The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-25
MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS.
ROMAN CATHOLIC

ROMAN CATHOLIC
The Rev. Father o'Farrell, Of Sc. Peters church,
New York, sailed for Europe Saturday. on q brief
voyage. he will attend the o'Comnell centennial
August 8.
Father McManus, pastor. at Rockaway, N j.,
is chaplain of the Protsctory at Denvnle, N. J.
Rev. Father DlBansn. o. p, late OF the Church
of st. Vincent Ferrer. New York city, has been
signed to st. Dominic's church. Washington.
The Rev. Father Richard Brennan, OF the Church
OF the Holy Name OF Jesus, has been tranterred to
the passionate OF the Church OF st. Rose OF Lima,
made vacant by the recent death of Rev. Father
McKenna. Father Brennan VIII take brief vaca-
tion before entering on the duties OF his new
parish He will be succeeded In Nlnety-seventn
street church by Rev. James Galligan late assist
ant pastor Of the Church OF the Holy lnnocents.
1t Ii rumored in Ireland that the Right Rev. DR..
Creke BisBop OF Auckland New Zealand, has
been translated TO the archiepis00pal see OF
Cashel and Emily. made vacant BY the death OF the
IL is sIateS rs in oSsdence to sunmoSs Icos
the Pope In order tnat he may receive The
patliun:
Uatnohc church In south AmDoy.
The Rev. Charles A. Reilly, OF Newark. VINO met
with severe accident three mont ago, has
completely recovered.
The parish OF St Peters. in Staten Island has
KEY, and West Brighton Is now an independents
parish. Rev. James L. Conron. pastor OF 81. Pc
ter's New Brighton, lett Tor Europe yesterday, Wy
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health.
N. j. contains bequest or 81, 600 Tor the CathO-
lie PrOtectOry.
me opening of the chapel OF st. Antonius. 10
charge OF tue Dominican Fathers At Newark, took
place last sunday. The services were cenducte1
Dy Bishop Corrigan. The new church Is located
at the corner OF south orange avenue and South
Ninth street.
meeting OF the Catholic churches OF Newark
N. j., was ned last Wednesday evening In tae
nall OF the Catholic Institute to raise subscrl)-
LIons IN ala Vi the Catholic Protectory and House
these institutions for the year IS $4,000 T9e
Catholics OF hudson county have pledged 5000
and oi Paterson $1,000
RPIsCOPALIAN.
The Rev. +. P. Miner, assistant az st. Johnes
church, Elizabeth N. j., has received call TO the
church III Honesdale, Pa, to succeed the Rev. MIR.
Abrams recently deceased, who was the prede-
cessor al ST. Johns in the position now held oy
The Rev. Dr. living, Secretary OF tho Episcopal
Board OF MS.GnS mas gone 70 Vermont on MS
his place at the Bible House.
BIsnop PaddocS VINO was going to summer at
Cornwall, on the Hudson, has eceived an accl-
him IN Boston Tor the present.
Saints, Paradise, CHRIST Church, LeacOck, ana
Grace, Gap Mines, Lancaster county, Pa, and mas
accepted tee rectorship OF ST. Jonn's, Ashley, Pa.
He Will enter on his duties there on the list or
Inc Rev. R. Heber Newton. OF the Antnon
Memorial church. in this city, is at PeeksKil, N.
Y, where We Will remain until September.
me Rev. s. NJ hssxins, D. D., OF BrooKlyn, is
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Tne Rev. q. +. Holman Is spending his vacation
at GreenEort, l.. l.
Out OF sIxty-fOur rectors In the Protestant
iscopal diocese or Maryland II Is found that the
salaries Of thirty nvc were below 81 200 year;
some receive $500 and some as 10 as $780,
PRESBYTERIAN.
Rev. ]. c. smith, formerly OF Newned, N. Y, has
been called TO the Presbyterian church III Mara
thon Cortland county.
the Rev. y. II. Nevin, ID. D., OF Philadelphia,
proposes TO prepare a work Tor the Centennial
celebration wnicn shall exhibit the history and
present conditlon OF the colleges OF this country.
DIR. Hale. OF Philadelphia, the secretary OF the
Relief Fund Tor Disabled Ministers OF The Pres
by teria church. reports that there Is much sui
Ierlng among the bsnenciaries, ana that the con-
trDutions sent in utterly insufficient TO sup
ply the demand.
REV. H. q. Miller, who has for time been sup
plying the pulpit OI the First Presbyterian church
OF LOckport, N. T., has received and accepted
call to the sixth Presbyterian church Of Chicago.
III.
A band oil Glendennng's adherents Ia the Pros
poet avenue cnurcn, Jersey CITY, nela meeting
lew days since and declared tie position OF Mr.
Howell ~ elder vacant although that RshttenAn