The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-20
Details of Ceremony.

The ceremony took place on the
grounds and in the chapel of st. Paul's
ern limits OF at. Paul. overlooking the
Mississippi river. The bishops conse-
Rev. James o'Ecirly of Minneapolis,
Rev John J. Lawler, cathedral OF ST.
Paul, auxiliary bishop OF the archdiocese
of st. Paul.
Rev. Patrick r. TIeffron rector OF st.
Paurs seminary. bishop OF Wnopa, MINI.
Rev Timothy Corbett Of Duluth. bishop
OF Crookston. MINI,
order and abbot Of the monastery at
Rlchardton. N D., bishop Of Bismarck.
Rev. Joseph F. Busch, head Of the mis-
sionary band In the archdiocese OF st
Paul. bishop OF Lead. S. D.
Archbishop ireland was tho consecra-
tor and was assisted by Bishop James
McGoirick of Duluth and Rt Rev James
Trobec of 81. Cloud. MINI. Rev. Francis
Schaefer was master OF ceremonies.
AS an event Of great moment IN inc
Catholic church 1t Is said by eccleslas'icSs
10 have been overshadowed but once In
modern times. when the pope hlInseli
consecrated fourteen new French plsL-
ops, and in the United States the only
nificance was when Archbishop, Irelarn
consecrated Bishops Shanley, McGolrick
and Cottcr at the same time.
Under the direction OF Rev; - Fnteen sen
priests and 15c seminarians formed on
the southern side of the spacious
grounds, presented striking appear
ance as II wendcd its way underneath
the great oak trees to st. Marys chapel.
where the conservation ceremonies were
held ,,.,
then the bishops elect, and last The arch
bishop. all hi the robes OF their oiIlce-
Great Throng Attends.
An immense gathering OF the laity
witnessed the procession. but owing to
the fact that the chapel had seating ca
not admitted to witness the consecra-
Tho conservation ceremony, which be
gan at 10 q m and lasteo siUout ~ '"be tbe
apostolic commission, followed by tne
taking Of the oath and the exanllnat non
the latter made almost In the same E la,l
p,Iage prescribed by tho councli OF CgI
,ta6e During the examination the
bIsbops- elect professed cateSorically their
! belief in the different matters OF taitn
hcretics. especially tho doctrine OF IN
These prelmInares having been dnly ny
observed. the solemn lntonlms rs tor pi and
| iJsbop-elcct simultaneously betokehinh
| tbnir faith During the ceremony. the
plain chant was intoned ny ',e tho nnnse :
r,tIop ceremony proper the new bishops
were invested with the crosier ana r,nE
necessary to the episcopal order; accom-
panied with prayers ana aon;ohi,ivS MOI ,hn s,on-
.ocrntor and new bishop celebra ting II In
Unison al the same altar The. ei.,, came am :
the partakng OF communion; Wn,cn me ,,,i,re ire
and gloves previously blessed by the con. m
.'m" snnr5tor with much ponp. While the Ie
Deum was ntoned the o1a, new seai s,ihop pLnteT WT
bn uvos led between the two assistant
Ts,,mrs around tho church, blessing the
congregation 6 he passed ti,ndt aiTns ing was the
| atn-.,i ne 81 tho kiss of peace by tho con l.
"eSCoi seSroior The sermon during tho .nss conse
Grafton was delivered by slshop 9ns oSor- cspr
] ]tIian ., ,t,c orcbbIshop. the hisrops and all
To''y IT, ynrinsts were served With dinner IN un-
der thc trees on the seminar nrron need sdoo FOR.
| ~ ~ n..i,,irc~ frierds Of the new bishops an
| psriI,lI pr,,,;I,. IN in offer concentrations.