Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-11-15

E:at*ten o'clock. The kfe1.
bishop Austin y. Bowling vas spfeSett|
and performed the, dedicataeyy. ssrvieSGs:
and gave the ;dedlo4t, ermon. ~
number ,otsshe 81 Is M satrrSaud:
ing parishes we've .&ls61 Ipafeasent, Is u
sist with The aedtsatioot ~ s = ! +.
LARGE e:R,oyvb Ar;rtNos / \:
A large number Of people; both:of
Willmar and other. towns we're heSa
for the dedication ofsthe new chirct:
There were over four hundred peopls
at the dedicatorys services: + s.: S.1;a
The services were IN charge !; s. Ra 81.
NJ. NJ: 'Ryan of: Darwin who sactsd5fa
master Of ceremonies. The dedication
took place at about a: .1quarter II 81 sks1:
The church was vacated d :plaeopteA4q
the archbishop, preceded by tthesc ]
gy, marched around thu. church. Soh6ht-:
ing prayers ashley went, The ptdsea:
sion then entered the church alid Bis iS.
ceeded around the inside the: same xAy
as was done on the. outside. The ,sflt &
vice ended with the Litany lot tA}(
Saints: The procession then rebaifs4
to the parish house from whence I'm.
procession marched back 70 the ehlteA,
where high mass was: said. =; !: ,..t;st
MANY IN Procession. "a E
The procession was headed bX IL
cross bearer and two altar sboy1.: Th.
were followed by the CLERGY. H. jcaks
sock and surpltce.. The minister's q;
the mass were next in line: babdSk
con, Rev. George Carlin' Of MAfsh4n,
deacon. Rev. John Malloy OF sftA aadft
borg, celebrant;= Rev: IA; Hanh1bnd NE
Willmar. Archbishop Austin J:I;Do&
ling of St. Paul followed: preesdsdS ~
the deacons of honor: Rev, RI B4
land Of Litchfeld and REV. Walk s6k5
Murdoch Rev. A. Kohieyy& 6tz utstS:
City and Rev. F. T. Boufa;yy dt hoht&
video were also in ATTENDANCE, $E;;,s
Father oCalaghan Of Edsn VahH
and Father c. McDevitt Of Mafysb4k
were unable to be present i'll tRe :tuBf
monies due to previous ehgksi ;btmfse UNI
which could not be hrokah..Il { s. IS s 1
coNeR7utArED ;ekSfl III
Archbishop Austin J.: Doxlink;:ih +
sermon, congratulated the spe0HSRHk
on the success Of the new tkafa3hhl:sff &
He praised them highly ~ + hH4
spirit of industry and co 1 bssfhatI pa R3l
terminated in the resolve , .toE fala1t4
worthy house for Almighty [ 81
He spoke at length upon thBxxx IS
of the Church in the cpmmuntt +
its function was not alone idssi $;
that, it strove to ,bring. lelaS QkAtft9s3::
the people. And in this. featSt.eeI|l rs
emphasized the importanoe kf8H
Altar in the Catholic Church,
place of greatest importanSe:sSt9l{
the Sacrifice Of CalverysN SSlshSS
constantly for the psoD1e. 4 hll 1t fe
flee is the center of Faith, -uf ,ths!
Ollie church. and conseeqte :i
important even than the palples til
quently pulpit is not SEEM q
olic church. but always: ~ :ait4s
cause it is around the altar :thstst4t
spirit Of faith is begottsn. : :,::s sss;R
The Archbishop Semphasl4aa IN
the relationship: Of the: good :G4dkah
and the good citizen. Theke Ql4fl
are not separate but 60 hand; ih14tEA
One realizing his duty. To- .a6dg::.444a
likewise have greater regard f6f.
civic duties. Every effort 81 m1dSs
bring home to him the notion d{s5
duty to God and to country, onai6H
pendent upon the other. s:; s. q .;Ss5 S
GOOD MUSIC NJ cAolks .
The choir, under the it6til6nk
Mrs. William jolly, rendered 1
very beautiful music tn the. ped11 J
Miss Florence Locketby ppe1t 1Sst48
the organ. The solotsts xet1,,tt ~
! Hareott OF Glars city. fht5