New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29
SATOLLIIN OLD ST. PATRICK'S
THE PAPAL DELEGATE SAYS MASS AT THE
CONSIDERATION SERVICES.
ARCHBISHOP CoREIGAN AND OTHERS ASSIST AT
IMPRESSIVE RITES ~ THE EDIFIcE

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The tenth anniversary OF the conservation OF 81
Patricbs Church. in hottest. was celebrated yes
terdov Mons:rnor SatoN. the Papal Delegate Off
clatel at the sol mn PCntincai high mass at II
o'clock An immense crowd assembled The church
was specially decorated for the occasion. and the
rcctory IN Mulberry-st. where Monsgnor Satol'i
IS the guest Of Father John +. Kearney. displayed
the irish emblem. IN addition - the American and
Par1l flags All the ARRANGEMENTS were in charge
Of Fathers James p. O'Br.en and William J. Mur-
ply.
TIE processi n lie ldnd 10y acolyt,s bearing candles
emerged from the eacrsiy promptly at II. In the
train followed the priests, bishops ana the PapaI
Delegate. Archbishop CorrSan and his escort OF
priests and acolytes entered The sanctuary after the
others had taken their position. The Archbishop
was r. full canoncais. two acoytes carrying the
train of his purpo robe \ damond-stuided cross
hung from his neck Joy a heavy gold chain His
attendant priests were The Rev J. y. Conno.y ana
MonsEnor Farley. Bshcp II. 7. Northrop' OF
Charleston, 5. c.. stationed on the right OF
Archbishop Corriean
on the epis.le side. OF NE sanctuary sat Nom
e,cnor satolu his speoa, attendant being his sec
retary DR. Frederick r. Rocker. ON the entry Of
Archbishop Corr2an the pdpai Delegate assumed
The chasubie man!ple and cincturo used In ce'e-
bratng mass. The sanctuary presented a striking
aspect with the rich and vari-coorc1 ve'tmens' and
the burning incense, combining with the odor OF
the mass of flowers had Pleasing effect.
Attending on MonsEaor Satoi during the mass
were the Rey. DIe +. f. Mciwoeny. assistant
priest: the Rev. John McNarlee and the Rev FRAN
els Hanrisan deacons Of honor; the Rev Ihidp
Ahern. deacon Of the mass. and tho Rev Eugene
Shine srb-leacon Among other ciercs IN the sanct-
unTv v.srr Noufignor Ouig.ey Father James Me
Gean Father Johl Edwards. Father Patrick fdi'Iy
and Father Joseph Mcmahon. The irSt p'WS ".r1
occupied 10y Sisters from v1ri bus coHNeh"' "HI
BROTHERS of the Christian schools. In" music was
specially arranged by Professor George j. Ho'hhdI
VINO had 2 choir of fifty voices.
Mons cnor Sa;o!li In . hGh. Gear Voce I'M VI.
the service =: It's conclusion TIRE procession 'hal
escorted him into tho church formed ANEW ah,I re-
1irej I'm the same order. Monsi"nor Satolh did not
return Tor the sermon. Archbishop C'rrgan men
arose and said i gave h.n pleasure 10 rc,url
thanks 20 all the ,Sorgy on lfhaf OF the ZcA3us
pastor OF 81. PatricNs. lie m"i toned no iiHe p'is
that of Father kearncy remarkinG thii the i'clo,
deserved the greatest praise fcr iFtriI'~ 'ic ".u
church from debt. and thus making II po@-iioie 20
hc forever cOnsccratrI 10 divine "orsnil. H. san
fine ceremonies must have gwen GrIEnt L, ~,
representative OF The Holy Father. Then loI'W'd
Inc sermon by the RcN. Father John j. keah' pas
tor Of st Jamcs's Church who took ms ie~t rom
the Gospel Of the day. -. John. < u: i an we
Good shepherd; the GoOI SAeInrFi S.'t'" "'S '''
Afie~ The sermon Mon-iea,r Sato.H received ne
clergy in the rcctoTy. An Informal dinner GLOW u.
Pom; fral ycsr"rs We're sung ~ - ftiilct !. III
30. even nc. Eishop %orthi'p oin'.tt"I hil a. ne
.rosa,.h N~Ai4huu. ~ the Cathedral. preached Joe
C,v th,ra VIII b. an entertainment I'm ~" lar.ah
school. which Mousiguor Sat0.I ~" a-icnA