New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-28
MANY PRELATES ATTEND
Message from the Pope Read at
Eucharist Congress-

The third General EUcharistic conrres. IRA.
opened yesterday morning with a solemn Ponttacel
mass AT ST. Patrick's Cathedral Tn. congress- xiii
last three days the business sessions takin, r,acs
IN The Cathedral College Hall, I'm Nas,sonsvs
pope Plus \. a special mark OF his favor bs,
granted three special indulgences TO the faithful
attending these seryices-a plenary Indulgence one
Of seven years and seven quarantines and one Of
,bree hundred days. The Pope. by a special letter
has commended the spirit OF the congress- The
message was delivered 10 the delegates consisting
a over one thousand priests, half a dozen arch
bishops fully score Of bishops and numerous
,nonsicnors by Archbishop Falconio Apostolic
DELEGATE 10 the United States.
RE object OF the congress is 20 systematic the
.s-iors Gevotions which Catholics practise toward
the Eucharist. Fourteen papers will be read by
clergyrnen The congress win close with tho adop-
-, OF special resolutions based on each paper
read. and The whole will be preserved in book form
as n memorial OF the congress
These congresses began twenty-five years ago in
FNrauce Fourteen have been held in Europe and
three IN the United Stntes-
The Cathedral was fttingly decorated yesterday
par OF the Cregorian- chant was sung by picked
choir Of rnen and boys. containing the best voices
~ the choirs Of ST Joseph's Seminary at Dun
,yoodie and Of the Cathedral College and School
under Professor Ungerer. The Interpretation was
OF the German variety OF the chant
After a procession OF the priests ana preiates
moss vas celebrated at 1870 a. by Archbishop
Farley with the Rev John Kellner as deacon. the
r2rv Thomas O'Connor as sub-deaoon and Mon
eicuor Edwards and Monsignor McGeah' oeaco's
Of honor Monsgnor Lavelle was assistant priest
end the masters OF ceremonies were Fathers hayes
ems eU,ss The sermon. The Holy EuchsFlst
in the Twentieth Century" which was me Key
,,ota Of the congress was delivered by Monsignor
Mooney. Vicar General OF New-York- Ee said In
part;
The EuGna 55d ali the glory OF the Church rs
meaning. its spleaoor o. aiig5,n Itself disappears.
puc nt, T the world sighed FOR God II IS the
nature of man 20 l9hs tJ I0T Tie most savage and
,5TcnIt,Ired nations and races but expressed tnat
Sedyer nateriasf although he thinks in Tie oP
posite direction. finds his heart and n's III neiry
-Sfch alone satisfied the human heart. GOO maze mace
OF nA ~ sang NY soul hath thrsted after the
strong living God: When shall come an r6at a 1Ps
,se placed in human nature by Himself by giving
he world His Divine son.
During the mass Monsignor Iavelle read the
Pores message.
pToPsr , e Mas sreso sancgs Beaedicus Aengs ns
or.-o-v 20 saluta-is ...........-..-.J- : gnEersr
Fostlude Toccater. Fugue . ~
Among the church dig1itaries occupying thrones
and coats on each side OF the main altar were
s--rbisbon. Pvan Of Philadelphia. and Elder OF
rvncfunati: Bishops Dunn OF Dallas, Tex; Macs.
~ C,oy1ngton Ky president and Protector OF me
Priests Eucharistc League) OConnor. OF 80
Ncponuel of Brooklyn; Ludden: OF y rtcuse' VI
-o1 ~ FI-f7alo and Cusack. OF New-l ork
Al the first session IN CathearaL .o14eEe ynsda
49, afternoon the address Of welcome was hiaIe
bv Archbishop FARLEY The congress was ioI i,1y
og3a1e6 IN T3ishop Macs A cable message or con-
yrrotT,la+i0n was sert the pope on the otIl-t
9s the congress Papers on Atiendance Al n" IT,
80 ssTqilr Visits we're read respectively; oN me
Pev r Neagle. Of Maiden. Mass. ana me f's'-
-, I ESrsy-ey & : :. r. OF Br9oklyn n ,,.
= srY,ing 10 an inquiry made BY Father Dousi-
ertv as 10 whether the congress representing nc
S,ts .rg5ee.tTs bishops and clergy OF the United
states intended enteriag protest against me pei
eecItion Of priests and Nuns by the trehch 80
sHer me question offhand because some OF me IN
-.,te5 rrersfes from distant parts or the country
had MOI Vet arrived. but, personally ne expressed
she wish that before the congress adjourned SUM
10 resolufions should ne passed denOunclIs me
zT-sncb government for its persecution ad banlsh-
MON, ~ nriests and sisters. He said also that true
ijberfv Vas in this country FOR God the church
and the soul =, -. -, -.
Father Frawiey in his paper SAID that ine iate
Archbishop Corrigan might be called a martyr De-
cause on a visit the tabernacle IN the SHADES OF
the evening he stumbled and sustained the INJURY
which resulted IN his death.