New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21
SYNOD or CATHOLIC CLERGY


ELECTION OF OFFICERS FOR THE ARCHDIOCESE
OF NETWORK.
The eighth trennal synod OF the Roman Cath
Ollie secular clergy of the Archdiocese Of New York
was held yesterday at St. Patrick's Cathedral IT
was attended by about five hundred priests and
Archbishop Corrlgan and Bishop-elect John NJ. Far
ley. At 9:30 a. m. they began TO assemble at st
Patrcks Male Orphan Asylum, Madson-ave. and
Fif;y-rstst. At 9J5 o'clock the procession started
for the Cathedra' The clergy marched two by
two barc-headed and wearing white SUPPLIES along
Fifty-rst-st. Fifth where they entered the
church When the clergy were all seated the cele-
bration Of low mass was begun by the Rev.
Michael J I.avele. rector OF the Cathedral Arch
bishop Corrigan occupied the throne wearing the
cappa magma. great cloak.
After the the synod got down to business.
The voting for the priests who are TO assist Arch
bishop CoTigan in conducting the affairs OF the
archdiocese for the next three years had been
done by the priests last week. They sent the names
Of the clergymen Of iheir choice 20 the Diocesan
Consu,tor by mail. that the only thing neces-
sary to be done to announce the names of those
elected. The officers OF the synod the Rev.
John J. Kean and the Rev. Charles Sig procura-
tors; the Rev. John +. Kearney and the Rev. James
J. Dougherty. promoters; the Rev DR.. Grard Ter
rante, secretary; the Very Rev William l.. Penny
and the Rev. James J. Flood, judges of excuse for
absence; the Rev. James y. Connolly and the Rev.
Henry T. Newey. masters Of ceremonies.
The DEGREES Of former synods were confirmed
after which there profession Of faith and all
the officers elected kissed the Archbishops signet
ring. The Archbishop then made address and
a benedicton closed the synod.
Following the officers elected for the ensuing
three years:
Diocesan Consultors- Bishop-eect John NJ. Farley,
the Very Rev. Joseph +. Mooney, Y. g.; the Rev.
James II. Mclean, the Rev John Edwards, the Rev
J9 Gee J. ES0a and tES R vr ch@Te IL caltqn
Henry A. Brann the Rev Philip Cardella s. j.: the
Rev, DR.. James T. CuTran, the Rev. Dr.. Francis II.
Wall, the key Joseph II. Mcmahon. the Rev. John
j. Kcan. the Rev. Michael j. Lavele. the Rev John
T. Lcibfritz c IS. r., ard the Rev. Michael ID.
Diocesan Attorncy-The Rev Matthew A. Taylor.
Defender of the Marriage Bond-The Rev. DR.. John
McQuirk.
Moderator Of Theological Conference.-The Rev.
Philip Cardea. s J.
Diocspn Beard Of E S Of TeachersuThe
the Rev Anthony b Schwennnger the Rev John
J. Kean. the Rev. Nicholas ! Hughes he Rey.
the Rev Michael j. I.avelle. the Rev. Patrick w.
Tandy. the Rev. Charles r. Carley and the Very
Rural Deans-The Very Rev A. A. Lings. for the
counties of Putnam. Westchester and Duchess; the
Very Rev e. NJ. sweeny for the counties of lister,
and Sullivan; and the Very Rev William l.. Penny,
for Orange and Rockland
Inspector of Diocesan Scholastic Rev Michael
J. COns.Glne
School Board Westminster, Putnam and Duchess
counties the Rev Cornelius I. Mahoney, the Rev.
Albert A. Iings. the Rev. g. Bruder and the Rev
the Very Rev William L. Penny. the Rev. John F.
clancy. the Rev. James L. Crosby and the Rev
V WlrH"f Rev Edward H. sweeny the Rev RichaTd
J.. Burtsel the Rev. NJ. Kuhen and the Rev. John
The Archbishop formally announced the appoint
ment Of Monsignor Farley auxiliary bishop OF
New York and eulogized the bshop-elect.