New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
HONOR TO THE ARCHBISHOP.
A RECEPTION BY THE PRIESTS OF THE
DIOCESE.


ST. PATRICKs CATHEDRAL F1LLED BY A VEL
COMING THRONG OF CLERGY AND LAITY.
The heavy downpour Of rain which wetted every
body who WAS out Of doors yesterday did not deter
alout 1000 persons from going to st. Pairick's
Cathedral honr before midday to do honor 10
Archbishop Corrigan account Of his eight months
absence from the city and his return recently from
Ronrc. This was primarily q reception by the clergy
which was organized by MOnsignor Preston. and in
point of numbers II was one Of the most imposing
that has taken place In the big building for many
years About $50 priests attended, robcd I'm cassock
and surpliCc. while scattered throughout the church
were mary others WHO were unable TO obtain front
seats and who were dressed in their ordinary daily
attire
The main altar was ablaze with wax lights. Many
priests seated within the sanctuary. we'll as
without. and they overowcd into the six front rows
Of seats. From the altar railing too, to the main
entrance they stood u guard o: honor awaiting the
arrival of the Archbishop. Women filed all the seats
on the southern side Of the Cathedral and the
north side behind the priests were the men. The
Clergyman present included. besides Monsignols
Preston, Farley and Mcdonnell:
The Rev Dr. Henry a. B.ann the Rev. James r.
Parry. the Rev: NJ. j: Murray. of ST. Joseph; the
rev. MeSsrs: NJ \. Taylor. J. J. ,DOngherty: John
seper. David A. .Mcriick. prcsiden, Of s.. Francis
Snsss SS Ss + e. % e of St@ the
iork Province of the Christian brothers, brother
Anthony. of the Ne La sale Institute. and brothers
and aelesaon q heads Of Departments Of the same
Moore John ' xe ssHs %cMaSon s d
"SSsnf K. Is M R"iy John SGsn%S Ds
Guire. lrvington on the,I Hudson NJ. O. Callashan.
John Seous "Ees and naea" Frnd E
T ). Early; of pcngbkeepse; Dean Mooney the Eev:
Church.
Among the prominent laymcn present were:
Mates .ssyor 'S %'lldm y Grass F cSaps. +
Walters: James S. Coeman: Bryan g. McSwyny. Fran
HcMahcp Wa kcbcn s Mrsac sne ai @ia
:"I nnns sHa" nsa S' the 's Ha
MSse RS Gep h v G"r Tc Of the Irish
stantne J! MacGuirs Eugene Kelly. jr:, John p. Krliv
Ss9n 'ReSaS Ih%%s ffS ma; onsa Ta
o'Mahony Hugh 3'ponnell. Thaadeus Mcriariy. VII!
SSeshy. George p: Coleman. f p Iareli 7 2 EarTeil
de nHFr Field pei smss Of ' rs E9S w ta w
Patrick Herman William T. A. Hart. :e~,or John p
E!er. Augustine Walsh Jahn j. Radlev: Jane; ri,yd
Fitzpatrick. James p. Manning. Bcnjamin Lc:rvrc
John j. Bradley; Matthew nay. Dr. ChirlNS Sanlmack.
y By G Mnn Brown Ghar's E0%ch r
and James Ror!e.
1t was picturesque scene The Archbishop and u
number Of priests from the orphan Asylum close
By and entered hy way Of Fifthavc. A. they marched
Up the main aisle willam F. Pcchcr. the oTGAn.,t.
PLAYED grand march and The choir. led by Fatner
Kellner. sang the Eccc Sacedcs' by Wiz. In font
Of the procession altar 10y bearing large
cFiciHx. followed by Fathcr Llvee. IN" rector Of the
Cathedral. who carried another. After him was Mon
Snc? Preston. and close behind came the Ar hti>hop
In cope AID mi,rc with his croz:cr in lis T;h' hand
On lis - hi, secretary. the Rev. DIR. Charles F.
