The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-28
Nominations of Eighteen New
Cardinals by Pope Plus X.
Confirmed.
ARE AMERICANS
Pontifl Creates Another Prince
of The Church, Reserved
in PeCtore.

slstoTies al the vatican today ihe for
mai ratification Of the popes noruina-
ton of eighteen new members Of the
sacred college was carried out with sim
pie ceremony. The striking feature OF
the consistory which was attended only
by the pope and the cardinals resident
In Rome. as well by the visiting cardi
mails, was the elevation OF three American
prelstes-Msr. Farley, archbishop OF New
York; Mgr. OConnell, archbishop OF
Boston, and Mgr. Foiconio. tho apostolic
delegate at Washington, who now re-
tires from that office.
The actual bestowal of tho red bat
has been reserved COR Thursday, when
the public consIstory will be held in the
hall OF the bcatiflCation.
The pontlff himself seemed 10 teel th%
great Importance Of the event today with
respect TO the relation Of America to
The church. In private conversation. ne
said the flourishing condition OF Catho-
licism IN America would remain IN his
tory as one Of the chief chara ctcristiCS
Plus Y which removed America from
the Jurisdiction OF the propaganda, thus
lifting it out OF III" class OF missionary
lands, and the granting OF three cordl-
nails TO the great republic IS evidence that
the country has been raised in the eyes
OF the holy sec 10 the same lever as
European Catholic countries which have
Il traditional attachment TO the church
The announcement il made lhat IN"
pope has created another cardinal in
poctore" The identity OF tho prelats
thus honorcd lis. of course secret. but
those best informed think tho new csrd-
nal will bc tho patriarch OF Lisbon. Mgr
3. Mondes Belle. The announcement ot
The name has been reserved II Is be
icvcd. owing 10 the strained relations
between Portugal and the church.
Shows Signs of Illness.
As he entered The hall Of the consistory
where tolay's ceremony took place the
popc's step was less sure and the care
worn face of his holiness bore signs oi
his rcccnt illness. NcverthclcSs, he with
stood the fatigue OF tho long and trying
ordeal hravcly. In compliance win the
ccclcaiastical law. public c"nsiStnrN
must he held three days after the prlN9ts
gathering when the new cardinals. with
tho exception OF those from spain ana
Austria will receive their rcd hats.
The Spanish and Austrian prelates as
is provided i'm tho concordai with those
countries. must receive the birctta first
from tho hands Of their temporal soy
orciGn. The public cunsist"rN VIII be
held on Thursday I'm the llall OF tnH
Beatlficatiou, instead OF In tho Sala
Hcgia as at first planned, The forlnol
hall is much the larger and was decided
on TODAY because Of tho many applca-
lions for admit,ancc.
Ceremony Simple.
Today's ceremony. though comparative
y simple. Was carried out Nith tho dig
nifty and form that have characterized TN"
institution from The earliest days.
The conststorv was set for o'clock,
and early i'm the day great crowds gath
| cred in tho piazza OF 81. Peters and
around the Baslica TO witness 1hc ar
rival Of the cardinals and other diGnl-
,arics Soon after s O'Clock procession
Of carriages was entering the borta Bella
Tcira and passing through tn" court "r
San Romesu from where their occupants
found entrance TO the palace
AS the moment arranged for tho ap-
nf gunrO1rlCu
assnmblaGe separated into three groups
before the throne In one group were
the cardinal bishops; i'm another were the
cardinaI priests to whom the new Amer
lean cardinals viii hc added. while the
third were the patriarchs. bishops. heads
of orders other high personaScs and
various persons familiar to the papal
court
Presently the door at the rear Of the
hall was opened and the noble guards, In
their brilliant uniforms. appeared. MAX
ing way for tho white clad figure Of his
holiness The pontif paused for mo-
meut at the threshold OF the room. while
| those present bent their knees. With Il
smile he greeted them and then walked
TO the throne. The procession before the
| throne followed Immediately. Each dig
ritary. according to precedence, ap-
preached IN turn and. kneenng, kissed
some ceremony, which the pope bore
with great patience.
AS the last or the DUmDer paying
homage returned TO his place the master
| OF ceremonies loudly proclaimed extra
| omues' and gradually the greater num-
Der withdrew until the pontiff and the
which had brought them together
Address Of Plus.
Plus " broke the silence that followed
voicing a simple prayer and then. 3till
| sitting. delivered a bricf sllocut'on.
In this the pope began by saying the
"A a. n
Ing for the church. All felt this alluded
10 the clamorous comm emorstion OF tho
Italian Jubilee which. IL was felt offend
ed the rights OF the soly see. Through
the manifestations Of sectarians (evldent-
~ limiting at the Free MasonsJ hatred
TO the Catholic faith; the allocutton con
faithful of the whole world. while the su-
preTne greatness OF Italy In this faith
! which had inspired every civil progress
| and lasting prosperity, had been empha-
sized.
The evils or modernism AMI naturalism
were coUuterbalanced, the pope continued
everywhere by the love uf the holy Cu-
cho rist MS was proved by the congresses
held i'm Cologne. London. Montreal and
Madrid. Spain especially had. he said.
demonstrated her true religious sentiment.
He ended with the hope that Cod would
preserve her from the evil threatening
her peace and happiness.
Cardinals Confirmed
The creation OF the cardinals aud the
confirmation by his holiness OF the arch
bishops and bishops already appointed by'
brief followed In all instances the pro-
cedure was the same. The pamo OF each
chosen for honor was read. the pope in
quring OF the cardinals in turn whether
they approved the nomination, Assent
wds given by raising thcir rcd skull caps.
surprise came wehn IL was made
known that tho pope had created still am
other cardinal ''in pcctore. that -, lin
Ills breast" rho Identity Of the one So
houored not being revealed. This makes
an addition Of nineteen TO the cardinal
ate
This departure from tive known pro
gram gave rise 10 all sorts ot rurlorP. in
Guiding one that Archbishop Ireland
would receive red hat. Official denial
of this purpose o. that any other Ameri-
can prclaie i'm addition 30 those pro-
claimed would bs elevated. MAS author
lied al tho vatican.
IL is supposed that the unnamed cardi-
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