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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1912

Page

11

Cardinal Encinia Emphasized as Leader in Rome and Boston

The message extols your zealous labors and a remarkable career, highlighting Rome's attention on your work as rector of the American College, bishop of Portland, and envoy to Japan. It lauds your administration of the Boston archdiocese, foresees greater service, and offers heartfelt prayers for God's glory.

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Cardinal OConnell Addresses Faithful About Papal Authority

Cardinal O Connell’s reply to Bishop Anderson honors the Vatican as the seat of universal sway and the papal lineage. He notes Christ’s power surpasses earthly rulers and praises Peter and his successors as guides of moral and spiritual life. The speech emphasizes unity of church and world worship.

Cardinal O’connell Anderson America Capitoline Rome Vatican Peter Christ Linus Cletus Clement Constantine Jay God Hildebrand Leo Pius Pope Catholic Church Vatican Mount

Faith and Civic Duty in Boston Bishop Speech

A Boston church leader proclaims vows to work for the city and the church alike. He emphasizes religious and civic advancement, unity with the people, and devotion to Rome and America, urging loyal cooperation for the city and see of Boston.

Papal Delegate Appointed for United States Nominee Bonzano

Monsignor Giovanni Bonzano, rector of the College Propaganda in Rome, has been named papal delegate to the United States, succeeding Diomede Falconio who was recently elevated to cardinal. Official despatches announcing Bonzano’s appointment were received at the papal legation today.

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Boston Pride in Papal Honor Marks City Religious Unity

A Boston sermon extols the universal reach of the Catholic Church under Pope Pius X. It lauds Rome's authority, cites Boston’s cultural stature with Longfellow Hawthorne and Lowell, and frames the papacy as a timeless global sovereign upholding morality, family, and learning.

Longfellow Hawthorne Lowell Boston Rome Pius the Tenth

Town meetings postponed by Boston mayor this year

Boston's annual district town meetings or tours by the Mayor to hear public wants will be delayed this year. The Mayor plans to postpone the town meetings until after his winter stay in Palm Beach.

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Pope appoints Bonzano as Apostolic Delegate to United States

Giovanni Bonzano rector of the college of the propaganda of the faith is named apostolicdelegate to the United States and becomes titular bishop of Meritne. Bonzano, born in Vigevano, served a time as a missionary in China before ill health recalled. He has been a domestic prelate of the Pope since 1904 and was named rector of the propaganda college in December 1906.

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Minors Punished by New Liquor Law

The committee on liquor law backs a bill of utmost importance to liquor dealers. Any minor who buys liquor by misstating age may be punished by the court. Dealers are already punished for selling to a minor. Testimony cited black mail concerns in yesterday’s hearings.

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