Colorful pomp marks consecration of Bishop Slattery
The ceremony for Bishop Coadjutor Slattery at Trinity drew 1500 attendees with Gov Cox and prominent clergy watching. William Lawrence presided as elements of ancient ritual, certificates and canonical attestations were read, and a long procession moved with ceremonial precision.
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Bishop Lawrence ordains Slattery in grand Trinity consecration
In a historic Trinity Church service Bishop Lawrence ordains Coadjutor Bishop-elect Slattery. Delegations from multiple dioceses join in the ceremony with hands laid on Slattery and a Bible presentation, signaling a new era for the Massachusetts Episcopal Church.
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New York
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Bishop as Shepherd Leads Toward Higher Sainthood in Consecration Sermon
Bishop Lawrence’s sermon on the eve of Bishop Coadjutor Slattery’s consecration frames the bishop as a shepherd not an autocrat. He urges sympathy with diverse followers, respect for tradition, and active care for the poor, prisoners, and public institutions while guiding a Christian American character.
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New England bishop returns home to Massachusetts
The Rt Rev Charles Lewis Slattery tells about 600 Episcopalian Club members in Boston that his move to Massachusetts fulfills a long desire to serve New England. He praises Puritan tradition, Boston’s vitality, and local educational institutions. He vows to aid Bishop Lawrence, Bishop Babcock, and parishes as he adjusts to his new post.
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Boston University Reports Record Fall Enrollment
Boston University announces enrollment reaches a record high with about 9323 students enrolled, the largest in its history. Growth spans all departments led by a notable increase in the Law School with a four percent rise in students.
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Mussolini Hopes For U S Collaboration In Government Move
Rome October 1 A P Mussolini sent a message to Secretary of State Hughes in Washington expressing cordial good wishes. He pledged confidence in friendly economic and spiritual collaboration between Italy and the United States and noted the Italian people’s confidence in American understanding of Italy’s efforts toward a common victory.
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Fascisti Take Power in Bloodless Rome Coup
In Rome on October 31 the new Fascisti government was proclaimed and its parade of black shirts marked a decisive, peaceful coup. Benito Mussolini, now premier, pledges to pursue commercial welfare and an orderly restoration of Italy’s affairs.
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Noted Jesuit Bernard Vaughan Dies in London
Father Bernard Vaughan a leading Jesuit priest and brother of the late Cardinal Vaughan died in London on October 31. He had long toured the United States Canada and Alaska and was once featured in an address there.
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They Who Live by the Sued by Sinclair Lewis
A Boston Sunday Post tease announces a short story by Sinclair Lewis authoring "They Who Live by the Sued by Sinclair, Lewis." The piece signals another bold literary venture following Babbitt and Main Street.
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