The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-10

the aoVements of the clergy, and the !
eel ebrat;on of PortiGciAl Mess corn j
me need.
IEE PAPAIa ATaEGATE
ha rTrg e,seat On the floor of tho sarctu-
ar. r. between the Archbishop and the3
pc op&e. He wore a purple cass0ck, with
kn e,e-5Feeches and stockings of the sal ne
col or. he is not a bIskop. but pr. ,st
be longing to the household of Che Pop e.
Hi title of aMonsignor gives him he!
rig hit towoar purple. He isa most d is
tin ggished looking Italian, ,and eve ry;
ges turs is Geble and graceful
The gospel being sung, Bishop Rys H..
Goa 6jator to the Archbishop ofSt Lou e.;
pre- ached :ske sermon. 81
| a fter the sermon the celebrant il l.!
ton' ID tie Gredo, which being conclude t.
the clergy resumed their seats. I'll ei
sita alton at this moment was exceed hi
ingly fine. Tine Archbishop ELECT VIZ 81
sitting mObionless, In the full canonical si
,pfsa bishop.'in his throne. with Father g.
Lalumiere end Donahue ,at either side Il
| At the other Bishop Hess was oficia !
ting, with his back to the people, hi q
aleacons an6~sub-deaeons in tie rear o &
each other, sbehind them the bishops
at their prize .dieuK,; and hedging it all
In, the three hundred clergy. At the
ct ssscarnetes est, all those in the sanctu~
airy knet down, Mrs. Sexton aad Miss,
Furiong singing a dxet. Whilst cele-
1 brating the entire, part of the mass the
Bishop sat with his face to the people,
ii but after thesingingrof the Credo, be
Il proceeded to the altar and did notleaVe1
/ it again until the end of the Mass The
aI.sacrifce proper began at this point, and
4sWine and water was administered TO the
.<celebrant by she attendant deacons, and ,
letter tue offering Qp the Bishop washed
his hands, Here the Bishop gave the
deacon the kiss of peace, which he in
ais turn give to the archbishop. and toI
Ahe ether bishops ead priests, who gayet
Dit 60 each other. This greeting consists
ia placing the hands of the recipient en- ,
tine shoulders, and saying pag ta5S, The
j after ans~ ering, ets0ssfe gparitu tuo. Al
/ he. SanctGs. at tie elevation of the Host
nd again at tase communion, gong
w-as.etruck, having the deep sound of
b,Als~as signal to the people TO adore
til e. consecrated elements. The Mass
en- dec by the deaoene ,singlng, lite Misa
est. B shop Heisa then gave hisssolemn FS
benatictlon, signing the congregation
with three crosses. A priest on similar
occaslacs uses but ONE. The ceremony Of
CHANGING wRsGN12gTs
was thea. performed. Bishop Heiss WAS
conducted to his seat hg his deacons, and f,
invested syith new can0aicaIs. TheAnch- !
.bcshop el0ct, standing on his throne, had
.hie purM erobe and other gestments taken
ta, ard was vested with sandals, .golSl
stockings, amich, alb, cimetGre ofscarlet. p
pastoral cross, stole, two dalmatics off T
white color and shaped square at the :,
botta,n and with short square sleeves, d
and made of the richest silk, over which e.
ase pUt OF grand chansable Of gorgeous n
hue, made of gold cloth studded wtth ~
pceclsus gems. Thus arrayeds lac stood r
up to receive the communication from W
the Vatican, and Rev Hemp Maeisjpen, ri
vicar general ofSt. Louis was conducted III
to the pulpit, where he read w
THE PAFAL BRIEF A
creating John M. Henni,B Bishop of So
an archbishop 1t was
written in Latin, and read in that
;ongue, az we'll as in the German and
tai
English.
The Bishop. during the reading, stood W W
1pon the throne, with Lead barred, and IN
.44oa.;uo,u l;oton,na Rishnn uo;co Gle
spoke with voice tremalous with ~
emotion, and with choked utterance. sV
when he came to speak Of the
Pope and his present suferings. At the
lose OF the address Monsignor Roncetti ~
.ose, and advancing to the front Of the1 ne
hrone, read
HE BRIzF OF HIS HOLINESS TO ARCH 6
BISHOP HENfH, VIZ
,refacing 1t with statement OF his -,
flee and mission, and presentation Of 8.
lis credentials: lie
Most IlIastrious and Most Reverend she
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