The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-01-22

Monsignor Martinelli, the New
Papal Ablegate, Present at the
Ceremonies at st. Johns Catholic
Church-Impressive Services and
Exquisite Music by the Regular
Novitiate Choirs.
st. Johns Church was last week the
scene of solemn Iridium, or three
days religious celebration of one, a
Jesuit, lately beatfied by His Holiness,
Leo XIII. Blessed. Bernardine Realino,
S. j., whose memory was in venera.
ton, was born in the town of Carpi,
about ten miles from the city of Mo-
deba, Italy, on Dec. l, $780, His father
and mother were both of noble lineage
aud many of his descendants are still
to be found in the neighborhood of the
old home at Modena. Bernardine's
ear ly training was the only care of bis
mother, who instiiled deep into his
heart an ardent loveof virtue; having
completed his course of letters and
| philosophy at the University of b.
lOgna, he applied himself to the study
| OF law, and by his talents and learning
soon won for himself the position of
Northumberland of Castle Leone.
1t Was while exercising the duties of
this office that he received the call TO
embrace a more perfect form Of life,
aud needing the voice of God he cast
aside all those titles and honors that
the world holds dear and entered the
noviliate OF the Society of Jesus ON
October 80, 1864 His novice life was
uneventtui, and after pronouncing his
first vows he prepared for ordination
aud soon stood priest at the altar.
his life of activity was passed chiefly
at Lecce, where for the last forty-tive
years of his life. he was regarded as an
apostle. The heroic virtues which he
displayed there among the people have
won for him the honor of being raised
to the affairs Of the church.
The services were begun on Friday
morning hy Solemn High Mass, and
III the evening sermon was followed
by Benediction, the entire community
from the nuvtiate assisting. The Rev.
Pastor, Fir. Giraud, preached ON the
life of the Blessed, calling attention to
the fidelity to duty which marked
every stage of the life OF the holy one.
The next day, Saturday, the same ser
vices were repeated the Rev. Rector
of the NOvitlate, John H. O'RouIke,
preached au interesting and eloquent
sermon on the sanctty OF the church,
explaining that the Catholic Church is
not from her saintly founder only, but
also from the saints who are trained 10y
her teaching. Sunday, the Feast of
the Holy Name of Jesus, a feast espec-
tally dear to all Jesuits, was the con-
Guiding day of the TriduunI, and was
nonored 10y the presence of His Excel
lancy, Apostolic Delegate, Archbishop
Martlnelli, who pontlticated at the
Solemn High Mass at ter O'Clock. The
beautiful ceremonies of the Catholic
Church and the presence of so many
cleTgymen within the sanctuary lent a
most impressive character to the SER
vices. A throne had been erected on
tue right hand side of the ALTAR and
here His EXcellency, vested for Mass,
assisted 10y tue deacOns OF honor, Rev.
}. III. O'Rourke, S. j., and Rev. G.
Gillepsie, :. j., rector of GonZaga Col
lege, Washington. Rev. j. M. Jerge.
). j., acted as deacon of the Mass and
Rev. K. j. McGiath, s. j., as sub-dea-
con; Rev. Hector Pap, S. j., was as
sistant priest. Mr.. h. j. Sweeney, S.
j., master of ceremonies aud Mr.. J. +.
Mellyn, ;. j., assistant master of GER
emonies. A double choir, consisting of
the community choir from the Novi
tiate under the direction of Rev. WIN.
j. Wash, S. j., and the church choir
a. .ts. ...k,- NJ Ii
hauer, rendered the music for the Occas-
ion. The music was:
Kvrie Eleson.. :. Hayden's Second Mass
Gloria. ............. Hayden's Second Mass
Cred see. ........... GregOrian.
Sanct uS...... ......GunOud.
BenedlctuS.. ......GunOud.
AgnuS Del ........ Gunoud.
Later in the day His Excellency
dined at the Novitiate, after which
accompanied b, the visiting clergy, he
drove out to Mt. 81. Joseph, the coun-
try house of the Novitiate, visiting
other points OF interest before his re-
turn. In the afternoon His Excel
lency gave solemn banedction of the
Blessed Sacrament in the Convent of
the Visitation.
Not the least pleasing feature of the
day WAS the reception rendered 10y the
young men of the Novitiate on Sun
day evening. Shortly after supper all
assembled in the lecture hall, which
was ta>tefully decorate for the occas-
ion, where addresses in Latin and En-
glish were read to the Archbishop,
welcoming him, the representative of
Cnrist's Vicar, into their midst. AT
the close of the entertainment His Ex-
c. llency addressed few words to the
community. thanking them for the
reception and bidding them oe stead
fast in the glorious work to which they
have dedicated their lives.
There was another event that tended
to add to the solemnity aud pleasure
of the Feast of The Holy Name. AT The
community Mass, celebrated at $50 a.
H., in the domestic Chapel of the No
viticate, Rev Hector Pape, at one time
secretary of the former Apostolic Leg
ate. Cardinal Salolli pronounced the
first vows of the S cety of Jesus. FIR.
Papi some two years ago, resigned his
position of honor with Cardinal Sa-
toll to enter the society and since
then has been living quietly in our
midst. He will now go TO Woodstock
where he Is to pursue course of Dog
matte Theology.
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