Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-05-23

"Kyrie Eleison." The mass proceeds,
and its solemnity is enhanced by the
choice music.
Miss Mary l.. Kelly presides at the or
gan, and the choir is ably directed by
Prof. John +. Canavan.
The music consists of Mozart's Twelfth
Mass entire, including nKyrie," /" Gloria"
"Agnus Del" The "Incarnatus est" is
sweetly sung by a quartette, Miss Mary
Mclaughlin, soprano; Miss Matte Nc
Caffrey, alto; William Butler, tenor, and
J. J. Sullivan, basso.
At the offertory Rosewig's cave
Verum," is excellently rendered by Mrs.
William Gillian, and her son, W. f. A.
Gillian.
In addition to the regular choir of the
church there are represen tatives from
the choirs OF the several churches OF the
city and vicinity including Misses Mary
Callahan, Maggie Foley and Fannie
Morony OF st; Joseph,s Mrs. Thomas
Mrs. Gillian of st. Mary's; Miss Mary
Boland OF Ashton.
There are also Messrs. X. j. Casey
Charles Appleton, David Mclaughlin, +.
j. and w. s. McCaugbey, James McStay,
William Butler, w. II. A. Gillian, Domi-
nick T.. Brogan, and many Others.
The mass Is celebrated by Rev. Matthias
McCabe of Fall River, with Rev. Thomas
Loughran as Deacon, Rev. Owen Kiernan
as Sub deacon, and Rev. Thomas +. Dor
an as Master OF Ceremonies. The follow
ing clergymen occupy seats In the sanct-
uary: Rt. Rev. Matthew Harkins, ID. d.,
Very Rev. NJ. McCabe, V. g., and Revs.
NJ. Fitzgerald, ii. +. Kinnerney and j. q.
Garcin, OF Pawtucket; y. Ii. Brennan, Sd,
Thomas Briscoe, Thomas p. Grace, John
w. Mccarthy, James {. Walsh and j. A.
Finnegan, OF Providence; T.. j, Mongan
OF North Attleboro, Mass; {. ID. Kelly,
OF Woonsocket; Il. Boylan OF Fall River,
Mass; John Harty of East Providence;
George II. Mahoney and Joseph X. Bour-
geois OF Central Falls and NJ. V. McDon-
OF Valley Falls.
Rev. james Clark OF New Bedford
breaches the sermon. lie says: This
first service In this beautiful temple dedi-
Gated To Almighty God, brings TO our
minds the fultilment OF the promise OF
our Divine Lord to st. Peter, Thou art
Peter and upon this rock will build my
church, and the gates OF hell shall not
prevail against il. Go ye therefore and
teach all nations, for behold j am with
you all days, even to the contamination of
the world
The reverend speaker goes on and pic
lures i'm eloquent language the history
OF the church. lie tells how mans fall
was redeemed by the sacrifice on calvary.
There are no various ways OF reaching
"
way to victory over sin. But one God, said
st. Paul, but one mediator, Christ Jesus,
and in Him alone can we hope for saliva
tion. Speaking OF the charge that the
church might err, Father Clark says: IA
church that could fall into error
could not fail to cease TO
he divine. Christ said, Il will be with
you all days. Where is the possibility OF
crrorP The spirit OF the world is con-
trary to the spirit OF God. God has prom.
lsed that in spite OF all obstacles the
church will endure and prosper. AS
rose, so will you also rise and continue
gloriously triumphant Without faith
Il is impossible to know God. fake care
that your lives are such that at the hour
OF death you may be worthy To enter in
TO Gods presence. BE careful, be watch
iul. Watch and pray that you fall not in
TO temptation"
The speaker has finished, and the Rt.
Rev. Bishop rises and addresses the as
sembly in words OF praise for Father
Farrelly and commendation for those
who have SO nobly sustained him in his
splendid accomplishment, lie says that
no duty is so pleasant as the duty OF
blessing r structure erected for the honor
and glory OF God. What a wonderful
progress has been made, but how much
| more would have been done had our
/ means been equal to our desires. The
| faithful OF the entire diocese rejoice with
| you today. Your former pastors join
with their reverend brethren OF other
parishes i'm wellwishes for you and Tor
/ your devoted leader on this most happy
| occasion. Your achievements are a
/ source OF pride TO all i'm any way con-
nected with the church and the pride Is
felt by you today. Let this proper and
healthy pride stimulate you in the prac-
| tise OF your holy religion; and may God
/ give you most abundantly OF spiritual
| and temporal benefits. May lie give you,
| I might almost say, measure pressed
/ down and overfiowing of His grace in
/ this world and perfect happiness in the
/ next.
"Deo gratias"--Thanks be 20 God. The
/ sweet words swell from the chorus and
| die away on the solemn stiffness OF the
\ flower scented Sabbath air, finding an
/ echo in every heart. The impressive cerc.
mony is concluded, the music has ceased
/ the Rt. tRev. Bishop has impaired hi:
blessing 10 the tbrong OF worshipers, anC
the procession Of Gods ministers anc
their attendants takes its way slowl,
from the sanctuary. Holy Trinity Churcl
has been dedicated TO the service OF tn,
Master OF Heaven and earth, aud as th'
people emerge from the house OF GoC
they are repeating in their souls sgsi'