New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-02

represents their views
. ST. IGNATIus AND ST. MARY TIE VIRGIN.
In st. Ignatius Church, according to the permission
frequently given bv the General Convention and the oc-
oasona recon 1endat OF the Bishops tho Offices, in
stead of being linked together into long service
divided There is plain celebration OF the Eucharist
at O'clock in the morning. without music and with very
LITTLE ceremonial 1t II At tins early celebration that the
OF the parish Numbering about 1907 gen.
erally take IN cir communion And the early celebra
lions during the week and dereut sets OF
any one communion are avoided. The Morning Prayer
Is said at II is generally attended by the sunday
school teachers and Children IL II very plain service
At 1880 o. M the regular morning service begins, and
consists OF choral Ltany and choral celebration or
professional cross followed by the oant who Is to
sing the Ltany, enter singing o professional hymn
oficiant descpnds the Ltauy STOOL which stands at
the head OF the center alley When the professional Is
fiji So verse OF the Ltany hymn is sunghfty sixth hymn
OF the Prayerbook-and the Ltany is then rendered.
The priest who is TO celebrate the Holy Communion.
vested In alb chasube. stole and manlple preceded by
then enters and passes u the altar Meantime the
choir sing the introt, which always consists OF OF
acoytes kneei at the foot Of the altar and the cee
brant goes up, and, passing to the eplstie side.
purity He then passes the middle OF the altar and.
facing the people. noncs the commandments the choir
singing the responses The ceebrant then returns 10
the epstle side and the collect and epstle sand.
hymn then sung Meantime one OF the acolytes re;
side OF the altar to which the celebant to intone
the gospel The creed is then the celebrant
are given and the sermon follows preceded by an
and closed by The ascrpOn The congrega,
the close Of the sermon the passes back to the
altar and the 9eng MIME s money De
elements. assisted by the acoy,es places them upon
the altar The aims are tnen offered ana a,er hT sS
Church Militant is said The enchar.tic lights, three
each SIDE of the ina are Goes at on as s
usual, until the sursum Corda is sung by the
ceebrant the choir making the responses: The cele-
ntOnes the the choir the Sanctus
After the prayer OF humble access while the celebrant
preparing to say tae conservation prayer the choir
cOmeth in the name OF the Lord, Hozanna IN the
highest" The conservation prayer IS said IN Lower
loud to be audible through the church. AT the consecra
ton the celebrant acotes and parshoners adore the
Lord present the eucharist. During and after the
singing OF hymn, the ceiebrant communicates himself
Then the people came forward the parishiouers making
genufexOns as they approach the altar The service
closes usual After the blessing the choir sing Nunc
during the are h
After silent the ceebrant desctnds to the foot
and i'' clergy retire, sautns the altar as they do
so. AS they retire. the congregation stand, and
after s in IA G roS av sv
ceebrant The rector of 81. Ignatus Is the Rev. f. o.
Ever The altar has the cross vases ana eucharstf
with the ecclesiastical Seasons there being different
each The Daptisma font at the entrance OF
The Church Of st. Mary the Virgin Forty ffthst,
between Seventh and Eighhaves DINERS h very .gnty
the part OF the celebration acoly comes
aud lights additional candles upon the altar. There
upon them being white at ST. lgnatus ana cOored
at this church. Additional lights are also gnie t al p tine
NJ IL. Noyes are the celebrants here In this church
genufexlOns but the alteration takes the
form Of profound reverence3.
TRINITY AND KINDRED CHURCHES.
Trinity Church ia n very good example which
have adopted one Of the rtualstic features.
Here the three offices OF Morning Prayer. the Lany
and the Communion arc linked together in one long
service. There are two eucharistc lights upon the
altar with the cross between them, vase OF flowers
each side OF cross and two standards with many
candles upon each either end OF the altar The choir
enter singing professional but not preceded 10y tne
cross The eucharstic vestments are In
Ltany Is said The Sancius. Benedctus and Agnus Del
are sung There sauat0ns TO the aar on enter
the publication the vessels taxes place end Of
the service The rest OF the service accords with the
Around Trinity Church would be grouped 10 or 30
churches which have adopted the cross or flowers or
features They can hardly called RtuaIso churches,
and the congregations would probably De offended II
choir but all Bgushed from the list nrst given
by one of these practices Among them are ST.
Diet rector the Church OF Heavenly Rest on Fifth
ave-, the Rev. r. 5. Rowland, rector; st. Luke's the
y, IL.
H. Price rector; Annunciaon, the Rev William j. Sea
bury, rector Holy Apostle, the Rev j. p Lundy. rec
tor! Holy Communion, the Rev. F. Z. Lawrence, rector
St. Andrews, the Rev. g. b. Draper. rector; Chapel Of
St. Augustine, the Rev. Arthur G Klnber, minister; st.
Rev. G.. c. Houghton cergymen in charge; Transfgnra-
ton. the Rev. g. H. Houghton, rector; ST. Johns Cha
Rev b. l. Haigh ministers Trinity Chapel. the Rev. c.
f. SwOpe aud the Rev. c. T. Omsted. ministers
series The situation here Is peculiar. When
the Rev DIR. Ever rector OF this church certain
rist iSnts and vestments among them When the Rev.
Hugh Miller Thompson succeeded DR.. Ever most VI
these were dropped
LOW CHURCH SERVICE.
The Church Of the Holy Trinity. at Forty -secopdst
and Madison.ave. over which the Rev. Stephen H.
Tying r presides presents the planes form of service
The chancel is apsidal, with the railing for commu-
ncans all around the front. In the center is plain
table the altar. with chairs either end In front
of the chancel at the center Of the alley the table
on level Is the font. and the left read
ingdesk. There ecclesiastical symbols In the
that 10 preaching, and not for ceremony Tie or
gan gallery the north side OF the church, and the
At the opening of morning service voluntary is
played on the organ. and some sacred piece Is
taking his place behind the readingdesk and
the other ocants entering the chance. The assistant
bands. The rector always the black gown, with
band and cassock except when he reads the
renders the offices. The service Is read. The VeDe
sung by the congregation The Psalter read without
the Gloria Patr after the Psalms. The TIE Deun Is sung
by tue chor The lessons are read from the reading
desk Tie Jubiae is sung by the choir The Ltany is
said without change of place. The two hymns are
gregational. The Communion service Is read by the
minister standing behind the table, without making any
change OF position. The hymns given out from the
chancel steps The sermon is preached from the
pulpit, the preacher wearing the black gown
There Is ascrpton after It, The service
Is closed from the pulpit when there Is no commu-
Mon When there communion the minister returns
TO the clancel when the is over, and the
lection is taken up during which the choir sing the
proper The plates with the aims are reyerepty
placed the table. After the prayer the Whole
State of ChTisLs Church MILITANT" the nnn-oomnuni