The Irish standard., 1908-06-06

Rev. D. j. Riordan, Rev. John J. Law
ler. the Most Rev. John j. Glennon.
Rev James G. Byrne, Rev. Humphrey
Moynehan, the Most Rev. Alexander
Christie. Rev. ]. M. Cleary, Rev. George
A. Arctander, Rt. Rev S. ortynski,
Rev. Henry Jajewski. Rev. Francois
Hrachovsky Rt. Rev. Richard Scan
nell, Rev. T. ]. Gibbons. Rev. John
Dolphin. Rt. Rev. Thomas Bonnacum,
Rt. Rev. James Trobec, Rev. jeremiah
Harrington, Rev. John Rynda, Rt. Rev.
John Foley, Rev. Jerome Heiter, o.
s. B., Rev. Thomas E. Cullen, Rt. Rev.
John J. Hennessey, Rev Robert j. Fits-
gerald, Rev. Paul Rulquin, Rt. Rev.
James McGolrick, Rev. John Andre,
Rev. Ambrose McNulty, Rt. Rev. Joseph
B. Cotter, Rev. Charles Corcoran, Rev.
Francois x. Bajec, Rt. Rev. John Shan.
ley Rev. Patrick o'Neill, Rev. Fran
cois Jager. Rt. Rev. james schwebach,
Rev. P. M. Jung, Rev. Cornelius Mo-
Dewitt. Rev. Michael Quinn, Rev. John
Ryan, Rt. Rev. John Fftzmaurice Rev.
L. Cosgrove, Rev. Joseph Havorka, Rt.
Rev. John stariha, Rev. Anthony
Ogulin, Rev. jeremiah O'Connor, Rt.
Rev. Philip ]. Garrigan, Rev. Casimfr
Koblinski. Rev. Patrick F. O'Brien,
Rt. Rev. Charles ]. o'Reilly. Rev. Fran
co.'s savey. Rev. Damascus Richard.
Rt. Rev. James Davis. Rev. Thomas
Gleeson, Rev. Simon N. odone. Rt.
Rev. Thomas F. Lillis, Rev. Thomas
Printon, Rev. William Hart.
In the speakers section of the stand
Governor johnson had as his guests
Mrs. Johnson, Miss Brackett and Miss
o'Brien of st. Paul: with James ]. Hill
were his wife. his daughters. Misses
Rachael and Clara Hill, Mr.. and Mrs
w. j. Hill and Mr.. and Mrs. g. +.
Slade, st. Paul: Mayor James c.
Haynes, Mrs. Haynes, their daughter,
Miss Ruth Haynes. and Leslie Carpen-
ter, Minneapolis
In closing his address Archbishop
Ireland said:
"And SO. fair city Of Minneapolis.
az thou wouldst be great and good, take
unto thyself Christ and His Kingdom
Put the faith in His words; instill His
love into thy heart: make Of His pre-.
cepts thy law and rule. And, that It be
known that He is thy master, that His
teachings and Commandments be ever
present to the minds Of thy people.
that His grace inundata their souls.
build unto Him temples, wherein His
name shall be invoked, His gospel
preached, and His graces dispensed to
souls. Great thou art in all the things
that lead to earthly wealth and splen-
dor and greater as. years 90 by, shalt
thou be in those things. until in ma
terial glory and commercial triumph
few the cities on American continent
that will be put into comparison with
thee. But know well. fair city. that
other things than those of wealth and
material splendor are needed to make
thee. truly great and zood-the things
Of God-the things Of Christ. What is
the life Of man, whence it's true gram
deur and peace, it Righteousness does
not prevail? And Righteousness comes
not from granite and marble, from
railroad or factory, from counting
house or museum, nor even from libra
ry or lecture hall. from school or uni
versity If there discourse is only upon
matter and the possibilities OF matter.
if there the human soul, In final adjudi-
cation, is told that its reliance Is it's
own strength and that no power is
there above it to uplift 1t from the
slime Of earth. and renew it in the
throbbing of a life descending from the
very paradise OF the Almighty.
Build, then. temples to God and to
Christ, and thither lead the multitudes
in worship and in prayer that they
come nearer to heaven and take into
their souls its graces and inspirations.
1t Is the solemn teaching Of history. no
less than that OF our own reason and
experience that without religion. there
is no strong and stable morals; and
without morals. no social organism
however mighty in material achieve
ments will prosper and endure.
Build temples to God and to Christ
and within their sacred precincts be
preached the gospel Of Christ, as Christ
preached it, as the apostles repeated IT,
without care whether 1t be to the
Jews stumbling block or unto the
Gentiles foolishness,' not one tithe
taken from it, nor a dogma or a pre-
cept shorn Of it's severe meaning. o,
mintmized of it's import to caress ths
inattentive ear. Or lessen the sting OF