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DELIVERY OF ADDRESSES.
Greetings were then read from the director.
general of East India
Rev. L. R. Dyer, ID. d., s. s.. of St.
Mary's Seminary, Baltimore, then delivered
the IIrst address, ON The place OF the holy
( eucharist In the Divine pan of salvation:
upon the answer depend great practical
consequences. What is IL TO be saved?
N0thlilg less than the rcscue from sin. In
his present condition man finds III himself
( longlngs which lie cannot satisfy. The
words OF st. Augustine alone can explain
this relation. What Is the Divine plan of
salvation? Ii has not always been as it
i now. Man was born with endowments
higher than that or any other created
being. His Masters service was to be his
life work and reward. This implied
sacrifice, and IN this sense every man is
! priest.
What is the value Of sacrifice, aud homage?
That depends ON the appreciation OF the one
who offers sacrifice for the one to whom
ii is offered.
Close upon the first COMPRESSION there
/ developed the idea of sacrifice. and this
was completed i'll the first sacrifice of
! Christ. Man then was no longer a priest
Z for himself An sacrificial offerings must
! be offered in reference to the great Sacri-
/ flee on Calvary.
! What place mas the eucharist in this pIan2
| IL perpetuates the sacrifice. The sacrifice
l Of the cross was not - be an Isolated fact
( TO b. merely remembered. ItSconsequencss
/ are 80 great that they need to be contin-
mystical ard representative sacrifice.
! ESSENCE OF THE EUCHARIST.
! The speaker here entered into dis
cussion of the nature and essence of the
Z eucharist a prefigured by Malachi nd ex-
plainsd by St IrcuapuS The sacrifice did
/ not mean n new immolatiOn, new separa-
Iion OF the body ana blood. n n cOnnmem0-
ration of the great first sacrifice.
He also quoted Chrys ''Iu as to the
/ prayers for the dead.
Hinder the old law the priest and people
partook OF the victim, and the principal
/ effect of the new typical sacrifice is a
I union with the sacrifice. the divine food
J II transfers us into itself.
The effects are not confined to the indi-
vidual The sacrifice is u real presence
He declared that If the due devotion to the
eucharist was not displaced Toy other devo-
| tions. and if there vas "a return TO its fun
honor, that would bring about a return
to the ancient piety-
The paper was referred TO a committee.
Of which the Rev. Father Elliott, of New
York. - chairman
Congratulations We're received here from
the Priests Eucharist League, of Germany
In the letter there was given an account
of the League in Germany and its recent
great increase.
The Holy Eucharist and the personal
life of the priest was discussed by the
/ Rev. nr. ID. McMahCn, OF St. Thomas
Church. New York city. He enumerated
seven virtues which the priest must possess
TO have his life as it should bc. His personal
ife must be guided by veneration for The
holy sacrifice. the altar, and he Tabernacle
The Eucharist is the pledge of the union
between man and God
The true spirit will show itself in sac
rifice and penancc- Sacrifice Is the law
the life of the priest in humiliation and
humility He referred to the celebrated
Thomas BIrke. e.the-Dominican.2s an example
of true humility.
The priest is interested deeply in the
tabernacle. The administration of the sac
rifiCe cnuSfimeS bIt snort time: but nothing
eau be more suiid and Substantial than
the conSt8nt alteration OF the Sacrancnt
IN frequent visitation to the tabernacle
The Christ there knows all He witnesses
uIr deeds We cannot hold that His body
Is impossible The belief in the reality
rs that we are in touch with Him.
The speaker held to- the view Of activity
must he passed with the poor and sick,
ever anxious to advance the cause OF
humanity. -.---
CHRIsT's CHILD LIFE.
The child life Of Christ is seen in the
eucharist. This emphasizes the need of re-
gard for the interior. hidden life OF ther
priest. Bat while II should he hidden,
Ills activity ShoIli be great in zeal, plety,
progress. in pursuit OF knowledge. and
going abolt doing good. The beauty and
adornmeut OF the tabernacle should be q
priesi's pride.
He calIed special attention to the rcgu-
iatiun Of employment aud of time.
This paper was also referred To com
mitter. CvnErajUi5lIcns.i .iaiG greetings were
then received from the PrrsIS' League or
Austria.
The Holy Eucbaris, and the Ministry OF
the Priest was the SUBJECT ol the hcXJ
address. which was by the Rev. ID. +
teehan. of ST. BCTnaTIS Church, Fitch
burg, Mass.
No privilege or power was greater. he
said. than mat oI tie priest who offers
up the great sacrifice Tine soul Of The
priest should he adorned with every pos
sible virtue. But the abscncr OF zeal ma aes
useless the function OF TIE priest, Tor
sacer,iutal zeal is the life OF the ministry.
Every high priest. says st. Paul Is ior
men, priest without zeal is an enemy
to God and man.
We shall not be wanting If we follow
the example OF the Lord at the altar Ihe
mass is the memorial OF Christ's life and
death. Fer 500 years Christ has been,-
like the sun in nature. the light and warmth
OF souls. Christ couinS-S Us To remember
the passion. The true priesthood proves
It's love OF Christ by n love of fellow man.
The speaker urged as an example the
nr,rity Of motive of Christ, His love OF
souls: His care for the wandering sheep
Christ points the way to prie silly santifica-
ton, and offers us the way to obtain it.
Sacrifice is for the priest first, and then
for his brethren. He must be purified
before he can pray for his brethren Inns
was denoted in the words OF Christ that
the sacrifice was first for you, the
priesthood. and for many" the people.
BISHOP KEANE's ADDRESS.
All of the papers will be referred to
committees.
Daring the session a brief address OF
welcome was delivered by bishop keane,
rector of the university. He advised the
delegates that the university had made
provision for their entertainment at lunch.
every day. To save the trip down town for
that purpose.
He also invited them to refreshments
after the evening adjournment IL they
desired to parta'Se of 1T.
Bishop keane announced himself as an.
applicant for admission to the league, and
expressed the hope that all the faculty
and students would Join that body. He
also called attention ia the reception to he
given 10 the congress tonight at Carreli
Institute.
The congress adjourned at . p. H. to.
meet this morning at $50 o'clock.
This afternoon. after the adjournment.
of the congress. there will be u procession
al the university grounds.
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