The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-27

delegated most OF the churches 70 the youths uLo
are called altar boys These latter have nosrisht -
lns o ~ he uens ppy sa
the clerical student 10 perform he duty.
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The ordinations those sun-deacon deacon and
priest The candidates, for these orders Assembled
early Yesterday morning Ia the corridors leading 10
the chapel The SUD deacons their abs and car
ricd shied candle III the right uana, the deacous
wore the msnipie on me eil arm and oarr,ed their
yet received the fishl to them about
the neck, the priests followed. also Carrying
lighted candles IN The r'ths hand. and tho
chasnbe thrown over the lett arm On entering tbs
cnune deacons formed IN line on side The sub
oiher. while tie priests faced atai
and awaited The procession o. nearly one hundred
clergy. who preceded the Cardinal and entered hi
chapel by an opposite door Inc ranks OF %, eand''
dates opened on ,he arrival Of me procession the
Cardinal approached his tlrone the priests
RANGED themselves on either side o. the
sanctuary aud all then bowed IN silent prayer.
Water was brought the Cardinal, ana washing
hands he vested himself TOR the celebration Of the
volivc mass Of The Holy Oh st. Alter the collects Of
tho The Cardinal saii,-"Let those approach VINO
sun-dcacons'' As the assistant priest
called aiord the 81 eacn one he answered IN DIS
voice. amp prcsen cd himself before
the altar, where he Cardinal aamnn;shed him that no
Tree any OF life, but Il he
DECIDED u embrace that Of the priesthood nc must
consider the duties o. sub icacon WHO BINDS himself
by Tine step 10 perpci nal chastity and the recitation OF
the diyne ohce As all the candidates were FULLY pre-
pared 70 accept tre oDllgaons this state o lie I'm
poses the Cardinal gave 10 each the man,pc ana ihe
tune. aud caused each 10 touch the sacred gospels,
thereby sgnIiying that ne was benccforth 10
teach The people. Tho dcacons were then called
IN the same Manner and tlclr sponsors presented
them they asked Tor their ordination dcacons. The
CARDINAL then announced thai II there auy one
prescnt WHO knew Just cause why any OF The cand
dates should be ordained be bound to declare
Not sound broke the silence and be then
eAhoricl them 10 reflect upon the Holiness OF thu
Leylles whom God chose above every Tribe 20
HIS tabernacle under the old Raw and 10 strive 10 mi
con OF the law because Of MS angelic purity
Stoles were thea ncea oget ihcr shoulders 70 SIGNIFY
The ministry 20 wnisn they ARE called ana prayers OIL
fore tnat tiny might @prtliily iii their oilre.
The priests then approached tho altar and received
moss beaciiui cxhofation ON the manifold duties Of
those who pspre 70 celebrate The mysteries OF Tho
mass 70 teach tue lsnoralt console The suffering
comfort the afflicted and 50 ace the dying. The three
ranks OF young then prostrntcd themselves
while The lsnlcs were chuntea. When they, arose
the Cardinal asked God 70 bless sanctliy and conse
crate them TO Himself.
The ohasubie Was then sven each one as type of
the charity mus exercise toward his future flock
The ..vcni Crcalor was then sung and the power OF
consecrang and blessing well us power 10 oder the
sacrifice OF The mass Tor the living and the dead was
gwen. Each one then received holy communion
The Apostles Creed and kneeliag. before
the Cardinal, separately promised obedence
mass Carunal gave papal bcnediction and the
kiss oil peace to the new priests Inc toiiowips are
lac trsl occasion on which the Cardinal has olcated
Cardinal al Troy Seminary the day is marked as
red letter day by all those upon whom his hands
Iriests.--Revs. Phillip T. Ahcrn, Tobias N. Fitx-
palrck, john b. Mayer John B. o'hare, Michael J.
Quinn, archdiocese OF New York; Rev. Richard J.
Neaele, archdiocese OF Boston, AID Rev. Matthew J.
Scanion, diocese OF Albany.
DedconE.-Revs. Wiliiam J. Body, Edward J. Byrnes,
Patrick L. Connick, Bernard Duly, Mahas Kuhnen.
Joseph /. Hoey. daniel ). Mccormick, Thomas +.
McGare and Daniel 7. Ward. archdiocese OF New
York; James Campbell, William j. Danahy and
james j. MCNAMARA, archdiocese VI Boston;
James A. Curtin, William J. Fnneran, John A. Hart,
Thomas S. Hart aud Jeremiah Hellernan, diocese Of
Albany; Joseph W. Hcndrck and Joseph Nclzel, do
cese Of Rochester; Edward +. Martin, diocese Of
Sprnheld.
ton; *Jonn J. Hickey, diocese OF Rochesser sMichael
j. Carnody, diocese OF Burlington. and Nichas MUIR
ply, 0. 5. A.
Promoted to Minor Orders --Messrs Joseph H Big
Dixon, George T. Donlin, Denis w. Drlslane, Thomas
G suen, Darpny a,ohael j. Henry HON j. Kelly.
Michael J. Lavelle Patrick f. McCorry, Peter
Eawin NJ. Sweeney, archaocese OF New York; Aessrs.
Francis j. Curran, Francis j. Glynn, John Haoran,
John Milan and Fraucls s. Wilson, archdiocese Of Boston;
Messrs. Patrick Ahearn, William NJ Doherly, James
and Anthony rrieb, diocese Of Albany Messrs. James
l.. Hartley, James Leary, William A. Mcdonald aud
Joseph N. Peluer, diocese OF Rocnester Mr. James r.
McKeon, diocese Of Springfield; Mr. John synnott,(
Peoria, Ill Mr. Nicholas Murphy, O. S. A.
PROMOTED TO ToSsURE-Messrs. Joseph T. Brennnus
John J. Brophy, James H. Byrnes, Luke A. Costello,
Michael Haran John A. b. Kener, David J. Leahy,
Patrick H. Mccabe, James J. Mccarthy, John Y.
Sweeney ana John A. Wolf, archdiocese oil Now York
Messrs Charles +. Cowcn, Thomas l.. Flanagan,
Thomas M0yian ana James II. O'Neil, archdiocese ol
Boston; Messrs. Michael g. Byrnes, Francis J. Don.
nelly, Patrick H. Leavy, John b. Mulaney and John
H. Wash, diocese oil Albany; Mr.. Charles J. McElrOy,
diocese OF Har,ioru Mr. Peter J. Devlin, diocese o.
Ogdcnsburg; Mr. Nicholas Murphy, .. S. a.
*Will be ordained deacous to-day Sunday.