The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-17
Solemn Pontiiical Mass.


Al II O'Clock solemn pontihcal high
mass was celebrated by Et. Rev. Bishop
Scanlan, assisted by Rev. Father Daniel
Smttery. deacon: Rev. William Flynn,
b-dcaSon: Rev. W. Is. Ryan. master
OF ceremonies; Walter McCannc. assist
ant master of ceremonies, and twenty
live ucolytcs.
Tho services began by Bishop Seaman
and all the clergy marching TO the catha-
drai door chanting the "Bcncdictus. AT
The close of this psalm the mass proper
hogan Tie cathedral choir sang the
Gounod ncssc %ulcmnalc. with Mrs. Co
Iinne Harris Hammer, soprano soloist. .
Oswald Ncltz. tenor soloist,
The choir WAS accompanied by Mrs.
Edward McGurrin- harpist and Miss Ro-
muria Hyde volinist George Soffc. bar
itone soloist ot tho choir, sang with fine
effect before the sermon. "Ncni Creator.
by WcIsand. The musical programme
closed with IIadyns "'re Dcum" by the
cn;irs choir Thc music was the best
over t3cndercd In the cathedral. not even
excepting the dedication music. the or
the offcrlory Miss Erma Stewart sang an
"AVc Maria" by Nercad3ntc. in which she
made nuc IMPRESSION her voice, high
SOPRANO, bcinS particularly sweet.
Practical Sermon.
Tic sermon WAS preached by the Rcv. |
GcorSa Mahoncy. who declivercd a stropg
and practical sermon i'm which he laid |
bare the laults. habits and daily sins oi
humanity. The services were very Ions.
lasting from IL 10 t:io o'clock. but the
tcntion ri. the large congregation. which
crowded the cathedral To the doors. Il
Children at Mission.
NJ o'clock 200 children. both boys !
and girls, under fifteen years OF age. as- /
scphIcd In tho cathedral go begin tue I
ole little folks Of the city. Rcy. Father 4
caatwcll addressed tho children and Ger +
,ainly proved that he knows how to al s
tract the wee boys and Girls, both spir- I
ttuaIiy and otherwise The services :
closed with bencdiction by. Rev. Father T
Hugo iiawclka of Rhyolite, NeY MISS =
l.orctto Bpchler was the soolst, ana aii q
thc littie- ones sang many tunoiu' I.
hymns. =
- Evening Services. !.
Tho evening services began AT i:so j.
Rev. Father George MaIoncy conducting \.
the seTyicss which consisted OF s ss roS i
preached the important sermon OF the Il
evening. taking for his subject "IIhe I'm, i.
mortality OF the Soul. The catbedrsl y
WAS crowded by both Catholics and their i
non-Ca thoIic friends. IN the course OF y
hts remarks Father Cdntwell said'' &
Soul Is Immortal y
I'VE must believe that the soul is i'm +
mortal: that there Is hereafter that Is. y
a heaven. hell. a purgatorys. where man !.
death according 10 his works. y
I'VE m.lst believe that God will judge Z
us immediately after death; that this z
world shall bc destroyed. and on that =
last day Chrisl shall como as Judge. that 9
then every soul sl,nll be rcunintcd TO It's =
body and sliali appear before Him 10 he ::
Judged; and thai He shall render TO cv =.
cry one according 10 his works, and by i.
the scntence which He shall pronounce j.
must an abide throughout eternity" !.
The service closed with benediction by y.
RI. Rev. Bishop Scanlan. assisted by Rev. -
Father Flynn. j.
For the next ten days the mission will y
be devoted exclusively for Ca tlolcs. al IL
though roH-Caihocs will be warmly vel y.
VIII be held In the morning al $50 and Il
s O'clock and the evening services will s.'
be held at 7:30 each night The mission IL
for the llttIe children will be conducted E
cvery afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. All the T
Catholic children OF st, Narys and st. =
Patrck's parishes are expected 10 attend 3
Their non -caffIoIic friends will also be !.
welcomed. =
Mission Success. I.
The Rcdcmporisl mission has certain =.
iy opened under favorable auspices. For !.
one thing, all present will surely never -t'
forget the impressive moment when tho =
RI Rev Bishop Seaman and his capable +
CO workers at the beginning OF their SER Z
mons poin ted 10 the immense black Cross. i
With It's white drapcry. the black cross Z
representing The sins that come into every Z
life through human frailty. tho white =
lraprry resting on the black arms of the I
,ross fhc purity nobility and harmony Of q
he soul after its publication by prayer. =
romance and devotion ::