The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-28
POLICE WAR ON NOCTURNAL PR0WLERS|
BIG DAY IN HISTORY.
 OF ST PAUL MINN
People of All Creeds Ex- tended Greeting to
 Archbishop Murray
CATHEDRAL CROWDED

city of over z50,000 inhabitants, will long remember the demon- stration that attended the install lation of Archbishop John Gregory Murray at the Cathedral there yes- terday.
 Most Rev Pietro Fumasoni- Biondi, who seated Archbishop Murray on the throne where the latter was vested for the mass said: Archbishop Murray comes to you with an experience of six years Tn know from personal observation, he was admired, esteemed and es- pecially loved not only by the members of his own flock, but al- so by the non-Cahtolic residents of the state of Maine. The task which has been assigned him here is a large one. It Is no easy matter to succeed to See which has been made glorious by the great Arch bishops Ireland and Bowling. It Is his duty. to continue their great work for the glory of God, the spread of Chirst's kingdom and the salvation of souls.
 "In his endeavor to fulfill this duty and to uphold the 'glories of the archdiocese of St Paul, he will be assisted, am certain. by the loyal and wholehearted cooperation of the reverend clergy and the be- loved laity. Concordia res parvae crescunt. discordia maximae dtla- buntur. It Is my earnest hope and fervent prayer that this day may mark the beginning of a great and glorious spiritual work that will De accomplished by the harmonious efforts of clergy and laity under the prudent and zealous guidance of their great pastor.
 "I invoke Gods choicest bless ings upon you and the members of your new flock. May God grant you a long life to continue your great work for the advancement of his church and the welfare of your great country"
 Archbishop Murray in accept ing his new See said:
 "By commission of the Vicar of Christ 1t is my happy and exalted privilege to ascend the throne of St Paul. The presence of His Ex- cellency. the most reverend apos- tolic delegate, as personal repre- sentative of the Sovereign Pontiff, his gracious condescension to con- duct me to the seat of authority In this magnificent temple of the Most High. his cordial greetings addressed to us on this solemn oc- casion combine to add luster to a ceremony which signifies the ini- tiation of a sacred and enduring relationship between shepherd and flock.
 Gathered within this sanctuary are prelates who participate in the plenitude of the priesthood of Christ who have been tried lead- CTS in Israel and who have come from distant and neighboring Secs to support a younger and weaker brother in his assumption of @ task which calls for more than human power.
 "Scores of priests and nuns have assembled before this Eucharistic throne of the Redeemer to beseech his merciful aid to sustain his halt ing representative in the effort to ascend the holy mountain and show the way to the multitude confided
 "Tho ousan nds of the faithful press forward to the very gates of the sanctuary to unite in the sacrifice of this morning that the great God of Heaven may look with favor up- on the scene enacted in this fate- full hour while their spokesman in the person of the zcalous adminis- trator of this archdiocese advances to lend assurance of cooperation in the undertaking which involves the eternal destiny of both prelate and people.
 "To all assembled here my feeble words fail to express the profound gratitude of my soul. I am as the great apostle himself. stricken dumb and blind on the way to Damascus. I am conscious of the overwhelming presence of the mas- ter who summons me to perpetuate the apostolate of the great men who have laid deep the foundations of the Kingdom of God in this ex- tensive territory, and am dis mayed at my own helplessness, l can only cry out with the apostle of the Gentiles: Lord, what vii: thou have me to do?'"
 In his address of welcome Mon- signor Byrne said: Tt Is my pleas ant task to voice what is burning in all our hearts today = a cordial welcome to our new archbishop and father in God. Welcome, be- loved archbishop. to your cathe- dral, welcome to the whole arch diocese of St Paul. This task is a pleasant one because am able to welcome you to Q clergy and people united in loyal submission to their new spiritual father and guide. Difficulties. no doubt. will arise, you will suffer pressure in this world, said the Divine Master. but there will be no dissension and these difficulties will be overcome in the future as they have in the past by the indomitable spirit here engendered and fostered by our spiritual leaders. Permit me, on this occasion, to recall the worthy thoughts. deeds and visions of our llIIIat rioua dead hY which the SDirlt