The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-06

were assistant priest. the Right ReV
Mgr John Edwards. V. G.: deacons 81
honor. Monsignori McCready and kear-
ney, deacons ~ the mas. IN" HEY, john
J kean, subdeacon Of the mass, the Rev
John A. Negegleis"n; deacons OF honor 90
Cardinal Nannutelli, MonsiHnorl brann
and Wall; deacons of honor Co Cartina ]
I.ogue. Monsignori Mcmahon and sea
grave. masters 1T ceremonies. Monsignori
Hayes and Lewis and Father Byrnc
The musical programme follows:
Prelude. on. loI .-...... Mcn1~issohn
Professional. hymn for the conservation
Of church. ,-,
Proper OF the Mas 49,. Gr~gorian
Ordinary Of the Mass Tor soil, Chorns, Or.
oreftoTS @SS sr Us. surge F. A ysa
Postlud". op 81 .... hleinm'Che'
TRASCE MENTIONED IN THE SERMON.
The preacher ut the mass was Arch
bishop John j. Glennon ~ -. Louis.
who took ~ hts text
And l. John Jaw the Holy city. the new
Jerusalem. coming down out % heaven
from God prepared as a bride adorned
for her husband
And I heard a great voice from the throne
saying Behold the tabernacle Of God
with men. and lie will dwell With them.
And they shall he His people and God
Himself With them shall be their God
And God shall wipe away all tears from
their ewes and death shall; he no more. nor
mourning. nor crying. nor sorrow shall
be any more. for he former things are
passed away. Apocalypss KNi -
Archbishop Glennon said IN part:
Memorable and blessed must this
day be IN the annals of the Church ~
New York; blessed and memorable ~
the annals of th. archdiocese and signiti-
cant IN the history of the Church Of
America. for tins day marks the Gun
seCratiOn Of your Iathedral.
Long years Of great sacrifice aud
much money have been spent IN prepare
ton for this day The indifferent one
had TO be aroused from hIs lethargy; the
critical one had "a have his explanation
ana the enemy had Ia be di-aTme-d.
Archbishop Gl-nnon after paying high
tribute To Archbishop Hughe- cardinal
Mo- loskey. Archbishop torrIRan and
Archbishop Farley for their part IN the
building ~ ~ Patrck's and rehear-Ing
briefly the history 81 their struggle
Contnusr
This - after all the Cathedral ~ =,
Patrick. and not until the --latest iay must
u" forgotten the faith. the sacrifice and
tn" coUrIg" that gtN" - u H. nhSC.'ut
life and that pi-iy and den utIuu tn"
flavor Of which hangs round ~ stu
In IN. lri-h character thrr" - mv~-
tiCIstn and "Nalia'Iun. IA m" Irish heart
I here - d..vu'tpn and generosity, ami
th'--" quantities az" CrN-ttiII'-t ~ ful-
I
glory uf Cost and under the invocation
- the national SAINT
God bless III" Irish piune-r-. the men
and women who "a ID" dayS Of STRESS
and trial while ia" passing crowd
sn....r..i gave their money their splendid
strength, their f"iltv. and Who stood
~ IN" sam" tim. - give their
lev - n IN" tath'-lral- upbuiliing and
protection demanded the. sacrifice.
The Archbishop SAID THAI the truth Of
the cathedral symbolism was born" ont hy
tn. history Of France. where ~ wears
ago. although there was much faith in
'h- nation. the Cathsdrals were IN bond
age h.Aaus. they who occupied the
thrones of those cdth"drals were not free
men The lip- were sealed bS Govern
In.nt control and the titles and honors
ihey bore were left with them a. long az
they were willing 10 tear also the badge
u servIlity Then. said the Archbishop. /
The zymbollsm Of the cathedral was vain /
thought that the present outlook was
brighter since, although the cOncortiat
= broken and all the ecclesiastical splen-
iorr seem to have vanished IN. cathe-
irals Of France remain and the bishops
ire free
But we need not go to France for a
esHon TO tell ~ The mission 81 a cathe-
iral.- continued the Archbishop Have
We not at home just as well the same mus
ion 10 perform. the same problems To
ace True there ~ IN oar lAnu no rnlrch
pOliation and We pray there never Will be
let while We huild and while conse-
rate will our building and our Cons.Cra-
ION save a nation thar hangs TREMENDOUSLY
balanced let ween faith and tntduh'
an We rest when every moment mounts.
ghen every hour NAV chronIcl" a triumph
y tragedy Dare W" remain silent
Vhen there arp so many who Clamor for
read though u he 81 other mems baking
rho clamor for wealth. though II b" ~
ther mems making: who. demand the
rown Of equality and the dover ~ equal
even when nature itself saws
- impossible? Even still does their
lamor rise. 4
Again where will we stand. what an
wer have We TO give IL capitalism claims
mr. protect ion while II sins against justice
nd grinds down the faces ~ the pO'f'
answer we must have. answer We must
i've This chair must speak. he p'Dr
= we'll the rich must have the Ro~pel
reached Ia them. and that shall To- IN"
n-T-l n equal handed justice; the gospel
night divine and human. the go~p"l Il
tItv 20 man and God The Holy Spirit
laced the bishops TO rule the church Ot
Iod Christ commanded the bishops
10 teach from their chair the nations II
le earth. and this chair ~ commits
I0ned 10 teach to lead. to guide
Lat night the Right Rev. Dionesia
alconio. Apostolic Delegate. celebrated
plamn pontifcal ye-Ters IN the Cath.siral
no sermon " a. fieliNfffNl NV lif- IdEnl !
..y Thomas Hickey. Bishop 81 Roche~-
ar II was strictly doctrinsl hUf BiShop
ickey took occasion Ia remark that the
indow IN the north transept. ai present
obtaining the likeness of Cardinal Nc
loskey. should also have that 81 Arch
ishop Farley
Monsignori Murphy and Como lily ~
1is city were deacons 81 honor to the
elebrant and the Right Rev Mgr Edward
lckenna was the assisting priest. Car
inaI LogiIe and Archbishop Farley
coupled thrones IN the sanctuary. The
,rner was attended by the Right Rev :
lar. b. H. Wall and the Very Rev. Mgr
IendrickA ~ Glove. y v and the latter ,
v the Right Rev. Mgr. IAvelle and
uHiliary Bishop Cusack In the sanctuary
LOO was Bishop Macs of CovinRton. Nv.
Moneignori Hayes and Lewis and Father
yrne were masters Of ceremonies. The
nanteru were tho Rows. John J Keen.
dWin Sweeny. Charles NJ. Casserly. y. A.
Jade John " DOol~y AMI Louis Iraufiier
&c EWtra ChaFge for t.