The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-02-25

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a hars a. residence. Tho mem
a "ns ., the Young Catholic Friends Societ,
y tona;n = guard along the pavement, ex.
' srnug rom the Archiepiscopal residence
droi "u ~, go she front entrance Of the Cattle.
Srai' The funeral cortepe moved DOR
Sharles Street to MULBERRY. down Mu,herrv
70 Cathedral Street, thence to the front en-.
france OF the Cathedral, and then mn the
c" Iu aisle co the sanctuary, Immediately in
'lont OF which a catafalque had been erect
a., anu on which the body of the deceased
Arch bishop was placed.
/ THE PRoCEssIoN.@
Aco'ytes. :, Cross Bearer. Acolytes
Sanctuary Boys.
Seminariaus.
fev. Clergy in cassocks and surplices.
The Antiphonarian in copes.
~ Superiors of Religious Orders.
H. ~. Rev. Thos. Foley, DID,, Coadjutor
h b.saoP p Of Chicago; Ri. Rev. James Glib
lima; Rt. Rev. Thomas A. Becker. DID.
bishop OF Wilmington; BIT. Rev. Tobias
Mullen, DID,, Bishop of Erie ,Rt. Rev. T
F: Shanahan. DID,, Bishop .of Harrisburg:
It. 1T: Rev: William o'Hara, DID, Bishop Of
of ofT Rn.fn.to It, r. Rev; Meouade, Rshop
, bishop of Buffalo; Rt. Rev. John j. viii,
ilams, DID,, Bishop of Boston RI Rev.
r. n. Lynch, DID,, Bishop of Charleston .
~ ~. Kew, Ignatius Persico, D d., Bishop Of
n n:i ~; heV. James 4. Bayley, d. !
wood, DID,, Bishop of Philadelphia.
Az last appeared the black casket con-
gaming the mortal remains of Archbishop
Spaidlng, and borne by the following
rALL-BEARERs,
Rev. c. I. White, DID,, Very Rev. s, Rel:
Ter. 81, Rev. Leo. Petsch, C.SS.R., Rev.
y. f. Lyman, of Govanstown, Rev. E. NJ.
MMcGolsan, Rev. Henry Meyers, Rev. 3.
os< II
pelle, D.D:, Rev. j. Giustiniani, Rev. John
toley, ID; Rev. John G.. Gioyd, Rev. J.
Mccartney, DID,, Rev. J. A. Walter. Row
francis E. Boyle, and Rev. Father Charles,
of Baltimore county.
among the mourners were two brothers
OF the deceased, one cousin, and Rev. J.
Lancaster Spalding, S.T.L., nephew to the
archbishop.
The Most Rev, Rt. Rev., Very Rev.. and
hev. Clergy now proceeded to recite the
solemn Office for the Dead, after which
SOLEMN roNrISIcAL MASS OF REQUIEM
was celebrated by Rt. Rev. Richard Vim
The coffin containing the body Of the de-
ceased was placed upon the Catafalque
'bove referred to. Upon the lid we're de- ,
posted crown of immortelles, the mitre.
rozler, capa, rochet and stole of the de-
leased. At the head and foot of the coffin s
SNSsSAS Va SouOOldOEA i Lf6 COul0 !
vas of heavy mahogany, covered with fine
black cloth, and richly mounted.
A NEST touching funeral Grafton was de-
lvered by the Most Rev. John McCloskey.
archbishop of New York, whe selected =
is text from st. Paul's Epistles to the Co. o
inthians: .
- Bat most gladly wiz spend be spent myself d
" your souls" II Corinthians xii Is. b
At the conclusion of the Mass =.
THE AsssoLUTIoN
,as performed by at. Rev. R. ". whelau.
ID. Bishop of Wheeling; Rt. Rev. Jas.
!. Wood, ID, Bishop Of Philadelphia
t. Rev. P. N. Lynch, DID,, Bishop Of
harleston; Rt. Rev. Ignatius Persico. ID. en-
:, Bishop of Savannah. he
THE ETERMENT. tel
The sbsolbtion over, the procession les
owed out of the Cathedral in the same or
II as it entered, and proceeded to the
.alts under the Sanctuary, where repose
Q eshcs of the former Archbishops of poi
aitimere, and where all that remains of
artin John Spalding was finally and 3
ournfuliy Deposited Condensed from, the 'n !
Cathe{ic Standard yer
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