New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
NEW JERSEY NEWS.
CONSIDERATION At NEWARh.
THE REV. J. j. o'coNNoR MADE BISHOP Or
THE DIOCESE OF NEWARK

THE REV. 7. J. O'CONNOR MAUI H1"'-0
THE DIOCESE OF NEWARK
The Rev John J. O'Connor of the Roman Cath-
ole diocese Of Newark was oonsecrateu' VIZ" ''.
pressive ceremonies. In ST. Patrick Ca'iieu.' ~ "
Newark yesterday. in the presence Oh %
semblage, which included about hve huluIeu % @
cIArsv Among them were two archbishops' tonr-
teen bishops. abbot, four monsisnuis an
number os deans and vtcars-general lieie M
also representatives of the Franclscah' Doii'
Renedictine Jesuit and other orders IN tue haDitS
Of their orders.
Archhishops Corrisan OF New-York and Ryan OF
Philadelphia were attended by their chapiains-
The bishops present Burke, cr Albany h.uNZ
den. of Syracuse; Prendergast Oh nc So, -
Gabriels of Ogdensburg n. Y; BevinS' OK SPINS
field Mass; Quisley OF Buffalo; F1tzmofris' oi
Erie McQuaid of Rochester; Shanahan Oh mar al US
burg. Penn: Hoban. of Scranton PENN NC , -
of Trenton, and Kiely, of Savannah tna' "
monsignors were Seton of Jersey CITY; heiireuy'
of syracuse N Y: Barrett of Brooklyn. and Ed
wards of New-York. Monsignor Doane' Oh Nem n
ark is in Europe The abbot was Hilary OF St
Thsre Was large crowd in the neighborhood Of
the cathedral when the prelarg5s aar5sorsT residence
to the church Archbishop Corrigan the conse ,nse.
Grating preae same last eeorRs Ryan oecSped
throne with the bishops and monsignors pehhe De ma
eanctuarS With the ponticais red and gold the
bishop elect standing @ t0 up and was attended, b
Bishops Mcdonnell and McFaul, as assistant r CON
as been vesed Tedr coTgan him
self at tire altar and the candidate was leo 1oI
ward for the preliminary examldauon. me naS ~
Candidate knelt and pronounced his oath OF hdeity
and duty. An examination on questions OF @ Ialtn
the celebration of a low mass, and Bishop OCon-
nor went another altar and joined IN the mass;
Before doing he received and put on the pectora
concluded the bishop again led oy the preSent.
ing bishops to the archbishop, when after oref
ceremonai the archbishops ana 6isnops ana m tbs t,
altar steps The chanters began the Li.aay or Iile
Saints, ard the assembled priests intoned the re-
the holy chrism and received the crozier ana the
episcopal ring. after they had been blessed by the
archbishop. The book of the Gospels was then
blessed and the kiss of peace given The arch-
bishop and bishops then proceeded to separate
secrating bishops. Bishop OConnor next advanced
and offered the two small loaves of bread, two
lighted @ tsPers I and two tiny barrels o{ wne SYM SYM
nony the new bishop was seated upon the throne,
the episcopal staff was placed in his hands and
the choir sang the '"Te Deum.'
The bishop then passed through the church.
carrying his crozfer. and his episcopal bless
ing to the people. When he returned to the altar
and monsignors saluted the bishop. At the
conclusion of the mass all the clergy went to the
Quaid preached the sermon. During the ceremonial
cessional
At the close of the service the clergy and invited
guests proceeded TO the auditorium where n ban
quet was served Six hundred were laid.
Bishop O'ConnCr the host. He wore the purple
ordinary attire. All the archbishops sat on the
right and left of the bishop. After the banquet
Bishop O'Connor purse of 5000 on behalf of the
priests of the diocese. Bishop O'Connor acknowl-
edged the gift in a few words Remarks were
made by other priests and at intervals orches-
ira played selections