New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
Churches Here
OF All l. aiths
Join I'm Grief
Protestant and Jewish Lead
crs Pay Tributes as
Prayers for Dead Pope
Rise Among Catholics
10 Mold g'oniiGcaI Mas,
Solemn Ceremony viii Take
Place at Cathedral: Last
Rites Are Said in Rome

Prayer for the rcpose Of the oHl oi
Pope Ncncdict were offered Ut mourn
ing services IN Catholic churches Of
Now YORK ycstcrday, and tributes were
paid to the dead rontiN in Protestant
churches as we'll
Although lIir iIolocss dicd at 6
o'clock Rome timc) yesterday morn
ing. official notification of his death did
not reach Archbishop Hayes at the
cathedral here untl nearly 3 O'Clock
fNcw York tincN e;sAt hours later.
Up TO that time during mass. prayers
had boon said for the spccdf recovery
Of the Pope At tn" < O'Clock mas 1t
vas announced that tho Pope was dead.
and the prayer for dead pontif's was
substituted.
Plans wcrc Immediately made for
mnsscA of requiem ~ All churches OF
tho dioccso Solemn pontiilcai mass
Will be held in the cathcdra to coincide
with tho funeral services in Rome
Until then prayers viii be sand every
night for +hc Pope Communion scrv-
ice for t. children viii be arranged
IN memory the Pontif
Mass at ST. ratrick's
The prime al service Nlll be tho pom
5ihcal ma. al St Patrick Cathcdral
~ sll probability Archbi hop liaNos
VII be the cccbrant Fiv" bishops viii
~ss'st in pivin. absolutions and morr
,oan ono thou and priests viii a.'cnd.
4 catafalauc will be erected before
'ho altar rail. it viii follow tho llnc5
AMI dimensions OF tho original Riack
Il t..,
for ihc gray used il the original ccro-
mony. Il VIII be surmounted b. the
tiara. crossed keys and coat Of arms Of
benedict NN.
To-day Archbishop Hayes will issne
a letter to the clergy of the dioccsc
rc0u, that the special prayer or
the death of tho Pope be rccited at
each mass and urging the faithful to
special prayers for the late Pontiff.
Ilr also viii fix tho date for the spe-
cal solemn mass and for tho children :
communion service.
OF tho Pope Archbishop Hayes said:
"lIis name Will be placed by history
among the Church's greatest ponti7-
His death is loss 10 the entire peace
loving world. Ills ministry and inf1u-
oncc arc badlN needed now HIS
thought was to serve humanity.
The PRAYER for the ropc
90 Cod, by whose nscrutable
appointment Thy servant Benedict
XIV Was numbered among Thy chief
bishops grant, We bcsccch Thee that
he who was the wear Of Thine only
bcgottcn Son on earth may receive
place among Thy holy pontfs who
have entered into everlasting bless
clncSS'
Tho Rev Or. s. Edward Young. in
the Bedford Presbyterian Church, Nos
trand Avenue and Dean Street. Brook
lNn, paying tribute TO the Pope, said
that Catholics, Erotcstants and He
brcws would do we'll to follow his OK
ample and cooperate moro closely
along lines on which they already wcrt
in agreement.
"Ihc passing Of Pope Benedict XV.'
said DR.. Young, is a largo event ever
to those of US who arc diametrically
opposed to him in the matters wherein
Cath olics and non Catholics differ
ThiS is not the hour to acccntuatc
those points Of controversy, but rathcr
it is a time TO appreciate the Pope 5
service to humanity.
Always Stood for Peace
"Always and in every way Pope
Benedict stood for peace stood for il
to a degree many believed to be cXces
sivo men he did not Join Card ma
Mercicr's donunciation Of German
atrocities. But he undoubtedly was in
spircd in this attitude by the hope tina,
thereby he might hasten tho end Of Tho
war.
Tie Popc's relations with non-C Cath
olics were exceptional. rs instanccd bl
his recent invitation to non Catholic
to participate in the effort to establish
a universal and less variable date fol
Easter. The religious differences o.
Catholics and Protestants may not be
settled till the Day OF Judgment. bu'
the petty prejudices ought to be oustct
now.
Jews Extend Sympathy
Delegates to the convention of tht
United Synagogue of America, helC
hcrc yesterday. adopted the following