The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-09

SINS Hence his sending the Holy
Ghost, one of the blessed trinity, to
His disciples. Continuing, the arch
bishop, in an eloquent discourse, illus
trated the history and work of the
Catholic church during it's 1000 years.
In closing, his grace praised the pas
tor and congregation for the magnifi-
cent temple they had erected to Gods
work. 1t was, he said, both beautiful,
spacious and proportionate. Go forth
and remain lSteadfast that you may
overcome temptation. Fear not, for
Christian is invincible when he wishes
to be invincible. Be good Catholics
ana all Is well for you in time and eter-
nifty.
During the pontifical mass the choir,
which was augmented to forty voices
FOR the occasion. rendered the following
programme under the direction of Prof.
William Maenner, who also presided at
the handsome pipe organ:
March of the Priests from OtaHa-
Mendelssohn
Kyrie. -. Cimarosa's Grand Messe Militaire
Gloria .Cimarosa's Grand Messe Militaise
Graduale (organ solo) ...................Er st
Fenl Creator tsoprano solo and
= chorus) .......... .Stolwerzk
Sreuo 49,. .........-.... .-.......... MARIO
OHertorium double male quar-
tette) ........ .......................P intzet
Sanctus .......... ..................C imarosa
Benedictus .......... ............ Cimarosa
Agnus Del ..........,...... .Cimarosa
I1dlleluJa Handel
coronation March ......... .,... .Meyerbeer
Mrs. Emile Treager was the soprano
soloist specially engaged. and Charles
Bloeser sang the tenor solos. The
double male quartette was made up of
+. V. Larsen, Martin GieSer, Emil Trea-
ger, William Maenner Charles Bloeser.
all members of the Mozart club, and
three members of the local choir
At the close of the morning exercises
80 p. M, the clergy marched in pro-
cession from the church to the pastors
residence, where an elaborate banquet
was served. Among those present were
his grace, Archbishop Ireland, Right
Rev. James Trobec, d. D., Very Rev. A.
A. Mayer, Vicar General Stafiha, Rev.
]. F.. Dolphin. Rev. Patrick Seaman.
Rev. A. Oster, Rev. w. P. Walsh, Rev
j. NJ. Solnce, Rev p. J. Danehy, Rev.
John Dillon, Rev. r. ]. Schaefer, Rev.
Fl. Moynihan ard the pastor, Rev.
Lawrence Cosgrove. Praises were
gwen the pastor on all sides during Ss.e
dinner, for his magnificent work.
Last night solemn pontifical yespers
were celebrated, with Bishop Trobec
as celebrant, who took the place of
Bishop-elect Right Rev. Alexander
Christie, who was detained by illness
Rev. P. j. Danehy, of st. Paul's,
preached the sermon, which was a very
eloquent one. and the large choir of
the morning again rendered an excel
lent musical programme, under the di-
rection of Prof. Maenner
The evening programme was as fol-
lows:
Pontifcal March Lemmens
Vespers-Gregorian.
Regina Coel .......... ........... Werner
80 salutaris' maie quartettej. Wieeand
Tantum Ergo (quartette and
choruS) ......................... .Wiegand
Laudate ........ ................ Mario
Father Cosgrove, the pastor of St
Vincent's, desires through the columns
of The G o e, to thank all his friends
and parishioners, who have been so
generous and helped him in the great
work which was completed yesterday