The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-21

BRIDEGROOM appearing
ne 2, opo boying down and wof.hlppug hm. The |
lE,n Of ypo. ann ngarss q9i thofe wa nothlng IN |
as g, Paul ntima'os shadow OF tho good things TO
Ia this r,lplou the worship OF which viii be p9r
formed for the hrst iunN n iN' neyly rreeei e.n is
fcalty Tho racnt Tho Cross or Of rhntselvn ng,
as The Hreeks ca ~ ~ IN & o mo MO- ,eeai aaaj
wnc tor d that IVES ihc cale Instead or grogres'ng
tr m the religion tho jews 10 something hFheri we
would have fallen bactwUds ior the Jews had much
he cain OF Christ on Inc GROSS, than we have
rh,y had the lamb ono year a. Hl'Hoai rp0t, s,on
uo that could De presented o the Lam3 OF God .lam
bEel and vine w1elc Ehc opp6protenc5 d i whore
e eioyc ness VI tho repr9.g9tiioa an sy C2etsGu @ MN
lay9 9ad gpon ge9f ba,s Se retgsa6Sd
js. jIee 4e s s % 90 'P 6eIovcd 6totrsn do not Wish 20
outCr iu,o any argument bl state 90 ba what every
one noos % be the TACT that me old churches Tor n
ali even 10 This day Greek, Latin. HISTORIAN and Arme
| tie hoiy sacrament OF the altar and believed t as
nnnly az ihoy believed in their own existence,
united upon this. MANY OF ihem we're torn from the Old
tS,I thSy never ed IL 6s 6ecL All te iorns o the
hmuy public service afr e. on th a9a me M T. 'aa9 %
man that denounced MNtiS LuulEE the nausurator
81, snG pTS696 TOUR ont Of i've OF ali he CRrSti6
on the lace OF 's earth believe Ia this mystery ,u,,
not been taught by Jesus himself aud this The crown
i in, n,SbcS % the Cathoe from tie dissenting worship,
this the reason that We turn our aces reveGqty to-
on altar sad st. Paul 10 tie Hebrows we have an
| altar; wc have altaras wei a. The Jews ad he,
and those who serve In the tabernacle OF theJeWscan
have an altar vet as we had at the beginning
anei nominal altar but an gar az Nhcu W" o,St up
our orshiP In the pglpt are nsn on the aar COD
IT. Ie'S ne MS Pbs T sc 20 SG "a ON ne o se @ i M o
for talk to God in our inmost souls This church Is
the seeond in this country 3qt i s also credit to all
this church has, to that extent erected monument
teot2re "a at SaSt L stands peerless in ths county Il Is
e n an h o1 a Se5 e S. vS S0 ,I ~
beautiful IN ne Interior IN the augmentation OF pant
neousy m Catholic countries, especially la the beaut-
With that exception containing tar as this size
Church can contain II ia nliy the equal OF the church
churches IN Rome ! made calGulation yesterday re-
St paul in Rome hicb ts The aracst of Ia kui but
do not compare with II the Gothic structures | lind
81 mn ht be placed inside of st. Peters about ntoen
In one corner Of st Peters you would scarcely notice
IT. and though we hear that in this enlightened country
crossed s that Is great or srand in the W, rd Now
bsIt mtiop of dollars TbSf amonnt has hesS9 sn ~
thus diocese though have no doubt many who are OF
An amount OF debt stu remains, which consider as
begun il viii not fa to terminate It as noby and this
DAY w giyG tls beautiful edihce to Amghty God iree
Of thls church which approN II TO some extent to
~, r,d M, v' onv t,c W. },rch ~ @ aitb "b h or, ar %
quanted eighteen years having been employed In its
twas begun by the Venerable KEyRIcK my old pre-
phia lien my Immediate predecessor In baltimore
Ecgun by him, and by hun continued for several years
Lmonted NEuNANN, who was however, very efficiently
deiphia 10 whom belongs the glory and may saw g
heartfelt happiness Of having finished this building a.
seeing Il this day dedicated TO the service OF tho
MI.
