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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1913

Page

8

Catholic Congress Crowds Pack Cathedral for Address and Vespers

The scene centers on Cardinal OConnell delivering his address to the Congress as thousands gather in the Cathedral with priests, bishops, knights, and laity. A 4000 strong crowd fills the church. police guide outside. Evening vespers, benediction, and a reception at Copley Plaza follow, with sessions at Symphony Hall tomorrow and remarks by prominent church figures across North America.

Cardinal O’connell Fitzgerald Jerome O'Neil Driscoll Daly Monroe Neil McNeil D. D Toronto M. F. Fallon London Ont Symphony Hall Cardinal O’gonnell Bonzano United States Quigley Chicago Joseph Schrembs Toledo Horticultural Hall William D. O'Brien Holy Childhood Koesters China L. J. Vanden Burgh Africa Peter P. Janser Copley Plaza Hotel

Cardinal O Connell Opens Catholic Missionary Congress in Boston

Cardinal O Connell preaches a far reaching expansion of the church as the second Catholic Missionary Congress opens in Boston. He honors Monsignor Bonzano and lauds the Church Extension Society alongside the Propagation of the Faith. The address notes chapels on wheels and motor chapels reaching distant North American communities and foreign missions.

Boston France Cheverus Matignon Catholic Missionary Congress Holy Father United States Monsignor Bonzano China Missionary College of Propaganda Christ Christendom Society For the Propagation of the Faith Catholic Church Extension Society America Church Extension Society North America

Cardinal O Connell Leads Mass and Procession at Cathedral

Rt Rev Monsignor John O'Brien of Toaxvernl attended as the procession from Union Park Street and Washington Street wound into the cathedral for Pontifical High Mass. Archbishop Bonzano presided with Cardinal O Connell delivering the sermon amid a large crowd of delegates, clergy, and spectators from across the United States.

Cardinal O'Connell M. J. Splaine D. D John Bonzano United States Catholic Missionary Congress John Banzans Knights of St. Gregory Knights of Columbus Choral Society Driscoll Knights of Columbus Signorio de Luca Pontifical High Mass Archbishop Bonzano Philip J. O'Donnell St. James Church Ierrison Avenue M. J. Scanion the Propagation of the Faith Society James J. Redican Meres Mon- Penen A Teeling Lynn John O'Brien Toaxvernl

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