The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-05
MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS.
BPIscoPALIAN.


lady OF Utica is expcnding SIG 900 to put a spre
230 feet high, on Grace church, OF that city.
The vcstry and church wardens Of Mount ST. Mary's
church, Baltimore the extreme ritualists for whose
PASTORS eccentricities Bishop Nottingham recently
stood preliminary trial. have issued protest against
the finding Of the Committee OF Inquiry. They say
they have the fullest confidence in their clergy
sound the faith, seadast in duty and holy in life,
and the resolutions of the committee extra judicial
and Of no force whatever They, therefore, ask the
Secretary OF the House Of Bishops receive said
document officially.
Tho presiding Bishop has called special meeting of
the bishops in Grace church. New York, on Thursday,
October 2s O'Clock, for the purpose of clccting
missionary bishops for Africa and China also Of re-
ceving the report OF the Mexican Commission.
The second annual Church Congress will be held in
the Musical Fund Hall, Philadelphia during the second
week November.
The corner stone of ST Marys Protestant Episcopal
church, Mott Haven New York city, will be laid next
Thursday afternoon by Bishop Potter
Through the enterprise OF the Rev. All For a
Chinese missionary, comfortable Episcopal chapel
has been built and dedicated at Virginia City, New and
$50 Chinese gather there every Sabbath hear their
counryman preach the Gospel
The corner stone Of Trinity church. Asbury Park
near Ocean Grove, New Jersey, was LAID by Bishop
Doane, Of Albany, on August 20
long illness and viii to-day resume his duties as pastor
Of ST. Johns church. in West Hoboken
CATHOLIC
Thirty Sisters Of Charity recently arrived here from
Wcstphalia, have distributed themselves among the
houses Of the order in Newark and Elizabeth y. j.,
and Harrisburg and Wilkcsbarrc, Pa
Rev. J. A. Rooney. o. r., the Dominican missionary
OF Louisville, has received order from his superors
make Journey to Ireland for tho purpose Of restor
Ing his health which has been in failing condition for
some time past
Tho Bishop OF Tulancingo Mexico. in a pastoral let
4 III.
country IS reduced The salary Of the priests does not
average The wages OF day laborcr. The Bishop HIM
self has frequently 10 dine crust OF bread There
is not money enough IN the ccrgy's hands keep tho
churches and ornaments proper repair and hence the
Bishop says Tie sacrsues are being filed with useless
rags giving the house Of God the appearance of the
most forsakcn places
The 81 Michacl's Association OF this city, will have
grand OF requiem performed in ST Aphonso' 3
church tomorrow morning, in memory Of the ato
President Of Ecuador, Don Garcia Moreno
Rev. Father Dornin, who was ordained at Seton Hail
last spring, has been appointed assistant pastor Ez
/ bcthport y. J..
Rev. Thomas J. Toomly is acting pastor OF the
Cathedral, Newark, during tho absence Of Father
Doanc.
81 Mary's church, Columbus, OHIO, VIII have a new
organ costing So 500
The diocese OF Green Bay embraces the northeastern
portion OF Wisconsin, and contains Catholic popua-
ton Of GO 900 souls There are nnctysM churches,
nysx priests and thirteen ecclesiastical students IN
the diocese
Rev John o'Nen, pastor OF the Catholic church in
Hampton Junction. y j. will commence the erection
A mission will be opened to-day IN ST. Patrick $
church, Brooklyn BY Rev Father Damen and his band
Of MISSIONARIES
The congregation OF the Church Of ST. Paul OF the
Cross Jersey city Heights have purchases the old
Hudson City Academy on Cambridge avenue, TO be
used academy for the Sisters OF Charity u was
opened on Monday. when ass pupils were enrolled
Rev Father lgnatius, Of the Psssonst Order pastor
OF the Church OF the Holy Family at Gutenberg ~ j..
has been recalled TO Pittsburg Rev Father Timothy,
Of tho same Order remains pastor OF the Church OF ST
Paul oil the Cross
Rev. Father vanuta pastor Of ST. Joscphs Catholic