The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-11


The Superior of the Christian Brothers, College
read an eloquent address to the Archbishop, to
whose ordination he very beautifully referred,
and rendered the congratulations OF the Brothers.
The Brothers were cOmplimented by the Arch
bishop for their zeal, earnestneSs and good work
in teaching Catholic youth and building up tine
great structure OF Christian faith. He thanked
tie Brothers In the name OF the clergy and
Catholic people OF lie archdiocese for their work,
and blessed them In conclusion.
The sanctuary boys followed with address
read by Master Crane, which WAS evidently ap-
preciated by his Grace II was as follows:
SANCTUARY BOYS GREETING.
Most Reuere1id and Dear archbishop: When we
heard that this day to mark eventful period
In yOU- Grace's life we thought that we, the
OF our devoted children ought to give expression in
some way To the joy we feel and the love aud rev.
erence we have for your sacred person.
Had any misgiyings TO the propriety of our
coming before your Grace to-day and occupying
the time that belongs to those more worthy who
have come TO greet you, the remembrance of words
OF paternal love and kindness addressed to us by
your Grace in the past would have at once diSpeled
our apprehension.
Knowing therefore, that in regard our rev.
erend Archbishop resemb!ed his Divine Master
who, when surrounded Oy the great ones OF Israel,
well as his apostles and disciples permitted lit
tie children TO come unto him, and forbade them
not we come to offer your Grace testimony OF an
affection and to receive blessing 5 did the IA
vored ones who were happily admitted TO the pres
ence Of the Savior.
The privilege granted us to-day shall treasure
the happiest of our life, and while we ferventy
pray our Heavenly Father 10 prolong your GraceS
years the recurrence of this happy day shall
not forget that dutiful and obedeut children are
the greatest joy Of spiritual father.
The little memento which we beg to offer your
Grace VIII, we fondly hope often recall to memory
not only our feeble expression OF love and best
wishes, but also the multiplied greetings and
preston OF friendship OF Others
We have one wish which we must make known to
your Grace, and IL Is this, that all those whose
pictures may find place in this. our git, may love
and revere you as do your devoted children.
THE CATHEDRAL SANCTUARY BOYS.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CHILDREN.
Miss Lucille O'COnnor read The following ad-
dress for the Sunday school Of the Cathedral:
Most ReueTend archbishop: We, too, though the
this great day. your day of silver jubilee. Our
voices would join the glad chorus of cvngratulation
which greets the festal day of our beloved Arch
bishop. our prayers would unite with those which
to-day assembled from many altar and many
heart, that our dear Lord whom you truly love
and may ever love aud bless, guard and re-
ward you.
Most dear and well-beloved Archbishop, we ask
you TO accept this little Offering testimonial OF
increase with the number of years. and
memento of the day we celebrate.
May you live to celebrate your golden jubilee and
many years in addition, enjoying abundance OF
LIES choicest blessings; then may you, toge Their
with your happy children celebrate in the home OF
loves eternal rest endless jubilee, is the earnest
heartfelt prayer OF your faithful loving children OF
st. Mary's Sunday-school.
This concluded tine reception and cOngratula-
lions. aud the clergy withdrew to tile dining
hall for lunch AT o'clock IN the afternoon
reception was held at the Academy of the Sacred
Heart by the Catholic ladies of the city.