Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-16
[,rA7R'CK'S CHURCH.
,.r,oNhExT SUNDAY
.,suOP Il ROKER.
,c structure The Cere'
Pn"'n n. Of an Imposing me-
p'' ,,r,de OF the Catholic
.,o.-vocal Happen
w. VS. tu and Around
Wilmington.

.,,S,s Roman Catholic church
ruth ll and King streets, isaln0st
vt H|, sunday. Mr., William 6
utn, ,hs contractor, expected to have
Wv WV the building last November,
,' ,,' disappointed by unavoidable
was pt however continued the
y f,s,as the circumstances would
az ,"J ,n finished the basement, and
r,an'grepation ~, have heen worship
VOI5 .{,t nart since Christmas. The
III viii seat about seven or eight
,.a5 gu W., npop'p, and by next Sunday
s,s neu y m A be in place. The win
's" sro vrry handsome and are com
'f "f stained glass The side win
-. all the same pattern, except
n,rs mr neres, and on each is in.
I q the name OF the donor as fol-
!. 4 n Rev. Bishop Becker.
NJ 81 Peter 5 Beneficial Society.
Enor Thomas Cnrley.
n I william Bowe,
!" of Very Rev, P. Jteilley.
m If 81, Paal's Ladies' Beneficial
Eety. -,
N Of Joseph Eising.
,nof Wm McMenamin.
!" of shields Library Association.
N S Col Francis McCloskey.
n of the Knights of ST. Lawrence.
{ih Of St. Mary's Beneficial Society.
,n oi Col, b. j. Mention.
| m If St. MichaeI's Beneficial So
1850 windows cost about $50 each.
[rv will also be large stained glass
INV in the front OF the church, the
(ot St, PAui's B,nehcial So ie'y,and
I'm the rear Of the church from the
ki4pt Order If Hi6ernians.
inst class pipe organ is being con-
IlrA for the church, by the Dla'
nd State Organ Company OF this
but it is not expected that II Will
E,mnI4t4d in time to be used next
It.y TIE dedication ceremonies
| be in cha 90 of Bishop Becker,
\ will recjte at the door of the church
|hIlWvinp prayer:
|pirecr, We beseech Thee, o Lord,
,r,ioDs by thy holy Inspirations,
c,rry them on by Thy gracious as
'anrr that eyery prayer and work OF
I NAV commence with Thee, and by
\ he bsppilv ended, Through Christ
Lard Then he will commence
Antiphon Asperges, and will reCite
4 tha clergy the 5Oth Psalm, mean
MA shrinking the walls of the church
N ho.y water, Returning to tn. on
nee he VII. recite the prayer, "Iord
a. whom the heavens and the earth
mo, cop,aip, " etc. The Bishop and
rgv viii then enter the church and
Dcp4I torhe uigh Altar, where two
lu,trs will sing he Li.any, during
icl the Bishop will rise and solemn
bless the church and altar. After
usual Drawers the 18th, l2Oth, and
Il p,ams will be recited. The dsii-
py ceremonies being concluded
rs will be solemn Pontitical Mass
brsted hy the Blsuop. at which the
,sipg cIpryymen viii assist As.
mt Priest, Rev. M. A McGrane a; |
con, Rev Il + Rebmau sub Dea-
lev. NJ X Fallon Deacons of |
Or, Rev. Z. |. Taylor and Rev. Geo.
i4Ily.
Ip cp.ebration of this mass is one of |
most beautiful and solemn of the |
! ceremonies of the Roman Cathol-
Iurch Although the organ will |
u COMPLETED it ia not iptsnded that |
portion of the exercises |
fall behind on that account. The
umental part, will be in charge
roftssor Ritciie's full orchest ra
he vocal part has been entrusted TO
Of the best artists that could be oh
d, The opening selection will be
lrt's Twelfth Mass, and from the
lcter OF .he talent employed there /
doubt but what this master piece
great romnoser will he randerel