The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-16

and Rev Thomas w. Power, OF 81. Mary's
eh69fGn In Snis city, acted as were
read in the order indicated.
The POnti6eaI Requiem.
The re citation of the "Ofnce" being concluded,
the solemn Pontincal Requiem Mass was I'M o.
Wood. Bishop ofPhiladelphia.
He was assisted by Very Rev. Q. j: II. Garter
vsrx Priest sS XeTy Ssy Walsh g. as
cons Of HonorvRev. p. r. OReilly, as Deacon OF
Az. nj. Cendrine, Master OF Ceremonies; and
Rev. y. M. Mullen, Assistant.
bishops and Clergy Present.
In the sanctuary were also Right Rev r; N.
William O'Hara. Bishop OF Scrauton; Right.
Rev ]; F. shanahsn. Bishop of Harrisburg;
den, V. o. M; Revs. Messrs. John p. Dunn; p.
X O'Reilly. James Fltzmsurice, f. j Barbelin,
a., % Thomas onm ie Kiersn. an p. r. Sheridan, A. NJ
Grundman, John j. Elcock, Thomas p. O'Neill,
maurice, A. M. Grundner, o. 8. b. M. W,
Thomas Fox. James Rolando. q. NJ. Francis
dolph Kuenzer, Richard o'Connor, John Kelly.
James Mcguire, John M'Govern, Hugh Lane
John M,Anany, George, robel. j; F; Fender;
erast, William Loenckamp, o 3. 3. H., and
many Others. completely filling the sacred
sanctuary, and presenting beau,ifnl appear.
ance. The Requiem Mass was not concluded
AS the sequence. "Des ire. dies ala J." was sung by
each OF the clergy within the sanctuary. which they
eme 6e % Se sh Of Si the aSsVe
teachings of the Church.
goran. he SOnctits aud Aonus Del of which we're
sspspss as o. e The ss s
81. snce Of the choir sDgers' which proved Of signal
Sermon of Bishop Lynch.
At The conclusion of the Mass. Right Rev. Bishop
Lynch, of Charleston, sscerded the pulpit and
men Der yOur deceased d prelaIes VINO spoke to you
the word Of God;" 81 Psuls Fpistle 10 Hebrews. 7th
He spoke Of the scsmpity Of the occasion and the
just Witnessed When lhe creatures OF God die dc
the strength OF His decisions overwhems Death
Ibis sisnds forth clearly When death is viewed in
the of true faith and the althtgl gather TOR the
win gTe But when me 70 nieT the spccsssors
fsy ne 10 pe as Rs
been the Gus ON since the time OF IEnatus Bishop OF
aS de- cfSes with @ consderaSie emotion
TsG s in as sss s R
brought to the EpisGopa church which has o. 6en the
being the cent e o, unity and truth, has ordained
thai its bishops shall be buried wihip!s osthedrss
first bishop, shd his sueces.~~r ,os os.,ued ,,o
When prosecutions In aztec oeanrir. ,rSsd Cslixu9
his Arch Deacon, TO prepare spfisi crypt n wS.cs
ght repose those who occupies che chair Of Peter
sSG S4n S d hs re ssa nIn deemed
cataoombs we e sack ed and destroyed.
But in late days antiquarian discovered the Papal
thus @ that from nS the
very was he custom to collect the remains of
the pontiffs and inter them as near AS possible to
thtir immediate See. The speaker commend
iorce and then erred to the action OF Bihop Wood
q, one, being in accordance with Practice and
To-day. with all reverence. we consign to the
signed vault the bodies o' his pfedec ssors there to
remain until the trump of the arc 1ange shall sound
his6 ry was then given of the deceased prelates,
tenion. referred to the condition of Ca holicty
in the United States in the year lSOS and the efforts
Of the then Bishop Carroll, OF Ba tim9re. who ap-
Rev Michael FRan was amongst thsoe who re.
spoud6d He was q netve Of the city Of Galway in
Ir aud but In that time Cstholiclty in Ireland could
went abr DAD ard studied at the franciscan Col
lege at p ONE after which he made his way TO the
caster with Father De Bsrth, as above stated,
several religious orders were aresuy III the United
Stats and Father Egau In 1904 ermined to esta-
Dobpx oi ST. @ m a sss IS , cfy snd
was made pastor OF ST. isry's Church Philadelphia.
shon Carroll applied to the Holy See for the orea.
ot sees in New York Philadelphia, Boston, and
TIE prayer was granted. and Baltimore was created
lotto Archepisc pal See The facts OF the issuing
sketch, were then substantially narrated by the
He referred to the then PontiT. Plus VII. who
he referred to the labUrs OF Bishop Egan after his
G secralion VIII ich were continued by his succes.
He re erred to the merits and characteristics of
each OF the deceased prelates. ard called on them
finally to unite with the spirit Of the church, and
The services ere highly impressive aud solemn
throughout, and were not concluded until ABOUT la
O'clock.