The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-11-27
Archbishops Farley and o.
Connell, and Mgr. Falconio
Given Red Hats at the
Consistory, Monday.
is A GREAT EVENT
IN CHURCH HISTORY
Nineteen New Cardinals Gre
ated, but Name of One of
Them Was Not Announced
by the Sub Dean.
(National News Association

(National News Association)
ROME, Nov. 27.-The secret consis-
tory. which elevated Archbishops Far
ley and O'Connell and Mgr. Falconio.
all of the United States, to cardinal
ates, was held today in Consistorial
Hall of the Vatican.
Nineteen new cardinals were Gre
ated, but eighteen names only were
read by the sub-dean, Cardinal Van
nuttelli. The nineteenth name being
withheld is supposed to be the pa
triarch of Lisbon. At the end of the
secret ballot the doors were thrown
open and the Pope was borne by Swiss
guards back to his apartments. The
scene was gorgeous, the new cardinals
holding a public reception immediate
]y following.
Seldom in the history Of Catholicism
have so many princes of the church
been raised to that position at one
time, and it is unlikely that so great
consistory within the lifetime of any
of the new cardinals
The New Cardinals.
The prelates elevated to the cardi-
nalate today are Mgr. Diomede Fal
COMO, apostolic delegate to the United
States; Archbishop William H. O'Con-
nell of Boston: Archbishop John Nj.
Farley of New York; Mgr. Cosy
Macho, archbishop of valladolid; Mgr.
A. Vico, papal nuncia at Madrid; Mgr.
]. Eranito di Belmont Pfgnateih; ;
Archbishop Francis Bourne of West
minister; Archbishop Francis S. Bauer
of Olmuetz; Mgr. L. A. Annette, arch.
bishop of Paris; Mgr. F. v. Dubillard
archbishop of Chambrey; Archbishop
Frank x. Nagel of Vienna; Mgr De
Gabriers, bishop of Montpelier
France; Mgr. Bisleti, papal major
domo; Mgr Lugari, assessor of the
holy office; Mgr. Pompeli, secretary Of
the congregational council; Mgr Bill
lot of the Jesuit order; Mgr. Van Ros
sum-, redemptionist; Mgr. Enrique de-
Almaraz, archbishop of Seville.
Today the twenty score or more o.
cardinals living in Rome arrived at tn.
Vatican about half an hour before th<
time set for the ceremony, gathering
in the great Hall of the Consistory
Before the arrival of the Pope, the!
broke up into three groups, the car
dinalbishops in one, the cardinal
priests in another and the cardinal
deacons in the third, standing accord
) ing to precedence, and behind then
archbishops, bishops, heads of grea
> congregations and other high person
iages all bent the knee ON the appear
ance of the Pontif when he entere'
robed in white, surrounded by hi
usual encourage and followed by Nobl
and Swiss guards.
Kiss the Pope's Hand.
The Pope greeted the assemblag
, and then seated himself on the throne
and the long ceremony of kissing hi
hand began. At its conclusion tn
master of ceremonies cleared the ha
. of everyone except the Cardinals.
i, The ceremony that will go down i
: history was then proceeded with. Th
Pope offered a short prayer and the
delivered a brief allocution.
The names of the nominees for ca
dinalship were read, the Pontiff il
quiring the opinion each time of tn
Cardinals, who, however, are not e:
] pected to reply, the raising of the
red caps being taken as an affirm
ton.
= Thus concluded the greatest ever
in the career as Pope of Plus X. H
will be known to Catholics and tt
world in general as the years go b
q more for this great consistory-tl
+ sixth since his election to the pon'
J. ficate-than for any other event in b
y life This applies more emphatical
e to America than to any other part
il the world. Pope Plus will be remeI
d bereo by American citizens as Il
t. Pope who acceded to the wishes, We
d pleas, of the millions of Catholics Ii
r ing within the boarders Of the Unit,
It States that there be other America
e Cardinals to help in the work unde
II taken alone by Cardinal Gibbons.
The consistory today was render,
r all the more important because Of Il
r conditions prevailing at the time
IL was held. Italy, OF which Rome 10 Il
e. capital, is at war with Turkey. in o.
% of the most momentous struggles
r. modern times, which recalls the old
le days of the Crusades, when all Chr
T. tendon banded together In war ON Z
tnhdels Of Asia.