The broad ax., 1909-07-31
A GRAND SIGHT AT ST. PAT
RIcK's CATHEDRAL.
Each White Man Having q coIored
Brother a. Companion.


Each White Man Having colored
Brother az Companion. (
The following article is taken from
the Freeman's Journal of New York
City, edited by the Rev. Father Lam
bert, the only clergyman who ever
defeated the late Col. Bob Ingersoll
in discussion. Father LAmbert's
name is dear to the people in Illinois,
as he was Chaplain Of an Illinois Re
giment during the war Of the rebel
lion. - u n
The treatment of Colored men by
their white brothers in the great Ca
tholic Cathedral on Fifth Avenue,
New York, is worthy Of attention and
imitation.
In the Cathedral Of Saint Patrick,
high in the apse, @for God to see,"
is a glorious window that would do
credit to the Louvre representing the
disciples, Luke and Cleophas, con-
sraining Our Lord in those tender
words: abide with US, because 1t
is towards evening and the day is
now far spent" a sentiment that was
doubtless voiced by many persons
who had just witnessed the imposing
religious ceremonials there on the
afternoon of Corpus Christi, when
the women's branch of the Eucharis-
tic League Of New York City part.
cipated i nthe yearly celebration OF
the vast number Of regular adorers
of Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament
and at which the Rev. Father Swee-
ney, rector Of the Church Of the As
eension, preached an admirable dis
course, replete with spiritual wisdom
and JUNCTION, followed by the great
procession that included many Italian
ladies from lowly East Side Church.
es, who were pleasingly conspicuous
by the charming simplicity of their
garb, being attired in black, and
from whose heads fell gracefully dark
wells. The Right Rev. Monisgnor
Michael ]. Layelle, rector Of the
Cathedral, ofRciated, attended by
priests In white rvestments, three
Benedictions having been bestowed
with the choir Of girls from st. Johns
school CFather Of the Blessed Sacra
ments) and the regular singers Of ST
Patrick's rendering sweetly approprf
ate HYMNS.
Each White Man Having a coIoree
Brother as Companion.
.4on Sunday, after the Solemn
High Mass Of Exposition, the psro
ehial PROCESSION occurred, and a
VesDers Father McQuade was assist
ed by six cope-bearers from the do
cesar seminary. At night, when thu
mems organizations Of sacramento
worshipers assembled the sight wa
most edifying, and tended to intensi
fy the ardent expressions OF the Rev
LIKE Evers, pastor Of st. Andrew
rho ipculeated increased love fol-
Iesus IN the tabernacle It was afte
nine O'Clock when the processionist
hegan to move, headed by the houl
ishing Society Of Noetural Alteration
the Holy Name branches Of the "a
tbedral. of the Church Of St Pan
the APOSTLE. Of St Benedict's, wit
each white man having cOlore
brother as companion there Wer
about enc hundred Of this band
and representatives from other ten
ples Of Manhattan and the Bronx
-Particularly solemn were the m
me1ts when the Right Rev. Bishe
cusack and the accompanying MI
tsters IN white ehasubles, descends
from the chancel to the middle aisi
immediately preceded by the gu1
Of honor. consisting Of gentlemen
the Catholic Club, IN evening dres
each holding q lighted taDor. vi
we're followed by very young aeOlyb
-veritable cherubs Of beauty, inn
cepcs and lovsIiness- the Rev. Joi
J. Hughes, c. S. p. assistant supsri
Of the Paulist Community. Faiths
Martin. slnnIkt. Mcouade. Byu
0connor. Richard ormond Hughs