The evening world., 1892-04-25
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belief comes a wdcr spread moral dePr6vl,y
and corruption. For why
sam to be uveraNei
By what | can but know
Is Jugg,e born ui the uraiug
Now vice Is hrALpn in its puAiiritv and tho
literature OF he day has SOU q I'd depths that
even the b.a~rhu'u"us RCnan himself hUS IelJ
called upon to uupIcCute.
Religion, blnshing, veis thcsicr,l tires,
Ana unaNares horAty expires.
10 my nrea empire, thaol, Is f's'orNd,
dight dies before tlv nncr sRtivc wlri'
Thy hand, Great Anarch, let. thu cGgttin fall,
And universal darkness uurrs all.
who IL to deliver us from all this. WHO
bat the one who did II before. Leo confronted
he wllt Attila when hc was burning IN,
cities Of EuroEe, making his track wilder
ness. Leo ana his successors can alone avert
the disaster.
Listen to Leo's words addressed to the In.
iidcl governments OF tO-dny: "If tine state
refuse to give God his rights II will refuse Its
citizens THEIRS
The preacher enlarged upon the import
anCc " Christian education for the youth,
ana the doctrine OF tn" church as To the In
NiolaD,llty Of the marriag" tie, pointing out
public morals.
Addressing Bishop Mcdonnell. h. sad
1t Is through SurA as you, right reverend
father IN God, that the successor Of pelcr
breaches the gO,lcl OF salvation" the
preacher then uttered an eloquent eulOgy
upon the new Nr'latc. enlarged upon the I'M
purtance OF hi, diocese ana It's relation . the
" iiay We not rest assured that lltu the
Church OF Alexandria, born doctrine ana
holiness VIII ever distinguish these mighty
sees. the Mother ana Daughter VINO sit side
by SIDE IN the sAGrcS OF the ocean, and that
III" waves that break al their feet Will ever
bear 80 the I"CH ulUn which the Church Is
built, the Gospel or Peter, lhr glad tilngs
Or Christ brought in q III" souls OF men, iatO
the sacred circle o; families md intD tie des-
TIMES u our great ana goriols nation
After the sermon the Archbishop and tie
newly COnsCCratcd Ei,hup, Mcdonnell. con-
/ Unucd to rCCic the words Of the mass to-
/ gether, the latter standing ~ the Epistlc
side % the altar, between th' assistant
/ bishops. At the cummUaipn rl>hup MCDUn-
nell lartOOk OF the same Chalirc as did the
Archbishop
After the Archbishop had impart ID the hem
eulc'ion towards the und If the mass the
/ mtre OF the new BlSnOp was blessed and
/ placed OH ElS head, wflh prayer: the glove )
also were hirSScl ana put un his hands, ard
Bishop MCDunn"il was formally enthrOncl by
being placed. Sitting, upon the foIdstOOl, fr IN
which tnu Archbishop had Just arisen. The
/ Archbishop allO r!uc Ia his hand the pa
tCrai S'ail.
/ The "Te Drum" was then in;oncd by the
Archbishop ana sung ly the ChanCgl CnOir
and priests, followed 10y the prescribed
prayers.
III hop McDonncll wearing the nitro and
holding he pastoral stan, hen impaired TO
prcIa'ts. lrAet- nId pCorlc his rrSt ep!sCO-
Ial blessing The nov Bishop gcnuilcc;rd
thrice and sang the greeting Ad MultGs
. Ann )" again the Archbishop anu thH
assistant Rishap, received INC new Bishop
/ with tn III $ ~ pence.
Tue recitation Of inc Gospel OF st. John
concluded The c-n.ccratlpn ceremony and
/ the mass