The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-19


with an the elaborateness demanded by
the ritual and liturgy. Rev. Or. Rocker,
vice-rector Of the American College at
Roug. read I'm the course Of the service
conerafulatorv letter Of the Holy Father
10 Cardinal Gibbons. Archbishop Corrl-
gan preached the sermon. Al the con-
cIusion Of mass archbishops, bishops
monsignors and DISTINGUISHED priests en-
tered coaches and were driven 70 the
Seminary OF ST. Supice where grand
banquet was given I'm honor OF the car
dinal and his associates Of the episeo-
pate.
The r.dra' T roH~Hd.
Admission into the cathedral was by
card. Every seat was taken long pc
fore the services were begun; ana alter
the procession had entered. huhdreus oi
roouie were allowed to follow VINO had
been lucky enough TO receive TICKET
giving them this privilege.
Students Of ST. Charles Cohesc tns
,,o,,nq men preparing for the priesthood
=, ,be seminary Of ST. Sulpice, the priests
"a roonsipnors assembled in Calvert
Esu which is situated diagonally across
rom the cathedral. marched 10 the
arcbieniscopal residence, where lhe pre-
lates were gathered. ,o,
T,hese soon emerged, all robed IN ren
oct vestments Of office, ana "ere ~,
1o,yed bv Cardinal Gibbons IN the l@uli @
..orl,, ~ his high dignity. Ana now
IN ,ooved-mirOres priores-throush "a
Ct,rios street TO Mulberry street 10
C.tba5r.l street to the cathedrai en-
- Fvorv head was uncovered aS
49,, ,roceesion passed, marking 'ne puS
,io estoem in which his Eminehce p ~ ~
Inc head of the procession reio,,',, ~,
.ho norch Hameriks "Marche 9o'tu.'eo'd
Us nerformed by grand orcn -,
organ Tn the aisle 20 the ,,,e,rse,a-
moved the long line, the vast
ton standing ,,,,.or,es were re-
ceived by the master oI ,.So,t CON-
and his assistants. VINO or dis
fusion. commotion, agita'iohor ~ the
tui l,.to, Ut. 40 his previously appoih,.'eu ,'.
p,e An remained standing uh,n .ile
PpD,S,,al was escorted to his th,ons'
- no was robed for the sole.i'i,
a,,ecai mass which was celepr'tsu ~.
PJ,i,' l1'i,h ali the eiaborateness demahdeu Dy
ritual and liturgy.
-rr i~. y ogr1 1tnmF'
=, ,roeramme for the mass
was as follows:
Prelude Tor Cherubini
Entrance Of procession-MarchTe1 T1, So,sH- ,or,i,
nellie. ..........,..''' ,,e
Vestihg Oh 'ne Mascagni
rntroit seminary choir.''''.. ;ereSo,,.',
Kvrie and Gloria. I,.o,or,o,
Graduate. ...........'.''''' ,,arrovv
Veni Creator. i,no,ho,,ar
Credo
OffertOrium. ............' tT,,,,,,,al
Offertyv. Motto, Alma virgo. - ~ ui'ii''e'
Sanctus. Benedictus and Agnus pe!,.'.,
.Gregortan.
Commune ........''' Lyafrn
Te Deum-six-part chorus
Recessional. Alleluia-chorus.'' 'bee'i'o'
The preface Of the mass was suhs ps ~
the seminarians from ST. Mary s. W. w.,
slso sang the harmonies at vespers' ln' M
soloists of the seminarian choH
William Eaton. Philip Cronan' 1o"'
McSweeney and Frederick heioel,.
REV. James A. McCallum. OF St rau az
,i1k's church. Montreal, a member OF IN,
order OF Sulpicians, was nastu' ~
ceremonies He has dlrected al ~
great celebrations in the baltimore ca'pS. M,
dral during the past twenty yea,s. -.
was assisted by Rey. Johh L.
and Rev. w. A. Reardon, priests oi ln'
cathedral, and by Rev. James =; Noian =,
OF Corpus Christi church' ana rev
Cronan. OF ST. Mary's seminary.
The officers Of the mass were psaco''
Rev William Il. Starr. pastor OF Soipu'
Christi church; sub-deacon, Rev. Wiiliau
r. Bartlett. pastor OF 81. AIMS churcn
deacons of honor. Rev. John Gloyd' pas