The New York herald., 1878-10-27
MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS.
ROMAN CATHOLIC

Catholics OF this city have established a lodging
house for workingwomcn Of their faith at No l5S
West Tweniy-iourtn street, and in view Of the ap
proaching winter. an appeal 10 made TO tho ben
evoiens Of every creed TO help 10 sustain it. 1t Is
known as ST. Mary's Home
ST. Mary's Church, Piainnsid, N. j., Rev. Father
Morris, pastor. is being pusucd Drward 10 compile
tion II will be built IN the "Eoglish Gothic style,
125 feet long, SO iect wide asles
10 feet across transepts, with spacious vesiibue In
front l6 iect square, and tower 10 fcst high. TO
MI the extra pews o this church tho pastor has
arranged a mission by the Redemptorist Fathers,
v hch viii begin about the middle OF November.
The Catholics OF Irvington, N. j., are building
new church 10 st. Leo. which they expect 10 dedicate
aeout the middle Of December. This, when finished,
viii he tho hrst Roman Catholic church IA tho place.
November viii 10 tho twenty-hith anniversary OF
tho Inauguration OF tho late archbishop Bay!ey a.
FIRST Bishop OF Newark.
All slnts' Day and All Souls Day, OF the Bencd,o-
tine Order November l3 and H. wii no observed with
imposing ceremonies iu st. Mary's, Newark
Inc monument erected 10 the memory Of the late
Fainer MacGahan. VINO was the nrst resident pastor
mt East Newark, viii DO blessed November j.
SPECIAL services viii be- neld Ia ST. Narys, Newark.
November 8, Tor the deceased pastors and assistant
pastors oil mat church.
Rev. T. Hogan OF East Newark, has been appointed
PASTOR OF ST. Jonn's Churcn, Trenton.
The scotch people evidently dont mean to accept
the re-esIabishment oil the lapai hierarchy without
opposition. With the current month they have
started tho publication Of tho Scottsh Patriot 10 Ediu-
ourgh, aud It's promoters intend mat lts columns
devoted 10 lurtncring ths interests oi Prot
estant truth snd civil ana religious freedom" 10
arouse tho nation IRON ITS sta,c OF sumber will be
one great OF the Scottish Patriot "Enircy freo
from party either OF Cnurch state, Viii scck TO
unto Protcs,ants Of all denominations against the
common foc."
METHODIST.
Bishop Knvanaugh, Ut tho church South, Is In poor
health He unable to attend recently 10 his
du.cs as president OF the Tcnnessce Conferences.
last SunGay IL cost $3, 500, and Is irec from deb.
1be Rev. I. d. Littcwood mas succeeded IN reducing
tho OF $40 COO the Flabush Church 10 So 00U
leaving tnsm $1,000 with which to complete thcIr
house OF worship This is tho church for whIcn
year ago the Metbodsts OF Kings county ba grand
reunion In the Academy oil Music winch did not meet
their hnanciai expectations. Personal solicitation
has been more successful
Inc Malteawan IN. W Methodist Episcopal Church
mas Just released It's property IRON an Indebtedness OF
$12 900 through the Efforts oil Presiding Eid4r san
fora and Drs. Tiffany, oil New YORK. ana Vail, of
Newark Warwics Methodist Episcopal Church mas
also paid on IS, 600 aud rs free
Rev. y. H. Rice dedicated church at Hartford.
Kan, last SUNDAY.
Ata "Iovc ieastn In st. Paul's Methodist Episcopal
ChurcD, this CITY, last week. two japanese converts
relaied ,ueir experience. One, Yozeya. embraced
Christianity In Japan, and tho other, Bsjilon in
America The congregation were SO deighted they
rose and saug the Doxology.
The Methodist bishops, save ono, are now here. AZ
their annual meeting last FRIDAY tncy arranged their
fail plan of visitation.
Rev. William Jackson, oil New Bedford, Mass. COOS
to Newark, N. D., to take charge OF Bethany Baptist
Church. Rev. DR.. Crane h q resigned past0rato
OF the Baptisl church az Winthrop, Mass
Tho Char,es River church, Cambridge, has extended
call 10 Rev. 4. H. Rowe, oi Woilaston Heights, TO
become ITS PASTOR Mr.. Reese, recent graduate Of
Newton, has accepted pss,orste Dearborn street
Baptlst Church. Boston.
Many OF the small churches around Boston. II 10
said viii soon lose their pastors unless Athsrs more