The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-28

upon Ats hAa4en,y futurc anu upon The welfare OF
tic poores wogsllpper n Eis grand diocese IMAM
lie ia upon his terrestrial nonoss.
ruE CARDINALS RETURN.
When the Cardinal advanced ID she centre OF the
sanctuar, the choir was just finishing the magnin-
cent ale Deum," ~ wn,Ch the ausnor has con-
trbntod Que more work genius 20 the religious
music II the world IS its echoes died away IN
tie responses OF the ritual ne ntoned the beautiful
prayer, "Deus Cujus," and the earnest supplica-
rion Tor The Pope-ueve. responded TO more
tenderly than in ne time OF his persecution :.
"Dcus omnium Fidellum," TO which the immense
audience bowed IN profound sympathy.
THE TRIPLE BENED.crIoS.
Tic Cardinal then pronounced the triple oene-
dlction by lntomng the "Sit nomen Domni Bene-
oictump and "Adutorium nostrum in Nomine
Dominir and with upnfted hands toward the
\ Crucided. he turned around and tnrice signed
win the the kneelIng multitude, while ne
chanted "Benedicat vos Omnipotens Deus Pater
h ct Elllus, ct Spirits Sanctus" As grass bends
before the breeze, the vast congrega-
t1on bowed before the breath of the am
bassador OF Heaven. We doubt II even the
neretcs (and there were doubt many
who were presently refused to acknowledge
the sanctity Of the blessing, even though they
questioned the divine authority to convey 1t.
Those VINO really and truly believed accepted this
solemn ana impressive beneliction as gladly as
'when TO dying eyes the easement slowly grows
glimmering square,n the PAL ting spirit receives
the last sacramenls. 1t was the first Cardinals
benedction ever uttered IN America; but more
than that 1t was the blessing OF good
and upright man. The choir answered the
paternal prayer with Its musical "Amen,n and
then the great and gorgeous ceremonies were
ended The priests who had filed the aisles OF the
Cathedral slowly withdrew in procession; the
bishops filed away in grave, deliberate order; the
arcnDisnops followed In their robes and mtres;
the great Papal Zouays in his start
ling uniform-the only representative OF
| War In church dedicated to Peace
marched with stately step away; the
LeGate OF the Pope and his attendants passed from
before the altar, and last OF all the CARDINAL es-
corted by the Archbishop of Baltimore and priests
scarcely less famous than he with the train OF the
Cardinalate borne by his suite, honored by the
duty, passed slowly from the sight of the thousands
bv whom he was loved. The Cardinal has come and
gonel But after the beauty and the genius, the
manly greatness ana the devoLed piety that Will
make the anniversary CT April II memorable in
history as long as the Church stands
upon the rock OF its foundation. after all
the sp endor and music had passed away
and left the Cathedral peopled only by
silence and shadows there sun shone over
the altar the pallid figure OF the crucihed Re-
deemer. IL was In His honor-not the Cardinals
that these ceremonies had been performed with
outstretched hands, nailed TO the cross, He dies
and lives in attitude oil immortal blessing. The
cruelty that nailed those bleeding hands TO the
cross fixed them externally IN imploralion 70
Heaven ana in benediction upon earth
THE OFFICIATING CLERGY AND GUESTS.
The following is a list giving the names Of the
priests and others officiating during the services
and who were present In the Cathedral
ARcHBIsHoPs OFFICIATING
Most Rev. Arcnblshops OF Quebec, Iarchreau; OF
Lynch; OF Cincinnati, J. b. Purcell; Of Baltimore,
J. II. Bayley; OF Boston, WiIhamsj OF Milwaukee,
BISHOPS OFFICIATING.
Right Rev. j. Lougnlln, Bisnop OF Brooklyn;
p. L. Lyncn, or charleston, B. c.; w. MacCloskey,
OF Louisville, KY; L. d. Goesnriand, OF Burllng-
ton; Bernard McQuade, OF Rochester; Thomas A.
kicnmond; p I. o'Rei'ly. OF sprInaded; ).
Conroy, o. Albany; T. McAnerny, Of Rhosina; 4.
Foley, oi Pergma; J. Walsh, OF London ont 1.
+. Hennquen OF Providence.
TIE assistants 70 the Archbishop OF Baltimore
were Father Foley, OF Baltimore, and Father Va
lois. or Montreal Bishop Loughlin was the cee-
ASSISTANT PRIESTS.
Rev. +. r. Wadnaums. OF ogoeusburg; Rev. NJ
4. Corrlgan OF Newark; Rev. 4. r. shanahan, OF
Gross Of Savannah; Dr. McGiynn. Father Mecca
han, deacOns; Father Kane. suo-deacon. Fathers
Farley and salter acted a. masters OF ceremonies.
Father Quinn and Father Preston were assistants
PRIESTS VISITING TnE CATHEDRAL
Rev. Shcrwo q Healy, Vi Boston; Rev. Henry
Carries PRESIDENT Of tue Seminary at Troy; Rev.
Charles Roantes Peter A. Peansgsant, Revs Au-
CUISINE FtSeZ, joseph r. Mooney, Frederick j.
Garranan professors at the Seminary Troy: Rev.
John McCaucfy, d. d.. Mount st. Mary's College,
EmettsburQ: Rev JOnu McCluskey and J. K. Duuy,
OF syracuse: >. II. A. burke, OF Albany; T. Lud-
don, u Albany; J. tearneT, OF Stanford;
r. D. Reilly. OF Philadelphia; James Early,
or Rocnesler James Hughes, OF Hartford:
Bishops L. De GOesDriand, o. Burlington; stephen
\ Y. RYAN, Of Bunalo; Rev. John j. McNamee, Pat
REX randy, Dennis Sheenan. Joseph BrunY, Law
renee Mckeun3, Jonn !. Mc.auley, b. A. Good
win. M. Power, Bartholomew Gasaglan, Ambrose
Keogn, d. O'Connor, z. McCourt, Petit Demangl,
Jonn Barry, n. OiHare, John Quinn, II.
Z Manoney i. Early, J. FitZsimmons p.
Mcclure, j. Dougher5y, r. Mclaughlin,
Joseph Stumpe A. O'Reily, ]. J. Hughes, J.
Dougnerty N. brennan, J. r. cole, J. Keogan, r..
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