South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-10

NAAe Aatt 1AlNtid4 AlAI Lillt4l4 formerly
apostolic delegate 10 the United
States. st. Joseph's at 1Iishawaka.
St Patrick's and St Marys. Fort
Wayne and ST. Patricks church.
kokomo.
AT the Sunday morning service.
honsignor Bonanza was coIebrant al
pOntihcal mass. assisted by Rev.
Leo Heiser and Very Rev James A
Burns. The apostolic delegate was
seated az the left OF the sanctuary
and Bishop Alerding at the right.
Many other priests were in the sane
tuary.
Rheinberger's mass was rendered
By a mixed choir under the direction
or Prof. John j. Becker, and assist
ed by Mrs. G.. a. Farabaugh at the
organ. The surpliCcd boys choir CT
81 voices also assisted.
The sermon was preached by the
Very Rev. Andrew MOrrissey on
"Christ in the Church"
The deacOns of honor 70 Bishop
Alerding were Rev. l. A. MOencb
and Rev. Joseph Scheier; 20 Bishop
Glass the Rev. John OsaduiCk ard
Rev Daniel Spillard, 10 Bishop Null
doom. the Rev. Roman Marciuiak
and Rev. A. SchOeCkart.
AT ] O'Clock Sunday afternoon a
dinner at the oliver hotel was given
I'm honor OF His ExCcllenCy the
Most Rev John Romano. d. D..
and TO the right reverend bishops
and clergy attending the solemn
conservation OF the church II was
given under the auspices Of the
South Bend council of the Knights
OF Columbus.
The principal speaker was Mon
Eignor BOnzano. Owing 90 the fact
that the school children had already
formed in parade outside the hotel,
his speech and all the others were
necessarily brief The Monsignor
praised the splendid spirit and the
public display Of faith shown by the
men who paraded Saturday. His
subject was The Holy Father" ana
ne told his auditors how day and
night Pope Benedict was praying,
working and planning for the relief
and consolation Of the devastated
European countries, giving equal at
tention TO the mighty and the hum
BILE
Shows Emotion.
Overcome with emotion, he de-
clared that he had forgotten the
speech he had prepared for the
p
enc6uragingly OF the strong faith
and devotion with which the com
munity was inbued.
He drew a burst Of spontaneous
applause when he declared that aft
er an eight-year residence in Amerl-
ca he was at heart an American.
The MonsignOr talks with a decided
italian accent but nevertheless had
such good enunciatiOn that his words
were easily understood. Quiet, mild
hammered and dignifed. he was
greeted by applause which lasted for
several minutes by the guests who
stood at their places.
Praises America.
Right Rev Joseph 5. Glass. bish-
op OF Salt Lake City. the first speak
er on the program condensed his
speech on America" 10 an i'm
promptu toast lasting less than 10
minutes. His opinion. he said was
that America was a proyidential ma
zion. that God intended IL 10 be so;
that II is and should always be the
greatest nation on the face Of the
earth AS proof Of the greatness Of
America be pointed 20 the fact that
the best people Of all the other ma
tions came 10 America to live.
He declared that the greatest gift
a catholic could give 20 0ae United
States was 10 be true TO his faith.
'This." he said. will do more 10
neutralize the social unrest than
any other thing"
Bishop Glass prepared the ency-
clOcal TO tho bishops Of the United
States which was recently sent TO
ell Of them.
Pr. DeGrOOte Genius.
William A McInerny in a few
brief remarks paid tribute TO the
priests OF the Holy Cross. and in
particular TO the paste rof St Pat
rfck's; Rev John +. DeGroOte. whose
hbors as parish priest priest fbr
q score OF years were rewarded by
the conservation OF one of the most
Beautifully decorated churches in the
middle west He said that the cele-
bratiOn was due mainly 20 the eff
forts OF Fr. DeGrOotc. whose genius
Tor organization was acknowledged
By all South Bend. Mr. MCInerny
declared that ne would like 70 speak
longer but owing 20 the fact that
four or five OF his children were out
side waiting in line, he thought il
best &c be brief.
Very Rev Andrew Morrissey. pro-
vinCial OF the Holy Cross order i'm
the United States said that he knew
OF no other body OF clergy and lay
men whose loyalty was SO pronounce
ed as those over whom he had the
honor 20 have some jurisdiction.
@. A Fara baugh acted as toast
master. and the Harry GeisS O-Ches-
ira played during the dinner.
Children March
Immediately following the dinner
children fronl the parochial schools
passed before the reviewing stand on
the second floor OF the oliver no.
EEL where the pap6l delegate the
night reverend bishops and the
priests OF ali South Bend parishes
were Assem- bled. More than 1900
school children were IN line one Of
the most imposing spectaCles OF its
Kind ever witnessed IN South Bend
Dressed uniformly and marching 20
the martial music OF half a dozen
bands. the children with their gold
and white ribbons presented an In
teresting picture.
The children OF St Patrick's pa
rochial school headed the parade
followed BY those Of St JoSenh's,
st Hedgewige's. ST. Mary's. St ~asi-
mer's. St Stanisiaus Sacred y art
ST. Stephens and St AduIbert's
As they pass the reviewing
sand, the command eyes right" was
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