The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-31
The EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS
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tach-d % tho p-r-nn % cardinal Vincent
Vannutslh who will - IN. Papal l-ga'-
az the International Eurharistir con grr-.
IN Montr,a. has arrived In this country
to represent IN. cardinal IN th" .,rranx--
m"nts that are being made for his 70
caption The monsignor vas the guest
In the early part 20 N. seek ~ Arb
bishop O'Connsll 10 Bo-ton lie went
10 Montreal IN company with the rcctor
70 tho Canadian college and later will
make an official visit To- Archbishop
Farley. during which he Will prr-'-nt the
compliments - N. Papa hsgats. wh'
has promised 20 b. present al the con
s.cration 20 y, Patrick Cathedral in
October The Cardinal l.gAte may re-
main in thus country about two months.
While AZ Montreal h. Will h. the guest
Of SIR Thomas ShAughn~s-y presid-nt -
the Canadian Pacific Railroad
A COMMITTEES IT we'll known railroad
men have arrang god a programme whereby
the Papa legats viii - ahlr in short
time 10 cover . large part 20 this country
After the clo-+ 81 the Congre-- b" will
visit tho Catholic summer School AZ Lake
ChAmplAin and then go To Washington
where he oil h. received Ivy President
Taft Cardinal Gibbons will entertain
him az baltimore. and Archbishop Glen
non Of ST Louis eNp.Acts him 10 visit that
city. The Eucharistlc Congress at which
he will represent th. Pope. Pius y. il
eVP-cted 60 bring to Montreal the largest
gathering Of Catholics that has ever
assembled in one city IN North America.
In fact il will be the most important
a~semblaSe Of Catholics that has ever
gathered on this side 81 the Atlantic
The tolerant spirit - eNemplihed by the
welcom' Of such men as Lord Strathcuna
and others identified with the progress
Of Canada
Lord Strathcona not only sent his
check Co the committee but placed his
city palace al the disposal Of Mgr Bru-
chesi. ArChbishop 81 Montreal Several
ATchbishops viii lodge there during
the ceremonies The congress will last
Elk days. beginning on september and
closing with an open air procession OF
the Eucharist on sunday. September II
The reception committees report TO
date shows that Il expsS'ts above ioO.0o
Catholics To visst that city and participate
IN the ceremonies
The important incidents Of the con-
gryss will he the midnight mass for men
at the Church Of Notre Dame. the NUM-
cipAl reCeption TO the Cardinal Legate
at the City Hall. the formal opsning az
ST James, Cathedral, an open air mass
at the foot OF Mount Royal and the final
PROCESSION on sunday. September II.
when the Pope's representative will carry
ths sacrament through four miles OF
streets TO Mount Royal. where he will
bless the assembled multitude
The United States will have large
representation at this final ceremony
The Catholic Club Of New York wall mar
shal go members. who will travel 20
Montreal in a special train Every do
oe~s IN the country will lie represented
by two or more snsmbsrS OF the Holy
Nam. Society besides a numher OF priests
and Bishops The New York Arch
diocesan Union % the Holy Name Society
and other unions in the province Of New
y ork held me~tings IN the early part
OF the week at which Il was decided Ia
aend two delegates from each union.
The chief diecourses az the congress will
be made by Cardinal Gibbons. Mgr.
HeylRn. Father Vaughan OF London.
Mgr BriChssI. Archbishop OConnell
Of Boston. Archbishop Glsnnon Of ~
LOUIS. and a French Bishop