Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-07
s CARDINALS To
BE CREATED BY
POPE MARCH 10
Philadelphia Priest Is Among
List; Each Designate Re-
quireS Four Costumes;
Cost $2,450 Each

rome, ftJ, "a Ivy nv AS9N'A0
atcd Press) Approval of the
nomination to the cardinalate of
the Most Rev. d. j. Dougherty,
archbishop of Philadelphia, the
third American cardinal; and five
other notable sons of the church,
at the secret consistory of the
College of cardinals here March z,
is the preliminary step to the be-
stowal of the red hat" on them
by Pope Benedict XIV, March 10.
The secret conclave is held in
the hall of COnsistories. The pre-
liminary ceremony is simple. Pope
Benedict will interrogate menu
beers OF the sacred college present
as to their wishes regarding the
supreme pontiff's choice for the
churchs highest ecclesiastical
honor, and when the cardinals
have given their assent the an
nouncement is made that the ma
jority have affirmed the pope's
selection. ,....
Consistory Set For A. NJ.
Usually the secret consistory is
set for . a. m. A procession Of
carriages starts soon after a. m,
and passing through the court of
San Domeso their occupants find
entrance to the throne room of
the palace.
Here are gathered venerable
patriarchs, archbishops, heads Of
orders and other high .personaEes,
together with the cardinals, the
supreme governing body of the
Roman Catholic church. AS the
moment for the entrance of the
pope approaches, the assemblage
of cardinals separates into three
groups before the throne In one
group will be the cardinal hish-
ops, in another the cardinal
priests, and another the cardinal
deacons, and behind them the
patriarehs and others.
i Presently Toor at the rear will
open and the noble guards will ap-
pear, making way for his holiness.
With a fatherly smile, the pope
greets the assemblage. The pro-
cession before the throne follows
Each Gignitary, according to pro
cedent, will approach his holiness
and kncclinG. kiss the papal ring
Then The rOntiff and the cardinals
are left lone. The doors vii! he
closed ara Pope Benedict will plp.
coed with his allocution, prcfaced
by brief prayer.
Names win BE Read.
The name of each prelate chosen
will be read, the pope inquiring of
each cardinal whether they ap-
prove, Assent will be given by the
cardinals raising their red skull
caps.
A majority constitutes election.
The public consistory, TO be held
March 10, in the hall Of Beatifica-
ton at the vatican will be charac-
terized by much greater pomp ana
ceremony. On this occasion the
six archbishops - Dougherty, of
Philadelphia; Barraquer of Tar
ragona; Benlloch Vivo, Of Bur
Cos, Spain; Schultz, Of Cologne;
Won Faulkner, of Munich, and
Ragonesi, papel nuncio at Madrid,
will receive the symbols of their
elevation. ,.,.
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