The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-05
DR.. MOONEY AUXILIARY BISHOP
ARCHBISHOP'S CHOICE WILL
soon BE SUBMITTED TO ROME,
The Archbishop Has Obtained PERMITS.
sion to do ~ Such Five Omciai Acts
Pending lnstailation--One Next Mon.
day and Two Christmas Week.

usS ana TWO christmas Week.
Archbishop John NJ Farley will recon-
mend to the Pope the appointment Of Mgr
Joseph +. Mooney for Auxiliary Bishop
OF the Roman Catholic Diocese OF New
York, AZ the Archbishops recomne nda-
lion is always accepted, there is now no
doubt that Mgr. Mooney will succeed to
the place which Archbishop Farley vacates
20 assume his higher office. Archbis shop
Farley waits only to be installed as the
successor Of the late Archbishop Corrigan,
when he will send his formal indorsen ent
TO Rome. The news was generally known
10 the clergy yesterday.
Mgr. Mooney is the rector Of the Church
81 the Sacred Heart in West Fifty-first
street. He is vicar general of the diocese
and bis name was in the list of three names
which the irremovah!e rectors and consul
tors sent TO Rome and from which the
Archbishop was chosen. He is a warm
hie. q of Archbishop Farley ard his selec-
ton will be popular with tie priests of tie
diocese He will retain his place a. rector
4 the Sacred Heart While Archbishop
Farley was Auxiliary Bishop he was rector
of st. Gabrielle
Archbishop Farley has received from
'A' wv 10 ItTlCllll I'VE
acts As Archbishop pending his installation.
When he was rotifed Of his appointment
by the Pope he wrote to Rome for this
Glthor''y, knowing that there would be
ONE clay in his conservation. A cable
gram from the Pope bestowed this authority
ca him and it was followed by an official
90, melt. The i've acts are not described
Htd til" Archbishop is at liberty 10 Use
tE,.c I ver- a. he pleaSes
The first nontifical act will be done next
Monday when. at the Cathedral of St. Pat.
rick, the Archbishop will celebrate mass.
IL Is the feast of the Immaculate Concep-
lion. or course the Archbishop has said
mass every day since lac was appointed,
hut this will I've the first time he will be a
celebrant rs the occupant Of his new Office.
The second pontiica act will take place
thristmas week. II will go TO Dulrwoodie,
the seminary founded and 80 we'll sustained
by the late Archbishop Corrigan. and will
ordaln the new priests who will then be
graduated from the institution. He could
do Ibis as Auxiliary Bishop, but he will use
one of his five powers on that occasion
A third exercise Of the Papal privilege will
be on Christmas Day, when le will pon,if-
cate az the high mas at the Cathedral Il
is unlikely that lie will have To exercise lie
other two powers with which the Pop. has
endowed him, for by that time the palliun
will be here and the trclb ,shop's instaila-
ton will b. ordered without delay
with four huge amethysts, which is the
insignia Of an Archbishop. l. is being
made in the convent Of The nuns of -.
Agnes, a clustered order in Rome. A
lamb, which was selected on Easter Sunday
and shearcd on the feast IF ST Agnes, sup
piled the wool from which the pallum is
woven. II was expected that the Rev.
Father Dougherty, who came from Rome
short time ago, would bring 1t with him.
but be repariedI hat II WIS TO, done Some
American priest from Rome will hiring
A legate always brings Cardinals hat,
but any priest may b" the bearer Of the
pallium.
Until he has been vested with tho palliu m
Archbishop Farley may not don any of the
other vestments Of his Office, so that he will
not be seen in the robes of an Archbishop
until the day he is installed
As the Archbishop rray select the officers
Of his own installation, cithcr Cardinal
Gibbons, Papal Delegate r'alconio or Bishop
NCQuaid of Rochester, the senior Bishop
Of the diocese. may he chosen To oficate
at the conservation of Archbishop Farley,
and it is possible that all three viii attend
An examination Of all eligible priests for
tho vacant irremovabe rectorat AZ Of 81.
GABRIEL and St Peters Of Plat sburgh has
been ordered by tho Archbishop. The first
r'c,orate l. made vacant by the promotion
of Archbishop Farley. tn" second Ivy the
death of Father Milan few weeks ago.
To TO oigihi" n priest must have been
rri"st ton years ar \ a pastor three years.
Both posts are regarded a. very desirable,
rarticulsrly ~" on" which Archbishop
Farley vacar"S
Tie examining board consists Of several
l--"noyahle -""tOrs ana the Archbishop.
tn" board names three candidates from
whom the Archbishop selects the appointee.
The archiepiscopnl residence in Madison
GVcnu" l. being thoroughly ovcrhauled
VIII not move in until he has been indicted
INTO Office