Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-23
OF THE
CATHOLIC Church
Will Be CREATED
Rome Is Astir in Anticipa-
ton of the Consistory-No
New English Speaking
Cardinals Created.

Rome, May 2s.-On the eve Of the
long looked for consistory, at which
a dozen cardinals are to be created. the
Eternal city is greatly astir over the
event and is lavishly decorated In
honor Of the occasion. Not in centuries
has consstory attracted so much
outside interest as the present one
owing to the large number of cardinals
to be created. and the ceremonies
which will begin Monday and continue
through the greater part of the week,
promise to be among the most i'm
posing in the history of the church.
The city is overrun with visitors
from all over the continent, and hun
dreds of American tourists have ar
ranged their itineraries so as to be In
Rome the coming week Those from
the United States desire to witness the
ceremonies, or that portion open to the
public, in which three OF their country
men-Cardinals Gibbons, Farley and
O'Connell-will take part Among the
visitors are many Canadians, mostly
clergy, who are attracted to the con-
sistory by the fact that among those
to be created princes of the church Is
one of their number-the Most Rev.
LOUIS NaZdlTe b6SlHy dlCllblShOp VI
Quebec.
The consistory Monday.
Two distinct ceremonies will be per-
formed when the new cardinals receive
their insignia OF office. The first will
be at the consistory, to be held Mon
day. when the cardinals are to be for
mally created and receive the red hat
from the hands of the pope. At this
ceremony the pope will ask the opin-
ion of the Sacred college concerning
the newly named and will then SOL
emily proclaim them cardinals in the
name of the Holy Catholic church. The
second ceremony at ST Peters cathed-
raj will equal if not surpass the first
in pomp and splendor. 1t will consist
of the imposition of the red biretta and
zuchetto Before the bestowal, how
ever, there will ne grand procession
of prelates and priests and an i'm
posing mass in the presence Of the
pope.
The creation of so many cardinals at
one time, though made necessary by
deaths in the Sacred college, is eX-
traordinary; and has been duplicated
or surpassed only once In modern
times still more remarkable feature
of the consistory is the fact that of the
l. candidates only half are Italians
The addition of six foreigners 70 the
Sacred college will reduce the Italian
majority in that body to the smallest
proportion in many years.
No English speaking cardinals are
included in the list of those to be ele-
waited at this consistory. The honor
bestowed upon the archbishop OF
Quebec is considered as a recognition
of the French speaking Catholics in
Canada. Some disappointment has
been expressed that no English-sp
ing prelate has been included in the
list 1t was generally expected that
Australia would be thus honored
Cardinal Moran of Sydney having dice
last year.
Recognition of Abbot Gasquet.
The recognition of Abbot Gasquet
president of the English Benedictines
is gratifying to the liberal minded
element of the church. though none o.
the less surprising Abbot Gasque
visited America only short time age
and will be remembered as the heac
of the BenedictihA commission that Is
Bible.
The comforting bf the honor upon two
GERMANS, the dfGliblSllOp VI SolpSn'
and the archbishop of Munich, is IL
part due to the unwonted friendlines
which now obtains between Empero
William, aggressive Protestant, ant
the Vatican
Mgr. p. Piffie, another of the foreign
candidates, is the new archbishop o
Vienna. 1t will be remembered tina
Archbishop Nagl, elevated at the sam
consistory as Cardinals Farley ant
O'Connell of the United States, mai
in the prime of life and full of vigor
died suddenly within the year. Befor
his death, however, he had made mark
ed changes in the church in Vienna II
the direction of more places Of Worship
and the elevation of his successor /
partly in recognition of his work
One of the most significant of tn
appointments is that of Mgr Dell
Chiesa, archbishop of Bologna. Dell
Chiesa spent four years as secretary o
the nunciature at Madrid and in 1888
went into the office of secretary o
state, when the office was held b
Cardinal Rampolla. of whom he wa
a devoted follower.
Little Is to be said concerning tn
others who are to be given the red hal
Each of them has for years bee
closely connected with the Vatican an
It's strong men and in consequence
have been regarded as in line for tn
honor that has finally been bestowe
upon them.
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