The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-01-26
.FARLEY'S WELCOME
BROUGHT TO AN END
Catholics Have Day for Their
Own Religious and Social
Greetings to Him.
GIBBONS IN THE SANCTUARY
Imposing Services in the Cathedral Fol-
lowed by Club Reception in
the Evening.

In the morning there was an ccclcsiasti iCal
reception at St PatriCk's of n magnifi-
Cence never surpassed in this country.
Cardinal Gibbons. Archbishop Prender-
gast. twenty bishops and hundreds of
priests were present. Last evening the
catholic club gave reception to the
Cardinal.
An hour before the time set for the
service in the morning the approaches
to st Patrick's Cathedral we're packed.
On Madison avenue near the Cardinal
residence tho street was filled with
bishops, monsignorI and clergymen hurry
ing 10 the ves'inG rooms To put on th"r
robes.
4 cold wind whirled around the corner
AT Madison avenue and Fiftleth street
and tugged ~ TN" red Cassochs of the
altar bows ready tn head the procession
only few minutes past tn" schedule"
Tune the long lin" moved into Madison
avenuc and toward the front doors uf the
Cathedral. fIr~; wnr" IN. uniformed
Second Now York Regiment knights
, of Columbus. IN command Of Capt. William
j. tos'lCau. Then wer" the red Carhe d
altar boys The cardinals committee
or lavmcu, with high hats and frock coats
were followed hy the black of tho ecCle-
slastical students. Friar- in tn" gray
of the Franclscans. ~" white over black
ut the tarmchte~ tn" dead black of TN"
Bencdictines and the black over white
ot tn" DomnlCan- added an Old World
touch To- tn" procession.
/ The heads Of religious order. followed
Among them were the Very Rev Anto-
nine Wilmer of the CapuChns. the Very
Rev. Joseph T. HanS.lman of the .Iesu,s
( the Very Rev Matthew ! ilcagen uf the
| Dominicans. In their purple robes the
monsiguorl were next and among them
/ the ten new one. recently created 10y tho
! Pope.
! \ representation from the faculty II
/ ia" Catholic University uf America IN
f Washington wearing their a. ademl,
hoods drew attention. In this Group
were Mgr. Thomas ! Shahan. rector of
the university, tn. Very Rev. Daniel j
Kennedy, o +. professor Of sacramento a.
theology. and several from the lay teach
ing staff.
Bishops. twenty of them. next caught
the eve Mos; conspicuous was BishoI
Softer : Ortynsky. the Ruthenian Greek
Bishop Of the United States His robe.
were black with a white cross hla2oned
on them and red diagonal stripes Ii
place Of the purple hiretta Of the Roman
! rite he wore dome -ha ped angular haa,
covering. with r whit. scarf about hi,
shoulders On eilner side was "A blaCl
govned priest In IN. line of Bishop,
We're Bishops Edward u Kelly. auSillar,
Of Detroit John J Milan. Hartford
Joseph j Rice. Burlington: George "
, Mundelein. AUXILIARY of Brooklyn; John
Grimes. coadiu'or of Syracuse, Daniel r
Feehan. Fall River, Louis ) Walsh, Port
! land: Thomas r Hickey. Rochester
, Thomas r Cusach auxiliary Of New York
James j Harley, columbus. John j
! O'Connor Newark Alexander J Nc
Gavick, rirular Bishop of Marcopoll-
John + frH Maurice, kri", John j Mon,
CHAN. Wilmington; James 4 McFaul
Trenton, Hugh Mac sherry. ti'ular BshoI
al lIstiuianopolls. Thomas VI \ Burke
Albany. Henry Gahriel-. OgdenshurE
and Charles r. Mcdonnell Brooklvn
Wearing gorgeous golden cloth v.-t
menIS came III. ministers Of the mss
Archbishop Edmond r rr-nd-rgdst q:
Pm ladclphit, the Cel.hrau,; Mgr- Burt,
sell. k"arn"v and McMahou; TIA. R.v-
Sweeney and Srach Be; we"n them auC
tn" two Cardinals were twenty prIes'-
n wh.-" and gold danl'irs
Lass the two Cardinals cardinal Gin
hons frs. his long train Supported by W
l.;tle pages dressed in black velvet BE-
sid. him were Knights of - Gregory
Tn" archi-psCopal cross was born. h-
fore Cardinal Farley lie vas ATTENDED
by Knights Of ~ Gregory and had Nv,
pages
Al the Fifth avenue doors of tn. Ca,he
dral the uniformed Knights Of Columbu
waited at attention and followed tn
Cardinals into the church They Carrie
the American and Papa tiagE The bette
part Of the main aisle WAS reserved. Tn
Bishops chaplalns were seated neares
, the front Further back the member
of the Cardinals committee We're seateC
The two Cardinals occupied thrones a
opposite sides Of the sanctuary. Thei
chaplalns were beside them and ais
Jnighrs of ST Gregory Ranged furthe
back toward the altar were the BishoT
and nonslgnor The red Of the Prince
Of the Church and the purple Of The pre-
lates formed gorgeous frame for III
| glltterlng vest ments OF the ministers {
the mass The music was furnished b
choir of 100 men and full orchestra
There were TO be several addressed
Bishop Cusack mounted the pulpit afts
, the reading Of the Gospel He first rea
cablegrams from Pope Plus \ The fir
was
The Holy Father is most happy to lear
Of Your fminenCe's safe arrival and II
, impressive public demonstration Of WELDON
and respect from all classes and creeds c
, your retirn to your city for the frst tim
. His Holiness is deeply gratifed and =
ioices with your Eminence and your Ci
: and most gladly imparis his blessing.
v A second message from the Pope va
: one Of thanks 10 the Catholic laity of Ne
, York and came as a response 10 cahl'
gram sent the night of the Hippodron
, meeting
, Bishop Cusack in his sermon reviews
Cardinal Farley's career and spoke
the honor that the diocese felt in /
! elevation to the Sacred College. !
, added.
I An honor is measured according 10 n
- dignity and station of the one who 90
p tors II. For this reason a great princiI
lies at the root Of this celebration 'o-da
Ritual and ceremonial must always r.
!. on doctrine TO have any meaning, and I
doctrine which gives point to this ce
. hration is for Catholics n most fuudamen,
- one. our natural desire to honor q
beloved Cardinal for his own sake, for
" personal qualities for his earnest zeal,