Evening journal., 1914-05-04


ed the sermon Prior so the services a
procession marched from the parochial
residence through the main aisle Of the
church. Cardinal Gibbons occupied the
throne on the gospel side q the altar
Cardinal Gibbons was attended by the
Rev. Lonis r. Stickney, chancellor Of
the Baltimore diocese and the Rev,
John J. Dougherty, chancellor Of the
Wilmington diocese.
Bishop Kelley spoke Of 4J years ago
when the first spadeful Of earth was
turned for the old St. paul's He re.
ferred TO the Tie that binds to the
church. He congratulated the parish
on their church and especially Father
Naldrun whose heart he said today is
oyeriiowing with joy to God. He said
the congregation should offer PRAYER
that he may be spared to them many
years.
Bishop Monaghan then addressed
the congregation He con9ratuiatad
the brethren and wished again to
thank Cardinal Gibbons for his com
ing He said that debt Of gratitude
is owed 20 the Cardinal, which he
did not believe the diocese will ever
be able to repay. He told the congre-
cation to offer prayer that the Cardl-
nal may be spa'Si for many more
years Bishop Monaghan thanked
Bishop Kelley and also congratulated
Father Waldron, the architect, the
builder and all others who had any,
thing to do with the construction Of
the church.
The Rev. Edward c. Higgans was
master of ceremonies at all the SER
vices, and his assistant was the Rev.
Patrick A. Brennan. Twenty
ushers, who were garbed at the morn
ing services in morning dress and in
the evening in evening dress ushered
the large gatherings at the services.
During the stay of Cardinal Glib
bons in this city James f. Hoey
has loaned his automobile to the
prelate, and Frank M Boyle acted
as body guard to the Cardinal.
Father Waldron. pastor Of ST..
Paul's Church. was elated over the
manner in which the celebration was
carried out, and he expressed his APP
preciation Of the splendid cooper
alton Of everyone Of his parishoners
and others who throughout have
stood by him to man The only
expression made by Father Waldron
when asked what he thought of the
day was Delightful, excellent"
The visiting clergy present were
the Rev. Charles Hanigan, OF Rich
mond Va; the Rev James Holligan,
of Philadelphia; the Rev. George
Murphy, of Clayton
The Rev. stephen MeGavey, All
toona, Pa; the Rev. Charles Cunning
ham, Providence, r. l.. the Rev. james
Coan, Chancellor. Brooklyn Cathedral.
The Rev, John J. Rooney. the Rev. Il. u
Lamb, S. u; the Rev George Hespel-
inc. G. $. S. r., the Rev. Hugh A. Gal
lagher Villa Nova College. the Rev
Lawrence Deering. the Rev j. J Mead
den. the Rev Francis X. Walsh. the
Rey. Iohn Il. O'Neill, the Rev. j. j..
Mccarthy. the Rev. Joseph Dalton. an
of Philadelphia; The Rev Frank Dris
coll, Villa Nova College. the Rev. Father
Paterson, Glen Riddle, Pa; the Rev. r.
T. McShane, Atlantic City n "; the
Rev Joseph Eagan, Haddon Heights,
N. H.; the Rev. james !. Flanagan,
Reading, Pa; the Rev Joseph r. rim
mons and the Rev. =. J. Ryan, Chester,
Pa; the Rev James Quill S. j.. Phila
delphia; the Rev. Joseph " Sweeney,
Newburgh, Pa. the Rev Louis r. Stick
ney, Chancellor, Baltimore; the Rev
John Gaynor. Sparrows Point. Nd; the
Rev. John a. Cmheld. Camden, N. j.;
The Rev John J Walsh, Cambridge
Md; the Rev w. j. Scott, the Rev
Edward J. Meale2, the Rev. James
Quigley. the Rev William Temple, D.
D., the Rev. John J. Connolly, the Rev.
James McNenna, the Rev John J. Dough-
crty, Chancellor. the Rev James J.
Mooney, the Rev. Father Lowney, o. S.
f.. the Rev Francis Tucker, the Rev
Jchn Clancy the Rev. James Grant,
the Rev Martin i. Ryan, the Rev Faith
er Albert, 0. S. b., the Rev John
Gnlez, the Rev. John Nawrocki all
Of Wilmington; the Rev. Charles
Crowley. Middletown, Del; the Rev.
John O'Connell, Clayton. Del; the Very
Rev. William J. McAdams. S. p. NJ,
New York; the Very Rev. S Fletcher,
Baltimore; the Very Rev L. ;. McGov-
ern, Pottsville. Pa; the Very Rev. Louis
J.. b. Pastorclli, Baltimore; the Rt.
Rev Mgr William kernin, the Rt. Rev.
Mgr. 5. p. Sinnott, the Rt. Rev. Mgr.
Philip McDevitt, the Rt. Rev Mgr Tray
nor, all Of Philadelphia; the Rt. Rev.
Mgr. j. J. Temey, Emmittsburg. Md;
the Rt Rev. Bishop b. j. Kelley, d. d.,