The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-12-19


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ne Third Plcnar Council ofthc Roman
Catholic Church closed Win Z solemn
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nine O'Clock lie streets s-urronndinr the
Cathedral were thronrcd win people
waiting for the PROCESSION Of he Fsthcrs
Of the Church 70 leave the Arheni<con.l
residence.
a lew minutes after tep o,clock - lin
q prclates emerged from ~ bnrdIc,.
hcsd.d - ~. .h....~ r.-,-- 49,
-,' 7 '.sy Psooeeueo ~ Sa'ne-
of@i street, wnere tncy were met BY the
professional c-ro<<-bearers se-min.r,.r.
regular and secular Clergy. Thc process
sion then vreniei - 49, - ~. C.th~
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e -S1 ~ sPAeo 49, occuplto-
The prelatcs nor the lesser Clergy did not
wear the worn on the opening
dav. The Corrcon. hue< ~ fhe r,>,x.,@
varied colors ii which thew werc then
60 were wanting. This time their vest
-s..~. !" 80. 49, .s.son Ior Ine
chat Of the Holy Trinity. Or Mass Of Thanks.
giving. The mass was celebnted By the
Most Rev. Michael Corrigan. of New
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1910 - mass u'scoufse was ue'
nseleu Pr me WORK q the Council By
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Bishop Of Peoria. The remarks %
blsnop npauiding 90 much II the matter
OF cnlightcning the public a "a whaf
Questions yxere d;sc,.s.a $500. c~--r
He said.
ch n9s c1 e met r sns esl' q the Vicar q
Delegate. y ho derives his authority from rom
Leo Nil. and his authority reaches back
eighteen centuries back to Peter. the faIrh
What motives have led hither iii these VEN.
she de.|re - @ork i 1,fs ~. = p - one
90 purer. higher and better lives. The manv
QUESTIONS discussed with calmnes~ and
1ision and soe,sI vel. h IA ~ W. .h moral, r.
Who are In our charge 1922
ne Council hss sought % remove obsta.
chrI-f:s t:o~nei n p ~ tne spread q
desires that Iii who NAV listen "a them NV,
3 inspired Nth : deeper reverence. The
"a ~. dn acs q - time 60 the
the relations between Bishops ana 6rse"f
and priest and people. Il has laid the
sonnda.lqn q the institution which. Il Is
n CnivereItv. FSncifio. \ Sas,ona, Safho-
ceived much consideration. xs We arc com
m ~ y religion A. : necessity % man 80
6raee "a fescS,res rxs eIhu s1 must en-
!elves 90 the maintenance 81 such educstion
"a : short time the Catholic schools in this
Iencs. 49, - excel
We have discussed the family. out Of which
1oore d.enSv - 1nmannass ass, re have sought
ne sacrament 81 msfrimonv. s6sst d,1c<s 2
only tnroueh death; the Council has sought
se,a9es;c,e : y q Ne abuses q she day. %
ven q 81 the church. Nh NJ Statea -
The Catholic press q another instHsusjon
.nlcn tne CQnncIi seeks 20 have fosfered
iesvored ~ 1srn an 49, w nsve also en-.
dangerous organizations a. Ignore soms - I
ne fundamental truths o. religion. I
After Bishop SpauIdIng had concluded
be white vestments were renewed and {
with copes and chasubles ~ ]
symboIizing the tongues ~ A.
which descended on the Apostles mon
Re day Of Pentecost, when the HoIv !
Shost came down mon them. The
delegate then descended from :
throne, n after the opening pray- !
IT. the renf creator spfrifus and 61elms Z
I'D been sung. took HE nlace a NV :
Iltar steps with the promoters ~ ~ {
,0uucil on either side 81 him. :
The roll was then called bv he Secre-
ary. The DEGREES e vet Enacted unon {
vere read By the Rev. J. N. Comor.r - :
Philadelphia, and voted mo- I'M
GLENN duty Of signing the decrces 49, 2
hen performed. y
When Ill the prelatez "a oo.,.a 49, 4
= me- and Given their ~s-crt ~ \. 4