Papal Greeting for New York Catholics at Mass
Cardinal Logue presided at the cathedral as Cardinal Gibbons delivered an eloquent sermon to a large audience of New York Catholics during a papal greeting Mass.
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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1908
Page
3
Cardinal Logue presided at the cathedral as Cardinal Gibbons delivered an eloquent sermon to a large audience of New York Catholics during a papal greeting Mass.
The programme lists parochial school children of the diocese, celebrants and assistants, deacons and preachers, with visiting prelates from New York and Buffalo. A pomp-filled schedule includes a Very Pontifical Votive Mass of the Sacred Heart, reception for visiting prelates, and a Catholic laity parade with Cardinal Logue and Archbishop Fairey in attendance.
Cardinal Logue celebrated mass at St Patrick’s Cathedral as Archbishop Farley read the Pope’s message. President Roosevelt sent greetings, praising immigration’s role in building the see. A vast procession and multi-archbishop ceremony followed with Gibbons preaching and a late vespers service.
After the pontifical mass in the Cathedral, 650 Roman Catholic prelates sat for a banquet in the Cathedral College hall. Archbishops Farley and Gibbons and Cardinal Logue were among the speakers as the clergy praised American Catholic progress and the Church’s role in the Republic.
Italian banker Eliseo Saggese vanished after closing his bank at 2123 First Avenue. Depositors chase him as his brother Gambino runs the business. moral aid arrives from father in law Alessandrio Dellapaoli who denies paying deposits.
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