The herald., 1893-07-10

honor OF being with the bishop on. a
similar occasion. Then he took pleas.
ure in congrstulating his lordship. To.
day, with renewed pleasure, the came
same duties were discharged. He hoped
that his lordship might be spared many
years to continue in this great work oi
the salvation OF souls. To Father NJ IN
tinafelu the speaker offered congYatula-
tions on building up a church where lie
had no parish, and, continued the
gentleman, ''let me tell you, my friends
that this is only small work in com.
parison with what know he has
already done for the glory OF God.''
Father Fitzgerald concluded his inter
esting remarks by saying: "This ie
the house OF Cod.s This is your Fathers
house, to those who do not belong to
the church as we'll as to those who do.
You are the children Of God, and our
daily prayers are for the sanctification
and salvation of your souls"
'sTo you, Catholics, let me address a
word OF advice. You must not think
because you are Catholics therefore your
salvation is secured. Az Catholics,
You must walk worthy OF the vocation
in which you are called You must
Hove justice and hate iniquity.' You
must cultivate the spirit OF prayer; 90
to the sacraments; love the house OF
God. The beauty OF Gods house should
always be to you matter OF the great
est concern, so that you may be able to
truly say with the psalmist, L have
loved, y, Lord. the beauty OF thy house
and the place where thy glory dwell
Hayden's mass, No. 1. complete, was
sung by the choir from the Church. of
Our Lady Of Angels of this city, consist
ing Of the following Principal soprano,
Amelia Santa Cruz; alto, Mfss Delphina,
Santa Cruz; tenor, Mr.. Jocum; bass,
Mr.. Lamb; conductor, j. J. Hyles. The
organ was ably presided over by Miss
Emma Volkman OF Santa Monica.
Father Montenarelli took occasion
after the religious Services to thank the
visitors for their presence and the ladies
and gentlemen who had 80 kindly
volunteered their services and con-
tributed to make the event such q de-
cided success.
After church services, lunch was fur
nished on the grounds near the church.
after which, in acceptance OF an invita-
ton by DR., Walter Lindley, superintend-
ent OF the State school, the institution
was inspected and those desiring, at
tended the regular chapel services OF the
school. A non-sectarian address,
delivered by Father Montarella, and
singing and instrumental music consti-
tuting the proprsium Of exercises.
The bugle call here announced dress
parade, and the large concourse of peo.
pie Witnessed the evolutions of the boys
with great pleasure. About $50 boys
participated. and the accuracy of the
different military movements displayed,
reflects the gseatest credit upon their
instructor, Major j. d. Frederieks. who
Is q graduate OF Trinity Hall Military
academy, and thoroughly posted in
military tactics.
At 5:30 the call "All aboard" was an
nounced and the visitors reluctantly
started homewards, Captain Brady
and his fife and drum corps playing as
the train pulled out.
Too much credit cannot be given the
superintendent, the, officers of the school
and 10 Father Monteretti, who spared
no efforts to make the visitors happy
and interested. The arrangements were
perfect, and all we'll wishers of the insti-
tuition departed wishing the instructors
success in their undertakings and the
boys that they may 60 prepare their
minds, now young and plastic, to re-
ceive those ineradicable impressions
which their preceptors, both religious
and secular, are trying daily to impart
to them.