New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-17


more than we lose Some talk of the sacrifices they
nave made for Christ How tie world o creature
Tim No man ever made sacrifice for which he did not
receive back hundred fold The apostles martyrs and
compared with their joys The Christian life gives not
Sey back hundred DR., fold this World but also gives
ness arising from the consciousness blessing others
making 50 real that shall form part OF and influence
our daiiy lives Our thoughts Of heaven ethereal
huence us in our conduct and make ready and willing
~ leave this world OF shadows to enter the world Of rea
ties beyond.
PENTECOST IN ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCHES.
and ST Stephens Church.
The feast OF Pentecost was celebrated yester-
day In all the Roman Catholic Churches throughout the
city, with all the splendor Of decorations, lights, and
music and solemnty Of ritual that mark the chief fes
rivals OF that church. The different churches were very
well attended In all the churches and at each mass
throughout the diocese. circular from vicarGeneral
Preston. was read In reference to the annual collection
FOR the Pope, in which the following given for
the expectation of a large subscription:
Ihere are especial which should excite
more than usual generosity toward our vencrabe
and glorious Pontf The days of his great trial
yet numbered, and the fal affections OF his children
should increase as, in the midst of his sorrows God
mercy TO the Church, enghens out his wonderful life.
Moreover, he has shown and striking proof OF his
power to the Catholics Of this country and especially
the faithful OF our own archdiocese, in eevating
dignity of Prince Of the Church own reverned and
much loved Archbishop. 1t will be particularly grateful
10 s 6ilnenee the Cardinal. II the increased offerings
OF his hock shall prove "a fidelity and gratitude ON
their part to the Holy Apostolic See.
AT ~. Patroks Cathedral. in Mott-st., mass was
celebrated Cardinal McCloskey assisted for the first
time III his diocese since the insignia OF bis rank
we're conferred upon him. The Rev. J. j. Kean Of the
Cathedral was ceebrant the Rev. James Barney, the
gan subdoacon: the Rev J. r Kearney Msr Of f. CeTd
IN, Inc key j. A. Farley was assistant priest to
simple large crimson screen bordered with gold
rms was suspended rom the spIe Of The tbernace
bright background 70 tho altar itself, when was flu
front Of the altar hung screen OF crimson cloth with
gold embroidery The side affairs illuminated ana
decorated with flowers. During the macs lie cattle
dral choir sang schmitzs No 6 Mass in Il major
Prof Gustav Schmtz. the Organist Of the Cathedral
furry at i6i a. m Cardinal MccoSEey. With h iO a s
ant and followed by train bearers brought M the rear
OF tie procession lie was vested in the scarlet coppd
mdg'G' cG berTea. cincture with gold tassos, White
rochce, and wore his pecOral On entering The
sanctuary the Cardinal proceeded TO tho FOOT OF the altar
with the eelebrant Of the ana his ministers where
be recIted the opening psalm OF the When this
ended he proceeded, attended by the assistant
priest and train bearers a. bis throne the gospel side
OF the altar where lie remained throughout the mass
except that at the conclusion Of the Preface he nelt
at lfte die" in the middle OF the sanctuary, and
mass proceeded as usual in solemn masses, eara EF
coPO except that the Cardinal administered all the
benedictOus including thai oil The Ieole the OF
the mass The eIistle and gospel were sung by the Dea
The Rev p. f. Deay, 8 j. preached the sermon based
the Epistle H. lie said that on this day was
celebrated TIE birthday The Church He dwelt the
miracle wrought that day by which, in hOuT, Twelve
Ignorant fishermen were endowed by the Spirit Of God
which came down on and filled them, with the power and
qualifications TO 60 forth and conyeIt the world TO
Christ. The world was witness how they had
ceedsd' Iney began IN and tnIyed Though pers9
throughout such would be Ito history to the close Thus
the establishment OF the Church, and its existence
through nineteen centuri 3 OF constant persecution
became perpetual miracle for which nGdelity could
never account II so existed, 1t SO conquered and con
made by man, and not to be destroyed by man. The
CAuroh not established by force OF arms but by
Pa1ac 9 b b exste alpos 200 one yeIs and & r
nilcd, it would remain the Interchangeable witness OF
Peter If there was aiytling sublime in the world il
this divine institution OF the Catholic Church.
at Tie church OF the Epiphany, on Second ave. be
Rev Dr. BurScll is rector, the services received add
tonal interest from the presence vi Mgr. Roncetr, AID
Papal Legation Mar. Roncetli said tie o'clock Mass
boon OF the Church of the Epiphany Deacon and sub
Office IS Monsgnore, asss;e J.i.An the slctuary lie
attended by The Rev. d. Bart 81 and another PRIEST
GIoria under IT, direction u Davis organist
thu church. Tic high altar and side affairs were dec
orrjcd and Illuminated WIT about 400 lighted tapers,
well with gseai number Of sas jets arranged about
ui ,, y % az, IN, - 80 - ,'y,,if
dove. Inc lof was decorated with the American
Ire Rev Dr. surisell preached the sermon. in the
course OF which he 10 tne PaIal
legation This tic ChiTc. OF me Epiphany ana tho
Epiphany the great feast OF The college, Oh me Fr0i-
clrda in Rome The day also the least OF ST. UDa
dar the patron saint OF the Cc!CDi0It OF the mass, tine
Rev DT Ubadi. IN Rome IL customary the feast
pcntecOst for the stud OK the Propaganda TO
preach in the presence tie Pope. He, sdent OF tIe
Propaganda, preached tins day IN the presence oil the
PoDes representative. Mgr kOncet the Ab-lFcate. In
referring cOleo ion for The Pore 70 be made N all
the churches OF the diocese OF May 30. Dr. buItScA
urged the congregation 10 be mere generous even than
usual as token Of their appreciation of the honor VIII"
the Poe had recently conferred upon them, III creating
tlgip tigy IF-tA A..
Mgr Rcncctu had told MIN, DR.. BuTtsel. that The
Holy Father had said repeat dy that III comforting TINS
honor the Catholic Church in America anu On America
generally he did particularly TO honor ~ an esecla
manner the people OF the great diocese Oi New YORK
AL st STEPHENS Church, III East Twenty-ninthst sell
eInn Mass celebrated ut 1880 II. The Rev j. a.
McCau.ey coleDTant tLe Rev. j. u ByrOn, Deacon
and the Rev. T. III. Carroll, SubdeacOn Inc Rev W. L.
COstigan was Master of Ceremonies.
The REV. Or. McGlynn preached the sermon BE said
that the day of PentecOst the birthday Of the CathO
lie Church 1t this DAY that IL was uslercd INTO
the world endowed with that spirit which was TO pc us
as the expression of the nature OF this gift, To appear as
IL in tongues OF fire, to show that the ohce or this
Church. in exhibiting this Spirit 10 the world
Is that Of giving light ard warmth from Heaven 10 the
MINDS and hearts to this light ana warmth, then WOMB
the Iords prayer be fulfilled, the Kingdom OF Heaven
would have earth and the VIII OF tEe fabnef
be done on earth IL is in Heaven. The enemy oil luis
kingdom aided by the tendency OF mans fallen nature
toward the darkness OF persuaded men To rear the
light warmth that came rom the cOuncnance ana
heart Of that Church. which was the very shrine VI the
HOLY Spirit They feared that this light would reveal 70
them unpleasant things; they feared that THIS warmth
would burn and consume them and SO the enemy sue
ceeded in hiding from their spiritual view the lneliDie
beauties and glores OF which the PsalIlist salu In
DTophetic spirit: {" In thy light shall see Light"
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