l conlratuate ali here present upon the sgmp athy
which has been felt in the erection and completion of
most 6y hahdT de-; three Arshbls6oSs Twelve bishop
II seldom that mere church ded cation has drawn
this Cathedral from the fact that it had been begun by
lie in the United states turns when his name Is mem
tonedIKESRIGK Of Phiadephi2 ateEwarJs 9E Bat
finished by one o. different nat9n9y one 5 born IN
IT, and lhird born in America and in our own midst
But me tide OF contribution would sti be as strong
had the whole three been O the same birthplace for
born They think merely OF The House OF God with that
feeling Of the heart which The Catholic faith always pro
tie the minister OF God with no reference to
an a@e %S G6Teh Ss @ @ GSGb in
for christ s the head Of the whole Church the Church
triumphant in Heaven, and the Church struggling or
earth. The is intimate union and sy yupahY be
safe in the bosom OF God Heaven is not Tar OIL We
believe in the communion Of saints Every hG9rt a. 10 on
earth n the heart Off brother and Of sister in heaven
more tender than ever brother or sister was on this mis-
Now Heaven opens for us ALL Jesus, the great bride
Groom VIII descend enc on tnis q9r nCt ~ n t9 m IN
Heaven, or eyes could not bear that, but He wl
vision Jacob Is nothing this. He cometh surround
ed by tens OF thousands o. nH ankes VINO, h3t PP H.
sanctuary with their presence ,,, T., e., ,,oo. :. :,
none other than the house OF God aud the gatew3g o.
ne sp ben G8VG d 9SS hand q death S VII poa
and burst asundor this feshy garment we shh Dc tahsn
saints God grant It may be thus with you ALL a..
ln the name Of the Father Son and Holy ehost' Amen
Closing Services.
Attic conclusion OF the sermon the Grand Mas
vas concluded and the 6eneoietoh i pronouNoeO
The services closed about O'CLOCK
The Music ON the Occasion.
prominent feature OF tine occasion was the music
Which oompriso the performance OF iAfpH @ p @ 1lan
| Mass D; the Grand lie Deum Laudanua
HAyDHi the ANA Virgo of HUMMELL' and " Ve'
| SaTcie SIlritu Of KREUTzER'e.
| lhe choral paris in the musical performance woi
particularly wei rendered. TINS was e3peGiMiy ~
case IN the Mass, the various iu"ucs ana othei dlh
culties OF v hch We never remonbel 10 nave neal
| 20 BET or az VANTAGE.
| Tho chorus composed as IL was OF selections no
Il various Catholic ehoIrs of the city, ali tn
could have been desired, bot rho solos with ing 81
gle exception OF tho gem of the mass, QGt foth
Z which was sung supeTby by Professor A. IAYLo
a were ineht ctvey rendered owhg, perhaps 70 u
y ditfc ulty that amateur so oiss gcnelalY Woul ma
y IN being heard in q build NJ OF such dimensions
,, Tho orchestra consisted OF hirty-fve performer
and comprised some OF tho mosl talented musioal
IA IN the city. Prominent among them we noticed
s MEGNEE, Dr. CUSNINGTON CARL SENTz AlAH
" hAfsLER, Herr AHRIND, HARLEs DoD7WORT
,,nn | Mt, fLAGGEMAN, MIR. SCHIIpr, ana number
~. Others wen known in musical crc'os.
10 PrOlCsfOI B {. Cross was the leadcr on the oce
un sion end ably seconded Rs e by the choriste
es and orchestra, both which seemed to exert tho
le selves TO the most 80 moko the music great ~
he cess, he performed tine duties alottod 70 h'm "
~ oTCgltgb v.
m Indeed. with the ring'o drawback of the iuedocti
mi OF the solos alluded 90, we Layo never hear
01 mo q sgus factory performance OF HAYpS'E mat
nj less creation than that az the Cathedral yest
he cay ard he oXcCutnnts. particularly the vocal .
10 ilOn Oi them, which greatly lacked in numbers W
o, II amp mace up In Gblhty have great cause
VI oCngIatuiati0n on the success th0i attended q
nd efforts on the occasion.
le, clergy ia Attendance.
IVY Tie following clergy were in attvuuauCn;-
"A AROHBI8UOPs.
ny, Bight Reverend JOINS B. ~ RCELL. u. D., ClnCnn
IL" Ripht Reverend JoHE MCt LOsWsY, ID. D., New y,
Right Reverend ~, i, SPAULDING, DID, Balum
RlsHOis.
ve Hpht Reverend John Fitzpatrick, Boston.
u.s. Kt ht Reverend John TmOn, BuralO
an RS ht Reverend II. "A, DOmenec, PittsburT
ith hil ht Reverend j, II. Bayley, N eWark
fu. Right Rev erend j. Farrell, Canada.
Rght everond j. LaURhln, brooklyn,
the Mtht Reverend \, =. Mcfarland Hartford.
ore Rlht Reverend Louis de Guesbrland
on, Right Reverend j, II, Luers, Fort N ayne,
lie Ritht Reverend ). II. Lynch, Toronto
Int And the Right Reverend u. Wiener, MIed Abbo
her Latrobe.
ibe CLERGY
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