The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-24
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fact that there are still populations
suffering privations and hunger.
The secret consistory rites began
at 10 O'Clock. Cardinal Designate
Mundelein will receive the biglietto
formal announcement of his ele-
vation-this evening. Cardinal Des.
ignate Hayes received his notifica-
ton during the morning.
In his allocution, the sPontiff
praised the United States for its
charities, saying:
Among our immense family
more favored brothers come to help
those who are more sorely tried.
Our hearts are exalted by their
magnificent gesture oof piety. 1t
is most satisfying to us to address
them and to express our gratitude.
This attitude is incomplete unless
the role Of the United States is
pointed out and emphasized.
1.-THE United States maintained
an important role in various chart
ties. She rushed forward in re.
Spouse to our appeal for starving
Russian children. The clergy of
the United States have shown that
the natural resources of their mar
velou0 country are much surpassed
by another treasure-the goodness
OF their hearts,"
Read by Old Friend.
The biglietto for Cardinal Desig.
nate Mundelein was received by
Monsignor Marchettio Selvaffiani,
formerly second auditor Of the
apostolic delegation at Washington,
d. c.. who read it for him. The
monsignor has been a friend of
Cardinal Designate Mundelein for
twenty-four years.
Chevalier Ciuelo Fumasoni.Bondi
brother OF the present apostolic del
egate to Washington, wearing a
black velvet Velasquez costume and
waiting to Cardinal-deSignate Mum
delein for the reception to his
friends this afternoon and tomor-
row.
The Chevalier will be assisted in
receiving guests by Monsignor Peter
Quely, Of Rockville Center, N. Y,
and Rev. Father She'll, secretary to
Cardinal Designate Mundelein.
ROBBED in Violet.
AS the present consistory cere.
monies are in Lent the new car
dinals are wearing violet robes in.
stead of the usual crimson.
After alluding to the discipline of
the episcopate clergy of France in
accepting an agreement for diocesan
associations, the pontiff, in his allo-
cutiOn, said that there was conso.
lation to be found in the numerous
religious celebrations in various
countries on the second anniversary
of his the Pontiff's) elevation to
the chair Of st. Peter.
But among the joys" continued
the allocution I'VE have the pitiful
sight Of ten priests, led by Arch
bishop Cieplak suffering imprison-
ment. We recommend them again
to universal pity. We believe we
don't lack proper right or authority
70 implore intercession for these i'm.
prisoned prelates.
Appeals for Destitute.
There are still immense crowds
Of orphans and destitute persons,
including babies and old people, who
lack every comfort of life. They
are addressing us from all parts Of
the world imploring our help.
while this present sublime spec
tacle Is instructive recognition Of
the universal paternity entrusted to
US by God, it is no less q sublime
spectacle that numberless hands are
offering the means to relieve suffer
ing-offerings that spring from a
noble impulse and magnificent gen
crosby"
The two newly created cardinals
will be received in audience tomor-
row by Pope Piux XI after they
have received the oath Of their new
office. The Pontiff will bestow the
beretta upon them.
Red Hat Thursday.
On Thursday in the presence Of
mighty throng gathered in ST.
Peters cathedral from all parts Of
the world, the red hat will be con.
feTeed upon the two new cardinals.
from the moment Of their Off.
ciaA modification" today until to-
morrow evening the two new
princes Of the church will be en-
gagged in receiving visitors and re-
plying to congratulations. Neither
prelate was present at the secret
consistory today.
About thirty cardinals took part
in the ceremonies, including Car.
dinals Vannutelli, Cagliero, Fruh.
writ, Cagiano de Azuedo, Gasparri