The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-22
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
Programme Of Services-PassiOn
Sunday, March p.
"ClimaX" on Practical and TheO-
retical Philanthropy.

the Rev. G. G. Goss to-day begins series OF Sun
day afternoon lectures on the "Pracfical Aspects
OF Christianity" in the church in Twenty eighth
street, near Broadway.
The Rev. NJ. Cohen Stuart, D. D., delegate to the
Evangelical Alliance, will preach a farewell SER
mon In the Holland language In the Reformed
church In Lafayette place and Fourth street.
"The Life and Times OF st. Patrick" Is the pro-
life theme for meditation In the Floating church,
loot OF Pike street, this afternoon.
"The Minister'S Temperance Resolutions win
receive The attention Of Rev. Mr.. Boole this
evening.
"Heather Bell" Lodge of Good Templars will be
addressed by Rev. ]. S. Kenna,d in the Pilgrim
Baptist church this A. NJ.
DR.. Kendrick, the former pastor of the Taber-
nacle Baptist church, Will occupy its pulpit to-day
at both services.
|. A solemn Ponrincal mass Of requiem will be
celebrated by the Most Reverend Archbishop for
the repose of His Eminence, the late Cardinal
Barnabo, at st. Patrck's Cathedral, on Tuesday,
Oath INST, at ten O'Clock. The reverend clergy are
invited to attend.
A service of song together with an address by
Rev. Z. s. Robinson, d. D., may be expected in the
Yorkvlle Young Mems Christian Association Hall
| this afternoon.
Revs. J. w. Barnhart and W. II. Mburn will &C.
cupy the pulpit Of Forsyth street Methodist Epis-
|
| ing on Temperance"
Rev. D. H. Miller, D. D., breaches in Plymouth
Baptist church to day at the usual hours.
| Rev. j. f. McCelland will preach in ST. Luke's
| Methodist Episcopal church to-day at both SER
vices.
Rev. S. M. Hamilton will occupy the pulpit OF the
Scotch Presbyterian church morning and evening.
Rev. John E. Goodman will minister to the Free
Tabernacle Methodist Episcopal church to-day at
the usual hours.
"Drunkards and Drunkard Makers" this even
ing in Bethany Chapel. by Rev. r. S. Underwood.
Rev. ]. N. Pullman will instruct the Fifth Uni
versalist Society this morning IN PlimptOn Build
ing, Stuyvesant street.
DR.. Fulton, of Brooklyn will talk about Charles
Sumner In the morning and about Christ in the
evening.
Rev. w. II. Pendleton will preach in the Fifty.
third street Baptist church morning and evening.
Rev. s. W. Crlttenden will preach In Harvard
Rooms this morning. Free services are held here
also on Thursday evening.
Two Revs. Pullman-R. II. and ]. M.-wiu
preach In the Church of Our Saviour to-day.
DR.. Ludlow viii give the result of some of his
studies from the Book OF Daniel in the Reformed
Dutch church. Fifth avenue and Forty-eighth
street, this evening.
"The Antichrist" Is the theme to be discussed in
the Catholic Apostolic church this evening.
| NcV. W. T. CoTDlII VIII predcu III INC morning,
and Rev. c. B. Sing In the evening, in DeKalb ave-
nue. Methodist Episcopal church, Brooklyn.
Rev. W. c. Dawson will preach, at the usual
hours in the Church of the Disciples of Christ
Loyalty to Truth" IS the lesson that Rev. E. G.
Sweetser will draw from Charles Summers life
this morning In the Blocker street Unversaist
church.
Rev. P. L. Davies will preach In the Berean
Baptist church this morning and evening.
DR.. A. c. Osborne will preach morning and even
ing in the South Baptist church. Baptism in the
evening.
A. A. whcclock will address the Spiritualists in
Robinson Hail morning and evening.
Ex-Rabol Z. H. Sc'uamortz Will lecture to Israel.
ties this afternoon in The school of the Church
OF the Holy 1nnocents On "rhe Types Of Christ.n
Russian quartet Will sing the htany in the
! Greek chapel this morning. On Thursday and Sat-
urday in Holy Week zone week later than our cal.
endar) services will be held here in the foreno ons
and on Good Friday in the evening.
| A JOINT quarterly meeting OF the council and pa
rochia committees OF the Catholic Union will be
held in xavier college Hall, West sixteenth street.
tomorrow evening"
Union Temperance prayer meeting will be held
in the Church OF the Strangers this afternoon, at
which short addresses will be delivered, and the
Carolina colored singers will sing.
Another OF the sermons to the general public
will be given in Cooper Union Hall by Rev. DR..
Tying, Jr., this evening. The Doctor Will preach
morning and afternoon in his own Church of the
Holy Trinity.
Rev. Mr.. Hepworth will show how "By Faith the
Walls of jericho Fell" this morning, In the Church
OF the Disciples. Evening, lecture to young men
''Bad Habits, and How to Get Rid of Them.n
| At the opening services this morning in All
! Souls Episcopal church. corner Of Clinton and La
| fayette avenues, Brooklyn Rev. DR.. Porteous Will
preach on 'Christ the Wonderful, the Counsellor
the Mighty God.n The Doctor win preach In Dr.
Budington's church at four p. NJ
| In All Souls church, New York, Rev. George c.
Thayer, Of Boston, breaches morning and evening.
The services in the Church Of st. Mary the Virgin
to-day at hafpast ten A. M. (high celebration)
and four P. M. tvespers) will be full choral.
The First Reformed Episcopal flock will worship
at quarter before eleven A. M. and at quarter
before eight the evening, in Lyric Hall, Bshop
Cummins preaching.
sThe Little Foxesn is Rev. Mr. Pycott's evening
subject at st. Johns church, Brooklyn. Morning
service begins at half.past ten.
The morning and evening services In the Church
OF the Resurrection will be conducted by Rev. DR..
Flagg.
Rev. Mr.. Newton breaches at half-past ten A. NJ.
and halpast three p NJ. In Anthem Memorial
church.
"Mercy to the Poor" Is to be advocated BY Rev.
DR.. Rylance this evening, in st. Marks. Rev. DIR.
Samuel OsgoOd breaches in this church In the
morning.
The Passion Sunday services in st. Ignatius'
church, Rev. DR.. Ever Oflciatng, will begin at
seven, nine and halfpast ten A. M. and halfpast
seven p. M.
Rev. Dr.. Montgomery will this evening address
the Wainwright Memorial church congregation.
In the Church of the Messiah Rev. W. II. G.
Mellen will preach at eleven A. IA.
The Spiritualists Of New York Will confer at Ger.
mania Hall this afternoon. at two O'Clock.
|. The anniversaU meeting Of the Young Peoples'