Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-01-05

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by the Master Of Ceremonies. It will
include, in addition to representatives,
from Catholic societies of Washington
and Baltimore students and professors
from the Catholic University at Wash
ingtOn, seminarians from st. Mary's.
and number of the clergy from this and
the other archdiocese in the United
States. who will attend upon M0nsig-
nor Sacolli's invitation. It will be
joined by the visiting prelates as it
passes the Archioepiscopal residence
on Charles street. The latter will in
clude a representative from nearly
every see in the United. States, and dig
nitaries and Mexico.
THE CEREMONY
Of comforting the beretta, although at
tended BY so much pomp, is in itself
quite simple Prior to the moving Of
the procession the Noble Guard, al
tended by the Master Of Ceremonies
and Father Dr. Rocker or. Sbaretu OF
MonsignOr Satolli's household, will en-
ter the Cathedral and deposit upon the
small table above referred to, the red
beretta and official briefs from Rome,
which the Noble Guard will remain TO
protect while the others depart to join
the procession.
At the proper time during the cere-
monies Cardinal Gibbons will be hand
ed the official brief by the Noble Guard,
announcing that His Eminence has
been chosen by the Pope as the apos-
tolic delegate to confer the bere5,a.
The Cardinal will then call upon his
attendant priest to read the brief first
Latin. then in English. When the read
ing is finished the choir of seminar
ans will sing Let Us Pray For Our
Holy Father Leo"
The red bere.ta, borne upon a silver
tray, will then be presented to the Car
dinal by the Noble Guard, VINO Will de-
post it upon the altar and make
short address in Latin, which he will
conclude by inviting Mgr. Satolli to ap-
Droach The latter will be escorted
from his throne by his attendant priest
and deacOns Of honor The Cardinal
will next take the beretta from the al
tar and place it upon Mgr. Satolli's
head as the later haeels before him.
Cardinal Satolli will then rise, raise
the beretta from his head, ascend the
steps of the altar and make an address
in Latin to Cardinal Gibbons, as the
POpes representative.
AT THE CONCLUSION
Of this. while the choir intones the
TIE Deum the new cardinal will retire
TO The sacriety and exchange the pur-
pie vestments Of the Archbishop for the
scarlet robes Of Cardinal.
The celebration of The mass will fol-
low, and at the introit one kiss Of
peace or ecclesiastical embrace re-
cefved from the celebrant, will be ex-
changed by all within the chancel rail.
The embrace consists in placing the
hands of the giyer upon the shoulders
cf the recipient and removing the
head as if kissing the cheek.
Tho musical features of the pro-
gramme will be entirely in keeping
with the character Of the ceremonies
and will be very impressive. AS the
procession passes along the Mulberry
street side Of the Cathedral the large
organ will open the programme with
symphonic march. As the procession
enters the Cathedral the choir VIII
sing the professional hymn Echo
Sacerdos Magnus," behold the High
PRIEST. Then viii follow the intoning
of the musical numbers Of the mass,
and at the offertory Stehle's anthea,
"Hace Dies" (This is the day the Lord
has made let us rejoice and eXalt in iO
win be sung.
THE TIE DEUM WILL FOLLOW
the mass. being intoned by the new
Cardinal and sung by the choir. Rev.
DR.. Wits TIE Deum, in Z fat for double
chorus. solo and organ accompaniment
has been selected for the occasion. The
occasional anthem sung while the bell
tolls and the procession moves out Of
the Cathedral. will be "Laudate Do
minum." by Eft.
The Cathedral choir will be assisted
by a number of noted voices from the
leading Catholic chOirs Of washington.
The official briefs from Rome COM
prise the letter from the Pope to Car
dinal Gibbons, written in Latin, ON
parchment, and addressed 70 the latter
as Apostolic Delegate, comforting upon
him the papal authority to be5tow the
beretta. the insi gnia OF the new dignl-
tv and the letter Of the Pope 10 Arch
bishop SatolG. officially informing him
of his elevation. and the oath he is re-
ouired to take before receiving the be-
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