Evening star., 1896-01-03
Ceremonies Attendant Upon the
Elevation Of Mgr. Satoli.
IN THE BALTIMORE CATHEDRAL
A Notable Gathering Of the Roman
Catholic Clergy.
WHO WILL BE PRESENT


Monsignor Satolli to the rank of a cardinal.
Monsgnor Satolli will leave this city for
Baltimore tomorrow afternoon, accompa
MED by Dr. Rocker, the secretary of this
apostolic delegation; Right Rev. Donatus
Sbaretti. auditor of the delegation and pa
pal ablegate, and the Marquis Sacripanti,
the member of the noble guard who was
selected to be the special envoy Of Pope
Leo XIII In conveying to this country the
berretta and the pontifical letters creating
Monsignor Satolli a cardinal
The ceremonies will begin Sunday morn
Ing az 1880 O'Clock with a procession Of
clergy and seminarians from the arch.epis-
copal residence on Charles street to the
ma n entrance Of the cathedral There will
be over sixty archbishops and bishops pres
ent as we'll as nearly every clergyman in
the Baltimore diocese, a large number of
priests from other parishes and several
hundred students from St. Mary's Seminary
and the Catholic University. The pre,ates
will robe at the archiepiscopal residence,
the clergy at the cathedral school on West
Mulberry street and the semtnarians at
Calvert Hall, corner of Cathedral and Null
berry streets.
Description of the Procession.
The seminarians and the clergy will move
from their assembly places, through the
cathedral grounds, and into the rear of the
archiepiscopal residence passing out by the
mont way. AS they go through the resi-
denee the prelates will fall in at the rear,
cardinal Gibbons and Cardinal-elect Satoili
being the very last persons in line Mon
s.gnor Satolli will not be attired in the full
red robes of a cardinal until after the cere-
mony. and In the procession will be robed
IN MS archbshops purple. with inter and
cIoz;er. Beneath his miter he will wear the
zucchetto, or red silk skull cap, which was
given to him in private by the Marquis
rlE,a sacripanti Immediately after that special
arrival ntrx Th.a
cession will move to the street entrance of
the cathedral by way of Mulberry street.
Admission to the elifice will be strictly
limited. to those holding tickets of admis-
sion, each Of which contains coupon reserv-
ing seat In one of the pews. The interior
will be magnificently decorated, and the
affairs will blaze with hundreds of waxen
tarers.
The Comforting of. the Berretta.
When the procession has arrived and its
members have taken their places in the
sanctuary. the ceremony of comforting the
pontlhcal letters which create Monsignor
Satolli cardinal, by DR.. Rocker, who win
act as the secretary Of the papal ablegate,
Monsignor Sbaretti They will be read in
ooth Latin and English. During the cere-
mony Marquis Sacripanti will stand beside
the berretta and the official documents as
their grard. At the conclusion of the read
ing cardinal Gibbons will place the ber-
the latter will then retire to the sacristy-
where he will change the purple OF the arch
Dlshop for scarlet cassock, a cappa mag
ma or similar hue and the other vestments
OF MS new dignity. The cappa magma is
a long vestment with silk Lined hood. and
the cassock Is the long, close-fitting gar
ment which Is the distinctive dress of the
tatnohc clergy On his return to the sane
tuary, Cardinal Satolli will vest for the
mass which will be rendered, with him
self as the celebrant
Officers Of the Mass.
The officers of the mass will be as fol-
lows:
Assistant priest to Cardinal Gibbons, who
will sit on his throne while Cardinal Sa-
tolli Is celebrating the mass, Very Rev. DR..
A. L. Magnien, superior of St. Msrv,s San,
mary
Deacons Of honor to Cardinal Gibbons.
Very Rev. DR.. William O'Brien Pardow'
provincial Of the Jesuits. and Very Rev.
can College at Rome.
Assistant priest to Cardinal Satoll, Rev.
DR.. Kennedy of Philadelphia.
Deacons OF honor to Cardinal Satolli,
Rev. Edward J. McGolrick of st. Cecilia's
Church, Brooklyn, N. Y, and Rev. Edward
J: Hanna of st. Bernard's Seminary, Ro-
chester, N. Y.
Deacon of the mass, Rev. NJ. J. Riordan
OF st. Mary's Church, Barnesville. Mont
gomery county, Md
Subdeacon of the mass, Rev. George
Dougherty Of St.Augustine's Church, Wash
ington.
Pardow all OF those serving in the mass
were students of Cardinal Satolli when he
gave instruction in dogmatic theology at
the Propaganda in Rome.
Others Who Will Assist.
The master of ceremonies will be Rev. c.
T. Thomas, rector of the cathedral. He will
have as his assistants Messrs. Louis
O'Donovan and T. Gibbons Smith, students
of st. Mary's Seminary.
The following students of ST. Mary's Sem
mary will serve in minor capacities in the
sanctuary:
Censor bearer, John Donlan.
Acolytes. John w. Sullivan and Philip
Book bearer to Cardinal satolli, David
Coleman.
Candle bearer, James Connell
Miter bearer, P. Howard Walsh.
Crozier bearer, Joseph Magri.
Clerici episcopales, who handle vestments
during the cardinals change, William Dono-
hue, Joseph Mcmahon, Hugh O'Brien and
George Connors.
After the ceremonies, which are expected
to last four hours, the cardinal will be en-
tertained at a dinner at ST. Mary's Semi
nary. Several hundred invitations have
been issued to prominent clergymen and
laymen, and 1t Is thought that more than
two hundred persons will sit down at the
table.
DistinEuished Gathering.
The prelates who will be present at the
ceremonies are most Of them expected to
arrive In Baltimore tomorrow. Many of
them will be the guests of st. Maly's Semi
rary
The archbishops who have sent word that
they will be here include Most Revs. John
J. Williams of Boston, Patrick A. Feehan of
Chicago, VIM. H. Elder of Cincinnati Fred
erick Xaver katzer of Milwaukee,, Francis
Janssens Of New Orleans, Michael A Cor
rigan of New York, William H. Gross of
Oregon, P. J. Ryan of Philadelphia J. J.
Kain of st. Louis, John Ireland Of ST. Paul,
P. L. Chapelle of Santa Fe, Cornelius
O'Brien of Halifax, Nova Scotia; Louis
Nazaire Regin. cQadiutar to Ca rdinal gTas=