The sun., 1910-10-05
POPE'S DELEGATE IS HERE
CERE uD\IES iT THE CtTHE-
DRlL HIGIN EIRII TO-DtI.
Car,iiraI NaanuIrIn Received In state
NrChbISh"p FARLEY Ia Itcgin CSnsr-
grafton Irrrui0nirs at : tO ThIS Nora
Ing cardinal S.ibl,on> to SRl Mass.

Tho Grs' ~ Va" ceremonies incident
g. tho c1n.-cra'tpu IT 81 ratricN's Iath"-
drll. which takes place TODAY. WIS the
greeting Yesterday ~ the local clergy
and lavnen 20 ul- tiu ueac-' NiuC"u1s
Cardinal Naunutr.l the Plph I"gat".
who cHn"- ~ tax" rart ~ IN" ~"rv'c'-s
The Cardinal. wip has been iu PrnnSyl-
wanna. -tnpU.-i On h,s wlv io New York
tn greet Bishop OCounpr and dele
cation ~ clergy and lavJurn At Newark.
where he was met hv Archbishop Farley
and large party uI ol-r.gul dlguttarr''s.
who rod" 10 Newark Ia automobiles 10
e-Cnrt h- Frnlururn To- Hpbukrn la
the CARDINAL pIrtv w"r" Auxiliary
Bishop O'Couu"ll ur san Frauci~cu. Mon
-,gnor De CROW rsurrri y. ilgn.
Father C"a~, g.urt. CuIu's G1ui"n
and Enricu Nanuutrlli rephrw- uf M"
Cardinal Thomas Hughes Kelly. knight
Commander nf ~ Grcgrry. ami S,gnor
Cagiau. gentleman m waiting g. his
EminenC-
The party was mot lt the North German
Lloyd pirr hr nl Catholics who kn"lt
10 receive ~" plpal blessing which th"
Cardinal CAV" ia Latin Among IN" prom
inent llynan who created the Cardinal
were Thomas T. t"itu-r Joseph Dalv.
Andrew ! Shirmnn uf IN" catholic club.
James Butler Edward J. Mctiuirc. George
Loft, Georg" ! Gillespie and J Delnny
Archbishop Farlcy WIS accompanied
by Mgr IRvrl". Mgr Murphv and Mgr
Lewis. the Ar"hbIshpp's sncretarv
The staamiolt Commander. with tho
Catholic Proisctprv Band IN board was
waiting at IA" ui"- t. TAX" the Cardinal
up the North River tn tho Columbia Yacht
Club at Eighty yth street. whcrn .5pn
children Vt IN" parochial schools were
stationed ~ n" Cardinal walked down
the pier the clergy knslt g. kis- his ring
He was dressed IN black with rel urprg-
and wore a low crowned black hat with n
red hand. Before boarding the steamboat
he changed his hat fora small r.-d skull
cap. Cardinal Nanuuteih is a hug man.
nearly six feet four IN height and very
erect When tho ceremony IN tho pler
was concluded the band struck up The
Star SpanRled Banner rs his Eminence
went on board
The little steamer with th" group of
clergy in N" bow. abnVe whom the Car
dinal towerad. attracted the attention
~ the men on IN" warships and the boats
progress up IN" river Was marked hv a
NdNf ~ thf~aFlflE IINlfn ~tll' Il =nlfh N-
the sailors lined the rails II was during
the ride that tho Cardinal learned for the
first time ~ the loss NJ the New Hamp-
shire's sailors. lie seemed deeply moved
as he expressed hls sorrow
After passing Grants Tomb tho Com
mander turned back to the vaCht club
landing 10 receive the greeting ~ n"
children A. the boG' ueared the land
saltnfa - e
the children checr'd and var.d m"
papal flags of yellow and white which
each one carried After IN" children
had sung a hymn and The star Spanged
Banner- the Cardinal vas escorted to
an automobh. nv Archbishop Farley
and the psrtv not'rei To- Grants Tomb
and then down ~ tho arch episcopal
residence ~ Fifty-nInth street and Mad .
son avenue. where 'he Cardinal - - siay .
and where the visiting clergy gathered .
at a luncheon
Among those who greeted his Fm
nence were Father John = thidwIck
chaplain Of IN" Maine when sh.. was SUM-
in Havana haTbor. AMI H~hup Cornelius
Van de Yer Of Match. ioch.s ID Bishop
Theophile Meer,Chaert VI ~ lahnma and
Bishop John J Monaghan oi Whining
ton, Del. who reached hare v,.stsrdav
and are the guests II Mgr Murphy
The conservation services which mark .
the freeing II the Cathedral from debit
begin this morning 3t j3u o'clock when
Archbishop Farley. having tasted sine.
midnight on MONDAY MARCHES AZ the head
Of a procession from The archiepi-cnpal
resdenc" To the western entrance ~ the
cathedral He VIII be- accompanied bv
the choir
The ceremonies incident To- con-arra.
tion are long and complicated r. must
be performed b" q Bishop. and ordinarily
the diocesan Bishop oficiate- He NAV
however. delegate his oficr to another
Bishop. The eszenc.' ~ the service il
the amounting of twelve CROSSES on the
inner walls with tho form -Sanctifice,ur
81 consecretur hoe templum and II the
consecrator should because of his long
fast or for any other reason becnme in.
capacitated before this part Of the cere-
mOny has been finished the whole rite
must he repeated from the beginning
II is necessary in order that the ceremony :,
he legal that the church he FREE. on an
sides 80 thAt the Bishop may pa-s around
Il. In case ob-truc'ipns prevent tins a
special apostolic indult il necessary. II
the consecration i- 10 he nAd"
The twelve CROSSES on ia. inner walls
the amounting ot which forms ~ important
part Ot the ceremony, must la PAINTED
on the walls or. n made ~ stone Or metal
attached firmly - their places In. ,
cro--s@ are not 10 H. made II wood or ~
fragile material and they must never h.. ,
removed. ,
While the service may take plara IN anv ,
dav ~ the year SUNDAY NJ - feast dav ,
il preferred. and the Cpn-"cr1tion - 81
Patrick on a Afrp" day." % wa- eNplaiued
ys-eierday. IL rather unusual
When Archbishop Farley arrives AZ tho
& Cathedral to-day the doors will already ,
have been clo@ed candies lighted bafprs
the crO@ses and the church left ~ charge
Of a deacon WIN l. alone inside The
Archbishop and the ACCOMPANYING clergy
20 first To the pla"" wherc m" relies taken
from the church the day ba' ar. watched
oveT by four dsaConE Whiio the Arch
bishop l. being vested tho seven Panit.n-
tial Psalms viii D." r""itnd and th"n an will
proved 20 the main entrance Df tho church
whore the Archbishop bles-s-- tho water
Then Archbishop Farley will walk threa
times around the ratheslrsl nn Tire frat
circuit sprinkling tn" upy"r part of tho I
walls. On IN" second the lower pa-t and on
the third III" part level with his face After
each circuit he viii strik" tho door with
the hass ot his Cro-I"r and say. -IIft up
your gates. We primes and ~. We lifted M
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