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tca1s, the Bishe wearing his nitro and carrying hi
to o in ths Following ord
crossbearer .coytes bearing lighted tape1s the Of
noers Of the day, Priests and IFoeeeded sIa a5oGn
H. d s;ssnaas s'A'p with sssS ass,
tho building through The front door, and walled u
the centre aisle to the altar. Priests and people thel
fnet while tho choristers chane the Gsegostan Fit
Foley and blessed the altar When the chanting
hsd ended the Procession vailed sronnd the iptesao
the saroe manner ss those on tho outaide.
H1GH MACS.
This ended the dedication ceremonies. Pontihcal
This sscrnce differs from ordinary High Mass in that
It cannot be celebrated BY eeceeasto lower than
Chorus u sasa
yeaEs o!gsnsst ef The Jesuit Church, but
7ocasts were he Rev % d. butter, Who sang ths e
KaTia Virgsns solo in the credo raguidcently, Miss
Hannah MCCARTHY, Miss Lizzie Farrell, Mrs. Mcguire,
After the reading Of the Gospel, the Right Rev. DR..
aar steps, and delivered IN eloquent sermon On the
doctrine Of trausbetanation which Is the foundation
OF a. he Doctrines Of Gathocity The light 5evessnd
ness and thorough master of the art Of gesturing
His appearance the altar, chd In the purple and
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1tieth chapter Of Isaiah, commencing at the tenth
vs1se And the children Of strangers" etc he spoke
Tho dedication of the temple in which they were
assembled to the service OF the Most high should DO
S&rF.
Catholic In the community. The Frequency Of such
ceremonc. should not tend to lessen their Importance
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scribable, yet each Christian church fa- eupe
Of Jesus Christ superior to that o. the JeB. The
people should take interest in the dedicaHo OF al
he oae ~hieh just M bsen deieed dc q
day and TING. It had once been Protestant church,
but was now dedicated to God under The sweet name
ns IS f. tss eSanRns %oss of ee
Protestant to Catholic not new thing in thsides
being s1so changed he number Of converts being able
to I'LL the churches We're Catholicism q human 1nsti-
tntion, men might have place for nnchartable enal-
is heavenly institution, Catholics, under 1uch ch'-
cumstances, hare no room for any other feeling thai
sSoad @ be he fa1tsest from b, or se
tazi.nism. II the children Of those who prosecuted
ths Church butd the stsls wherein sae wo.ships nd
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triumph to Him; cannot claim it ourselves There
peculiar Interest connected with the dedication
calamity which beiel young and splendid CITY, Prt
fed by dze, tho city ehonld think 1ees Of sef and
p1seea in he Most MRa. Now that % the church | had
been dedicated It the abode Of God, through the
awful presence OF Jesua Christ IN tha Hos-through
Though ii the house Of God before 1t doubIy
moro 20 now. When tho speaker thought that there
0r57Ar a u
on dE!ns mission to ~ and induce them to see tho
er1or Of their ways. The theme WAS fas beyond bis
doctrine q tho !sai p1esenes IS either stapsndoas
u - a7sa ths saooshaa l. s0n;ds.t0n i saa ,ast
70 examine how it to be paned upon the people
Huv could the leader OF the Reformation, Martin
Luther openly avow his belief In IL How could the
soeept It wthout Hesitation It has Been believed IN
eved in b. thrre-fourhs Of tho Chr!atisn world one
i vns false doctrine, how could It have hoen -
,epted by III tho bright intellect. Of The nlddle
'G Of e. Rsasn deens shows has
% be the key to the whole Catholic system It must
. thoroughly understood By those who w1ah to m
meaning Of music and song, thoee nasrsel1ons mis-
donartes Of the be2uful Of lnc<nase and ot al the
auaic for neense, for Hsht for power Wa that tho
,ody and blood Of Jesus Christ offered upon the
Itar in the presence Q: the congregation. Tho doc
,oHtscy Of priest and nun which an Impure will not |
,eieve becauee It docs not understand In tbs priest
,ulsd she ebSerhieh BE- drnfs IT fSs
ltar, eools the passions Of nature and puriaes
'trn It atrengthens the man to xs1k through the
tnue on IN prayer. The doctrine Of the real presence
the key to that mastery sell which possessed
y Tho ecclesasto and religious There no physical
the f{Dctf:nh Af .fha real
There are those who question its no1s who SAY It
bsurd to irn.gine that God would coadeeeead =
o Garth aud become the food Of man. But it. Is not
nposathlc being who is infinite in al things. He
rested Ike God, redeemed nse God, rewards Ike
IT, 'pssff 9.cnss.s 4 .h's point sstd tass
9eson ot The real be rea1a soan9 %
rinE Of man. He could not tell il palmer than he
mes VIXEN feeding he rulsitnde Viii loauss md sh-
. He told them to believe in Him. that He wus about
gys y th His own sody and b9Sd BE- est
u His d,eip1ss that ths bred and wane which ne
'rty forms Of expression which He might hnve
sed, but he rejected them al for hgnrcs,
eccved in this doctrine Of the real presence God had
rcctyed us had deceived these who had loved Him
II nineteen centuriea.
aded BY e1hoEttus hts Catholic and Catholic 1is-
to de<otc mora attention to endeayorng to fully
this apparently unreasonable and ysteri-
L, but really plain and simple, doctrine
TIE CELEBRATION TIN afAss
as then resumed By Bishop Foley, at the conclusion
which he addressed few sentences to the congre-
ou, relative to the hours and rules Of service which
ould bo observed at the Church on week days and
1ndayB.
This closed the forcnoon's exercises.
Il THE EVENING, |
ecture delivered by Ftther Burke, of Ireland,
port Of which will be found elsewhere
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RELIGIOUS EXERCISES. ,
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.,
union prayer meeting vas held yesterday morn- :
oruing at the First Congregational Church, not very
gely Intended Tho Rev. DR.. Kttredge opened the i
c1cises By announcing hymn No. 36e:
Your harps, 70 trembling saints,
Down fren the willows take, T
dch WAS sung without organ accompaniment, after :
ch prayer was offered By Hr. Kittredge, and one | :
7se Of the hymn Sweet Hour OF Prayer" sung by {
congregation ~
lending Of appropriate passages from the Scriptures
1 hymn No. 6 followed, after which Mr. Kittredge