Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-07
ARCHBISHOP B0URGADE
rendered a Royal Reception at the Ter
ritorial Capital.
MAGNIFICENT DEMONSTRATION.

Rev. A. NJ. Mandalari, 8. j., OF this city,
registered at the Claire hotel, Santa Fe,
yesterday, where he attended the recep-
ton given to Archbishop BourRade. Rev.
J B Ralliere. Of Tome; Rev. j. NJ. Cou.
dert, of Bernalillo, aud Reys. Juillard
and Martin, OF Gallup. also attended the
reception.
The New Mexican, in its article on the
reception, says:
Archbishop Peter Bourgade, the recently
appointed spiritual heau OF the Roman
Catholics in New Mexico, Colorado and
Arizona, arrived In Santa Ne this morn
ing. He was received with jubilsnt
strains OF music and with enthusiastic
greetings OF devotion from the parishion-
ers OF the see. His journey from Tucson.
Arizona, TO Santa fe had been q tri-
umphal M After leaving Tucson he
remained four weeks with the Jesuit
fathers at III Paso. From there he pro-
ceeded slowly TO his future see. AT Ber-
nalillo Bishop Maiz, OF Denver, met him
on Tuesday, and both we're the guests OF
Father C0udert. At Las Cruces. Albu-
querque and other parishes visits were
made, and everywhere the afiectionate
welcome given the distinguished prelate
touched him greatly. But the reception
given Archbishop Bourgsde at Santa Fe
eclipsed In fevor and enthusiasm those
rendered the prelate anywhere else.
At $50 o'clock this morning a special
train OF three cars, IN charge OF Con
ductor jeremiah Quinn, Engineer A. H..
Kames and Brakeman Charles Haynes,
with 100 passengers left Santa Ne TO
meet the archbishop at Lsmy, where he
arrived yesterday and had celebrated
mass early this morning. The passen.
gers included q large number OF priests
who had come 10 Santa he TO greet the
archbishop. and prominent residents Of
this city. santa fe's military band, a
snowy and important part OF the gov
srnor's staff, accompanied the excursion,
the band In it's new uniforms of brilliant
colors, waving plumes from their
helmets being a SNOWY feature. IL played
spirited airs on the train M well ~ at
Lamy and Santa Fe. The priests who
we're on the train going to Lsmy were:
Rev. Fathers Pelter, Of San Marcial;
Paulhan. Of Monticello; Juillard and
Martin, OF Gallup; Seux. OF San Juan;
Courbon. OF III RitO; Marilier, OF Taos;
Medina, Of Penssco; Fayet, Of San Miguel;
POuget. OF Las Vegas; Mayeux, Of Pecos;
Demarest, OF Pens Blanca; Persyore, 5.
j.. and Mandslari, 3. D., OF Albuquerque;
DochOr, Of lsleta; Ralliere, OF Tome;
Martin, OF La Joya; Grom and Collier, Of
SOcorro; Defouri aud RabeyrOlles, OF Las
Vegas; Picard and Gallon, OF Mora; Ri
Dera, OF Sapello; Balland and Barau. 4
Chaparito; Alberne. OF Puerto de Luna;
Capihyn, y. J., OF Las Vegas; Quetu and
Oily, OF Arizona; Vicar General Four.
chegn and Fathers Gilbert0n, Deraches,
Gauthier and Haelterman, Of Santa Fe.
Immediately after reaching the cathe.
lral the priests went to the sscristy and
put on csssock and surplice. The process
sion entered the cathedral by the front
portal, with the band preceding and
playing III inspiring march. Then came
the altar boys and the cr0ssbearer. The
priests followed and after them came
Bishop Ma'z and other church digni.
taries. and Archbishop Bourgade clad Ia
the archbishOp's vestments. with mitre
md crook. -Four Pensioners carried the
baldachin under which he marched
up the center aisle TO the altar
After the priests had taken theif
position within the altar railing
the choir sang "kcee Sacerdos. Nical
deneral f0urchegu followed by sihgint
he "Versicles' and the "Oremus.' ia
ther j. b. Fayetees, OF SAL Miguel. reaf
the pope's brief. or bull, appointing
Archbishop Bourgade 10 THIS diocese
The document was u lengthy u ant
written In Latin. After the reading o
the brief vicar deneral foufchegn form
ally relinquished his authority a. admin
istrstor OF the archdiocese. which posi-
ton he had held during the i~nterregnum
He Addressed eloquent words OF welcome
TO the archbishop n gave a welcome II
the name OF the clergy OF the archdiocese
In the name OF the people OF Santa NJ
and all the people OF New Mexico. tn,
vicar general spoke in Spanish.
Archbishop B0urgade replied feelingl!
speaking first In Spanish and then II
English. He said he was too deepl.
moved by the Significance OF his install
lation and the welcome given him 10 b
able to express his feelings properly
A heavy task and responsibility ha,
been placed upon him, but he knew tina
the great Father In Heaven would sup
port him TO keep near the high standar
expected OF the father OF the arch die
cese. He asked Indulgence for the weak
nesses OF himself IA a man, and urge
his hearers rather TO look upon him n
what God desired him to represent. II
greeted those who were not member
of his fold AZ brethren, He said ther
meet those OF another faith In fraterni