The times., 1901-04-08
ELEVATION OF MARTINELLL.
The Ceremonies of His Tnvestiture
as n Cardinal.

BALTIMORE April THE investiture
of Archbishop Marinelii, the Papal Dele
gate, as Cardinal of the Holy Roman
Church, will take place at the Cathedral,
baltimore. on Sunday, May 5. 1t is now
fully expected that the next Papal Con-
sistory will take place at the Vatican
not later than April 10, which Will give
ample time for the messengers from the
Vatican to reach Baltimore before May
with the red cap or zuchetta.
The zuchetta will be brought to the Uni
ted States, as is customary. by one OF the
Swiss guards attached TO the Papal house
hold. 1T will be delivered to the new car
dinal at the Apostolic Legation at Wash
ington. as it was delivered several years
ago to Cardinal SatolIi. Extensive pre-
parations are in progress to make the
event one of the most impressive that has
ever taken place at the historic Cathedral
of Baltimore.
Archbishop Ryan, of Philadelphia, vii!
deliver the sermon on the occasion, and
invitations Will be issued TO the leading
prelates and diviues of the church in this
country Cardinal. Gibbons will oticiate
at the ceremonies of the inyestiture, and
he may pOntifieate.
The ceremonies will include grand
procession from the residence of Cardinal
Gibbons to the Cathedral, in which the
400 students at Mount Mary's Seminary,
the visiting prelates. and ciergymen, the
| clergy of Baltimore, the students from
the Catholic University, the Cardinal
! elect and the members of the Apostolic
Delegation. Cardinal Gibbons and his at
! tending clergy and numerous acolytes will
| take part.
| Members of many orders viii also par
| ticipate, including the Augustinian monks
| in their sombre gowns, the Order OF
Mary, the Christian Brothers, the Fran
! ciscans in their brown habits, the white
robed Dominicans, the Jesuits, and the
| Redemptorists. 1t is estimated that tO0J
! ecciesiastics will be present.
The fact that Archbishop MartineDi is
/ himself a member of the Augustinian Or
! der adds interest to the ceremony. Prior
| to his selection by the Pope as the sue
] cessor of Cardinal Satolli as Apostolic
| Delegate to the United States he was
| Prior General of the Hermits of st. Au-
| gustine, and still, despite the fact that
he is an Archbishop, wears the black
| robes of that order.
After the procession enters the Cathe-
dral ON the day of the ceremony the semi
narians and the other ecclesiastics will
! occupy places IN the sanctuary of the
| sacred edifice. A prominent figure in the
sanctuary will be the officer OF the Noble
Swiss Guard. He will stand on the right
| of the altar we'll down toward the front
| and will wear the uniform of his corps
which is of scarlet and gold He will
| wear his helmet throughout the cere-
| rnony, except at the elevation of the
Host, and viii stand erect with drawn
| sword.
In the sanctuary In front of the altar
| viii be placed small table. on which vii
! lie the documents from Rome declaring
| Archbishop Martinelli a Cardinal of the
| Holy Roman Church, and the red beratta
which has also come from Rome. The
| ceremony will begin with the reading o.
the letter from the auditor of the Vaticar
| to DR.. MartinelH, announcing his selection
! for the Cardinalate This will be followed
| by the reading OF the Pope's letter t'
| Cardinal Gibbons. delegating TO him the
| honor of investing the new Cardinal witt
| the insignia.
Cardinal-eIect NartinelH win then ad
vance to the front OF the throne of Card
nal Gibbons. who will place upon his hea'
the zuchetta or skull cap. The new Cardi
nal will then adaress-the asseiisp4aS7g 7ti a., an
| retire 10 the sanctuary Where ne VIII uoi
the Cardinals robes
| The pontiica1 high mass will follow, tn
! music being of the most impressive nature
1t will be rendered by the seminary ou, cIloli
| of the mass, and by the grand mixed choi
| of 100 male and female voices.
| Archbishop Martinelli will be reieVGd a
| once of the duties of the Apostohc l'ele
CATION. and will be recalled 10 rome
where he no doubt win be entrusted Wit
| some responsible position at the vatican