Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-20
GUEST
OF INDIAN SCHOOL
HERE TODAY
Right Rev. John B. Pitaval
Given Public Reception by
Superintendent Reuben Per-
ny and Pupils.

ny and Pupils.
Archbishop j. Is. fltavai Of the
Roman Catholic archdiocese OF santa
Fe. who Is IN Albuquerque and vicin-
ity on a confirmation tour. was the
guest of honor nj public reception
a. the United states Indian school
here today. The archbishop was
driven from town 10 the school IN an
automobile. accompanied by supt.
Reuben Perry ana T.. \. LonorHan.
superintendent OF indian day schools.
ON his arrival at the school the arcn-
bishop was greeted by all the pupils
IN the assembly hail. numbering sew
eral hundred. half OF whom are CATH
ollcs. Following addresses OF well
come and brief musical program.
the archbishop made brief speech ia
which he urged tho boys and girls OF
the Catholic religion 10 remain firm
in their faith and to endaavor TO bo-
/ come good men and women. The
archbishop expressed himself as much
pleased with the harmonious relations
which exist between superintendent
Perry Of the school and Rev. a. NJ.
Mandalarl. $. j.. pastor OF the Im-
maculate Conception school Mr.. Per-
~ having az all times co-oporated
with Father Mandalari In matters
respecting the religious training OF
| the Catholic Indian pupils The arch
bishop congratulated Mr.. Perry ON
the splendid discipline ia evidence al
the institution and wished him much
success in his admlpistratlon OF the
affairs Of the school.
spends Busy week.
Archbishop Pitoval has spent q busy
week In and about Aibuquorque lie
Ia being taken 20 the various parishes
within radius OF % miles IN auto
mobiles. the use OF which have been
rendered by Mrs. y. r. Armii0 and
Mrs. r. A. Hubbell. The Armiio and
/ Hubbell machines are used alternate
| ~. the owners also furnishing driv-
ors The archbishop arrived IN Albu-
quorque from santa Fe last Friday.
Met at the station by Rev. A. ~. Man
dalari and Rev. +. Tomassini. he was
taken 10 Old Albuquerque. where he
Is the guest Of the Jesuit fathers. ON
/ sunday he confirmed three hundred
and seventy-five boys ana girls Ia the
church OF san Felipe de Neri. The
number seeking confirmation was 80
large that Il was necessary TO divide
the candidates into two classes. on
Sunday afternoon the archbishop adj
ministered confirmation to four hum
dred and eighty-fiYe candidates IN the
| church OF the Sacred Heart. The
church Was entirely too small to nc-
commodate the crowds who wished TO
/ gain admission. The church Was
packed to the doors and there were
twice as many people on the outside
wishing to gain entrance as there
were In the church.
Visits the schools.
The archbishop spent Monday vis-
iting the various parochial schools sn
the city. lie first visited 81. Joseph's
school In old albuquerque. whore ne
was greeted By two hundred
and sevonty-five pupils. Follow
ing program OF musical selcc-
tions and Rotations tne archbishop
spoke briefly. reviewing the auccosg-
ful work of the Sisters OF Charity and
indicating his pleasure az what they
have been accomplishing and are ac-
c0mpiishing az the present time IN
the matter Of education.
From ST. Joscphs school the arch
bishop was driven IN machine 20 the
Sacred Heart school. South Fourth
street and slower avenue. Three hum
dred and thirty pupils attend classes
IN this school. The archbishop WINS
given hearty welcome and he re-.
sponded briefly. along lines similar "a
his address IA the old Town school.
In the Immaculate Conception
school the archbishop made an cx-
tended stay In this school two hun-
dred ana forty pupils gathered IN the
assembly hall Gnd gave the dis
tlnRuished visitor n big welcome. Mas
ter J. y. HeTnd0n delivered an adj
dress IN which he welcomed the arch
bishop 10 tho school and told how
glad the pupils were 20 have him
with them. Master James WIS highly
complimented by the archbishop for
his oratorical effort. The visitor
then proceeded 20 make an address
which covered some fifteen minutes
lie spoke chiefly on the advantage of
Catholic education as Il o. impaired
By the Sisters Of Charity. he said
that the most important work helms
carried on hy the Catholic church to-
day ls the work OF Catholic education.
He said that II n the Catholic edu-
Gators who are rearing the new gem
Grafton of Catholics and that the
people OF that faith In Albuquerque
should feel grateful 20 the fathers and
sisters for the magnificent work they
are doing here IN the cause Of re-
llglous training.
From the immaculate Conception
school the archbishop was taken "a
S. Vlnconts academy, where three
hundred pupils Dude him welcome
An address OF welcome was spoken
By ono OF the hlgh school girls, after
which Miss Charlotte Brixner ron
dered an appropriate vocal solo. Th'
archbishop responded, praising tbs
sisters OF the academy for the un'
work they are doing IN the institu-
ton. and said that he was very glad
TO sec such a splendid attendance al
the school
Yesterday the archbishop, nccom-
panied by Father Troy, a missionary
visited the parish az Alameda, nine
miles north OF town. The Alameda