The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-09
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INVESTED WITH
. STATELY RITES
Pallium Conferred Upon
MGR. Hayes at st. Patrick's
Cathedral.
PRELATES GIVE HONORS
Notables of the Catholic
Hierarchy in United States
Attend Ceremony.


around the City Hall neighborhood back
in the early '7os," said Archbishop
Hayes few days ago when talking
with the Very Rev. Mgr. John ]. Dunn,
Chancellor of the archdiocese. about the
plans for the ceremony OF comforting the
pallium. or symbol OF office, upon the
new Archbishop. my aunt took me up
to St Patrick's Cathedral to see some
ceremony or other. It's so long ago that
/ forget what 1t was all about, but the
days sticks in my mind as an event II
you can arrange 1t. John. I'd like to
have the children from our parochial
schools have a part in the ceremony
next Thursday. 1t will be an event for
them which they'll remember
That's the reason the thousands OF
excited, rosy checked little boys and
girls, all waving the Stars and Stripes
and the yellow and white Papal flags.
banked the sidewalks around the cathe-
dral yesterday forenoon as a procession
OF Archbshops, Bishops, Monsignori. sur
pliced priests, Seminarians, accolytes.
Catholic army chaplains in olive drab
and Navy chaplains in dark blue and
gold by the hundreds, sailors from Ben
sonfrurst, lines Of soldiers from the
ranks of the glorious Sixty ninth,"
brass bands. French priests in uniform
and ablaze with decorations and wound
stripes, eminent financiers and scientists
wearing Papal Observation-Disclosures why
the little tads were banked yards deep
along the curbs as Archbishop Hayes,
New York boy" himself. walked into
the nations most beautiful church yes
terday and was invested with Rome's
official insignia of office.
Ceremony Centuries Old.
The moment Bishop Hayes. some
weeks ago, received official notification
that Rome had chosen him to succeed
the late Cardinal Farley as Archbishop
Of New York he was in fact the head
OF the diocese. Then came subsequent
ly the ceremony of receiving the pastors
and assistant priests OF the archdiocese.
each of whom during an interesting rite
one afternoon walked to his throne in
the sanctuary OF the cathedral. kissed
his ring and thereby acknowledged him
as their spiritual head.
But not until the pallium had been
conferred upon Archbishop Hayes yes
terday by Pope Benedict XV.-the Apos-
tolic Delegate at Washington, the Most
Rev. John Bonzano. d. D., acting for
the Holy Father-was the ceremony of
ID merely a circular band Of white wool.
a few inches wide and worn on the
shoulders on stipulated occasions never
theless slight as is its intrinsic value,
IL Is a badge" Of archiepiscopal author
ity that came into, being back in the
dim ages almost 1000 years ago-the
first historic mention of pallia was in
A D. 336-and since then has been
accepted by the faithful as the real
installation OF office.
When 1t came to arranging the cere-
monies OF yesterday the laying out of
the programme was left, as usual, to
Mgr. Dunn. Therefore, also as usual,
the procession from Madison avenue and
F'ty-first street, to Fiftieth street, to
Fifth avenue and so into the Fifth ave-
nue. entrance to the Cathedral, was be-
gun at 10 30 o'clock A. NJ. or at the
minute Mgr. Dunn had said the process
sion would begin.
For two blocks north and south of the
cathedral all traffic was diverted from
Fifth avenue. The Madison avenue
trolley cars also were stopped. In front
% the cathedral the brass band of the
SiNty-ninh took it's stand. with squads
OF sailors from Bensonhurst and COM
panies from the Sixty-ninth Infantry
standing rigid in front OF the church.
The band played the "Adeste Fideles,"
onward Christian Soldiers and finally
The Star Spangled Banner as the pro-
cess.on OF brilliantly CARRIED prelates,
soldier priests and seminarians came
into view.
The Procession of PreIates.
There were Cross bearers and acolytes
~ the head Of the slow moving process
son students of Cathedral College wear
ing lace surplices and black soutannes
seminarians from St Joseph's. Then
the regular" and diocesan" clergy, the
heads OF religious communities, the very
reverend monsignori. who were followed
ny the right reverend monsignori. Next in
me came the following Bishops: William
mickey Coadjutor Bishop of Providence ;
EDMUND F. Gibbons. Bishop of Albany :
William Turner. Bishop Of Buffalo |;
Ihonas F. Walsh. Bishop of Trenton |;
John NJ. Cannon, Bishop Auxiliary Of
Eriei John J. Cantwell. Bishop of Mon
terey and Los Angeles Joseph r. Cri-
mont, ). j., Vicar Apostolic of Alaska;
William T. Russell. Bishop of Charles
ION Philip r. McDevitt. Bishop OF Har-
r,sourg; Thomas ]. Shahan, rector Of
catholic University; Joseph II. Conroy,
AlNiliary Bishop of Ogdensburg; Pat
TICK r. Hebron. Bishop OF Winona John
Lawlor, Bishop OF Lead Joseph ].
t."e' blshop OF Burlington; John j.
n'an' Bishop Of Hartford Edmund NJ.
Dunne, Bishop OF Peoria; Joseph G.
anderson. Auxiliary Bishop of Boston !:
sotn Grimes, Bishop of Syracuse; Denis
oConnell, Bishop OF Richmond; Dam
,el r. Feehan, Bishop OF Fall River {:
MHliam A Jones, Bishop OF Porto Rico |;
Louls s. Walsh, Bishop of Portland /;
Inomas F. Hickey. Bishop OF Rochester:
John J. O'Connor. Bishop of Newark /;
reter j. Muldoon. Bishop of Rockford !;
nuWard p. Allen. Bishop of Mobile ;
;nichael j. Hoban. Bishop of Scranton |;
fiauick J. Donahue, Bishop of Whee-
.uHi Thomas D. Beaver, Bishop Of
Tprhgneld; Charles Edward Mcdonnell
s e,shop OF Brooklyn. and II. ]. r. de
silva Bishop OF Trajanopolis.
-Four Archbishops in Line.
four Archbishops, each attended by
PRIESTS from the local dioceses. followed
the Most Rev. John w. Shaw, Arch
DShop OF New Orleans; Dennis j.
CCousnerty, Archbishop OF Philadelphia
rse w. Mundelein, Archbishop Of
,Hicaso and Edward J. Hanna, Arch
'snop OF San Francisco.
10 chaplains accompanying the visit
archoishops, bishops and other pre-
i'S included the Revs. Michael ]. Phe-
tn' refer j. Harold, Thomas +. McGare,
MENUS V. Mahony. James NJ Byrnes,
INN A Waters. James T. Mcintyre,
nncs x Kelly, John A. Nageleisen,
I |n h Mahoney. Joseph F.. Sheahan,
naries F. Reid, Urban c. Nageleisen.
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