Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-14
on the first tins sincs Escalante...
the first white man to visit Utah,
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= largo cathedral Is to be dedicat-
I'd sunday. The dedication proper Is
ono of the most impressive Of exercises
held by the Roman Catholic church and
at $50 o'clock Sunday morning the
dedication services for st. Mary AIasda-
len cathedral VIII be held. Rt. Rev.
y Bishop o,Gonnell, ccsldjutor bishop OF
san Francisco will ofaciate,
The dedication procession will be one
Of tho nrettiast affairs of the kind seen
in tho west and VIII be composed Of 100
cho!r boys, 200 little girls dressed in
white, 40 priests, eight bishops. five
larchblshops and james Cardinal Glib
Z bons. the highest prelate in the church
in the United States.
Pontlflcal mass viii be held ut II.
Z. o'clock in the morning wtthFRt. Raw
Bishop Laurence Seaman. IN charge.
The morning sermon Will be preached
BY Archbishop ]. j.. Glennon Of St
Louis At GEO o'clock in t!la evening
yelpers and hcnediction Will he given
At this service TT. l.ev. Bishcp j. u
Z Il Il
Keane Of Cheyenne will preac.,.
For the morning services. the pro-
cession Of 1.-THE chl.drsn Viii form at the
old cathedral on secondNDast street and
will nlrch to the athedral,. singing the
Haydn TIE Deuin.n Seventy FIVE of
the children are from kearns' st. AIMS
orphanage, The music for both the
7 morning and evening; services Will be-
given by a choir Of 80 voices. With ~
j. Mcclellan at the organ; Mrs. Ed
ward Mciurrin, harp,s.; Edward Fitz-
patrick, Violin sololst, and the Salt
Lake synlnio.sy, Nora Gleason, direc-
to-.
On account OF the large number of
Catholics In the city and the seating
capacity or the cathedral is only !. 200,
4. has been decided to make the adj
riisston solely ~ ticket for both morn
8ing ana evening service. Some of the
fai:3ly pews have been placed at as
shish as SIS for bot, services. Other
seats will de thrown open to the pub
lie this alter.oon at prices ranging from
T s. to 50, Tickets will be In charge Of
Raw, w. X lsyan. w. j. Haloran. D.
a. Callahan and Clement schranim
DEDICATION cu1RE MoNY.
q n,ssoj following IS the form. OF the
ceremony t.,at Will be ussd in5the ded!-
o,tlans4of the church: #
,rha church should be stripped or all
Its ornaments, tho GLARS ahould he
.ba:e. and the neonla should BIO en-
Guided Until the blessing has been per-
formed. Thes, nons OF the worahlppcrs
will he edn!t:ed until after ,tno com
Hlet!an o. the sesv!ces outsids tho
church.
1r q Convenient place there should
he:
Altar crucllix,
SIX large esa!llesticEs with candles,
Mlyral ind Ftand,
Altar cards.
Altar bell,
Carpets nt least for tho hsEl, altar.
In tho sacrtsty there should be-:
Articles necessary for tho celebration
OF mass, 81.
Festments for the celebrnnt and asa
sistants OF the mass,
II the Blessed Sacrament ts to he
kept In the church, also a ciborium coli
tanning particles, lunula, key OF the
tabernacle, ahiut!on vase and finger
towel, III
In n room Of house In the vicinity
Of the church, or in the sacrlsty, there
should BE:
Vase containing holy water and sprin-
RE (bunch OF hyssop or other ilerbs);
3roressional cross. two candlesticks
with lighted c1ndles for the acolytes;
Ritual,
Large vessel containing holy water
with which the Htoups at the door. or
the church are filled after the blessing,
surplices for nil the minister's
Amice, alb. cinctue, white stole and
c!npe for the offlciant and biretta. The
fitual makes no mention of Il deacon OF
sub deacon; hence the assistants OF tito
ot1ciant do not wear the dalmatlc and
tunlc, but only surplices.
minister's necessary:
Holy water bearer,
Two acolytes.
Four or six chanters, 81
Book bearer.
Master of ceremonies.
Two assistants of the officiant. Be-
Eldes these. there may be altar boys and
visiting clergy.
ORDER OF, PROCESSION.
e At the appointed hour the visiting
clergy, chnnters, clerks and altar boys