The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-11
IN NEW JERSEY.

the Bishops circular announcing the death OF the
Pope. In the course OF his sermon Rev. Fatner
Flynn, the Bishops secretary remarked that despite
tho charge of intolerance which had so often been
hurled at the Church by its enemies Il Was never
known ID refuse the sacranents OF tho Church to re-
pentant sinners In this connection the preacher
referred to the which the Church had pursued
toward the late King Victor Emmanuel on his dying
bed
Already the Church OF ST. COLUMBIA and St Joseph's
have put on mourning in tribute to the memory Of
The deceased PoptiE.
Rev. Dr. Forester, OF the Church Of the Redsemsr
(Universalist at Newark dscoursed last evening 10
very large congregation on "Popo Pius TX. and the
Roman Catholic Churcn.m He compared the death Of
the latter lived in tumulr and died In tu-
multi, while the late Pope lived In peace to a good
sympathy Proteslants and Catholics alike. TO say
that the Pope and Victor Emmanuel were enemies
was 10 say what WAS not true II was only The fevo
luton Of time and the changing OF opinion men
advance In years The time was coming, he said, Tor
the OF new rSe inns be new era
will certainly be different man from Pius TX. He
VIII be more like the present times speaking OF the
Catholic Church, Dr. Forester said that all the scots
IN the world might combine against It, and could not
tear 1t down. The TALL Of the Church would only
tho onsse ssea ana upon na o
Church as wonder, and not in fear. He
Catholic Church as in the olgotry of any other
Church. he remembered whom the good old Catholic
Church stood between prince and peasant the side
of the poor. In conclusion he hoped that the time
would come when all protesting Christians would
march side by side, not Tor conquest but Tor the VIC
tory OF the Church over the world and for tue glory
OF Christ.
Prayers were offered in evory Catholic church In
late Pon,iE In ST. Michael's Church elo-
quent discourse was delivered by the Rev. Father
the S s sdsp:
requiem mass would be celebrated in that church
Tuesday. In St Mary's Church, Rev. Father Burke
alluded In touching manner TO the loss the Church
had sustained. and was followed by the pastor, Rev.
Father Senez who called the congregation to join
him in the prayers for the dead. In st Patrick's
Cnurch the pastor, Rev. Father Hennessy, after read
Ing The Bishops circular, addressed the congrega-
ton briefly. The arrangements Tor q solemn requiem
mass In this church have not yet been concluded. In
ST. Poter's Church, Father Marechal, s. j. dwelt on
the life and services OF Plus TX, and in 81 Boniiaces
(Germanl, Father Kraus spoke In nm eloquent and
feeling manner. Tho drapng OF all the churches
named will be commenced to-day. Several Catholic
to send a committes to Mayor siedler to have the
flags tho public buildings placed at half mast
At the Passion,st Monastery, in West Hoboken,
prayers we're offered up by the community of clerical
lay brethren at mathis, aud atterward at all the
Masses There was u large congregation at the last
mass, including many persons IRON New York aud
Jersey CITY, who expected 10 hear Grafton on the late
Pope but 1t was deferred till the solemn requiem
Is celebrated The church Is TO be heavily drsped.
and devotions will be held every morning Tor thirty
DAYS after the funeral Some oil the fathers of this
unity intend participate tho ceremonies at
the Cathedral IN Newark on Thursday.
SERVICES IN THE CHURCHES OF CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, Ohio. Feb. TO- 1873.
The death of Pope Plus TX. was feellngly referred
to In all tho Roman Catholic churches in this city
day.
A solemn pontAcal mass Of requiem will be ccle-
brated next Thursday In tho cathedral, the Interior
OF which has been quite deliberately draped High
masses OF requiem will also be celebrated In other
churches In the city on the same day.
The Catholic Central Association, representative
body composed Of delegates from all the Catholic
gregations and societies OF the city, has appointed
committee prepare resolutions expressive Of the
sentiment of the Catholic community regarding the
death OF the Pontif.
PoNTIFICAL MASS OF REQUIEM FOR THE Re
rosE OF THE SOUL OF Plus TX.
LEAvESwoRTH, Kansas, Feb. 10, 1873
Bishop Fink has ordered that q solemn pontihcal
mass requiem shall be celebrated In the cathedral
OF this city by the united churches OF the diocese on
Thursday morning for the repose Of the soul OF Pope
Plus TX.
SERVICES AT ST. MARY's CHURCH, NEWPORT.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEWPORT, r. l.. Feb 10, 1873.
A brief but eloquent tribute was paid to the men,
DRY of the dead Pontif at ST. Mary's Church this
morning by Rev. Philip Grace. In accordance with
Bishop HendricKen's Instructions Solemn high