San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-01-05
OUR SECOND CARDINAL.
E1o98AH OF MGR. sAT0LLrs ELE.
WALTON !. TODAY.
E<plenation Of the Various Forms
< and Ceremonies with sketch. s sa
of the New Cardl-
nails Life.

1ne clergy and the seminarians
VIII meet In the Catholic school
house; the bishops in the Cardi-
nsps residence. Procession to the
cathedral at 1890 a. m. ceremony
OF comforting cardinalital insignia
letters OF commission given by
obligate mgr. Stoweth, and read
oy DR.. Rocker; red beretta handed
70 Cardinal Gibbons, who address
eee new Cardinal and imposes the
hat; reply by Cardinal Satolli,
who, after his address, goes to the
eaoristy to don the red cossack and
oeppe magma; after his return to
me eeootuary no rests for mass;
oolomn pontif1cal mass by Cardi-
nal 8atolli (; sermon by Archbishop
Knio, Of st. Louis. The choir will
render Beethoven's mass with or
oheotrs. The ceremonies will be
under charge of Rev. g. F
Thomas, assisted by Louis O'Dono-
von and others of st. Mary's Semi
nary The TIE Deum will be sung
~ the end.
II reference to the changed
6I4ti0n5 Of Mgr. Satolli to the
Molly See, by reason Of his eleva-
tipn to the candinalate, Cardinal
GIBBONS says that the Monsignor
would cease to bear his present
titlA OF Pope's Ablegate, and that
this xitle had already been trans
ferred to DR.. Sbaretti, member
OF Mgr. Satolii's household. Mgr.
Satolil would, however, continue
to discharge the duties OF the
Pope's official representative in
this country until he went to
tome next summer to complete
the ceremony of his ipvestiture by
recsiving the red hat at the hands
OF the Holy Father and receives a
church at Rome, a benefit which
every Cardinal enjoys.
On his accession to the cardi-
ualate he will become pro-delegate
hut in allegiance of the appoint
mont of successor, DIR. Sbaretti
temporarily holding the title, the
M0nsiRnor will continue to dis
charge the duties. Mgr. Satolli
Tor the present will draw no salary
on account Of his added dignity.
: Only those cardinals who reside
in Rome and are occupied in the
0ennralunoyarn1\ent of the church
~ mo- their services-
me raising to sh5 cardinSlate
means the inyestitute of three
hats-the skull-cap, or zuchetta;
the berretta, which is the same
shape as an ordinary beretta and
differs only in color from priests
or bishops, and the red hat. This
last is simply held over the Cardi.
nails head by the Pope aud is
never worn. Alta Cardinals death
jtis laid nssn he breast until the
{1kere!ent. when II is suspended
tho sanctua1y of his cathe-
cardinal fcCloskey's may
II 10 seen hanging in the cathe-
lion Fifth avenue, New York.
rba Cardinals hat Is something
man could ever wear. lt Is
,ont rwo feet in diameter, with a
sot hrim. and the crown is about
inches In diameter. In Rome
IRE II is Imposed by the Pope,
holds It above the head OF the
WV craRted Cardinal. At the
posing OF the berretta in Rome
cardinal makes an oath that
thin year he will visit the
nnbs of the Apostles, and 1t is
y on this visit he usually goes
the ceremony which
i'm a full member of the
ollege. This is the most
/ aud interesting OF the
"a. The day preceding
Appointed for the public
the chief of the College
Cursores, in full Off
.e. repairs to the re-
idences of the newly
rdinals and notifies
gular Latin formula
Rsistory.
Il was born in
fifty-three years
iucated in the
of Perugia,
Joachim Pee
gia, destined
lied to the
Rope Leo
Mayed,