New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-03-16
Simple Rite to
Install Hayes
AS Archbishop
More Formal Ceremony to
Take Place Later, When
Papal Pallium Arrives
Bonzano Will OMciate
Conservation of Bishops To
Be Among the First
Duties of New Prelate

pscause this is the Lenten season,
and because a more formal ceremony
viii be held when the pallium arrives
syom Rome, extreme simplicity will be
obxeryed at the installation Wednes-
dsy afternoon Of the Most Rev. Patrick
7. Hayes as Archbishop of New York.
Wednesdays ceremony, at which
R;shop Hayes will assume the powers
granted him under an unusual Papal
d;suensation before the arrival in
America of his pallium, or even the
papal brief of appointment, will be
held at 8 o'clock at ST. Patrick's Ca
thedral. His Excelency, Archbishop |
Romano. Apostolic Delegate to the
sailing prelate.
All the bishops of the New York |
province and the bishops-elect of Buff
falo and Albany have been invited to
cese will make their allegiance to their
new superior. The laity will be admit
ted by ticket only.
The Right Rev. Monsignor Michael
J. Lavelle formally will welcome the
new Archbishop at the door Of the
Cathedral and will escort him to the
sanctuary. There the Apostolic Dele
gate and the officials of the archdio-
cese will receive him.
Justice Bowling to Speak
The Right Rev. Monsignor Joseph
F. Mooney, P. A., administrator of the
diocese since the death of Cardinal
Farley, will speak on behalf of the
clergy; the Hon. Victor J. Bowling,
Justice of the Supreme Court, will ex-
tend welcome from the laity, and the
Very Rev. George J. Waring will ex-
press the congratulations Of the chap
lains of the army and navy, over whom
the new Archbishop has officiated as
Bishop Ordinary.
Archbishop Bcnzano will speak for
the Holy Father and Archbishop Hayes
will reply to the addresses.
Meanwhile, officials of the diocese
are expecting that the pal.ium, made
from the wool of consecrated lambs by
the Nuns of Tore di Speech after
ceremonies at the Church of st. Agnes
in Rome, will arrive soon after Easter
The formal installation Of Archbishop
Hayes will then take place with elab-
crate rites.
& The pslliurn, band of wool worn
about the shoulders, is the symbol of
she power delegated by the Holy
Esther. The new Archbishop must
petition the Pope for IT and It is sent
~taf IA
BE- worn only in the archiepiscopal
pfevince for which 1t is granted and
will be buried with Archbishop Hayes
when he dies.
The following committees have been
named 70 welcome the new Archbishop
Wednesday:
Committee OF the clergy-The Right
Rev. Monsignor Joseph r. Mooney,
7, A.; the Right Rev. Monsignor James
y. Mclean, the Right Rev. Monsignor
John J: Flood, tho Right Ray. Mon
s,lgnor Francis Il. Wall, the Very Rev.
Edward J. Flynn, tho Very Rev. J. II.
Campbell, s. j.; the Rev. William Liy-
ingston and the Rev. Joseph r. Smith.
:, Committee Of the chaplains--Ths
Very Rev. George J. Waring, chaplain
o. tbs 18th Infantry; the Rev. John J.
Brady, chaplain Of the 9Th Marines,
who WAS the first Catholic chaplain TO
20 overseas with the American troops;
the Rev. James F. Houlihan, formerly
OF General Pershing's staff and now
chaplain at Fort Totten, and the Rev.
Eugcne D. Mcdonald, chaplain Of tho
T. s. s. Leviathan-
Committee Of the 1aity--Ths Hon.
Victor J. Bowling, Henry Heide, Adrian
lselin and William P Larkin-
- The most important use Archbishop
hayes will make OF the Papal dispense
ton Of immediate power viii be the
blessing Of the holy oils and perform
anse Of the other archiepiscopai func-
Ions connected with Holy Week. He
also will consecrate the Right Rev. Ed
mnnd T. Gibbons, d. D., az Bishop OF
Albany at Buffalo March %, and the
Eight Rev. William Turner, D. D., as
Bishop OF Buffalo at Washington
March 80.