Mcdonnell. who has been made mon>Snor and on
tie o,h"r side walked Mon>:cn"r John VI. Farley.
rc:'r rf 81. Galr!ci>. The procession was brought
rp ~ lnnc lie Of priests.
Whri they lot waiu the sa"ctuarv ana had a
ID The adr steps thr Archbishop wa> spfinkiei
WIZ l.:y v.ter al the choir SANG the anthem
.Hlavt Inn no..I;;.." When the Archbishop had
- Cpl coyal throne. AZ the gospel side
of .lr alta. tie Rev. james II. Mclean rector VI ST.
Ie,c.s Eoinan Catholic Church in Barclay-st at |
t,';c: ly the Rev. !. W. Kelly. Of the Cathedral went
m into q, prp;t AID Is clear r"ging voice read |
~, rlc1rrr; al IN behalf Of the clergy drawn up !
lr hm.vit ard Dean joseph Mooney OF Holy CROSS ;
church tho m:H!,;cc "proinicd for the purpose.
':ne ..r-;,l>acp >p,hc Ii, rcpl% from the pulpit
81; d. r!.,iI: h Ourncyincs thr0uch Inc HOY
Land. c%li4.rn: III r"..-Ou, fcrvor and enthusiasm
wa:,a ~, cAciieI in u" n:indS of cagA ncihbcr Z"
L. par;y q, :hcy saw tie place, where were enacted
TIE varitlS stages Of Cur Lcri'' passion. and dwcnc
wiz, loving cnpha-i, on the remarkable pivNHai
,icor and rnGimiaed intellectual power shown BY
Pope LEO Mi. WHO is Nl'fr tiiiH Ce"'S 'N'''
Old. Lc Contained:
rrm"nbcr very we'll how the Holy Father spok" |
e. AZ on ,hc iaor.inc VIC set out on OR I!i-;iar
.cuit.y ai'".I.li.g him abundant coi,olitl"h III "
i.dt Of .lanl t'ias Ike tO:n:.ln ~ h!i:G water
f. the :rd plain. b,cau,c here III IA, Tar ci>'an
land, Ale Church abe to max" >nrn elcilitF |
strides aid record such marvc0'i' pr'Trs>. i"r hfc
was the home 81 liberty His last words were for The
oc?gy AID the aitv Of this diocese lie spoke o. the
yea. the s"lf.crifcc and tn" devotion 81 our EiiN
worked priests and of the generosity OF the aNy ana
L. begged to convey his blessing 10 all:
Regarding the condition Of r;iG.on In Italy. par
,icuIariy In Rome l would saw sr"akn- roughly srt
rradng due allowance for The c1ad OF "'nrIa |
ard papal Rome. tho situation may be charr'"izch
one of tn the knife Will not nov {" into
instances 10 prove tla>. but vii! state that more
pre- sion used THE time may come when irSt"ad |
Of sending missionaries to- America. You may hr !
Obliged send missionaries TO Us Ia official Italy
today there is the liberty ~ do bad and until III"
Pontif is restored to that independence" which the
duties OF his high Office require the liberty 10 do good
will cOntinue To exist only in bonds and fcttcr~
still there are also hopes. There are now In Rome
city Of 100000 population. 81. catholic schools
many Of them remarkably fine. The present rpula |
fiOn OF Rome largely made of Strangers the
sum Of Italy brought in there from all The sections
of the country and the laws are becoming wpr," and
worse day by day. ~ that We mis- much Of tn" old
Roman life that formerly 50 attractive 10 CathO
les.
The Archbishop closed By referring fccincy to the
priests who hid died during his absence. and
prnentiHg MOnsiCnOr Preston for having since lat
January governed the diocese wisely and WELL
The benediciion was then pronounced and tho con-
gregation went away.
M prnrCr THE pPTCF 0C SCUOIT p(nEc