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1mbus. That was in 1889, when Bish.
pp kendrick, then rector OF the
Church of the Good Shepherd, was
for missionary work in
the West.
The procession Tuesday will start
from Trinity Parish House, proceed
In Broad street to Third, entering the
church by the Third street door. The
order of the procession is The cru.
cifer, the choir, assistant master OF
ceremonies. Bexley Hall students, the
vestry of Trinity church, lay men,
bers of the cathedral chapter, chan.
cellor Of the diocese, lay members
OF the standing committee Of the dio.
cese, the crucifer, visiting clergy,
clergy of the diocese, president and
faculty Of Bexley Hall, dean and
clergy of the cathedral chapter and
sta'f. clerical members of the stand.
ing committee, the deputy registrar,
master of ceremonies. the crucifer,,
visiting bishops in the order of their
consecration. bishop coadjutor-elect
and attending presbyters, the presen.
tors, the co-consecrators and the bish.
op presiding
After the opening prayer and, com
munion. of which only the bishops and
officiating clergy are. expected to par.
take, the candidate. Rev. Mr.. Reese,
will be presented to the presiding
bishop by two other bishops These
are they who walk with him In the
procession. Then the presiding bish
op will demand the candidates terti
monials. These must be produced
and read by those appointed for tina,
purpose.
IN this instance they will be read
by the following: The mandate for
conservation, Gideon c. Wilson, chan
cellor of the diocese; certificate OF
election, Rev George M. Clickner
secretary of the diocesan convention;
the canoncial testimonial, John A.
Gallagher of Marietta; certificate oI
ordinations, Rev. Mr.. Samuel Tyler
of Clncinnati; the consents of the
standing committees. Very Rev. Pau
Matthews. dean of st. Paul's Cathe
dral, Cincinnati, and the consents OF
the bishops OF indianapolis.
Then the candidate presents him
self, kneeling before the bishops, and
these, placing hands upon his head
repeat the ritual OF conservation
Thereafter the candidate, still kneel
ing, will take the following obliga
ton:
In the name OF God, Amen. I,
Theodore Irving Reese, chosen
bishop-coadjutor of the Protest
ant Episcopal church in the dio.
cese OF southern Ohio, do prom.
ise conformity and obedience to
the doctrine, discipline and wor.
ship OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church In the United States of
America. So. help me God,
through Jesus Christ.
Following the venerable practices
of the church, a hymn that has beer
used at every conservation in the pas
1900 years will be chanted by tht
choir.
Rev. Mr.. Reese is particularly pleas
ed at the coming of Bishop Lawrence
of Boston, Mass, to the conservation
The new coadjutor worked unde
Bisnop Lawrence for IL years before
coming to Columbus. He has hat
his present charge In Columbus 81.
years. The two comprise his entir'
service In the ministry.
In becoming a bishop from the TIN
ity rectorship he is the third to en-
10y that distinction In the little les
than century of the church's his
tory Bishop Chase, who founde
the church In 1917, was the first, an
Bishop Atwood, who was consecrate
after leaving Columbus for Arizona
was the other.
Diocesan duties will claim the tim
and attention Of the bishop coadjuto
after his consecration. Trinity Pal
ish is still in search OF a man to &C
as his successor as rector. Is
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