The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-04


bells OF the city churches will be ruug
in honor OF the host, as IL viii be
borne by the papal lcgate through the
city streets under a gorgeous canopy.
The route will be magnificentlv
decorated. Forty tr-iumphal arches
viii span the streets at leading points
The famous band OF the Royal Sixty
fifth regiment viii head the line die
coursing the inspiring music OF 80
Salutaris Kostia." Behind the mill
tRry band viii come ESQ members 90
the Catholic club OF New York.
marching twelve abreast as guard Of
honor to the cardinal leEate.
Next in line will be upwards Of 30
prelates OF the church. ali vested in
their scarlet or purple robes OF office.
There will be three cardinals. Gibbons
Of Baltimore. LOgue or Armagh and
Vannuteli Of Rome. The long line
or bishops and archbishops viii ir-
clude one from Belgium, two from
England. one from France. four from
Mexico. four from South America. IL
is expected that every diocese I'm the
United states and Canada win be req
resented by a preiatc- There Will be
thousands Of priests I'm the procession.
the secular clergy i'm black cassoclS
and white surplice. The priests OF the
various monastic orders in their
habits or white. brown. black or grey
will add great variety OF color 10
the scene.
Scores OF Bands.
To the music Of scores Of bands. al
ternatinE with the singing of hymns
in honor Of the Blessed Sacrament by
the members OF the Catholic societies
OF Montreal and quebec. the process
sion will wend its way 20 historic
Mount Royal. from which the city
takes its name. Here, in Manse park.
which IS at the base OF the mountains.
| a great altar will be erected upon
which solemn pontifical mass viii be
offered by Archbishop Sbarettl. papal
delegate TO Canada. The sermon will
be preached by the Most Reverend
| William X. O'Connen archbishop %
Boston. The music OF the mass viii
be rendered by a chorus Of 1000
voices. accompanied 10y the band OF
the Sixty-fifth regiment.
More than 100000 persons viii
kneel on the mountain slopes and IN
the park with bowed heads 20 do hom-
age 20 the Blessed Eucharist as 10 is
raised above them at the moment of
conservation in the pontifical mass
and in the solemn service OF bcnCdic-
ton. which is to follow the mas
Cardinal Gibbons viii preach thu
sermon at midnight mass in the
church Of the Notre Dame. the larE-
est church on tho western hemisphere.
This service will be for men only.
Both in the procession 20 Mount Royal
and the pontifical mass at Notre
Dame. special positions will b. re-
/ served for Sir Wilfred Laurier. tine
/ premier Of Canada. and the members
l OF HIS ministry. the provincial pre-
miers and their cabinets. the judges OF
( the Canadian courts and the mayors
| Of Canadian cities.
The congress will DO divided into
/ several sections. The proceedings u
! some will be conducted In Latin. in
, others the deliberations will be car
] ried on in French OF in English. Tho
I chief discourse OF the congress VIII
] be delivered by Mgr. Bruchesi. Cardi-
| nal Nannutell. Cardinal Gibbons. Car
I dinal Logue. Archbishop O'Conneu 81
/ Boston, Archbishop Glennon or St
/ Louis Father Vaughan OF London.
/ Mgr. Haylan OF Belgium. the Able
/ Duchesne. the Rev. A. p. Doyle e. S.
/ P: the Rev. DIT. Landing. the Rev,
| DIT. Lambert. the Rev. r. J. Camp
bell. s. J, editor OF America, Mgr.
Tronchet and Mgr. Bourne.
i Addresses i'm English.
/ The following will deliver addresses
before the English-speaking section:
! Rev. DR.. John J. Mccoy OF Worcester.
| Rev. Thomas Campbell. S. J.. Of New
| York. editor Of America: Very Rev. A.
| Thompson Of Glace Bay. y. s.. Rev
] NJ. Canning OF Toronto. Rev. A. =.
Doyle. G. s. p. OF the Apostolic mis-
sion house. Washington, ID. c. Rev.
/ Louis Drummond, s. J.. New York:
/ Rev. r. s. Fitzgerald. Holyoke: Rev.
| p. J. Hartisan. Deseronto; Rev. Louis
/ A. Lambert. L. L. d. Scottsvflle. y.
| Y, editor OF the Freeman's Journal:
Very Rev. J. Cavanaugh. c. < G..
! president OF the university OF Notre
i Dame. Indiana: Rev. James Coyle of
/ Taunton: Rev. Richard Noagle MAJ
den: Right Rev. Mgr. O'Brien. Cam
bridge; Very Rev. Daniel Han,l To-
| ronto.
/ The official program is as follows:
/ Sept. IS p. m, solemn reception Of
! Cardinal leCate at cathedral.
l Sept IS p. m. civic reception at
city hall.
sept S.-Midnight mass at Not-e
/ Dame church, for men only.
Sept So a. m. pontifical mass NJ
the cathedral. 10 a. m. public meet
Il ing In Notre Dame church.
=. Sept. 9.-Pontifical mass at Mause
mons I'm French and English. D. m.
reception Of the public by the cardinal
legate and tho visiting prelates
Sept. 1O.-PontificaI mass 81 81.
Patrick's church. to be followed lv
general sectional meetings at Laval
, university. $3.50 children's meeting at
Notre Dame and St Patricll's
churches. s p. m, general meeting n
Notre Dame.
+. Sept 11.-9;3O, pondficaI mass ut
the cathedral p. m. procession Of
the Blessed Sacrament.