The Irish standard., 1905-06-17
men and private citizens passed i'll re-
view beside the casket.
NINETEEN ORDAINED,
Impressive Ceremonies Held at St
PauI's Seminary,

! PauI's Seminary.
k The three days ceremonies which
marked the close OF the scholastic wear
lat St. Paul's seminary ended SATURDAY.
when nineteen students were ordained
priests and twcny-seven were Or
lalned su5-deacons. On Friday eleven
had been made deacons, eighteen had
received minor orders and ,wcntv-iour
had received the tonsure.
The ceremonies OF ordination were
begun a, O'Clock Saturday morning.
Before mass the semnarians and the
ordillandi went in procession to the
chapel. The new St. Marys chapel,
recently consecra,ed. was decorated
with palms and flowers. The sub
deacons were ordained first. Arch
bishop Ireland performed the cere-
monies. and was assisted by Rev.
Father Hebron and Rev. Father Rear
don, The most impressive part of the
ceremony was the chanting OF the
litany, during which all the candidates
fprostrated before the altar. Following
this was the vesting OF the candidates.
! the slb-deacons receiving the vest
| ments proper to the order. After this
(were said the prayers and chants
which constitute the ordination.
The ordination for priesthood came
last and the ceremony for this is more
| impressive. The candidates received
their vestments from the archbishop
and their hands were anointed with
oils. Then they took their vows and
received from the archbishop the chal-
ice and the powers OF priesthood. At
the close he gave the blessing to all
| those ordained and TO the others pres
ent, and the procession returned from
the chapel.
Arrived at the main building. the
priests removed their robes and re-
ceived congratulations from their
friends. After the noon intermission
the students read their class notes in
the a,lla maxima and the archbishop
made the closing address. He adj
dressed them on the duties OF priest
hood and congratulated them upon
their choice OF profession and on their
devotion during the six years OF study
Those ordained tothc priesthood and
the dioceses to which they will be sent
are: Joseph Corrigan, ST. Paul; Will
liam kearns. Omaha; Eugene Rowan,
St. Paul; Stanisaus 1cick. Duluth
William Torpey, Duluth; Michael
Ryan, San Francisco; John X. Power.
St. Paul; John Treacy. St. Paul; John
Dillon, St. Paul; Patrick O'Connor,
San Francisco; John Moore. Omaha
James McMurrow, Boston; Joseph
Judnic, Lead; Edmund O'Hara, Ore
gon City; Nicholas Pciffcr. Davcn-
port; Luke Murphy. Sioux Falls
Joseph Narch. ST. Paul: Martin Dor
ing, St. Paul.
The sub deacons, who will be or
dained to the priesthood next year.
are: lrcncus Jork;l. Omaha: Edward
Howard. Dubuque; Francis Lang. ST..
Paul; Paul Kuppcrschnlt Winona !;
Timothy Crowley. St, Paul: Alfred
Germ. St. Paul; Henry Mucnstcrman,
Omaha: Henry Pomige. St. Paul ::
Alexander Mcdonald. Fargo: Bar,ho-
lei1lc PincLvar. Syracuse: Bernard
| ,cudtnc. Dubuuuc: Walter Waugh.
Dubuque; John Brci,bach. Dubuquc
John IIcl1ir. Dubuque: Michael Hart
gan, Dubuque: Joseph Qucrin. Du
buquc: Alfred Tcbcau. Dubuque:
l-onis Gmeindcr Winona; Edward
/ Meyer Sioux City; John kcttlcr,
SIOUX Falls; Patrick Maloy, Du-
buquc; Thomas Collins. Dubuque:
Vincent Bozja. ST. Paul; Richard Sal
mon, Sioux Falls: Paul Perigord. St.
Paul; Valentine Schiiircr. St. Paul