St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-23
HOHORED BY Pope leo.
Comforting Of the Pallium Upon Arch
bishop Ireland.
WHAT THIS INSIGNIA IS
Programme Of Exercises for Thursdays
Impressive Ceremony at the
Cathedral.

Thursday will be a glad day in the
history of the Catholic church in st.
Paul, and memorable one to the Cath
Ollie population. On that day will occur
the browning ceremony which promotes
Archbishop Ireland to the lofty dignity
which he now holds, and elevates the
sanity city into an ecclesiastical prov
ince. The pallium will be conferred
with all due pomp, Immediately after
the mass. The programme for Thursday
has been completed and is as follows:
Shortly before 1880 p. m. the clergy
will leave the bishops residence and
march in procession into the cathedral
and take their places on the altar.
POntifcal high mass will begin at 1880.
Right Rev. Thomas NJ. Marty, of Da-
kota, being the celebrant. Rev. Louis
Z. Caillet, of st. Mary's, will be deacon
on honor. Father Trobec, of st. Agnes
church, and Father COtter, of WinOna,
deacon and subdeacon respect
lively. Archbishop Ireland will
occupy his throne during the
mass, and will be assisted by
nary, and clergyman from Indiana.
Rev. j. ]. Keane, of Richmond, rector
of the Catholic university at Washing
ton. Immediately after the mass the
pallium will be conferred on Arch
bishop Ireland by Rt. Rev. Thomas
Grace, the archbishop's predecessor.
1t will be a gratifying task for Bishop
Grace to confer this honor on one with
whom he has been associated so long
and upon whose shoulders
HIS MANTLE HAS FALLEN.
The music on this occasion will be
grand and impressive. GOunOd's
"Messe Solomnelle' will be given by
the full cathedral choir reinforced by
members of all the Catholic choirs of
the city, under the direction of Prof.
Manner. The intriot, gradual and
OffertOry of the mass will be chanted by
the Seminarians from st. Thomas.
pallium the clergy will march in
Dinner for the visiting clergy will be
served at the Ryan hotel at o'clock. A
reception will be rendered the arch
bishop and the visiting church dignita-
ries by the Catholic laity of st. Paul at
the Ryan hotel. Admission to the
church will be by tickets which can be
secured on application at Crusaders
hall, corner Wabasha and Sixth streets
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
There will be no charge for tickets.
Children will not be admitted to the
church. 1t is probable that all the
bishops in the Northwest will be
present, also clergymen from the
dioceseS of YanktOn, st. Cloud. Du-
buque, La Crosse, Milwaukee, Green
Bay and Chicago.
The pallium is band of white wool
worn on the shoulders. 1t has two
strings of the same material and four
purple crosses worked on it. 1t is worn
by the pope, and sent by him to patri-
archS, primates, archbiShOpS. and some
times, though rarely, to bishops as
token that they possess the "fullneSs of
the Episcopal Office" Two lambs are
brought annually to the Church of st.
Agnes of Rome by the apostolic sub
deacons while the Agnus Del is being
sung. These lambs are presented at
the altar and received by two canOns of
the Lateran church. From the wool the
pallia are
MADE BY THE NUNS
of Tore de Speech. The subdeacons
lay the pallia on the tomb of st. Peter,
where they remain all night. A bishop
can not, strictly speaking. assume the
title of patriarch. archbishop ETC.. cannot
cOnvOke a council, consecrate bishops,
Ordain clericS, cOnSecrate chriSm or
churches, till he has received the pal
lium. He is bound, If elected to a see
of metropolitan or higher rank, to beg
the pallium from the pope, ''instanter,
instantius, instantissime," within three
months after he was already a bishop,
and has come to the metropolitan see
by translation. Meanwhile he can de-
pute another bishop to conscrate, if he
has in due time applied for the palium.
He receives it from the hands of an
other bishop delegated by the pope
after taking an oath of obedience to the
latter, and wears it on certain great
feasts, list of which is given in the
pontifical. He cannot transmit it to his
successor or wear it out of his own pa
triarchate, province, etc. If translated,
he must beg for another pallium. The
pallium or pallia, if he has received
more than one, are buried with the
bishop TO whom they were given.