The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-05-24
VERY SOLEMN AND
IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIES
sacraments of Holy Communion and
Confirmation Received by Eighty
Children at st. Mary's Cathedral.

On last Sunday the children of the
cathedral parish received their hrSt
holy communion a the 8 o'clock mass
Rev. Father Kelly celebrated the mass
and preached the sermon, which was
expressly for the children. He eX-
planned to them the meaning of the
Blessed Eucharist. and the bearing
that its worthy receiving would have
on their future lives. Everything sur
rounding the services was impressive
Just before going to the altar, one
of the little pupils from st. Mary S
academy read in a clear, distinct voice
the Acts for Holy Communion. The
music by the childrens choir was very
touching. Miss Clara Fafek was the
little soloist, and her beautiful voice
made a deep impression on ALL
The young girls chorus of twelve
selected sang 20 Bread of Heaven by
| Adams, with mucn feeling. The entire
chorus then rendered 20 Mary, Dear
Mother" by Bordese.
AT IL o'clock solemn pontifcaI high
mass was celebrated by Ri. Rev Bish-
OPP Seaman, assisted by Rev. Father
Kelly. deacon; Rev. Father Curran,
sub-deacon, and Rev. Father Begley,
master of ceremonies. The music was.
as usual on an important festival, very
elaborate The programme was as fol-
| lows:
| Introductory Voluntary .....Schumann
Second Mass in D.. ...........G anss
Offertory, 40 Salutaris" hatfield
Miss Lottie Owen.
Benediction .............'......... Brown
Mr. r. c.. Dunbar.
''Veni Creator Spiritus" lila Hache
Mrs. G. E. Curtis, Mr.. A. Whiteman,
Mr.. G. H. West.
T,biIac NToroL, INa1s
Soloists-Mrs o. T. Carlson. Miss
Owen, Mrs. G. E. Curtis. Miss Har-
ley; Messrs. Al Whiteman, R. c.
Dunbar, G. H. West and j.. P. Muir
ply
At the end of the mass the right rev.
erend bishop conferred the papal bless
ing, and, then delivered one of the most
eloquent and impressive sermons that
has ever been heard in the cathedral.
At the close of the sermon the bishop
administered the confirmation to
eighty boys and girls. During the
ceremony the choir sang the 'fVeni
Creator" by La Hache.
The names of the seventy-one con-
firmed are as follows:
Mary Agnes Cooney. Mary McNam-
ara, Helen Mona Conroy, Margaret
Elizabeth Daily, Katherine Agatha
Murphy, Edna Rose Egan, Fay Maria
Robinson, Alice Agnes Volmer, Mar
garet Maria Kilkenny, Clara Maria
Kilkenny, Ethel Maria Frisbee, Maude
Josephine Egan, Mary Ann Smedley,
Eileen Louisa Ensign, Mary Juliette
Carson, Ethel Maria Berkhoff. Naomi
Magdalena Sauer, Margaret Maria
Lynch, Mercedes Cecilia Edwards, Ma
bel Catherine Hunt, Elizabeth Maria
Pope, Margaret Ellen Conroy, Maria
hnt nfTnna,. Ana 10
Davi, Alice Helena Scott, Martha Te-
resa Coleman, Mary Elizabeth Healy,
Clare Maria Little, Mary Philomena,
Lynch, Caroline Ignatia Burrows, Jul
liza Maria Flynn. Elizabeth Maria Cap |
linger, Jennie Maria Knoll, Nellie Ma
ria Carr, Mary Mildred Wrightson.
Gertrude Catherine Neuhausen, Ellen |
Mary Townley, Louisa Cecilia Parsons, |
Florence Cecilia Anakin, Alice Mary |
Townley, Rose Cecilia Pergrosse Mar |
garet Agnes McDonough, Ruth Maria |
Fitzgerald, Clara Mary Stevenson, |
Martha Catherine Warner, Edith Te- |
resa Costello, Josephine Beneta Mon
roe
Boys: Francis Peter McDermott,
Leslie John Sullivan. Maurice Kane,
Charles C. Bintz. Thomas Stephen Fee
ney, Ray Dennis Coleman Philip Pat
rick Baron, Hugh Aloysius Townley.
Blaine Thomas Sullivan Thomas Alloy
sius Brockelbrank, Harry Joseph Ste
venson, Thomas Michael Swoape. Ed
ward Theodore Snyder, Bernard Han
son, William Joseph Buckley, Elmer
Joseph Pattinson. James Vincent Egan,
William Joseph Graves, Michael
SCHNEIDER, Michael Fitzgerald, Arnold
Morris Wall, Anthony Urban Dederich,
William Joseph Kryder, James Henry
7 r1oI, To- |
seph Boyle, Edward Joseph Riede.
Joseph Hutchinson, Edward
Joseph Calvin, Edward Joseph Egan,
Edward Aloysius Martin, Thomas
Aloysius Kelley, Harland Aloysius Van
Ness, Edward Aloysius Colvin, John
Thomas Galligan, Alfred Thomas Des-
bro.