The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-12
,ristic Congress in Mon
'lEnds With Wonderful,
Parade.
Kindred THOUSAND
ARCH THROUGH STREETS
.iacence and SpIendor of
|,etacle Recalls Days of
the Old Crusaders.

,,rREAI,, Sept, 1l.-A religious
4 az rich in devotional emotion
,sr,d imagery, and as orderly IN
q as it was diverse In national
4 huge in size, closed today the
<6rst international Eucharlstle
held this year for the first
t. The Dominion OF Canada.
"a from the United States were
.,)r impressed with the magnl-
.olendor and reverence OF the
~ which marched four miles
4 HE CITY streets, the host at its
I. Mount ROYAL, above the city,
"a estimate is that there were
n line and that 100000 viewed
4, eity is SO crowded tonight that
sre sleeping on the slopes of
3oyal. in Dominion squaSe and
lr city parks.
.ok fiJe brilliant file. four and q
ma 10 pass City hall, and though
IN 10 move at noon from the
|0i of Notre Dame, it was seven
rhcn tbe papal legate, Cardinal
"A yaunutelli. placed the host,
/ IN a golden monstrance, on the
ID the repository built for 1t at
ID of the mountain.
Cardinsl Heads Procession.
cardiDal legate marched ut the
1f the procession himself, carry
D host the entire distance, Slow
n,ajestically, hymning It's prog
he pilgrims Of the crusades, the
usgeant followed. Organized
Ang in Latin, French and Eng
nsnds scattered here and there
devotional music. When the
new the air it Joined in swell
1es, in mingled languages.
Drpcession had been arranged to
<lfate the unity and universally
b Catholic church. 1t started
Ioire Dame with a preliminary
|ueDt, of mounted officers, fire.
|rd papsl zouaves, followed by
|0f ZOO male voices, The state,
||rch and .he army were repre-
: eyaIy rite had its delegation,
Use wire cnvov5 from the varl.
|izipnary activities in foreign
houble smoothsd Over.
MOUND silence stole over the
'ofs when the siSty-hfth regl-
<crruited from French Canadians
pee province, was seen approach
foil dress uniform, The gov
1t had wished 10 give the regi-
p opportunity 10 act as guard of
% The host. which it does at each
nee Of the fetc dieu, but a tech
diniculty had arisen by reason
presence of a mission from the
zee. The city Sas surprised that
been smoothed over at the last
IS The othcial order Of the colo
y for the regiment to attend
eh celebration.
|eding the regiment marched the
p Of Columbus, 1900 strong,
By Bishop Fallon of London,
5ne Catholic club OF New York,
|p Chaplain, Father Taylor. who
|EaTniy chcered. and then squads
eeEs, Poles. Hungarians. Lithu
oyrians, Rnthenians, Cinnamon,
rom an lroquois reservation
long ble Of religious congrcga-
Two priests, clad in native cos.
parehed among the Cinnamon,
-e's greeted with special acclaim.
thIs gathering of the nations
q Domlnlcans and CarInelites,
snd Bcncdictlncs, Redemption
FasSionIsts, Fathers of the
Mcrament, Paulists, Eudists,
M Z, Of the Holy Cross. and the
nIst and a group Of fifty Trap
Regiment of Priests.
nu Inc others strobe 1000 parish
@eu missionaries in the white
4, ped behind them another 1000
ns II for mass,
ea9e s the prclates. They walked
\. nle, seventy bishops in cap
e and fifty archbishops. their
~ their sides in black cos
4s cope. W. VI A" w
Tpfelates drew near, the mul-
~" suddenly hnshed, for they
inc sacrament was not far
moment later the ponderous
~ east tower OF Notrc Dame,
IT'S voice as "Thc Great
began to thunder ont lis
%a. a, inc papal lcgate was lcav.
"'"cotal bearing the mon
uintude Does Homage.
es of The sixty-Gfth rcpi
'%eu W 10 the front and TO the
an augc , enuoDy, which moved
n hs haol,ers Holding the mon.
~ both hands. which were hid
U|oll 49, WI. walked Cardinal
|fed sna 'acr canopy, His heard
feIl u', nu as the host passed, the
All On their knees.
fin1 MN in scarlet robcs walked
), a",'pbons and CarG,naI Lngnc,
y Ireland. both attended Inv hy
I'M Oh archbishop Of Montreal
,s sshG1mberlains and lay mem
Hi aSa'hollc church who held
lsIrs lra We're Governor Poth,cr "l
e,aaa s,and and his STAFF, as wei, we'll u. u.
;nd Os sol train of Canadian dom
:jd a. asd it taken the proccssio
! iSe us Isn length that il wos dusI
H. iesoatc reached Fletcber', '. :,
.oa"hdiS1 us loot of Mount Royal. 4,
d 6susd s',Sd. the repository. myriad,
tho eauaenly broke out upon th,
W itssl@f Fountain and over the re re
2 srounH' a great cross, visible fo,
4 Beam . flashed into .briiliance
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