The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-15
SATOLL|'S SUNDAY.
Cordial Meeting With
Bishop Wigger and His
Priests Al St. Micnael'S
And Great Popular Ovation at
Father Corrigan's Church
in Hoboken.
MAYOR FAGAN'S ADDRESS.
The Papal Delegate. breaches in
English - Corrigan and
Wiggers' Queer
Meeting.
MAYOR FAGAN'S ADDRESS.

Mgr. satolli will no doubt remember
with pleasure his visit to West Hoboken
aud Hoboken. AT every step he was
given d hearty welcome by priests and
people. and yesterday he was forced to
remark: ~ feel just like al Aciericau,
you lave all been SO good to me-"
He arose early yesterday. aud a shor
time after begun the celebration OF his
mass. He celebrated it in private. being
attended bytwo of the Passionists fathers.
He then had a light breakfast. AT half
past nine o'clock at the Monasterya special
mass is celebrated in The chapel in the
basement for the Italians. There are a
number of Italians in the parish. and
these are specially looked alter BY the
passiouist Fathers. Al the conclusion of
this mass, the Delegate addressed the
Italians in their native tongue. he spoke
to them long and earnestly OF tnelr couh-
try and the lives they should lead here.
During this time u number OF priests
had arrived at the le,tory and in The
church the fathers were preparing Tor
the Poutifical mass which was, to begin
at ~alr-past ten O'Clock. 1t Sas only II
little after ten O'CLOCK when Bishop
Wigger arrived at the Monastery. He
was accompanied by the Rev. L. II.
Wallace, Chancellor OF the uiocese. ana
Vicar General O'Connor. The meeting
between him aud the Delegate WAS
tor,ilal and the Bishop then Introduced
his Chancellor ana Vicar General.
THE ~PoNTlFCIAL MAsS.
The church presented u magnlncen1
appearance. The affairs and shflues We're
decorated with potted flowers ana terms.
Precisely at half past ten the celebration
of The Pontitical Mass began. Bishop
Wigger was ceieprant, Vicar General
O'Counor, assistant priest; fathers Dom-
mick ADtnony and Joseph, OF the Pas
siouists, deacon, sub deacon aud master
OF respectively.
Mgr. Sato.i occupied the seat OF honor
on the Gospel side OF the altar. He wore
his purple soutaue ana MARIETTA. He
was attended by The Rev. DIR. O'Gorman
OF the Catholic University at Washington,
aud thekev. Thomas ailace OF
seated within the sanctuary were Mgr.
Seton of St. Josepn's Church, this city;
Doaue of St. Patrick's Cathedral, New
ark; Mgr. Farley, Vicar General Of the
Archdiocese of New York; Vicar General
5ucNamara OF Brooklyn; the Rev. John
Weyiaud Of ST. Michaet's Church, this
city. the Rev. j. N. Grief of Holy Family
Father Ernest and the Rev. Father
Poiycarp. o. S. B., of ST. Mary's
Abbey. Newsrk: the Rev. j. J. Hasel. of
St. Joseph+s church, West Hoboken, the
Rev. +. S~aintoureus. U. P; the Rev.
Fathers Coppsns aud aud Loyance, OF 81.
Peters church, this city; the hev. D1ml-
nick Marzetti, O. NJ. c.. ana the Rev.
Joseph Tfewiu. OrM. c.. OF Hopokeh;
the Rev. Ludgerus<Beck, O. $. f., of
of New York; Brother Lemtine,
OF the Christian Brothers. New
York; the Rev. Thomas sQuinn, OF
st. Paul of the Cross Church, gu the
Heights; Rev. NJ. p. O'Connof aud Kew.
George Brown. of Harrisou; Rev. w. NJ.
K. CaIlan, of Orange Valley; Rev. N; j.
Iayelie. of St. Patrick's Cathedral. New
York: Rev. Father Mitchell, Chancsllor
OF The Diocese OF Brooklyn.
- The music OF The choir, which consists
of male voices only. was excellent.
Beelhoyen's Mass in G was sung. under
direction OF Father Lawrence, Z. /. A
string orchestra assisted.
THE RECToR's ADDRESS.
Father Blakeley, The Rector Oh The
Monastery, briefly addreSsed the congre-
gation. Referring TO The presence OF
Mgr. Satolli, he said:-"Dear Children oil
st. Micnael's, l have the distinguished
honor as we'll as the inexpressibiy great
pleasure OF Introducing TO YOU Mgr.
Satofii, the Delegate Apostolic from our
Most Holy Father, Leo XIII. This most
distinguished preiate mas honored the
hulch of St. Michael by paying It 9
visit, IN in so doing has honored our
beloved Bishop aud the whole
diocese, and he brings with him the
blessing of a Most Holy Father, the
Pope, for you and for us all. The people
of West Hoboken will cherish al everlast'
ing remembrance OF this honor. aud will
pray for the success OF The great mission
ON which the Delegate has coms to this
country, He has come here on u mission
In tue interest of peace, harmony ano
good will. You will all pray feryently
fur the success of his mission. de mas
most willingly undergone great physi-
cal hardship aud intense mental strain
il his anxiety to promote the welfare OF
the church in this country. The Pope