The Washington herald., 1909-03-18


in ST Patrick's Church yesterday. in
vas accompanied by all the splendor of
'ftual which attends the most solemn
rites OF the Catholic church.
Right Rev Owen B. Corrigan, D. D.
auxiliary bishop Of the Archdiocese Of
Baltimore. pontifcated. Rev. Paul Grif-
9Th, pastor Of St. Augustine's Church,
VAS the assistant priest Rev Charles
NJ Bart. pastor Of St. Theresa's Church,
md Rev. Clarence E. Wheeler. pastor OF
he Church OF the Holy Comforter. were
3eacons OF the mass.
Rev. George A. Dougherty. Of the
catholic University; Rev. William J. Car
oil. OF St Patrick's. and Charles Fisher.
II that church, acted as masters Of cere-
monies
The Guard of Honor.
The men OF the League OF the Good
shepherd and members OF the Ancient
order OF Hibernians acted as guards OF
sonor for the ecclesiastical procession.
which formed IN the rectory and entered
ne church by way OF Tenth street
Representatives Of various Catholic or
Sanizstions occupied seats in the center
isle. The music Of the mass. with full
orchestra accompaniment, was sung by
he mixed voice and sanctuary choirs OF
st. Patrick's Church. under the leader
snip Of Prof Armand Gumprecht Prof.
Anton Gloetzner presided at the organ
and Harry T. Hall was in charge Of the
sanctuary choir.
The programme included:
e7t,7
'rooessionaI Faith Of Our Fathers Cans
Tr1duale. ECCe Pslis' Ci01nOd
frsTtOTy- Are NeTlm Csuilmant
VEN tTeaioT .........-.-.......... .SingenbeTEer
Lnioia le Portals tiOInod
Hsrs Hars! My Soul Richardson
Mixed choir:
roSsssoaal march from the csleb5ated suite in
nat--- --------------- -------------------F LAchlier
During the vesting Of the bishop Unfold Ye
Portals iron The Redemption , .--.... .GOuDod
The Mass. Desserts in L minor complete.
The proper Of the mass:
"Missa stata." belonging TO the feasts of bishops
Reoessionzl hymn 10 St. Patrick. Hail Glorious
Apostle
Rev. Mr.. Martins Sermon.
Rev. William B. Martin. S T. l.. OF the
Cathedral. New York City. preached the
sermon, in the course Of which he said:
The glory Of the Catholic Church is manifested
IN our missionaries and as Christ worked on the
world through His apostles. 50 the church works
through her missionaries. She knows o. no Older
10 better. no way of preaching the truth than
ny the ministry of men whom She has conarnis-
-ioned 10 preach in her name
Before the time of Christ governments we're
,ornaed bv conquest Labor and philosophy but his
t0ry shows the strength u the soldier thu cunning
Z the laW-giver and the wisdom of the thinker are
1capabie of supporting governments mRdo BIZ man
ma founded on human passions The social history
Europe SHOWS that decay disr1ption and death
hWays oTertake governments not founded on Christ
Pre-eminent among the great teachers stands the
nan whom a multitude q men still honor and
whose name has broUght Us together in love ana
aeronon-the great apostle Of Ireland ST. Patrick.
here - something srand and patriarchial about
s. Patrick; he Is The founder of one u the most
lasting and vital n spritual kingdoms Il nav n.
hat the legends that surround his name seem 20
mt MIN above the plane of the commonplace but
ro know enough n his life 70 Justify or admin
ion and devotion
He was bom in the year s7s. sold into caDtiritv
n the year s0i. and remained in slavery until the
year 40 Between the years 40 and ais he re-
NAMED Slccessi' elv IN Briton. France and Rome
1e received the call IN 432 10 Ireland where he
remained 10 463 the date Of his death. We viii
lot concern ourselves with the legend q love Of A
great people has cast around his name: tuna We
-ather 20 the work and Character n the man. for
he work Is greater than any question of date or
birth. We leave this 10 the students and scholars.
Luncheon by DIR. Russell
Following the ceremonies. Bishop Cor
rigan and the priests received the con-
gregation IN Carroll Hall. In honor OF
Bishop Corrigan. Rev. Dr. Russell enter
tanned az luncheon the following guests.
Ven Rev. Thomas J. shahan. 5. T. D.. rector Of
the Catholic University.
Rev. Joeeph Himmell. s J. president of ceo-gs
town University.
Very Rev John F. Fsnlon, :. s. D. D.. s,pe-ior
Of 81. Austins' College.
veTy Rev. Bede oldsrseering, cou1uaissary Of the
Holy Land.
Rev. Andrew Crysac superior to ST. John Ksntius
College
Right Rev Msr. James F. Mackin. pastor Of St
Paul's Church.
Right Rev. Mgr Thomas s. Lee pastor of 81
Matthews Church.
Rev. Charles W. Lyons. S. J.. pastor Of St.
Aloysius' Church.
Rev. J. D. SIar. Church Of the Immaculate Con.
ceptiou
Rev. Paul Griffith. St AuElstine's Church
Rev Charles NJ Bart, 81. Theresa's Church.
Rev. Clarence E Wheeler. Church Of the Holy
ComfcTteT.
Rev. P. J. o'couDegl. St. Vincent d. Paul,
Church.
Rev. Eugene Hsunsn, St. Martins Church.
Rev. Joseph c. Mallon. 81. AIMS Church
Rev. Edward M. southgate ST. Authony's Church
Rev. William H. Ketcham. Of the Indian Bureau
Rev. Edward A. Pace. Ph. D., Of the Catholic
University
Rev. George A. Dousherty, of the Catholic uni
VeTslty.
Rev. George sauTsge. G. S. C., D. D.. Of Holy
Cross College
RsE. William B. Martin. Of the cathedral. New
York City
Rer. Philip NaE1ire Rockville. Nd
Rev T. F. 0'keefe, Fort Oglethorpe. Ga.
Rev. George 3. Harrington. GAINESVILLE. Nd
Rev. John r. Connolly Middle River
Rev. II. YinEling.
Rev. ]. Tower Huntsville. Nd
Rev. Charles B. Scirautz
Rev. Thomas p Michigan. ReT James A. smith
and Rev. William J. Carroll Of S. Pstrick's
Church.