and evening.
"Thc Law OF Forgiveness In Its Application to
Recent Exposures" and "Christ's Appearances
After His Return from the Wilderness" are the
topics that DR.. Fulton viii talk about to-day In
Hanson place Baptist church, Brooklyn.
Kew. W. Il. Thomas viii preach In Beekman
Hill Methodist Episcopal church to-day at the
usual hours,
Rev. s. NJ. Hamilton will preach In the Scotch
Presbyterian church this morning and afternoon.
'rThe Peace Of God" and Doubling Thomas"
will be treated BY Rev. W. P. Corpt in Seventh
street Methodist Episcopal church to-day.
Dr.. ]. 3. Wakely viii preach, morning and even.
Ing in Lexington avenue Methodist Episcopal
church.
Rev. DR.. Mickels will occupy the pulpit OF STAN
ton street Baptist church at halt-past ten A. NJ.
and half-past seven p. NJ.
son." is what Rev. J. S. Holme, D. D., will talk
about this morning in Trinity Baptist church.
GLOW the Kingdom OF Heaven is Entered" and
'Wheu God Should Be Sought Will be told and
described to-day by Rev. S. II. Pratt in the Taber
nacle Baptist church.
can Old Story Retold" and Culture Punish
ment Pnosophicaly Considered" Will be the
topics for Mr.. Esray's meditation to-day in the
Washington street Methodist Episcopal church,
Brooklyn.
THE Lord SUM- and Heavenly RECOGNITION"
viii be considered this morning and evening by
Rev. S. H. Platt. in De Kalb avenue Methodist
Episcopal church, Brooklyn.
Rev. George d. Matthews will preach this morn
Ing and Rev. J. X. Demalest farewell sermon
this evening in the Twenty-second street West
minister Presbyterian church.
Revs. Abbott, Foss and Vail will speak at dit.
ferent hours to-day at the reopening Of 25th
Methodist Episcopal church.
Rev. r. Heber Newton viii preach IN che Anthem
Memorial church to-day.
Rev. Joseph F. Jowltt will preach in st. Thomas
church this forenoon aud Rev. Dr. Weston, OF St.
Johns, in the afternoon.
Divine services ID the Church of the Resurrec-
ton this morning and afternoon will be conducted
BY Rev. DR.. Flagg.
A conference OF Progressive Spirituaists will be
held in Germania Hall this afternoon.
''rhe Object OF Universal Waiting" and "None
Neutral' will occupy DR.. Deems thoughts to-day
In the Church of the Strangers.
"Abraham's Mission a. Beersheba" and '.Christ
Our Example, will be the subject OF Mr.. Hep
worth's remarks this morning and afternoon in
the Church OF the Disciples.
Rev. r. Heber Newton Will address young men
this evening in Association Hall.
Rev. E. II. Kettel Will preach in the Church OF
kbo HOW Tri nr
the afternoon; DR.. Mcyickar. OF Harlem, will
preach at the peoples service in the evening.
..Prudentius'' on Higher Education for
Catholics.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
In calling attention to the urgent need OF great
Catholic university in this section OF the Republic
the writer has no fear OF stirring up sectarian
preudices. Whatever be the merits or the long
vexed dispute about common school education
there can be but one opinion among all classes in
the community as TO the necessity OF making the
existing Catholic colleges in the great divisions or
the country feeders Tor one great central unvcr-
sity in each. This was the thought which inspired
Archpishops Carroll and Neae when they laid,
coeval with the federal constitution, the iounda-
tons of Georgetown College. And this prophetic
torethought has never ceased for moment to be
living tradition among the directors OF that VEN
erabe establishment
SUCH, too, was the idea which possessed the
great soul of Archbishop Hughes when he pur-
chased the property at Fordham. Indeed, long
before thas, the same forethougnt which had
created the Georgetown establishment in the capt.
tai OF the conederacy had inspired the brothers
in religion OF Archbishop Carroll with the thought
OF opening a college Manhattan Island, In the
future centre OF New York city, whose growth
Fathers Malone and Kohlmann foresaw. They
purchased the large property on part of which
Is now rising the new cathedral at Fltieth street,
aud opened classical course IN the spacious
frame building so long conspicuous near Old st.
JOINTS church In an evil hour the infant COLLEGE
was ordered closed by superior who could know
nothing OF the city and Its prospects. The mag
nliicent property, now worth millions, was sold
tor trifng sum. And TO Archbishop Hughes