New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
DEPENDS UPON PRIESTHOOD

here we have what no European country can boast
ofMfreedom OF speech freedom to practise our
DEPENDS UPON PRIESTHOOD.
Then the Cardinal turned to the clergy and said:
The OF the Catholic religion in this
try depends upon the personal purity of the priest
tinue to do in the future what it has done in the
past-bestow upon the people all the manifestations
and service for which they were made and or
dained.
L can you that the spirit OF fraternity of
the bond Of union between that body the clergy
and the laity never stronger than 1t IS to-
day. l hope that this will continue.
Cardinal Logue then followed with speech and
repeated what he has said on several occasions
that he had such beautiful ceremonies
such admirable devotion and such manifestation
OF faith he had witnessed in this city He said:
II have said 1t before and l repeat 1t. the future
of the Catholic Church remains with America
Then ne continued in humorous way: Il
getting DID, gentlemen. l nad intended to return
to Ireland, but 1 do not know whether you will
allow me to 1 will tell you frankly, should
be satisfied in my old age to get quiet little spot
in America and settle down there for the rest of
my life"
Addresses were also made by Archbishops Ire
land and Farley. Edward D. MCGUIRE Charles G.
Herbermann and Joseph F. Daily.
MASS FOR DEAD PRELATES
Interest in the ceremonies Of the centenary ceIe-
bration divided yesterday between St. Pat
ricks Cathedral and Holy Cross Church. in West
42d street At the cathedral there a pontifcal
mass requiem IL O'Clock for the deceased
preates and priests of the diocese Bishop John
j. OConnor. of Newark, the Celebrant; Mon
signor Swift, assistant priest the Rev. DR.. Snnot,
deacon, and the Rev. William B. Martin S. T. l.,
sub-deacon. Auxiliary Bishop Cusack delivered
eulogy of the dead. Archbishop Farley and all the
visiting prelates, except the Irish Cardinal, par
ticpated in the services, and as on the day previ-
ous the cathedral crowded to the doors. The
liturgical ceremonies of the centenary observance
rin lie 1ivc wifi
of the Sacred Heart. Bishop Cotton will be
the celebrant. and the sermon will be preached by
the Rev William O'Bren Pardow, s. J.
Second only in Importance to the ceremonies at
the cathedral were those at Holy Cross Church. in
the morning. There were gathered the former
students of old Maynooth College, banded to-
gether by the Maynooth Union. the president of
which Is the Rev DR.. Morgan Nj. Sheedy. of Al
toona Cardinal Logue occupied a throne during
the ceremonies. Maynooth is Of the oldest ed
ucational institutions in Ireland, and out of 1t
have come some of the foremost leaders of Cath
olicity in all parts of the world. Cardinal Logue
was, before his elevation 10 the Sacred college,
one of its professors. and still later dean Of the
college The reunion OF the American graduates
of that institution therefore of special inter
est to him. There about two hundred priests
in this country who were educated in Maynooth'
and one of the most scholarly American church
men In day. Bishop England, reoiced In calling
Maynooth his alma mater
CARDINAL LOGUE TALKS.
Bishop Browne was the ceebrant of pontifcal
mass and Monsignor McCready, rector of Holy
Cross Church. welcomed the alumni The Rev. ID.
J. I.avery was deacon and the Rev Francis D.
O'Hare. of Newry Ireland, sub-deacon- Ihe cnli-
dren's choir of Holy Cross Church sang the parts
OF the mass. Cardinal Losue. in his hrst puohc
utterance from any pulpit in this country, said
NV Dear Brethren: Your pastor and my old
college friend has asked me to ffw T0Tds fnd
ZION I assure you that if l could give adequate
expression to my feelings al ms & tie .e the
opportunity does not allow; My brethren, l cams %
here prepared to find ra fanhn. e eIpemptcaton Of
another Penfecost l here expecting to find find
PPeSPPHg 81 the s words Of God in tongue
saw f5 this city in Your magnificent Cathedral
Tuesday Once I was in st. Peters Rome; Wnen
the pope & to be- xg to thoussnd present
But the gathering Of Tuesday ys Was and
daughters of St Patrick in that great sather1ng @
such scene again until we get TO heaven unit
reach another life
DINNER FOR IRISH CARDINAL
The Maynooth Union gave reception and dinner
later in the day. the Hotel Astor. for the lrlsh
Cardinal and Bishop Browne. of Coyne. An 1iiu-
,,,sted address was presented TO the Cardinal and
Bishon Browne by Or. Sheedy in behalf or the
Maynooth Union in the United States. Al'er re-
calling the distinguished service or the Oarninal
ard F,shop Browne their faith and their coun-
trv the address told of the Work VI May h'o'ii
men in this country, as follows;
Nav we also remind your eminence ana your
lordship that on this side OF I~6tb me nriasts
iSaye been not a few works of Maylootl PTlestss
nn6 hishops? In every ecclesiastical province OF
fbe country they have left the impress OF thelr
iasrntng zeal and piety. st. Louis ana Chlcago'
New YORK and San Francisco almost enely ul1- !1
go IN the states. much TO the Maynooth
Dories+ and bishop. The names of Archblshops
Kenrick and Feehan held promlnent plarT fst IN
1be American hierarchy, while among the pres.
hood living and dead. numbered many NnoSe
memories are in benediction 1t Is ehllfient!y
rnocnn that New York much, very nuch, 10
,rr,agG a. the church in America owes much.
fndeed to ireland; the Primatial See OF Arlndsl
has piyen TO this great Archdiocese OF New ! orh
not only the illustrious Archbishop now so nap.
III and successfully directing its destin1es' put
also that other child of Armagh, BlSnoP ooli
n1i2 tha second bishop of the original Diocese of
%eu York And your Diocese of Coynei my lor9
RfShon gave us one of the great bishops OF
America Bishop Michael OConnor the hrst
hisLon Of Pjttsburg. while the neighborlng liocese
nf cork gave . the American Church that 9rlshs
ecclesiastical lumnary Bishop - t-nglanq oi
CharIeston So, the ancient Church OF Ire Ire
Land and to the great College of Maynootn thls
naw and nourishing Church in the United states
is largely indebted
Cardinal Logue and Bishop Browne responded
to the address, the Cardinal recalling IN d