New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-29
NEW CATHOLIC CHUROYES.

CHURCH OF THE PAULIST FATHERS.
THE CEREMONIES Mkt sUNDAY-AN IRISH ORDER
FORBIDDEN 10 TAKE MISREPRESENTATION OF III.
EDITICE.
On June 4, Pentecost Sunday. Bishop Cor
rssn OF Newark viii lay the corner stone of the
church OF The Piulisi Fatlpr+ in West Fiftynnthst
Cardinal McCoskey viii be present In order to carry
ont the ceremonies with all possible effect. It
was considered fitting tn invite the Catholic 'reuu
cations ~ this city Jersey Cty. brooklyn and EJhokon
ro participate the celebration AccO ingly, the Rev
Alfred Young G. p rector Of tho Pauiiet Church. h
s1ed call the different Catholic societies, and Re-
guestrC them seId dcCsitos TO Hbcrna Hal To con
suit with him regarding proper arrangements. In this
cal TJn,s Young included the Ancient Order Of lIihcr
nians subsequently he received word from NicarGen
cra Quua 20 exclude tho Ancient order OF HhcinaDs
from THE call tie YicarGcncrll stating that they should
not participate IN the celebration ~ members OF the
Ord .ssT'g rcgalia "a they wero not altogether in
harmony wi,I the Catho.' Church.
st tBe meeting held last friday the Catholic societes
OF the city their intention 10 join the procession 10
me church from Uni0n-s luare. Father Young s ted
hat he wished To- the Ancient order OF lihe yns
ga tine an attitude OF obedience toward the Church. Tie
had given The sarramen,s 70 many OF tho Order while
they were wearing their gala, but honceforh ( Ia
must be dscon nued. He suggested that it would be
well for them attend the ceremonies next sunday in
body 20 plain cothcs without regala and they wonld
show thereby their desire De cbclont Ia the wishes 81
the Catholic Church. By any other they would
display hostile feeling and would only incre the df-
hculty between them aud tn Church.
The church ednce wall be adjacent to the present
rlctur. in " est Ftyninth-st and will bc OF tue
largest and zines churches IN the cy. The need oi q
new church IN order 10 supply the increasing wants OF
their rapd7 growing parish has lonS been felt by the
Pmsta The order OF the Paulist Fathcrs founded
hy the Rev l. r. Hecher. the R'y. A. 7. Hewitt the Rev
Grorr, be hon and the Row Frunos Baker all 81 whom
were fofm,r, member, Of the Redenptoris, order In
This city About l.J7 certain difficulties arose IN the
Rcdemutoris Order the settlement Of which was re-
crrcd to the supreme auil jy In tho Church at Rome
rne dia. uos finally settled by paraiion Of five
American Eedcmr by brief from the Pop IN the
piur o. sJS. and the formal on ~ tho new r"nG,eSa
ton of I'd. P.uj f,liopcG. A. hut tho members II the
new Crd,r uyc. ul % Goard1g-h0uso IN Ihtic"nthst
and were aftrrvaidI the guests 81 George V. Hccs,r
brother Of t. superior. In the SIMMER Of $50 Father
Heek.r gcturuci from Rome, where lao had been In
conGlltailun with the Pope and the new Order
vas fully or.anIsd unicr the appreciation
u Archbishop Hughes. Arrangements were made for
lie foundation Of religious house and church. aud IN
1859 thg present building In west Fifynntl 81, winch
that tue numbers Of p"rsnn' living ~ thi part "i
he ely Aas grady increased ana Tue nL'ist ~ Deen
1biz,d g. build large additions To the church IA the rear
The order has been enlarged from four {"
eighteen pusa', Ton students Hhd % ~ I,tPn,oll
schools. and tie congregation IS Iht OF Tie mOst huhtr
The lIu If the new church was designed by Jeremiah
OEourke Of koWark y j., WAC N thu archiicct %
several churches la the cl and ~ NcinitF Tue Duli-
.ns will front ,.int.-gyC. and VIII % Isl &c. IN
and width. couad HrlhlG space being
the -ifICtr and tIy uintlst ne Da-O-
lrnt will be II iuct . H. AMI VIII -" fOoird over tcnl-
Dor Ary, u-,l Cnurcn un the rcinhlnihc part
- nuislir,l AMI win b. pied during the tull IN the
church proper the length Of the nave ana aislr- VIII be
7- feet the width oI nave 30 rrt ANA oi the alslt5
10 feel each Ibero viii be twelve side chapes, each
~ 20 feet and each containing aitaI an1 cOuics
slUiaL There will also he tsu larger G"npc- 2JAs 20
feet dedicated to th, Vi ~ Mary nud H>JOntph me
sanctuary viii probably be- the most extensive IN thc
cnuufr. IN order have room for thc lig number OF
men and who form the cuOr for the render nk OF '
/ Irrrpriau chant. the music exclusively used Ia thlS
cuuIch IDc utpth aud width Ui the sanctuary VIII De
| 90 feet fOg c.Cn. Five passages leading toward
I the Altar will divide the . 80, inc center one
/ being 10 feet In width aud thf side ones apuut
/ : feet On NinG.ayc and directly ~ ifphi OI thc
Grand altar, viii J. circular window oi stained gas,
aI5ur " "a Jc arranged seven large Mi"do"so OF stnsd
/ Eia4-, - b. Il feet rIc. Tie hlEht OF nc
| nave viii be ! feet gni the walls VIII be
finished with plErtur yultiug inc Interior acc
\ ora ions have not yet been fup dcchrh hPvh'
The exterior of the cuscu viii be iu'cd wan toitcu-
lu re-, gr Mite, Ino towers vii be- 80 feet higl, ana
VIII De- 80 cet square at thc base, wan walls hne 'tt
hi,k. There lie nNc entrances, lhftr on Nih,hd'G'
one ON FiTy niutG-.l.. aud CO. on -lNutth- ih' cen
fa iauCe on Nmihiyc. via DO 10 hl - lcti, ana the
sF and atret ournCcs viii De by Ii feet IL ~ cA-
ned that church WI rvs, T'O1oOp aud VIII ht"lu
.fflu, Tor 400 prrsus Tnc stylo alcnt,cctulc IS
r French gothic oi the thirteenth century. In connection
with tr cuur,hii Is proposed to butd large convent
atli schools futplr Tine, thu, OcchYihe "ilN
tre Who'll, al tine large plot oi sroubl o"h'" % u'
l.Il