Cathedral Procession Honors Boston Prelates and Dignitaries
Large crowd at the cathedral witnessed a display of church leadership with monsignori bishops and archbishops from across New England. The event featured high clerical ranks, civic officials, and a notable tribute sequence including messages from Archbishop Falconio and President Roosevelt. The mass program and a long list of clergy and lay luminaries followed, concluding with keynote addresses and formal tributes.
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Governor Curtis Guild Jr Extends Congratulations on Diocese Anniversary
The Massachusetts Executive Chamber in Boston on October 21, 1908 sends a formal message to celebrate the 100th anniversary of a diocese. The letter praises the diocese’s leadership, devotion to state and country, and its role in supporting law, order, and citizenship as a bulwark against disorder.
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Catholics Cheer Guild as Hall Fills at Centenary
Symphony Hall drew nearly 5000 for the diocese centenary mass meeting with Governor Guild and Mayor Hibbard receiving hearty welcomes. Archbishop O Connell opened and closed the proceedings after readings on Bishops Cheverus Fenwick Fitzpatrick and Williams. The program featured remarks fromJudge Michael J. Murray and other clergy as dignitaries filled the platform.
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Governor Guild Praises Catholic Diocese Centenary
Governor Guild's Boston address lauded the Catholic diocese centennial for shaping Massachusetts religion and civic life. He praised a Massachusetts boy rising to prominence in church and global courts, urged harmony among faiths, and urged good-will as the path to peace and national unity.
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Benedict Fenwick honored in tribute to Bishop Fenwick
A tribute to Benedict Fenwick portrays him as central to the era’s church achievements. The account recalls his American birth, Jesuit path, New York and Charleston work, and Boston oversight, highlighting Ursuline hill fire memory, Holy Cross College, and the Holy Cross church dedication in 1803.
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Mayor Hibbard Speaks in Catholic City Honor
Mayor Hibbard says he attends in earnest as city representative and honors being mayor of a Catholic city. He reflects on a morning sermon and anticipates the upcoming parade with pride.
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Mayor Extends Godspeed to Boston Citizens
A Boston mayor expresses pride in the city's Catholic community and bids its people godspeed, praising their faith and unity as the city moves forward.
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Marquis de Bouthillier-Chavigny Praises Bishop Cheverus
The Marquis spoke in French about Bishop Cheverus outlining a life of piety charity loyalty and exceptional church work. He lauded Cheverus and his successors as faithful defenders of Catholic doctrine in New England during trying times.
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Judge DeCourcy Recalls Life of Bishop Cheverus
Judge Charles A. DeCourcy speaks on Bishop Cheverus the first Catholic bishop of Boston born 1768 in Meyenne. He details Cheverus youth his family the Boston mission and early colonial church hardships including missionary travels among New England tribes and mission relief after two years of service.
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Solemn high mass in the Cathedral for diocesan children
A solemn high mass will be held in the Cathedral at 10:30 a m celebrated by the Very Rev George J Patterson vicar general to implore God's blessing on the children of the diocese. Sermon by the Rev George A Lyons supervisor of schools.
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Bishop Fitzpatrick Honored By Boston Clergy And Community
Judge Michael J. Murray delivered an address at Sym phony Hall marking the centenary of Bishop John Bernard Fitzpatrick the third bishop of Boston. He recalled Fitzpatrick’s respected stature among Boston’s leading families his role as an incorporator of the Thursday Evening Club and his support for the Union during the Civil War.
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Eulog y of Williams by Dr. Dwight in Boston remarks
Dr. Thomas Dwight delivers a eulogy for the late Archbishop Williams praising his charity justice and warmth noting his support for Catholic unity founded in Boston in 1878 by Bishop Williams and his restrained stance during the A P A period while defending church conduct and honoring Boston's longtime families associated with the first cathedral.
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Archbishop OConnell Receives Ovation in Boston Cathedral
Archbishop O Connell was given a splendid ovation as he spoke of bishops devotion to their people and the loyalty of New England to its prelates. Monsignor Falconio, apostolic delegate, extended congratulations and blessing to the archbishop and diocese.
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