, 1875-08-16

matter. but sood Catholic. rolled upon tho word
Hts bIood and cat Of His body tbsy
could not be savsd. and thsy did drink ut Ills
blood and cit OF lila flesh NJ the sacrament Of
tha altar. Thov crcoted the church "a placs
where they could go to tho priest, thu rapro-
sentative of God, end havo their aim 1smtted.
For th.s they ravalcd t1lor tompies. Nons
others erocted under any other faith could ssv,
Hero Ia God Fosiding hero your Ems can DO
forgiven" They should foei An homer and prde
To promoting the cause OF God In the erection Of
temples for 1I,R woraIlip.
The Catholic people as general thing, he
said, could not be charged with q laov OF
cuerzy in erecting churches aud schools. They
Ind bulk many noble offices for sho honor end
ginrv of Go1, and surfounded thom with schooa
Their congregations were prosperous and grow
Ing. The church, the cornerstone Of "hich
they Ind jnat laid, Wa In tho mld8t OF broad
rraiFic. and It aconol wonderful that there were
but u would have full membership. and was
orectcd AZ nlaco for their worship, At tho
conclualon nf the sermon. tho Bishop p.onouno-
ed tue beuealc'iou, which closed tho ceremonies
TnX bUlt.DIy6
which was tho st,hject Of these exercises wilt
stand upon tho corner OF Pavilion boulevard
tFlfty,tifsh street, and Wentworth Avenne, ita
uahin front facing tho bouashrd It will he
rAther unortontattuns in its 4tye Of architecture
nut set eMfliclouty osnarnnneh 70 relieve It from
austeEs plsinness In its ground plain Il will bn
in thu shape OF crors, measuring $50 fott in
length ~ s. foot in width irrespective Of two
to"crs ut the front coEners. It will 10 divided
into basement aud main story. ths furmer OF
which ia to 10 Used for schools and other pul.
posea.
Tie elevations nre In l,o In tho Hothjo e.y1c Of
architecture. and tho ueni9nB that lave beau pro-
pared bT Mr. A. II. parelow, tho architect ptom-
ine an exterior Of a Harmonious aud pleasing,
II not importing, appearance.
Tho front il to have liEs entrance-waY 20
fcot high. Oh which 4 magnificent foae 1sntlow
will forn' cen,re.pioco 10 the facade, Other
windows t!auking tlas slye completeness aud
uniformity to the front elevation.
On ethor side Of thc frnnt aro towers, tho
mnfn tower occupying tho nur!!lwcst ca1nor ot
tho building. This tuwer, heloro It rccpiycs tho
Hterpln. nlGiu3A into octagona shape, and,
With the steaplo complete, will 10 l5N fact hgn.
! The smaller tower foflo~n tlla dcHien Of tho
larger, but fcacheH only q foot abovc the apex Of
| tue roof
Tho eides OF tho church arc divided IN into
regular pArtH BIZ buttEcAas4 and Windows, havfng
on each slde of the building windsw u feet
high of taHtofHl deHign, occupying the centre
Of Transient fest from the man limo nf tho
building. which serves to break the mono.ony cf
Il regular line on the exterior besides giYlps
| mole room to tho interior.
Tho entFancs to the Church ia gained by tho
tnsa front tloa'Fs IN Pavilion boulevard. and by
duor IN the tower on its wcRt eitlc. They lead
tnto conEnolious veatbule ~ feet
long and u feos w,de. Direct en-
tranco IL Enncd to tho basement and
| u t4o uala aui!AIlHtu LF lllEhtA OF asatt6s 1n0
auditorium will be n:,1clon. md yery conven-
isnttv arrangad. Tho Bnaca over the Yestbno,
III tho church. is occunIoi thu organ LOFT and
choir gallery. ard will neat Inn peoI,lo. A. tho
enith#r1' etsa Of tie cbuach. holew tho trhusept
tho racrists in arranged having space Of 80 BY
~ feet for tbs M .in altar, tho balance being de-
voted Ia 'thet a!tarn. vestr'es. otc. The ma.1l
affairs will be situated in niche and so aet to
receive tho full Hood Nf light from the Two
lnrgo witnlows IN tho transept, and ret at BltEi-
cicnt height abore the level Of tie n,uu floor %
to 10 eeen from all points Of the church.
Tho building will bo bnilt OF p1onscd brick
with stone trlmmInEH, with ttIe exemption Of tho
basement. which will ho Of roca-faccl s.nt,o
The seating capacity will be lou, shs cos:
| F4t.1u0.
! r1onnA1n1cAL.
| Tho Rov. Thomas L. 14o'uou, tho PASTOR OF
tho church to oe. Nas horn in lHtG nnd attended,
the paru:hia! SCHOOL cuucci eli with the 1T. Louis
parish, Of this CITY,. H tho nyo Of II ho was
sent to the University Of st. Mary'B on tho Lake
then on tic coruer OF Gnss A,ld suuerior Streets
then PRESIDED over BY tho lata Very ltev James
Dillon, and af;erward by tho ltcy. J. J. McAul-
len. Tho Young student ruuaancd there for
eevan years. After luisl.ins his theological
studien. he Was ordained in st. Francis SomiDa-
r. Mllwankeo, by tho Most Rev. John IL.
llcnni. Archbishop Of tho Diocese, III jan
uarY 1922. Soon attet be was ront by tho Right
lley. Bishop Duggan, then Of this Diocese. AZ
assistant pastor to st. Johns Church. corner OF
Clark and Etghtoensb Streets. whoro he laboEosl
| for nine months, and war then appointed to tho
Ann's.
After laboring In these parishes ho, by por.nia-
nion of tho Light kav. Nhhnp Foley, gsso up
tLB two former mud concentrated llls energies on
I tho latter. Tho church purchased bY Aia pteae-
cessnr waA destroyed In l3il by storm. Ho TO
tnllt tue praseut uboden church, erected flne
red'donce. And recently, having purchased %, 900
w"r et Srs. sstaso hss o begun The elegant
we're Int twenty families In the parish, now there
arc between GOO aud TN.