The New York herald., 1877-09-02
MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS.
EPISCOPALrAy.


ProGting by the example OF other churches the Re.
formed Episcopal Church proposes to 'pay its way''
and not allow It's property to be owned by insurance
companies and banks. II has some eighty churches,
all OF debt and university will loom up
the West. Its Appeal is to be issued hereafter bi.
monthly instead OF monthly.
movement is on foot in ST, John Is Church. Detroit,
to erect the chancel OF the church memorial bet
to late Bishop Armitage. formerly rector OF the
parish. The cost Will be about S1,00
The women OF the Protestant Episcopal Church in
this city have organized Church Women's Associa-
ton with these objects This association is des gned
TO bring to,other women and girls who communi.
cans desirous Of becoming communicates OF
tho Episcopal Church in this city, Tho ASSOCIATION
has opened Tree reading room on wes. Twenty third
street, 10 be opened daily except sunday. Lectures
Will be provided Tor in the winter, Bible class will bo
formed, and mission and other meetings Will be held
during the week."
Dr.. pusoy complains that the High Church cause In
England has been greatly injured by '.ccrical CORE.
spondents" who advocate II in the newspapers, aud
condemns 'tnc habit oil Wiling TO newspapers under
impulse OF the momcntr lie regrets especially to SEQ
the way which these clerical speak their
bishops The prclates treated without reverence
without justice and even without charity" BY this
means harm has been done TO the High Church
nc expresses CitnOIlc
tnan would be done by twenty ''church associations
Organized to defeat it, "No onen ho continues "can
inJdrc our cause except ourselves"
ROMAN CATHOLIC
Bishop Rosecrans claims that the anti-ca,hol.c
movement IA OHIO last year has resulted bringing
many Americans into the Church.
The Pope has nearly finished the "Memors' on
which he has been working Tor more than forty years.
o has provided however they are not bo published
until ten years after no dies. He has had no aid In
their preparation except from Father Dresciani,
OF the most cd of the Jesuits Among the manu-
scripts To be used In The preparation Oi the ''Mcmors
IS correspondence of the Pope with Charles Albert,
King Victor Emanuel Napoleon III. and the Count dc
Cavour
There three old Catholic parishes IN Austria
which have been struggling Tor legal existence for
some years, and year the government agreed 10
recognize ihcm ana give them PERMISSION TO organize
marriages ON ecrtan preliminary conditions when,
though hard have been complied with, and last March
the government was asked 10 carry out It's agreement
No answer having been received to this demand twen
tynnc deputies OF the House OF the Kechsrath
have signed All Interpolation asking Tor explanation
OF the doiay. IL Is thought that tho movement would
gain many adhercnts IN austria II II recognized
by the government
OF Tho twelve bsnops OF ,he Catholic Church Prus
sla eight have been dcposed, imprisoned banished.
In the diocese vi Cologne are S3 parishes oil when O7
destitute or priests In the Ireves and
Munster zuS parishes arc similarly situated But strange
~ say, tho services aic all carried usual with